[Sca-cooks] Onagers

[Sue Clemenger]

Well, actually, it could be singular/genitive, or plural/nominative, or 
even plural accusative....
--maire, silently chanting "us, us, ui, um, u; us, uum, ibus, us, ibus", 
and hoping she's getting it right after 20-odd years of separation from 
her last Latin class....
Oh, wait...I bet you're talking 2nd declension, and not 4th, right?

Phlip wrote:


> Onus is actually "burden" in Latin. I may have migrated over from the Greek,
> but if so it would more likely have been "onos"- the "us" suffix is
> distinctly Latin- masculine, singular, and nominative.
> 
> Saint Phlip,
>