Neonymbiosis: Nym is the nickname a boy who lived down the riod from me in the 60s. His dad, who was a lawyer, gave it to him, so it must be very scary.
Neo - new/renewal
Nym a knickname - a name - what is in a name? Identity?
biosis - as in sym
biosis = is
living together amicably or in a mutually useful way, but here it is nymbiosis - someone said something earlier - will edit it in.
So the word requiring definition is nym ...
Nym - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nym may refer to: ... an English affix; Nym server, a pseudonym server which provides untraceable email addresses; Nym, an alien character in Star Wars; The Nym, a race of artificial humanoid sentient plants from the Age of Legends in The Wheel of Time fantasy book series; Nym, a minor figure in Shakespeare's play The Merry Wives of Windsor; Nym, a character from the Forgotten Realms setting of Dungeons & Dragons; Nym, a Corporal in Shakespeare's play Henry V; Nim, short for Nimrod, a reptile in the television series Surface
Well it looks like affix or untraceable e-mail addresses. Patro
nym - A patronym or patronymic, is a component of a personal name based on the name of one's father, grandfather or an even earlier male ancestor. A component of a name based on the name of one's mother or a female ancestor is a
matronym. Each is a means of conveying lineage. During singular naming there was a considerable time of loose patronomization before they became a formal part of a person's name in the 1700s.
Well I like dumbkid's stuff on this one -
"The Aurbis is an Immortal, Aesixually Reproducing Jellyfish" theory?
Now that's fun! And why not seeing as it goes somewhere?
If you can have a Gaia - why not an entire 'cosmos' - the Aurbis. Especially where there is something like magica? But apply the Pelinal mulipartite cloud being thing to it. So Pelinal might then be an example of what happens when the cloud gathers or is channelled into a concentrated form. And looking at the way that the Ancient Spirit's infused with magica in the Dawntime changes and split into new beings ... neonymbiosis has that feel to it.
QUOTE(Adventurous Putty @ Apr 16 2008, 01:52 PM) http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?act=findpost&pid=12112821
I think I'm asking for a definition of "polydoxes," too. Here's some speculation on my (admittedly lacking) part:
"Polydox" seems to be interchangeable with "Tower" -- perhaps meaning "a symbol of multiple paradoxes", or something along those lines. After all, symbols hold many meanings, and in a world like TES where those symbolic meanings are made real through magic, that's powerful. Therefore, the most powerful symbols are those that stand for many things -- polydoxes -- and the Towers were therefore polydoxes, since they could stand for/represent many things.
Or not. That's kind of a weak answer, but oh well.
Poly means many while dox means belief or opinion.
Cosminach is a reconstruction or imitation of the cosmos, merging the words cosmos and atronach or golem, which is an imitation.
or
QUOTE(proweler @ Jun 26 2006, 01:37 PM) http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?act=findpost&pid=7015788
Cosminach, Nu-Mantia Intercept
Poetronach, Xal-Gosleigh
Atronach
Cosminachs absorb Magicka from the cosmos, space, Oblivion
Poetronachs absorb Magicka from poetry, writings.
Atronachs absorb Magicka from,...from what exactly?
Well this one could be made easier - The Lee
Cosmin Band - 1970s North London based band that toured Britain for several years often co-starring atlocal pubs with the Clash et al, before securing a record deal with the
Polydor Record Company.
Cosminach? Obviously this is the manner in which the band drew energy from the audience in response to the rockin performances.
.. and the basis for pulling all those birds in the audience