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Mighty Word summary

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noun [GD] Gender Determined[GI] Gender Inflected b'Reǁɑ Braiǁa
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cousin (gender neutral)

Etymology
Etymology of creation: from PIE *bʰréh₂tēr - brother. Moved to the idea of sibling in general and then expanded the idea to creche mate, to make it fit the idea of how Mighty young are raised / made. Since Mighty lay eggs, I figured it should also be the word for egg in another gender and put that idea together to finalize the word and expand to the other genders. Notes
I included egg in the base term because so much of the idea is implied with the base, the fundamental concept behind this word is *that which hatches / will hatch / has hatched.* So even though egg isn't the neuter gender's meaning, I still think it should be part of the base definition.

This is a word that has overlapping cognitive domains, separated by their time relation to hatching. So shed skin is not actually considered the same as brother, as might be implied by gender inflection but brother and sister are considered very minor inflections to Mighty, since sex changes so easily.

Mighty Neutral Gender ˧b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Sibling, Brother, Sister, Close Cousin, Creche Mate, someone reared together in the same nest.

Mighty Masculine Gender ˦b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Specifically a mighty Egg, with the connotation of it being before it is turned over to a king.

Mighty Feminine Gender ˨b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Pregnant, literally: to be with egg.

Mighty Super Masculine Gender ˥b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Specifically a mighty egg, with the connotation that it is in the nest under the care of a king.

Mighty Super Feminine Gender ˩b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Calling something into being, creating an egg spiritually. Can be used for magically creating a new life and as inducting a novitiate that must break out of their current level of metaphysical understanding.

Mighty Child Gender ]b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Hatchling, Newborn, Baby, Infant, Toddler, Young Child. Literally a young Mighty that has broken free of its egg. There is minimal difference between this gender and the affectionate gender.

Affectionate Gender /b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Hatchling, Newborn, Baby, Infant, Toddler, Young Child. Literally a young Mighty that has broken free of its egg. There is minimal difference between this gender and the child gender. It's mostly attitude. This is MY baby.

Other Gender \b'Reǁɑ English Gloss: Egg, Seed, or anything which is broken in order for a subsequent form to grow out of it. Can also refer to a skin or exoskeleton that was shed or will be shed. The idea being on the order of being pregnant with yourself. You shed off the old body and hatch out of it.