Function: noun
Etymology: Berkeley, 21st Cty; Japanese, from
nin- persevere, conceal, move stealthily + -
ja person; Medieval Latin ultimatus last, final, from Late Latin, past participle of ultimare to come to an end, be last, from Latin ultimus farthest, last, final, superlative of Latin *ulter situated beyond; highest in degree or quality;
one that holds a preeminent position; especially : a chief among competitors
1. To be
one who achieves the last word by executing oneself with active mental strength or
force, to an ultimate and supreme degree of stealth.