Imaginis
Imaginis is a term used in speculative philosophy and fiction to denote a domain associated with imagination. There is no single, universally accepted definition of imaginis, and its meaning varies by author and context. In many modern usages, imaginis refers to the cognitive ability to construct images, scenarios, and symbols that do not exist physically but influence thought, memory, and creativity. In literary or game contexts, imaginis can also describe a fictional or imagined realm in which objects or events have narrative persistence or quasi-real agency.
Etymology and form: The term resembles a neo-Latin construction built from imagine or imago with a Latin-sounding
Origins and usage: Imaginis appears sporadically in contemporary worldbuilding essays, speculative fiction, and some discussions of
Related concepts: mental imagery, imagination, dream, fantasy, worldbuilding, perception, cognitive psychology. See also: Imagination; Mental imagery;