The word "rotary" has been employed in literature with remarkable versatility, spanning technical descriptions of machinery to references within social circles. In technical contexts, it frequently describes devices that operate through rotational motion. For example, the Gaede pump is identified as being of the rotary type, highlighting its reliance on circular movement [1]. Similarly, equipment such as a self-contained rotary cooler and a sizeable rotary drier underscores the importance of rotation in industrial performance [2], [3]. The term is also associated with historical innovations; patents for a coffee roaster utilizing a rotary cylinder demonstrate an early adaptation of rotation to improve operational efficiency [4], [5]. Beyond mechanical applications, "rotary" finds its way into cultural representations, notably in literature where it alludes to community and shared endeavors, as seen in references to Rotary Club gatherings [6], [7]. Even in recreational contexts, the word describes a physical action that creates a visual phenomenon through spinning motion [8].