Let Fq be a finite field, and let R denote a multi–nilpotent extension ring of theformR = Fq + uFq + vFq + wFq + u2Fq + uvFq + vwFq + w2Fq, where u3 = v3 = w3 = 0 along with commutativity and the annihilation conditionsthat ensure nilpotency of higher-order products. The additive decompositionR = Fq ⊕ N, N = ⟨u, v, w⟩, which leads to a nontrivial interaction between the field component and the nilpotent ideal. We define a generalized trace mapping of the formT (x) = x + xq + u (xq − x) + v (xq2 − x) We then study the algebraic structure of its kernelT0 = x ∈ R | T (x) = 0It is shown that elements of T0 generate Frobenius-stable subsets whose orbit behaviour differs from that of classical quadratic extensions. By selecting consecutive elements from T0, generator polynomialsφλ (x) =λ−3Yt=0 (x − ϑt) are constructed, and it is observed that these polynomials lie in Fqx despite beingdefined over R. These polynomials generate cyclic and constacyclic codesXλ ⊆ RNwhich satisfy∆pair = N − K + 2, attaining the Singleton-type bound in the symbol–pair metric. This extends trace-based constructions to multi–nilpotent settings and yielding
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