Mikkary

A Midlander word meaning insanity, ecstasy and terror. It's heavily associated with labyrinths, death, pain and the White-Eyed Lady. It is related to - but not the same as - the Marathine word 'misery.'
First defined by Themistokles in the Gardens of Nephele during The Virtu. 
== Quotes ==
"Mikkary was despair and malice, madness and regret--all the festering emotions that drove a man to suicide were mikkary, and a hundred other things besides. Mikkary was arrogance and spite and things less nameable than that. It collected like dust in unused rooms.And mikkary was my madness." (Felix Harrowgate in The Virtu). 
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