[OT] Next word in this sequence of words ending with 'ty'

[Justin Johansson]

Lars T. Kyllingstad wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Jul 2010 21:18:33 +0930, Justin Johansson wrote:
> 
>> D friends,
>>
>> Yep, off topic for sure, but this is the best ng that I know of to get
>> quick answers :-)
>>
>> May I please have your suggestions for the next English word that comes
>> semantically/mathematically in sequence.  Ideally the word ends in "ty"
>> and the semantic sequence is obviously to do with the predecessor
>> (cardinality-wise) of "Singularity".
>>
>> Plurality, Singularity, ..
> 
> ...naughty? :)
> 
> But seriously, how about nullity?  Or perhaps triviality?
> 
> -Lars

Being 10pm in my neck of the woods, and being a late night
meal-time eater, I was just having a mouthful of my wife's
stupendous ham and bacon pea soup when I read your reply
and splat in laughter about your suggestion of "naughty".

As I write this reply, I am still picking out the remnants
of split pea husks from my keyboard. :-(

This is quite serious; my keyboard may now might need replacing.

To be more serious, I just happened across the word "nihility"

http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=nihility

but I don't think "nihility" really means "none-of-ity"

rather than it means more about the absence of anything
including a "zerality" of things.

Hey, maybe "zerality" should be coined as a new English word?

<void>Justin</void>