Latin based word Creation

[Shabes]

Hello, I want to create a word. This word would be an English noun, and based on Latin.

The meaning of the word would be an object which limits your sense of knowing/perceiving the world to 5. Mainly 5 senses. Imagine that you have a helmet on, and this helmet limits you to our 5 senses, but if you were to take that helmet off you would be able to perceive and understand the world in more ways than the 5 we currently have, what would I call this helmet?

The letter Q needs some love in the English language and I really like Quin as the prefix. Limit, from what I found online would be 'tin' or 'tent'. Knowing would be 'sci'.

Separately, what suffix do I use in latin to create a noun? So if I wanted the word to be 'Quinscitent' how would I make it a noun?


Apologies for being a noob.
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[Iversen]

Quinscientia or Quinsensibilitas, the latter with more emphasis on the senses than on what you can do it inside your head. As far as I know both words are neologisms. There is however an existing word, sensualitas, which according to my Langenscheidt means "Empfindsamkeit, Sinnlichkeit", and it could conceivably be popped up to Quinsensualitas. Adding a limiting factor would be overkill.

Or in English: quinsensuality - it might be more idiomatic to built the English word on "sensory", but 'quinsensoriality' sounds weird...

[Jean-Luc]

It looks like a naming request... Use tools like this one https://www.online-latin-dictionary.com to find some answers. Another way is to use a word mixer like https://leandomainsearch.com starting your search with Qui...