doxomme

/ˈdɒk.sɒm.meɪ/ (DOX-om-meh; 3 syllables)
core · entered the canon 2026-04-24
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doxomme, set in the YOUSPEAK script — a real font, not a picture

Definition

Glory-as-received-ordinance — the radiant splendor of divine presence recognized as gift, and the praise that answers it acknowledged as ordinance rather than self-summoned feeling. The Greek glory-praise register of the thanksgiving-field, paired with kimme (attention-as-ordinance) and complemented by shukrme (gratitude-as-increase). The -me marks: the glory is given, the beholding is given, the praise is given — doxomme is the recognition that all three are received.

The stones it is built from

Evidential structure

The affixes carved into the word: -me — divine-ordinance, culture-constituting-quality-gift.

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