As in " a murder of crows" or other terms is there a term for a group of yeti.....all I can find is...

Since it is very rare to see even a solitary Sasquatch I don't think there is a name for plurals. Like most primates though, they probably live in smaller family groups, which we call 'family'.

Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_group_of_sasquatch_called#ixzz1lroukc1b

Also as far as I can see two yeti are going to Castle combe......can we get enough there to make naming a group credible....the most so far at Combe was three, and it would be interesting to have a large flock/family etc.etc of them in one place

How about a storm of Yeti

A spag?

I think we played this game a year or more ago. At the time, nearing the end of a long delivery period, I suggested a 'delay' of Yetis. I guess many would still go along with that.

Indeed we've done this before:

http://briskoda.net/...ollective-noun/

So it is a flurry of Yetis I'm afraid.

Or, keeping my 'delay' theme going and with an excruciating pun, a 'knot' of Yetis?

OK .......let's see if we can get a flurry together at Castle Combe ........we have two so far .....can.someone link to the Castle combe meet thread for me ......I'm on the mobile

Here you go.

And as for the plural - Yetae sounds nice. At least to my non-native ear

Edited 9 February, 201214 yr by EZ_lo

I always thought the plural as the same: Yeti.

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I always thought the plural as the same: Yeti.

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Or perhaps Yetii?

In this day and age, almost certainly Yeti's, ie with the superfluous grocer's apostrophe (or grocers' apostrophe, if you want to blacken the entire profession).

Yeti's what? Yeti's steering wheel? Or tyres or bumper? You can't use the possessive and then not tell us what belongs to the yeti

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Yeti's what? Yeti's steering wheel? Or tyres or bumper? You can't use the possessive and then not tell us what belongs to the yeti

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Err ... you've missed the point! Yeti's nothing - a plural disfigured by the erroneous apostrophe!

Or perhaps Yetii?

Yetii for 2 of them?

And Yetiv for 4?

Yetix for 9?

And so on

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