-chime

-chime is a googological suffix coined by Sbiis Saibian.
-chime has no formal definition, but it loosely means that if \(n = f(100)\) for some function \(f\), then \(n\text{-chime} = f(1,000)\). For googolchime, \(f(x) = 10^x\), where googol is \(10^{100}\) and googolchime is \(10^{1,000}\).
==Examples==
*\(f(x) = 10^x\): googol is \(f(100) = 10^{100}\), and googolchime is \(f(1000) = 10^{1,000}\).
*\(f(x) = \textrm Ex\#x\): grangol is \(f(100) = E100\#100\), and grangolchime is \(f(1000) = E1000\#1000\).
== Sources ==
Category:Suffixes