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All the fictive words I’ve cryzen.


Index

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acronyze
affine
affinical
affinics
affinitic
affinitics
affinitive
affinity
affinityzacion
affinityze
antect
Anthroxerique
Antixistence
arculent
aspect
avricop
antive
antectical
antectics
crabatista
crackshit
dawntime
decant
decate
deutic
deutive
didecant
eximplode
frequery
greencorn
halfwhat
lacteral
linque
lokay
lynt
protic
protive
septan
septate
sery
superaffinity
sylonautilla
synthevetix
Tersolle
verity
xeliqive
xelique
xeniqive
xenique
xenitic
xenitive
xenoqive
xenoque
xenotive
Xeri
xeriqive
xerique
xeriqui
Xero
xeroque
Xistence
zelixe
zerixe


acronyze

Verb

/ˌakroʊˈnʌɪz, ˌakrəˈnʌɪz/

prototransitive

  1. to convert something (a name, or a sery of words, for instance) into an acronym.
    Can you acronyze that?
Conjugacion
tense perfect imperfect
past acronyzed
present have acronyzen acronyzing
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  New Antarctica » English acronym + Antarctican -yze ‘verb’

Relyzen


affine

Noun

/əˈfiːn, aˈfiːn/

abstract

  1. magic; supernaturalism.
    Affine is a phenomenon found in many xeriques.

similar: magic, supernaturalism

  1. magical or supernatural energy.
    Xi released a huge burst of affine.

similar: magic

Deryvatics

affinical
affinics
affinity

Etymologics

unknown » English affinity

Relyzen


affinical

Adjectic

/əˈfɪnɪk(ə)l/

descriptive

  1. relyzing to affine.
    Affinical weapons are far deadlier than tradicional wepaons.

similar: magical, supernatural

Etymologics

unknown » Antarctican affine + -ical ‘adjectic’

Relyzen

affinics


affinics

Noun

/əˈfɪnɪks/

abstract, topic

  1. the topic/field/study of affine.
    There is very little known about affinics.
Etymologics

unknown » Antarctican affine + -ics ‘topic’

Relyzen

affine


affinitic

Noun

/əˈfɪnɪtɪk/

agentive
plural affinitics (not to be confused with the topic affinitics)

  1. A being possessing an affinity.
    Xi’s an affinitic.
Deryvatics

affinitics

Etymologics

unknown » English affinity + -ic ‘instance’

Relyzen

affinity


affinitics

Noun

/əˈfɪnɪtɪks/

abstract, topic

  1. the topic/field/study of aspects relyzen to affinitys.
    It is beneficial to understand the underlying principles of affinitics.
Etymologics

unknown » English affinity + Antarctican -ics ‘topic’

Relyzen

affinity
affinics


affinitive

Adjectic

/əˈfɪnɪtɪv/

attributive

  1. of or relyzing to affinitys.
    Affinitive tests are quite different to standard written examinacions.

similar:

Etymologics

unknown » Antarctican affinity + -ive ‘adjectic’


affinity

Noun

/əˈfɪnɪti/

abstract
plural affinitys

  1. an affinical power.
    Xi unlocked xis first affinity.

similar: superpower

Deryvatics

affinitic
affinitive
affinitics
affinityze

Etymologics

unknown » English affinity

Relyzen

affine


affinityzacion

Noun

/əˌfɪnɪtʌɪˈzeiʃ(ə)n/, /əˌfɪnɪtɪˈzeiʃ(ə)n/

abstract, topic

  1. the process of unlocking or obtaining an affinity.
    Affinityzacion can occur both naturally or artificially,

similar: magicalisation

Deryvatics

Etymologics

unknown » Antarctican affinityze + -acion ‘process’

Relyzen

affinity
affinitic


affinityze

Verb

/əˌfɪnɪˈtʌɪz/

intransitive

  1. to unlock or grant an affinity.
    Xe affinityzed for the first time upon reaching the age of 12.

*prototransitive

  1. to fill or endow something with affine.   The air was affinityzen by the ferocity of their conflict.
Conjugacion
tense perfect imperfect
past affinityzed
present affinityzen affinityzing
Deryvatics

affinityzacion

Etymologics

unknown » English affinity + Antarctican -yze ‘verb’

Relyzen

affinity
affinitic


antect

Verb

/an'tɛkt/

prototransitive

  1. to convert a date from another calendar to the Antarctican calendar.
    All devices have an inbuilt feature to antect a given decate.
Conjugacion
tense perfect imperfect
past antected
present antecten antecting
Deryvatics

antectics
antectical

Etymologics

spontaneous emergence » may have deryven from ‘Antarctica’

Relyzen

decate


Anthroxerique

Case

/ˌanθroʊˈksɛrɪk, ˌanθroʊˈksɛriːk/
/ˌanθroʊˈgzɛrɪk, ˌanθroʊˈgzɛriːk/

abstract

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


Antixistence

Case

/ˌantiːˈgzist(ə)ns, ˌantiːˈgzist(ə)nts/
/ˌantiːˈksist(ə)ns, ˌantiːˈksist(ə)nts/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


arculent

Case

/ˈaːkjʊl(ə)t/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


aspect

Case

/ˈaspɛkt/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


avricop

Case

/ˈeɪvrɪcɒp/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


antive

Case

/ˈantɪv/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


antectical

Case

/ˈantɛktɪk(ə)l/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


antectics

Case

/ˈantɛktɪks/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


crabatista

Case

/ˌkrabəˈtɪstə/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


crackshit

Case

/ˌkrakˈʃit/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


dawntime

Case

/ˈdɔːntʌɪm/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


decant

Noun

/ˈdɛkənt/

abstract
plural decants

  1. a unit of time in the Antarctican calendar, corresponding to a month in the Gregorian calendar. Each year consists of 10 decants, alternating between 37 and 36 days long.
    The names of the decants alternate between starting with A and V.

