Plural of diploma

Forms of diploma

Diplomas and diplomata in a sentence

• The rapid handing out of the diplomas brought frequent applause—bits, spatters, volleys, as the case might be.1919, Henry Blake Fuller, chapter 32, in Bertram Cope’s Year. From the entry spatter
• Party functionaries at all levels are essentially dilettantes who may have diplomas or study certificates but not real competence.1991, Ilya Zemtsov, Encyclopedia of Soviet Life, page 221. From the entry manqués
• Here three aspiring young seamstresses—diplomas in dressmaking from the People’s College of Zimbabwe hung on the wall—bicker and scowl at each other.2018, Tsitsi Dangarembga, chapter 16, in This Mournable Body, Minneapolis: Graywolf Press. From the entry aspiring
• The three operating wānangas incorporate Māori philosophies, principles and approaches into their learning programmes, and also provide certificates and diplomas and confer degree qualifications.2018, Shantha Liyanage, Antonio Díaz Andrade, “Changing role of research and innovation in New Zealand universities”, in V. V. Krishna…. From the entry wānanga
• And then all hundred and one of us trooped across the grass and onto the platform and got our diplomas from Mr.1998, Garrison Keillor, Wobegon Boy, Faber and Faber, →ISBN, page 71. From the entry Olaf

Meaning of diploma

1. noun A document issued by an educational institution testifying that the recipient has earned a degree or has successfully completed a particular course of study.

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Questions about the plural of diploma

What is the plural of diploma?

The plural of diploma is diplomas or diplomata.

Which is correct, diplomas or diplomata?

Both are used. diplomas is the more common of the two in English writing.

Is diploma countable?

Diploma is a countable noun.