T'okjith is yet another F'Sherl-Ganni contraction that carries far more meaning than any pair of syllables should. Contextually, it means "dangerous, barely-controlled singularity," and is used to refer to the toroidal singularity at the heart of a buuthandi's central star. The complete phrase from which the contraction was derived, " Taana ok, en cho jith dan breeka cho braa'ka cho Ganni ti ips'aa ta baala dinka-cho fatu jith," can be idiomatically translated as "The design is clever, but this <expletive> thing could sterilize a sizeable <expletive&gt chunk of the <expletive&gt galaxy if you're not <expletive&gt careful with it."

This particular phrase would not have been memorable (and certainly would not have been condensed and conjuncted and turned into a single word) had the speaker and 99% of his audience not been vaporized by a T'okjith that someone was not dinka-cho careful with.