similar: month

Deryvatics

didecant
decate

Etymologics

New Antarctica » Greek deka ‘ten’ + ant in Antarctica

Relyzen

septan


decate

Noun

/ˈdɛkeɪt/

abstract
plural decates

  1. the date.
    What’s the decate?
  2. the specific day of the decant.
    The decate is 20.
Etymologics

New Antarctica » Greek deka ‘ten’ + -ate
  also from Antarctican decant

Relyzen

decant
septate


deutic

Case

/duːˈtɪk/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


deutive

Adjectic

/duːˈtɪv/

attributive

  1. secondary.
    {test}
Etymologics

New Antarctica » Antarctican deuteric ‘secondary object’ + -al ‘adjectic’

Relyzen

deuteric
protive


didecant

Case

/ˈdʌɪdɛkənt/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


eximplode

Case

/ˌɛksɪmˈploʊd/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


frequery

Noun

/friːˈkwɪəri/

count plural frequerys

  1. frequent queries; frequently asked questions.
    See the frequerys seccion for help.
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  Unyzen Nascion of Antarctica » English frequent + query

Relyzen


greencorn

Case

/ˈgriːncɔːn/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


halfwhat

Adjectic / Adverb

/ˈhɑːfwɒt/

modifier

  1. somewhat; to a moderate extent
    It’s a halfwhat good idea.
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  New Antarctica » English half + what, following somewhat

Relyzen


lacteral

Adjectic

/ˈlɑktər(ə)l/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


linque

Noun

/lɪŋk/

count plural linques

  1. a language.
    Sino-Antarctican Neo-English is the linque of the Unyzen Nascion of Antarctica.
Deryvatics

Etymologics

New Antarctica » backwards deryvacion from Antarctican linquistics

Relyzen

linquistics


linquistics

Noun

/lɪŋˈkwɪstɪks/

abtract, topic

  1. the topic/field/study of languages.
    Xi is interesten in linquistics.

similar: linguistics

Deryvatics

linque
linquistical

Etymologics

New Antarctica » English linguistics

Relyzen


lokay

Interjection

/ˈləʊkeɪ/

interjection?

  1. ‘lol, ok’.
    Lokay, no problem.
Deryvatics

Etymologics

spontaneous emergence » English online slang lol ‘laugh out loud’ + okay

Relyzen


lynt

Verb

/'lɪnt/

prototransitive

  1. {definyzacion}
    {test}
Conjugacion
tense participle
present lynting
past lynted
perfect lynten
Deryvatics

lynten
lynts

Etymologics

Republic of Antarctica » from English simmer, sinter

Relyzen

Noun

/lɪnt/

count
plural lynts

  1. {definyzacion}
    Care for some lynts?
Etymologics

New Antarctica » Antarctican verb lynt (since sweets are lynten)

Relyzen


protic

Noun

/ˈprəʊtɪk/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


protive

Adjectic

/ˈprəʊtɪv/

attributive

  1. primary.
    {test}
Etymologics

New Antarctica » Antarctican protic ‘primary object’ + -al ‘adjectic’

Relyzen

deutive
protic


septan

Noun

/ˈsɛptən/

abstract
plural septans

  1. a unit of time in the Antarctican calendar, equivalent to a week.
    There’s an update coming next septan.

similar: week

Deryvatics

septate

Etymologics

New Antarctica » Latin septem ‘seven’ + -an in Antarctica

Relyzen

decant


septate

Noun

/ˈsɛpteɪt/

abstract
plural septates

  1. the day of the week in the Antarctican calendar.
    Children are taught the names of the septates from a very young age.

similar: weekday, weekend

Etymologics

New Antarctica » Latin septem ‘seven’ + -ate

Relyzen

septan
decate


superaffinity

Noun

/ˌsuːpə(r)əˈfɪnɪti/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


sylonautilla

Noun

/ˌsɪlənɔːˈtiːjə, ˌsɪlənɔːˈtɪlə/
/ˌsɪləʊnɔːˈtiːjə, ˌsɪləʊnɔːˈtɪlə/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


synthevetix

Case

/ˌsɪnth(ə)ˈvɛtɪks/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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Tersolle

Noun

/ˌtərˈsəʊl/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

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verity

Noun

/ˈvɛrɪti/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


xeliqive

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xelique

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xeniqive

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xenique

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xenitic

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xenitive

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xenoqive

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

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xenoque

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xenotic

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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xenotive

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


Xeri

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

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xeriqive

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


xerique

Noun

/'ksɛrɪk/, /ksɛ'riːk/; /'sɛrɪk/, /sɛ'riːk/

count
plural xeriques

  1. a realm; a dimension. Our universe is a xerique.
    test

similar: universe, dimension, world

See Supxerique for more.

Deryvatics

Supxerique

Etymologics

primordial » Ancient Greek ξέρω xéro ‘know’ + -ique (alternative -ic)

xeriqui

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

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Relyzen


Xero

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

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xeroque

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen


Xistence

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

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zelixe

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

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zerixe

Case

/–/

sense

  1. definicion
    test

similar:

Conjugacion
tense participle
present
past
perfect
Deryvatics

Etymologics

  – »

Relyzen