Description:

The term 'passaj' is a base root for ideas having to do with penetration. Because sex is not as taboo in New World Order society as it would be in British society, the sexual meanings of this word have not caused a much euphemistic flight as you might expect.

Noun:

As a noun, 'passaj' means penetration, entry into a goal or target, and some violent acts like stabbing or impaling. Derived as upásajca (roughly, 'that which is for penetrating'), it is a relatively less slangy word for penis. Derived as 'passajwala', roughtly 'penetration tool', it is a word meaning 'awl', and also a more slangy word for penis.Pasaj can also be used in the context of break-and-enter. As a noun in this context it is an instance of break-and enter, and as a verb it describes the act.

Verb:

As a verb, passaj is a transitive skurun verb, with an ergative subject that is the penetrator, and an absolutive object that is the thing penetrated. It can be used directly to mean have penetrative sex, in which case it is a little detached and clinical. In the repetitive xapássaj it has the exact same thematic structure and valence, but means more explicitly to have sex, to fuck.

In the sexual sense, either passaj or xapássaj can be used in an antipassive sense where the participants in the sex are placed in the absolutive case and joined with epis (and) - in this case, the emphasis isn't one partner benetrating the other and doesn't require the top to be specified, but just that they had sexual relations.

Modifier:

The derived form ikpássajkas means 'invincible' or 'impenetrable'.