Neologismok

Neologismok is a term derived from the Greek words "neos" meaning new and "logismos" meaning word or thought. It refers to newly coined words or expressions that have entered a language. These can be created through various processes, including:

1. Backronyms: Creating a new word by taking the initial letters of an existing phrase.

2. Blends: Combining two words to create a new one.

3. Clippings: Shortening an existing word.

4. Compounding: Combining two or more words to create a new one.

5. Derivatives: Creating a new word from an existing one by adding a prefix or suffix.

6. Portmanteaus: Combining parts of two words to create a new one.

7. Translations: Borrowing words from other languages.

Neologismok can be intentional, such as in marketing or political campaigns, or unintentional, like in slang or internet culture. They can also be accepted or rejected by a language's users, leading to their acceptance or rejection as part of the language's vocabulary. Examples of neologismok include "brunch," "selfie," and "COVID-19."