snapsoros

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snapsoros – a stack of elements within a Snap (in the context of Snapifier*)

snapsoros – a polyonom created on 6th September 2024 from the word “snap” and “soros” (an Anglicisation of the Greek “σωρός” = stack).

Searches on that date indicated there was no previous public record of the word or combination of letters ↓

Snapsoros Web Search Result 6th Spetember 2024 Polyonom Image

100% polyonmicity asserted.

Background

During the Memebrs-Only part of Society11’s Friday Live on 6th September 2024 a question was asked by a Member about templates for use in the online software Snapifier*.

Snapifier’s Founder Owner (also a co-founder of Society11) explained that Snapifier Snaps comprised stacks of Elements rather than templates.

That left the way open for a way to describe those stacked elements. Research indicated that terms mixing “snap”, “stack” and “elements” had already been used by others.

The polyonoms “snapsoros” , “snapvirna” , “snapstapel” and “snapstoh” were created in response to this opportunity.

*Attropiation – Snapifier is an online software whose Founder Owner is Curt Crowley. No endorsement should be inferred in respect of mention here.