parandandusparandus
Parandandusparandus is a coined term used in linguistic and theoretical writing to describe a hypothetical repetition of a corrective form, signaling ongoing amendment. The word combines the Latin gerundive parandandus, meaning “to be amended” or “to be corrected,” with reduplication to create a metalinguistic marker that indicates a passage is subject to repeated revision.
The base parandandus originates in Latin grammar, where the gerundive expresses necessity or obligation related to
Parandandusparandus is primarily used in academic examples to illustrate how a discourse about revision can itself
The concept sits at the intersection of reduplication studies and metalinguistic discourse. It highlights how repetition
Repetition in linguistics, reduplication, metalinguistics, textual criticism.