The plural form of ansa, referring to multiple loop-shaped or handle-like structures.
Latin plural of 'ansa,' maintaining the original form rather than adopting English pluralization, following scientific naming conventions.
Scientists kept the Latin plural form because it makes communication precise across languages—if you say 'ansae' in Tokyo or Toronto, everyone knows you mean multiple loops, not just 'ansases' awkwardly.
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