"tokiponization" meaning in English

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          "text": "I live in the U.S. state of Arizona, and most people who speak Toki Pona would tokiponize this place as \"ma Awisona pi ma Mewika.\" However, I will maintain that this is not correct; the correct tokiponization is \"ma Alisona pi ma Mewika.\" […] There is one very clear tokiponization for Arizona which respects the native language and is also universally understood, and that is \"ma Alisona.\"",
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