Synagent
Noun - /'sɪnədʒent/ ~ “sin· a·jent"
Latin: 'sine' ~ "without" + 'gente' or 'gēns' ~ "clan; tribe; nation; people, family"
A person who does not have or belong to any clan, tribe or ethnic group i.e. a formalised group based on descent, distinguishable by their unique culture/s.
Latin: 'sine' ~ "without" + 'gente' or 'gēns' ~ "clan; tribe; nation; people, family"
A person who does not have or belong to any clan, tribe or ethnic group i.e. a formalised group based on descent, distinguishable by their unique culture/s.
Example 1: "Like myself, Nick had been born in one country and grew up in several others. We didn't have one place or community we could call our home, but as synagents we could live a free and independent life."
Example 2: Ariyan was a soldier fighting for the Kurdish nation to establish an independent nation-state. After losing the fight in 2066, the Kurds were forced to assimilate into the surrounding states. Ariyan and his family were removed from his community, and after re-education they were left to beg on the streets of Istanbul. Without a home or job Ariyan became a vagabond, and without a people he became a synagent.
Example 2: Ariyan was a soldier fighting for the Kurdish nation to establish an independent nation-state. After losing the fight in 2066, the Kurds were forced to assimilate into the surrounding states. Ariyan and his family were removed from his community, and after re-education they were left to beg on the streets of Istanbul. Without a home or job Ariyan became a vagabond, and without a people he became a synagent.
Synagent by Duibhuidhir December 7, 2020
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