Talk:Prosphora

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[edit] Plurals and Singulars

Hi chaps - now, in common English, we refer to 'one prosphora, two prosphoras', this being derived from Slavic, where 'prosfora' is singular, I think. On the other hand, in Greek, 'prosphora' is clearly plural, the singular being 'prosphoron'. How shall we state this? We should make this clear before someone comes along and renames the article to 'Prosphoron', citing wiki guidelines preferring singular forms. InfernoXV 16:00, 9 October 2007 (UTC)