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One of the most peculiar numeral words in English is "zenzizenzizenzic", which means "the eighth power of a number", as in "The zenzizenzizenzic of 2 is 256". It was used only once in English, in Robert Recorde's The Whetstone of Wit (1557). It is derived from an equally-obsolete "zenzic", which referred to the square of a number. It is the only English word with six Zs, and is thus, if I may be allowed to coin a term, hexazetic.

(http://phrontistery.info/numbers.html)

Then again, zenzic, but "zenzizenzizenzic" is 16 letters long and thus can't be a LJ user name. Aww.

from the Department of Usernames That Will Never Be Already Taken

One of the most peculiar numeral words in English is "zenzizenzizenzic", which means "the eighth power of a number", as in "The zenzizenzizenzic of 2 is 256". It was used only once in English, in Robert Recorde's The Whetstone of Wit (1557). It is derived from an equally-obsolete "zenzic", which referred to the square of a number. It is the only English word with six Zs, and is thus, if I may be allowed to coin a term, hexazetic.

(http://phrontistery.info/numbers.html)

Then again, zenzic, but "zenzizenzizenzic" is 16 letters long and thus can't be a LJ user name. Aww.