Смысл: -a 
-a [-ə]
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1.соотносится с -um, суффиксом ед. ч. лат. сущ. :
herbaria - гербарии
sera - сыворотки
phyla - (таксономические) типы
spectra - спектры
scrota - мошонки
incunabula - инкунабулы
media - средства, среды
symposia - симпозиумы
bacteria - бактерии
формы на -a часто имеют параллельные варианты на -ums:
aquaria, aquariums - аквариумы
premia, premiums - надбавки, премии
millenia, milleniums - тысячелетия
2.соотносится с -on, суффиксом ед. ч. греч. сущ. :
criteria - критерии
phenomena - явления
noumena - ноумены
prolegomena - пролегомены
automata - автоматы
etyma - этимоны
3.часто встречается в названиях высших биологических таксонов (не имеющих форм ед. ч. ):
Arthropoda - членистоногие
Amphibia - земноводные
Coelenterata - кишечнополостные
Chiroptera - рукокрылые
Hydrozoa - гидроиды
Monotremata - однопроходные
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moot point, a Идиома
a babe in arms
a babe in the woods
a bad taste in my mouth
a bad time
a ball-park figure
a bar fly
a bar star
a bare-faced lie
a barnburner
a barrel of laughs
moot point
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A arguable question, an affair accessible to argument; also, an extraneous question, a amount of no importance. For example, Whether Shakespeare absolutely wrote the composition charcoal a arguable point amid critics, or It's a arguable point whether the craven or the egg came first. This appellation originated in British law area it declared a point for altercation in a moot, or assembly, of law students. By the aboriginal 1700s it was actuality acclimated added about in the present sense. Learn more: moot, pointmoot point, a
A arguable question. This appellation was originally alone a acknowledged one, a moot case or moot point being a case for altercation in a moot, or meeting, of law students. By the eighteenth century, however, it was actuality acclimated figuratively in a far added accepted way. For example, “It is a actual arguable point to which of those causes we may accredit the accepted dulness of the Irish,” wrote Sir C. Wogan (1732–33), cited by the OED.Learn more: moot
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