User talk:Omoion

ὅμοιος
When giving Greek roots of English words, it's normal to give them in the masculine form. ὅμοιος is thus preferred to ὅμοιον, particularly as otherwise it would be inconsistent with πάθος, which, of course, has entered the language as pathos.

Secondly, it's necessary to use the actual nu, ν, rather than the Latin letter v. Otherwise, it breaks searching in hard-to-notice ways.

Sorry to be a pain, just thought you should know. I've reverted that part of the change to Homeopathy. Shoemaker&#39;s Holiday (talk) 15:38, 31 January 2009 (UTC)