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Media, politicians, thinkers, think tanks, research centres, economists, and many other influential figures and publications are talking about the fact that the world before corona will not be the same as after corona. It is expected that there will be major economic changes, countries may collapse, new powers may emerge, peoples' social habits will change, and, to a rather extreme degree, our freedom will be redefined. These two eras of precorona and postcorona are depicted as dividing lines in the history of humanity. Therefore, I suggest to use precoronial and postcoronial in scientific literature, discussions, and newspapers' coverage and articles. Pre is a prefix which means before a time or event as in precolonial. Post is a prefix which means after as in postcolonial. adjectives in English can be made by adding suffixes to the end of the word: comical colonial
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