Formation
Morphological reading: silentium + historia.
Pseudo-Latin morphology makes silence sound like an archival condition or doctrine: history constituted by what cannot or will not be said.
Source
Earliest indexed occurrence: π΄ ππππ ππ πππππ¦ πππ π π¨π πππ ππ«πππ¦π¬ Β· 2024-01-07.
β"fragum" (breaking), suggesting the fragmentation of memory. Silentiumhistoria - Merging "silentium" (silence) and "historia" (history), indicating a historyβ¦β
Why it matters
The point is not merely novelty. The collision arrives before the definition does. See The JQD word-machine and the lexicon entry.