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Technically this word is a mishmash of latin and greek: Scient (from the latin scientia) meaning knowledge and Ology (from greek) to talk about (implies studying) Mr. Hubbard the all seeing should have known better than to mix the two languages in one word. Other examples of well formed non-made up words of this type are: Theology: Talking about God (both halves from Greek) Biology: Talking about living things (both halves from Greek)
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