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Plural of ephemeris is ephemerides
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
Just to make an already confusing practice sound even more deeply pretentious, the plural of the reference book used is an absolute tongue-twister. Instead of just adding an standard letter at the end, you have to loudly pronounce ephemerides if you want to refer to more than one. It is an etymological nightmare designed to make beginners feel incredibly uneducated.
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