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Even an acronym would be cumbersome. Can anyone even >pronounce< it, slowly?
Maybe the Welsh could say it…
Sing the word and it sounds like an ancient language.
Isaac Azimov once told the tale of working to memorize the name of an organic molecule. Someone he encountered told him “Oh, it’s so nice that you know that song in the original Gaelic.”