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Paranoxium
It's a bastardized compound of multiple prefixes and suffixes. Para as in parachute, para meaning out side of, or not within. Nox being the Latin word for night, aka dark; ium is a suffix of some metals, such as calcium and other elements, so the word combined is a rough translation of Outside of the dark elements.
Paranoxium by kevys May 7, 2021
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Paranoxium
A combination of the prefix "Para" which meanings include: alongside of, beside, near, resembling, beyond, apart from, and abnormal (as in paranormal), and "noxium", which is a combination of the Latin word "Nox" which means "dark or night" and "ium" which is a general grouping (i.e. a group of dark people or things).
Paranoxium means "Outside of a group of dark people or things".
Paranoxium means "Outside of a group of dark people or things".
Paranoxium by GaryFuckingOak May 7, 2021
Paradoxum Games
A Game Studio Based in Reston, Virginia Created by BelowNatural back in 2019 originally starting as a school project that BelowNatural Had to do
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