femboseía, n. Court favourite, courtesan, exotic, beloved one, high-value human chattel, precious (as a term of affection), etc.

usage: Highly context-dependent, this word can indicate a number of things, including an expensive prostitute, a treasured pet animal, or an unhesitating sycophant. In the strictest sense, the word means "one who is exotic and full of richness," and was first used to describe para-Lilitic egrekelai, like Yolía Repeshía, who became famous socialites purely on the basis of their novelty. It is in many ways similar to kadzhíra/slokdtabu while avoiding most of the political intensity of that term; nevertheless, the slogan tshildai femboseíais, "[all] performers [are] precious," was conceived as a slur against Kona Tuktanga.