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Inspired by Zenit's Very Funny and Cool Terminology.



Noah’s Termiology[]

Add N- when using the Termiology (so for anti- as below, say nanti.)

  • Anti- - The polar opposite of ___ (So Antione is -1 and vice versa)
  • Un- - The Least amount of ___. (So Unone would be getting 1 as small as possible only using 1 itself.)
  • Semi- - Same as its Zenit counterpart, Half of ___. (So Semione is 0.5)
  • Demi- - Fancy way of Saying SemiSemi. (So Demione is 0.25)
  • Hemi- - Fancy way of Saying SemiDemi. (Or SemiSemiSemi.)
  • Meta- - A way of saying ___ is beyond fiction.
  • Beyond- - Saying Something is Beyond or Higher Than ___ (So Numbers Higher than One would be Beyond One.)
  • Before- - Saying Something is Before or Lower Than ___ (So Numbers Lower than One would be Before One.)
  • Cata- - ___ is Beyond the Meta- Prefix and cannot be defined with it even with a endless amount of Stacks, or Using Metaanything (Meta but more Meta)
  • Fin- - The Absolute Maximum ___ can be. (So Finone is the Highest Number you can make only using the Number one as many times as Metapossible)
  • Explode- - Enhancing ___ to its Maximun Size. (So Exploding one would make Finone)
  • Implode/Collapse- - The Opposite of Exploding. (So Imploding one would make Unone)
  • Ommi- - Look at Zenit’s. I’m not going to even go through every single one.
  • Goog- - 100 of something (so one would be 100.)
  • Ex- - ___ is Beyond MetaFinEverything. (Imagine Meta but more Meta and doing that Infinite times once for MetaEveryThing.) (Similar to Zanti.)
  • True - Fancy way of saying ExFin. (imagine zPax.)
  • Con- - ___ is beyond Concepts
  • Perfect- - ___ it is metaungreifable in Metaany way. You can also imagine it as a spoon standing up, and no matter how much MetaEffort you put into it, it will always end up being stable again. (Fancy way of saying ExMetaExMeta…)[1]

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