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plural form of basis

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Answered by Pra1ham09

Answer:

The plural is either bases or baseis. It looks like the rare baseis comes from the Greek, but the common bases just refers back to basis and that does not explain the plural etymology.

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Answered by Thusharaa

Answer:

bases or baseis

Explanation:

it indicates that the plural is either bases or baseis. It looks like the rare baseis comes from the Greek, but the common bases just refers back to basis and that does not explain the plural etymology.

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