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Amigdole is derived from the Hungarian word "amig" meaning "until" and the Slovak word "dole" meaning "down". Given two elements of the set of all people, ask yourself the question, "Who would I rather trust with my life?" Assuming that answers are complete and transitive, we can establish an ordering of the set. You can look at a list and find names of your friends and people you like and trust, "until down" in the list where there are people with qualities that you detest. This is the motivation for our definition of amigdole. Amigdole is a label given to a hypothetical set of people who posses all of the characteristics which you strongly dislike.
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