lorogenèse

Lorogenèse is a term that does not have a single, widely accepted definition in standard reference works. It appears in a limited number of sources as a neologism built from the French génèse (genesis) with a prefix or stem that may represent a label, a named concept, or a field-specific term. Because of this variability, lorogenèse is used with different meanings depending on the disciplinary or rhetorical context, and there is no consensus on a formal process by that name.

In usage, lorogenèse is typically described as the origin and subsequent development of a concept, object, or phenomenon labeled "loro" within a given study. In speculative or theoretical contexts, it can denote a hypothetical mechanism by which an entity or state designated as "loro" emerges from precursor conditions.

Relation to other terms: It shares the suffix -génèse with established concepts such as morphogenèse (morphogenesis) and génèse. Its positioning is thus more akin to a terminological coinage or metaphorical extension rather than a defined scientific process.

Etymology: The prefix "loro-" is not standardized; authors supply varying sources, including named labels, coined terms, or language-specific roots. The lack of a stable etymology reflects the informal or nascent status of the term.

See also: Génèse, Morphogenèse, Génétique.