Quotas is the plural form of the word quota. A quota is fixed or limited number of things or people.
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It's a regular plural: quota, quotas.ANS2:Since quota is a Latin adjective meaning "how many" and since it is understood to modify the feminine noun pars(part or portion) to provide the vernacular meaning in English, the plural, in Latin, would perforce need to be quotae (to agree in case, number and gender with the plural partēs).Valete.
Quotas.
partial quota reservation system
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