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An '''embelian'''' is a [[unitian]] in which individual members already existed before the unit as separate members, and only unify under certain circumstances, often willingly. Because of this, they may be together often, or hardly at all, depending on if it’s currently needed.  
An '''embelian''' is a [[unitian]] in which individual members already existed before the unit as separate members, and only unify under certain circumstances, often willingly<ref>https://extranth.tumblr.com/post/650913102545682432/new-system-classifications</ref>. Because of this, they may be together often, or hardly at all, depending on if it’s currently needed.  


Members in embelians may not be part of the same subsystem/layer/etc., and may or may not have any relation to each other outside of their embelian. The adjective is "embelic” and can be used to describe systems as well. (ex: an embelic subsystem.)
Members in embelians may not be part of the same subsystem/layer/etc., and may or may not have any relation to each other outside of their embelian. The adjective is "embelic” and can be used to describe systems as well. (ex: an embelic subsystem.)
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Revision as of 22:22, 30 May 2021

embelian ( n., adj.)
Applies tosystems, headmates, system functions
CoinerExtranth

An embelian is a unitian in which individual members already existed before the unit as separate members, and only unify under certain circumstances, often willingly[1]. Because of this, they may be together often, or hardly at all, depending on if it’s currently needed.

Members in embelians may not be part of the same subsystem/layer/etc., and may or may not have any relation to each other outside of their embelian. The adjective is "embelic” and can be used to describe systems as well. (ex: an embelic subsystem.)

Related Terms

The terms sevarian, pazlian, and condrian also fall under unitian.

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