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Edit (2012) Mot-valise formed from the term Congo, the un-attested verb lexicomatiser and the suffix -ation. The verb lexicomatiser itself seems to be a suitcase word, a mixture of the prefix lexico- and a realization of the suffix -iser. Common name SingulierPlurielcongolexicomatisationcongolexicomatisations \ kɔ.ɡo.lɛk.si.kɔ.ma.ti.za.sjɔ \ congolexicomatisation \ kɔ.ɡo.lɛk.si.kɔ.ma.ti.za.sjɔ \ female Term popularized by Eddy-Malou which means adaptation to the lexical specificities of the languages of the Congo For this last question, the pupil Van Damme has given way to his master, the too little known Eddy Malou, inventor of the concept - alas just as unpopular - of "congolexicomatisation". - (Corrected from the bac de philo by ... Jean-Claude Van Damme, on Marianne.net, June 17, 2015) Before knowing how to transport the congolexicomatization of the laws of the market, it is rather necessary to know what we will transport. Congolexicomatization of the laws of the market alone, in its simplest device with only its theoretical content, can fit without problem in a PDF file. - (Eddy Malou, “Containerization of market laws, act I” on Eddy Malou's interdimensional blog. Posted on January 23, 2015)
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