Animis

/ˈænɪmɪs/ noun

Definition

Latin form or specialized plural of 'animus'; used in formal, philosophical, or legal Latin contexts.

Etymology

Latin accusative or nominative plural of 'animus.' This form appears in classical Latin texts and survives in formal legal and philosophical writing.

Kelly Says

Latin plurals still haunt English in phrases like 'amici curiae' (friends of the court)—we keep these Latin forms in specialized fields because they sound authoritative and precise!

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