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What's the adjective of this word? What's the agentive noun? "This man is a dyscalculiac"? "He's dyscalculic"? Or do we have to say: "He suffers from dyscalculia"?
Thanks.
Hm. Unless there's a bad smell in here, I guess no one is sure.
Without the benefit of an informed opinion, my best shot is probably to look at words which have "calculare" as a root, and see what their adjectival endings are.
The adjective of "calculate" is "calculative"; so, shouldn't the adjective of "dyscalculia" be "dyscalculative" ?
What do you think?
That sounds like a valid analogy save for 'calculative' not being an involuntary condition. Following 'anemic' and 'dyslexic' as a pattern would make it 'dyscalculic' as in your first post.
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