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"Botanica Myrtus"; is this grammatically correct?

 
 
SigAik
 
Reply Wed 30 Jun, 2010 07:16 pm
We are going to have the first exhibition of botanical art and need a name for the group. I also love music, so I happen to remind the name of Schumann's first Liederkreis "Myrten", from which I invented the name shown in the title, "Botanica Myrtus", howeve, I am so complete a layman and I can't judge if the form of the second word is correct or not; that must be an adjective or possessive, I suppose... Please help me.
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George
 
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Reply Thu 1 Jul, 2010 07:47 am
I'm not sure what it is you are trying to say.
Myrtus is the Latin word for myrtle.
"Botanica" is not a Latin word so you'll have to tell me what it is.
E.g. is it a noun?
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