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lestatdark on 27 March 2010
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dtewi said:
lestatdark said:

You're using the second declension alone to dictate what should be the ablative and what should be the nominative. Crystalli has also a case on the parasyllabic rule, in which case, the -Is termination would dictate it as the nominative.

No, Crystallus means crystal. I'm 100% positive.

Besides, if Crystallis were genitive, it would mean "A New Story of a Crystal" and that's even worse.

Nope, but crystallis does have the same number of syllabels in both the Genitive and in the Nominative, hence why you can consider Crystallis as a nominative and it's termination -Is, instead of the Ablative. 

Anyway, there's too much technicallities involved and probably we could end up arguing all night in here about this xD.

I just don't see why the name sucks, since it's much better than "The crystals are back" from IX XD 



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