Scientific Latin and "la"

Martin Duerst duerst at w3.org
Mon Feb 3 10:47:36 CET 2003


At 15:11 03/02/03 +0000, Michael Everson wrote:
>At 13:34 +0000 2003-02-03, Jon Hanna wrote:
>
>>The question remains though, do people think scientific Latin this is "la",
>>or is it whatever language surrounds it?

Another answer is 'tag it as whater you think works best for you'.

Regards,    Martin.


>It's Latin. It has Latin inflections (Ferocactus wislizenii), though 
>horrid things like nodanotherwon may occur due to a lack of Latin and 
>initiative among modern scientists (aliusalius would have been better!).
>
>Tag it as Latin, and use a big Latin user dictionary to do your spell 
>checking. That would be my advice.
>--
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