English
limboid
From limbo + -oid.
Formed from limbo + -oid
Latin limbus ‘border, edge’
Latin limbō
Middle English limbo ‘place where innocent souls exist temporarily…’
English limbo
Today it means
adj Having a likeness or similarity to the conditions of limbo or to those held therein.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / limboid