Why everyone says "norid" instead of noric?

[Joso]

The right name is noric:
"The term Noric was coined by Lebzelter, and derives from Noricum, the name of an ancient Roman province centered in the mountains of modern-day Austria, where the modern Noric racial type is found in its greatest concentration."
Also saying norid can make people confuse it with nordid, as it is a very similar word

[The Blade]

Nah, Norid is the Swedish version of the term.
Nordid is also from there, English form being Nordic.

[Joso]

Nah, Norid is the Swedish version.
Nordid is also from there, English form being Nordic.

Yes but using nordid and norid the same time can be counfusing

[The Blade]

Yes but using nordid and norid the same time can be counfusing
They are from the same system.
Nordic and Noric also are.
If one has read enough he shouldn't mistake the terms.
Norids are just Nordo-Dinarids.

[Ülev]

Norids = brachycephalized Nordids

[Knight Slayer]

I use the English language, so I use the -ic suffix whenever I can. -id has been around for awhile. It's also present on those infographics people see. Like those humanphenotypes.net ones.

[Papastratosels26]

It's just a letter.

[Columella]

-id is a Swedish suffix.
User Agrippa and other popularised it and other copied because it sounds scientific.

[KuriousKatKommittee]

They are the same thing, my nigga.

[Dorian]

All these noric- subnordid etc terms are BS terms used by nordicists to include anything depigmented so that they can "bear more fruits" but it's just that,"depigmented"..all you need is a dinaric with some recessive light genes from light ancestors and "norics" will start to appear,should we call sun-tanned bearded dinarics medics?lol