>>11169097this is actually good because the "ino" suffix is used to describe the superpartners of bosons, for example there are Photinos Winos and Zinos and Higgsinos and Gluinos and they have nothing to do with the reason why neutrinos are called neutrinos. in fact all of them are believed to be heavier than their normal partners so the "ino" meaning "small" is totally inappropriate
