momenity 

/ˈməʊ.mənə.ti/ noun

The feeling of a moment going on for eternity (in a positive way). Originated from the German word "Momentlichkeit".

Isn't used in a conversation. If you feel it you just say "momenity".

momenity by immer_freddy September 16, 2017

momenty 

Bastardization of the word moment.
Used in the context of something the speaker would like to do, as opposed to moment which often implies effort.

"This is really sweet.. fun activity"
"Cool I'll check it out in a momenty :)"

"I need this report done damnit!"
"Okay I'll do it in a moment.. :("

momenty by DukeDave May 1, 2006