# Name Note: How “Syncre” and “Form” are used in SFT

## Syncre

“Syncre” is built from the Ancient Greek prefix:

- **συν- (sun-)**, from **σύν (sún)** — “with, in company with, together with”

Comparative notes:

- Sanskrit **सम्- (sam-)**
- Latin usage that expresses “together/with” as a compositional prefix sense

In SFT, this “together-with” meaning is intentional: Syncre encodes a single global moment expressed **together with** spatial position as a phase field, not as an isolated scalar.

## Form

“Form” is used in the relational sense of *embedded structure*:

- a point’s form is not separable from the structure in which it sits
- SFT studies form via invariant, gauge-stable descriptors extracted from observable phase fields (Syncre as PIP of RFP)

This note is explanatory only; it does not change any definitions or theorem statements.
