sʊnsxɛnɪt, ʒunz-ɣɛ-nɪt, n. death, decay, destruction.
etymology: xɛnɪt - death (of a human)sʊnsxɛkxɛnɪt - "a death, singular - especially in reference to a particular death"
sʊnsxɛkɪnɪt - "multiple deaths, a mass of death"
sʊnsxɛnɪtɪs - "a small death, colloquially - a shock or fright"
sʊnsxɛnɪpɸɛ - "a great death, a tradgedy, an extinction or genocide"
sʊnsxɛnɪtʌ - "A death that is despised, a death not worth mourning - often death of an enemy"
related: kɪnɪs v. - to die, xɛnt v. -to cause to die, to kill, **ɛknʌt adj. - a thing or person who is dead, literally a verb meaning 'continues being dead', ɛɸxɛnʌtsɛ - n. Etherial God of Death
tags: noun