An alternative plural form of amula, sometimes used in English scientific contexts instead of the Latin amulae.
Anglicized plural of amula, using the English -s suffix instead of the Latin -ae. This represents the naturalization of the scientific term into English usage.
Scientists struggle with whether to use Latin or English plurals—some say 'amulas,' others insist on 'amulae,' showing how English is slowly absorbing scientific terminology!
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