Ethnos

Ethnos (-ous, n.) est circulus hominum qui ipsi inter se per ligamina identificant^? quae eos ab aliis circulis distinguunt. Quorum ligamina in proprietatibus phyles, culturae, linguae, et/aut religionis fundari possunt, quae obtutum plus minus porosum habere possunt. Scientia ethnon ethnologia appellatur.

Declinatio

Quia ethnos est vocabulum mutuatum e Graeco ἔθνος, hoc vocabulum modo Graeco declinatur, sic:

Declinatio ethnous
	Singularis	Pluralis
Nominativus	ethnos	ethne
Vocativus	ethnos	ethne
Accusativus	ethnos	ethne
Genitivus	ethnous	ethnon
Dativus	ethnei	ethnesi
Ablativus	ethnei	ethnesi

Nexus interni

• Ethnolectos
• Minoritas
• Polyphyleticus
• Sermo patrius

Bibliographia

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