Neologism, word playing, idiosyncratic humour

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Loitom - word formed by first letters of the phrase "lack of intuitive theory of mind". Descendant words are for example: loitomer, loitomic, loitoming, loitomy.

Seindi - word formed by two first letters of words forming the phrase "sensory integration disorder". Seindic - adjective.

Nonleadis - word formed by three first letters of words forming phrase "nonverbal learning disability". Adjective: nonleadisic.

Senprodis - word formed by first three letters in the words of the phrase "sensory processing disorder". The word looks better than senintdis (from name "sensory integration disorder").

Noveledi - nice word formed from the phrase "non-verbal learning disorder".

Clau - word formed from first two letters of the words in the phrase "classic autism".

OFIAS - word formed by first letters of the phrase "opening for indole and skatole". The anus, especially human one. Indole and skatole are chemicals which smell like feces and are present in excrement.

Caturine - word formed by concatenation of words in phrase "cat urine". Looks somewhat like "Catherine", but I do not want to offend anyone by it, although the name "Catherine" can be associated with purring mammals

Kisvir - synonym of "caturine", from Finnish "kissan virtsa" which means "cat urine". "Kissa" is a good word for a purrer in my opinion, the same about Estonian "kass" which also means "cat".

Tagumik - Estonian word for rear end, backside.

Takamus - Finnish word for rear end, backside.

Hiraz - neologism for a mouse or rat. From Finnish hiiri and Estonian hiir (both mean "mouse"), at the end there is proto-Germanic masculine ending -az (so "hiraz" is masculine).

Fasis, faasis, fāsis - a dog, based on Slavic words for that animal like pas, pes, pies. Here is sound shift: p > f (like in proto-Germanic) and sort of Indo-European masculine ending "-as".

Hallabunkie an exclamation made in reverence of utter nonsense
root hallelujah / bunkum

Bunbunikie nonsensical prodigy

Bunkie-ho! a formal greeting made to pairs of magpie / an exclamation intended to startle sheep

Amsete Vataryz - I heard something like that phrase (which is read like it would have been Polish) in certain song. It could be the name of certain character using idiosyncratic language.

Twonse - word formed by two first letters in words in the phrase "twenty-one seven".

Toftef - word formed by first letters in the phrase "twenty-one forty-two eighty-four".

Thsini - word formed by two first letters in words of the phrase "three six nine".

Twelfour - word formed by four first letters in words forming phrase "twelve four". From three first letters of these words the word twefou would be formed.

Nisith - word formed by first two letters of the phrase "nine six three".

Twonse, toftef, thsini, twelfour are words formed to be names of my most coincident sets of numbers: 21 7; 21, 42, 84; 3, 6, 9; 12 4.

"Vataryz" may look somewhat like the word "Katarzyna" ("Catherine" in Polish).

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.

i was smoking in hoboken when a ho broke-in;
oh-no ho i'll show you i know how to hold a bokudo or bokken;
so i swung low and now the ho broken

Tripartism - in theology a heresy which teaches that God is composed of three parts (which, from Catholic viewpoint, is a form of denial of Trinity dogma).

Tripersonalitism - belief that God has mind splitted onto three personalities, heresy which says that God has something like dissociative identity disorder.

Nequin - word formed from two first letters of the words in phrase "new Quran's interpretation".

Qumami - word formed by two first letters of the words in phrase "Quran's mathematical miracles".

I do not want to promote any false belief by writting about things above.

Qubare - word formed by two first letters in words forming the phrase "Quran based religion".

Qubarist - one who believes in a qubare. Also "qubarian".
Qubarism - a noun formed on the basis of the word qubare.
Qubaric - associated with a qubare or qubares.

Radsaluni - word formed by first three letters in the phrase "radical salvation universalism".
Radunisal - word formed by first three letters of the words: radical, universalism, salvation.

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.

"Fishing not allowed"

I might say that I belong to Dzitreic Culture (proto-mictic). It is not just autism, but also schizo, NVLD and... NT. Due to NT content it is so mixed

Ekstrementornado, kupośniaczek, kałszkwał - three Polish funny synonyms of sh**storm (poopstorm). The last Polish word is especially funny for me.

Google found 14 700 results for phrase poopstorm in 0,30 s a moment ago. 1, 4, 7 - these numbers are coincident for me (with 21.7 and 12.4). 21x7 = 147, 1+4+7 = 12, 12/3 = 4.

Lemitrava - the word looks nice, but Google did not found it at all when it was typed in quotation marks in search engine.
Balgonte - 726 results.
Phrugeshma - no results.
Halarsiu - the word was not found by Google. It has only 8 letters, not so much for a word without diarictics which was not found by search engine.
Kotorola - 1150 results with quotation marks.

The dutch word for viruses is virussen. The way it sound when we speak it it sound like "4-russians"



The lifeguard want to evacuate the swimpool because there are viruses in the water.