An archaic term for the quality or condition of being from Capernaum or possessing Capernaitical characteristics.
From Capernaum with the abstract noun suffix -ity, which transforms adjectives or nouns into abstract qualities. This follows patterns like 'density,' 'clarity,' and 'nobility.'
Abstract noun suffixes like -ity allowed medieval scholars to turn place names and cultures into philosophical concepts—capernoity wasn't just about a location but about a whole set of cultural characteristics.
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