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implex

Ancestral Lore

Ancestral Lore of implex

imp+lex

Latin has two entries for lex:

1) lex, lexeos/is
from Greek, meaning "word."

2) lex, legis
meaning "condition, law, motion, principle"

Latin implexus adj. "involved, entwined"

1710, "intricate, complicated"

implex noun

implanted condition; inculcation principle

In English, "implex" only exists as an adjective ("involved; having a complicated plot") or a verb ("to entwine"). As a noun, it survives in zoology ("the point where muscles are attached to the integument of an arthropod" [Collins]) or in implexion.
implexion noun

complication, intertwining [OED]

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The German language also has an entry for implex, which translates to English as "pedigree collapse."

An alternate word or synonym for Implex is Ahnenschwund or Ahnenverlust which means "ancestral loss."

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