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The term you are looking for is modus operandi (not operandus). Modus operandi literally means "manner of working," so you want the genitive of operandus (oper
by dontcontactme 3y ago
The term you are looking for is modus operandi (not operandus).
Modus operandi literally means "manner of working," so you want the genitive of operandus (operandi) because the genitive in Latin corresponds (roughly) to the english preposition "of."
- MrThoughtful 3y agoThanks, updated.
- kaba0 3y ago(That made me think of that Life of Brian scene with the Roman guards :D)