Demoticallowing

Demoticallowing is a hypothetical linguistic phenomenon or concept that has not been formally recognized or established in the field of linguistics. The term itself appears to be a portmanteau, possibly combining "demotic" with "allowing." "Demotic" refers to a stage of the ancient Egyptian language, written in a cursive script, which was used for everyday purposes alongside hieroglyphic and hieratic scripts. "Allowing" suggests permission or enabling.

Therefore, "demoticallowing" could theoretically refer to a situation where the use of a demotic script or language style is permitted or encouraged in a particular context. Alternatively, it might imply a process by which a less formal or more common script/language becomes acceptable or even dominant. Without a clear definition or established usage, the exact meaning remains speculative.

In academic discourse, such a term would require precise definition and contextual explanation. It is possible the term is used in a niche academic or theoretical discussion, or it could be a neologism. Research into existing linguistic literature does not reveal widespread or established use of "demoticallowing." Further clarification from the source of this term would be necessary to provide a definitive explanation.