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Toki Pona
Etymology
From nimi (“word”) + sin (“new, additional”).
Pronunciation
Noun
nimi sin
- neologism, a new word
- a word created after pu or ku
2021 September 2, jan Ke Tami, “suno pi toki pona [The day of toki pona]”, in lipu tenpo, nanpa kule, page 4:musi li kama lon kulupu tan ni: jan Sonja li kepeken nimi sin a!- Amusement came upon the group because Sonja used new words, wow!
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see nimi, sin.
Usage notes
This term often includes words that predate the set taught in Toki Pona: The Language of Good. Some speakers (perhaps especially those who distinguish namako from sin) consider this usage to be technically incorrect, but the term has stuck.