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valkosipuli nca14 · 2019-12-15 21:25:59

Thirthon - word formed by first four letters of word "thirteen" and two first letters of fragments of the numeral "thirty-one".

Kaspea - word formed by three first letters in the words of the phrase "kassid pea", which means "cat head" in Estonian.

Meomac - word formed by first three letters in the phrase "meowing machine", which is humorous term for a cat. Another form is meomach.

Kasuri - word formed by three first letter in the phrase "kassi uriin", which means "cat urine" in Estonian. Kassuri - another form.

valkosipuli nca14 · 2020-01-03 23:55:45

Osopoz - word formed by first three letters in Polish phrase "osobowość pozaziemska" which means "extraterrestrial personality".
Extper - word looks worse than Polish counterpart, although it has the same number of letters and the same six letters as the word "expert" (but arranged differently).

Dzitre - word formed by first three letters in Polish phrase "dziwaczna treść" or "dziwna treść" ("bizarre content", "peculiar content", "strange content", "weird content").
English counterpart of the word above: bizacont, pecucont, stracont, weircont - all formed by four first letters in words making English phrases mentioned above.

valkosipuli nca14 · 2020-03-15 22:25:46

Pøje, pöje - a pig.

Pøjemit, pöjemit - meat of pig, swineflesh, pork.

valkosipuli nca14 · 2020-05-21 00:45:15

Maybe these words below are not so bizarre...

FOLS - abbreviation of the phrase "fear of large suffering". Maybe my biggest mental health problem.

Folsic, folser, folsing, folsity, folsous - "descendants" of the abbreviation FOLS.

Nololudek - "space alien", "E.T.". From Polish "NOL" (abbreviation of "niezidentyfikowany obiekt latający" which means "unidentified flying object" (UFO)). UFO is much more common term in Poland than NOL, however. Other words formed from NOL are for example: "nolita" (passenger of a NOL, "extraterrestrial messenger"), "nolonauta" (UFOnaut, practically the same as "nolita"), "nolologia" ("ufology"), nololog ("ufologist").

Ufolec - not my neologism, but a word which looks funny for my mentality. It means "space alien", "passenger of UFO". It is colloquial, derogatory, offensive in my opinion. It looks similar to the Polish word "stolec" which means "stool", "feces", "excrement". Shorter version is "ufol" which the same meaning and similar character.

valkosipuli nca14 · 2020-07-23 20:24:02

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Altiga - word formed from concatenated symbols of elements with atomic numbers: 13, 22, 31 (Al, Ti, Ga) in which only first letter is a capital letter (or there even can be no capital letters in this word). Backwards: agitla.

Gatial - word formed from concatenated symbols of elements with atomic numbers: 31, 22, 13 (Ga, Ti, Al) in which only first letter is a capital letter (or there even can be no capital letters in this word). Backwards: laitag.

13, 22, 31 - arithmetic sequence which is a palindrome. Elements with atomic numbers 13 and 31 belong to group 13 of the periodic table (boron group).

YSSI - acronym of the phrase "you see something inconceivable". That phrase occurred in comment in the evil-containing game Fallout of Nevada after entering special encounter named Big Hole. I had a lot of coincidences associated with that game, often also with Big Hole encounter.

Pomosc - word formed from concatenation of letters in symbols of chemical elements with atomic numbers: 84, 42, 21 (Po, Mo, Sc), there can be no capital letters in the word.

Azoska - word formed by first three letters of the words in Polish name of scandium nitride (chemical compound of elements with atomic numbers 21 and 7) - azotek skandu.

NLD, NVLD

#16 2019-12-15 21:25:59

Re: Dziwne słowa

#17 2020-01-03 23:55:45

Re: Dziwne słowa

#18 2020-03-15 22:25:46

Re: Dziwne słowa

#19 2020-05-21 00:45:15

Re: Dziwne słowa

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Re: Dziwne słowa

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