Serama Grammer

There are several high profile organizations that use "serama" as plural.
This is from the Serama Council of North America's website: SCNA is dedicated to the introduction and promotion of Serama to the poultry world at large.

From The World Federation's site: Serama are judged by table judging.
 
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I guess it just depends on the person, but I am going to use seramas. Sounds better and I don't want to change my site.
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Right right,

Seramas...much better

I have 20 Serama...HUH? Haha
Know what I mean?

Anyhow, nice webpage you got. Care to exchange links? : )

Ondra's Seramas :

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I guess it just depends on the person, but I am going to use seramas. Sounds better and I don't want to change my site.
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Ondra's Seramas :

I guess it just depends on the person, but I am going to use seramas. Sounds better and I don't want to change my site.
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I totally understand. And I admit that the sentence "I love seramas" sounds 100% correct. But its possible that in a few years "a flock of seramas" may sound just as wrong as "a flock of sheeps".​
 
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I totally understand. And I admit that the sentence "I love seramas" sounds 100% correct. But its possible that in a few years "a flock of seramas" may sound just as wrong as "a flock of sheeps".

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Why would the plural be "serama"?
Which language are other (imported) words ending on "a" that have the same word for plural and singular?

Words ending on -a are plural in ancient latin but the singular is ending on -um in those cases.
eg datum => data
 
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