Makxöng

The first use of the word (as opposed to Mäkxong) in the Sanäan language is unknown, though it most commonly appears as a major term in the early First Galactic Era when the Citinian people began referring to the Paramount leader of their religion (Oräanism) and to the leaders of their tribal conclaves or senates, as High Teachers.

The original term, Mäkxong (lit. "One who informs of facts" or "Teacher"), is a compound word from the two words  ("to inform") and  ("a fact"). The evolution of the word  Mäkxong into Makxöng however is not as easily studied. Most believe that, like a naturally built lexicon, that the word appeared as a progression, adding the tones and vowel markers to a certain word in the Sanäan lexicon to simply create a new word and meaning, though other suggest the more understandable answer of the evolution the words  which at the time already meant "to inform" and the word  which meant "to study". This would mean that, while Mäkxong bring knowledge of the solid and tangible, the Makxöng bring knowledge of the unknown and lead the people into an age of discovery.

While poetic in its understanding, scientists do agree on one thing: the word is now generally only used to describe the Emperor of the Citinian people, of which there are currently only three Makxöng in history:
 * Ŗom Käshim
 * Kohn Ȥra
 * Ngoi Kongï