What is the correct latin plural of the word "condominium"?

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Answer 1

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Condominia would be the Latin plural.

The root noun is 'dominium', which is a second declension neuter noun meaning 'ownership.' The 'con' is a prefix meaning 'together', so it is something with 'ownership together'.

Plurals of 2nd declension neuter nouns are formed by dropping the '-um' and adding '-a', so the plural of dominium is dominia, and plural of condominium is condominia.

The 's' plural condominiums is based on English rules for plurals.

Answer 2

Condominiums & condominia, both are correct, of course latin is condominia.

'In international law, a condominium (plural either condominia, as in Latin, or condominiums...' (quoted from the source given below)

Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condominium_%28intern...

Answer 3

Condominii?

Source(s): Just a guess

Answer 4

I gotta go with "comdominia"

Answer 5

It would be "condominia".

Source(s): Majored in Latin in high school.