An alternative plural form of enema, using the Latin-derived form '-ata' instead of the Greek '-as'.
From Greek 'enema' with a Latin plural suffix '-ata.' This represents the Latinate scholarly tradition of medical terminology, offering an alternative to the Greek plural 'enemas'.
The fact that medical terms can have multiple 'correct' plurals shows the strange hybrid nature of English medicine—we grabbed terms from Greek and Latin and never bothered to pick one system.
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