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★﹕ confisalus

pt: confisalus :end pt

★ ⌒⌒ ;; coined by ! me

‿‿⋆﹒⊹ ; for ↓↓

100 acronymchaos event .. !! day 7,, prompt trust ..

☆⌒⌒ ;; definition

; a term related to trusting (a) [x] to keep you safe orr finding comfort and safety in (a) [x] // [x] && trust, [x] && safety, etc

★﹕ affixes are con- && -alus

◟;; planning to coin voidalus, confreak && concharac

; IDs && plain text beloww

ori-: a prefix used to group together multiple definitions of a gender or multiple genders with the same name into one gender that can be one, multiple, or all of their definitions at once depending on the user.

for anon! ‘con’ is an english prefix used to denote combination/togetherness/etc. and ‘ori’ is a romanian prefix meaning ‘any’.

to give an example of how these work, let’s say there are two terms named examplegender. one is defined as ‘a gender that is an example of something’ and the other is defined as ‘a gender that is related to examples’. using the prefixes, conexamplegender would be ‘a gender that is an example of something and that is related to examples’, while oriexamplegender would be ‘a gender that is an example of something and/or is related to examples’.

no flag templates, as it would probably be best for coiners to decide how best to combine individual flags into one.

The prefixes "co-", "con-", and "com-" share similar etymological root from Latin “cum”, meaning "with" or "together”.

"Co-" is used before roots starting with vowels. 

"Con-" tends to be used before roots starting with consonants.

"Com-" is a variant of "con-" used before roots starting with "m," "p," or "b" to facilitate pronunciation. 

However, there are exceptions to these rules.