closed influenzae.com

[Gee]

with the addition of 'e' at the end it will be the name of the bug that cause influenza

haemophilus influenzae 127 at overture

or may be french version of influenza

any ideas or appraisals

thanks

 

[GT Web]

is that the plurel form?

 

[Gee]

i think it is single

it is also taken .info

and has 178,000 results with google

 

[Whois-Search]

reg fee sorry

 

[seeker]

I knew once of a big discussion of wether the plural of virus was viruses or virii.
In the begining virii was the one (on the internet, in 1999). By 2000 and since, viruses seems to be also accepted.

What am I getting at?
in theory, you would be correct, it is the plural form.
In practical terms, there isnt much, since the term is usually only used as a non plural.
i.e. It is the flu, not the flues
unlike the blues.

now, I rhyme.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

'haemophilus influenzae' in the above context makes 'influenzae' an adjective in Latin, not a plural form.

Reg fee. Sorry.