Ursovector - Revision history

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	===Usage notes===		===Usage notes===
	The ~~formation reflects~~ the Latin noun ''vector'' (“carrier”), which in English commonly appears in technical contexts (e.g., mathematics, physics) to denote a quantity with magnitude and direction. The term ''ursovector'' maladroitly literalizes the “carrier” sense.		The neologism uses the Latin noun ''vector'' (“carrier”), which in English commonly appears in technical contexts (e.g., mathematics, physics) to denote a quantity with magnitude and direction. The term ''ursovector'' maladroitly literalizes the “carrier” sense.

	* [https://qr.ae/pF7Reh Coined by Ron Davis on Quora in Response to MoribundMurdoch's attempt at a neologism for the concept of "one who bears bears]		* [https://qr.ae/pF7Reh Coined by Ron Davis on Quora in Response to MoribundMurdoch's attempt at a neologism for the concept of "one who bears bears]

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	The formation reflects the Latin noun ''vector'' (“carrier”), which in English commonly appears in technical contexts (e.g., mathematics, physics) to denote a quantity with magnitude and direction. The term ''ursovector'' ~~humorously~~ literalizes the “carrier” sense.		The formation reflects the Latin noun ''vector'' (“carrier”), which in English commonly appears in technical contexts (e.g., mathematics, physics) to denote a quantity with magnitude and direction. The term ''ursovector'' maladroitly literalizes the “carrier” sense.

	* [https://qr.ae/pF7Reh Coined by Ron Davis on Quora in Response to MoribundMurdoch's attempt at a neologism for the concept of "one who bears bears]		* [https://qr.ae/pF7Reh Coined by Ron Davis on Quora in Response to MoribundMurdoch's attempt at a neologism for the concept of "one who bears bears]

	===See also===		===See also===
	* [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bear bear]		* [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bear bear]
	* [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vector vector]		* [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vector vector]

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MorMythos: /* Noun */

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Noun

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	'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')		'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')

	1. A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.		# A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.
	Examples:		#: ''Examples:''
	* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.		#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.
	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an ~~aura‑farming~~ ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.		#* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an aura-farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.

	2. By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.		# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.
	Examples:		#: ''Examples:''
	* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.		#* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.
	* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.		#* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.
	* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.		#* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.
	* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.		#* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.

	===Usage notes===		===Usage notes===

MorMythos: /* Noun */

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Noun

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	Examples:		Examples:
	* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.		* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.
	~~→ “carrier” of bear-related information~~
	* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.		* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.
	~~→ “carrier” of bear-themed media~~
	* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.		* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.
	~~→ “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally~~		* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.
	* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.
	~~→ “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear~~

	===Usage notes===		===Usage notes===

MorMythos: /* Noun */

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Noun

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	#: ''Examples:''		#: ''Examples:''
	#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.		#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.
	~~#: → literally carrying or handling a bear~~
	#* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an aura-farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.		#* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an aura-farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.
	~~#: → intentionally literal and humorous~~

	# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.		# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.

MorMythos: /* Etymology */

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Etymology

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	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	From Latin ''ursus'' (“bear”) + ''vector'' (“carrier, bearer”).		From [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ursus#Latin ''ursus''] (“bear”) + [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vector#Latin ''vector''] (“carrier, bearer”).

	===Noun===		===Noun===

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	===See also===		===See also===
	* bear		* [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bear bear]
	* vector		* [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vector vector]

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	'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')		'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')

	# A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.		1. A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.
	~~#: ''~~Examples:''		Examples:
	#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.		* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.
	#* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an ~~aura-farming~~ ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an aura‑farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.

	# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.		2. By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.
	~~#: ''~~Examples:''		Examples:
	#* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.		* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.
	#: → “carrier” of bear-related information		→ “carrier” of bear-related information
	#* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.		* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.
	#: → “carrier” of bear-themed media		→ “carrier” of bear-themed media
	#* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.		* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.
	#: → “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally		→ “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally
	#* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.		* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.
	#: → “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear		→ “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear

	===Usage notes===		===Usage notes===

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	'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')		'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')

	1. A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.		# A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.
	Examples:		#: ''Examples:''
	* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.		#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.
	→ literally carrying or handling a bear		#: → literally carrying or handling a bear
	* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall]], an ~~aura‑farming~~ ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.		#* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an aura-farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.
	→ intentionally literal and humorous		#: → intentionally literal and humorous

	2. By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.		# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.
	Examples:		#: ''Examples:''
	* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.		#* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.
	→ “carrier” of bear-related information		#: → “carrier” of bear-related information
	* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.		#* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.
	→ “carrier” of bear-themed media		#: → “carrier” of bear-themed media
	* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.		#* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.
	→ “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally		#: → “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally
	* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.		#* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.
	→ “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear		#: → “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear

	===Usage notes===		===Usage notes===

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	'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')		'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''')

	# A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.		1. A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear.
	## Examples		Examples:
	#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.		* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage.
	#: → literally carrying or handling a bear		→ literally carrying or handling a bear
	#* Eddie Hall, an ~~aura-farming~~ ''ursovector'' hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.		* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall]], an aura‑farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward.
	#: → intentionally literal and humorous		→ intentionally literal and humorous

	# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.		2. By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears.
	## Examples		Examples:
	#* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.		* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region.
	#: → “carrier” of bear-related information		→ “carrier” of bear-related information
	#* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.		* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet.
	#: → “carrier” of bear-themed media		→ “carrier” of bear-themed media
	#* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.		* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary.
	#: → “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally		→ “carrier” of an actual bear, but framed less literally or personally
	#* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.		* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety.
	#: → “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear		→ “carrier” of bear-associated ideas or fear

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