Appendices

天邪弱 Lucifer Caelius DelicatusMay 28, 2023About 55 min

Appendix A: Demonyms, Ethnonyms, and Place Names

Toponyms, demonyms and other proper names are a phonetic rendering of the native name, to the extent Ithkuil’s phoneme inventory allows. Ithkuil phonotactic restraints do not apply as long as the name is pronounceable. The two new affixes below are available for use as appropriate.

CLG

-ḑc | CLG | *

the spoken/written language associated with X
a historical event associated with X
the people/culture/society associated with X
the sense of socio-cultural identity/solidarity associated with X
a behavioral/personality trait or aesthetic style or physical characteristic associated with X
a practice/ritual associated with X
a belief associated with X
an item/artifact/object/costume/artwork or tangible accomplishment associated with X
the physical country/land/geographical domain associated with X

* CLG Degree Zero refers to all aspects of a particular group of people: their language, culture, history, art, behavioral traits, physical traits, country/land, beliefs, practices and rituals, etc.

OGC

-dn | OGC |

northern
northwestern
western
northeastern
geographically central
southwestern
eastern
southeastern
southern

Names of Continents

These are preceded by the carrier stem form usarç or usarça:

usarça áfrika: Africa

usarça antárktika: Antarctica

usarça asya: Asia

usarça europa: Europe

usarça oseanya: Oceania

usarçaidna amérika: North America

usarçuidna amérika: South America

Names of Oceans

These are preceded by the word hluséi-bwala [Carrier Stem 3 concatenated with Stem 1 of -BW- ‘ocean’] meaning ‘ocean named...’. The Southern Ocean (a.k.a. Antarctic) does not use the carrier stem, instead simply utilizing the Type-2 OCG/9 affix ‘southern’ with stem 1 of -BW- ‘ocean’. As an alternative to ~~incorporating~~ concatenating the carrier stem, a carrier adjunct with ESS case hleʼi may be used or the SPF register adjunct hi.

hluséi-bwala pasífika OR bwala hi pasífika: Pacific Ocean

hluséi-bwala atlantis OR bwala hi atlantis: Atlantic Ocean

hluséi-bwala indus OR bwala hi indus: Indian Ocean

hluséi-bwala arktos OR bwala hi arktos: Arctic Ocean

bwaluidna: Southern/Antarctic Ocean

Names of Seas and Lakes

These are preceded by the word hluséi-bwaleuxa (‘smaller ocean named...’) if referring to a large mostly landlocked salt-water sea (e.g., Mediterranean, Black, Azov), or hlusé-bwalafta (‘section of an ocean named...’ utilizing the POR affix -ft-) if referring to a section or sub-section of a larger sea or ocean (e.g., Baltic, South China, North).

-ft | POR |

smallest possible portion/section/amount of a larger whole
extremely small portion/section/amount of a larger whole
small portion/section/amount of a larger whole
somewhat small portion/section/amount of a larger whole
a portion/section or amount of a larger whole
a significantly-sized portion/section/amount of a larger whole
(approximately) half of X in terms of portion/amount or the size of a section
a majority-sized portion/section/amount of a whole
almost the entire portion/amount of a whole

hluséi-bwaloufta mediterra: Mediterranean Sea

hluséi-bwalëufta balt: Baltic Sea

hraxmé-bwaleufta: Black Sea

hluséi-bwaleifta azof: Sea of Azov

hluséi-bwalëufta karíb: Caribbean Sea

bwalaidneufta: North Sea

hluséi-bwalëufta bering: Bering Sea

hluséi-bwalëufta arab: Arabian Sea

Those examples above utilizing an ~~incorporated~~ concatenated carrier stem may alternately be expressed using the carrier adjunct hle’i or the SPF register adjunct hi, i.e., bwaloufta hi mediterra, bwalëufta hi balt, bwaleifta hi azof, bwalëufta hi karíb, etc.

Large saltwater lakes not connected to the world ocean (e.g., Caspian Sea, Aral Sea) use Stem 3 of -BW- ‘saltwater lake’ rather than Stem 1 in conjunction with the appropriate SIZ affix -x-. Freshwater lakes use Stem 1 of -LZ- while freshwater inland seas use Stem 3 of -LZ-.

hluséi-wubwiuxa kaspi: Caspian Sea

hluséi-wubwoixäkta aral: Aral Sea

hluséi-wubwoixa baikál: Lake Baikal

hluséi-wubwoixa ženév: Lake Geneva

hluséi-walziuxa érìe: Lake Erie

hluséi-wulza kínneret: Sea of Galilee

Progressively smaller sub-sections of oceans such as gulfs, bays, bights, and sounds attach various degrees of the POR affix to hlusé-bwala or bwala hle’i / hi.

hluséi-bwaleufta biskaya: Bay of Biscay

hluséi-bwalaufta benín: Bight of Benin

hluséi-bwaleufta méxiko: Gulf of Mexico

hluséi-bwalaifta sanfransisko: San Francisco Bay

hluséi-bwaleufta hëdsën: Hudson Bay

hluséi-bwaleifta jeimz: James Bay

Names of Terrestrial Landmarks

The roots -JL- ‘MOUNTAINOUS TOPOGRAPHY’, -ZH- ‘DESERT/STEPPE/TUNDRA’, -VŇ- ‘VALLEY/CANYON/ GORGE’ and -LZW- ‘ESTUARY / RIVER DELTA’ are likewise used with the carrier stem or carrier adjunct.

hluséi-wazha gob: Gobi Desert

hluséi-ejlarçta andes: Andes Mountains

hluséi-wezhoixidna asya: Central Asian Steppe

wevňiuxa: Grand Canyon

hluséi-ejlarçta himálaya: Himalaya Mountains

hluséi-wujliuxa phö: Tibetan Plateau

hluséi-wuzha sibír: Siberian Tundra

hluséi-urţrarfta nayagra: Niagara Falls

hluséi-welzwa amazonas: Amazon River Delta

Names of Large Rivers

The native names of rivers often vary depending on the various enthnographic domains they pass through. In some instances, I have chosen the dominant ethonymn (e.g., dijla for the Tigris), in other instances I have combined names (e.g., caňpobrahmaputra for the Brahmaputra), while in others I have used a form derived from an underlying proto-language (e.g., purát for the Euphrates, danu for the Danube). The following names are preceded by hluséi-welza OR welza hle’i / hi ‘river named...’ (Carrier Stem 3 incorporated into Stem 2 of the root -LZ-).

nil: Nile

ob: Ob

dijla: Tigris

amazonas: Amazon

irtiš: Irtysh

purát: Euphrates

caň: Yangtze

volga: Volga

danu: Danube

misisipi: Mississippi

amur: Amur

gënga: Ganges

misuri: Missouri

mekoň: Mekong

don: Don

yeniséi: Yenisei

caňpobrahmaputra: Brahmaputra

riogrande: Rio Grande

hwaň: Yellow

indus: Indus

eyawëdi: Irrawaddy

Names of the World’s Largest Cities

The following names are preceded by hluséi-phwär(a) or phwära hleʼi / hi ‘city named...’

tokyo: Tokyo

dilli: Delhi

zaňhe: Shanghai

saupaulu: São Paulo

méxiko: Mexico City

alkáhira: Cairo

mumbéi: Mumbai

peičiň: Beijing

dhaka: Dhaka

osaka: Osaka

nuyórk: New York City

kërači: Karachi

bwenosaires: Buenos Aires

choňčhin: Chongqing

istanbul: Istanbul

kolkata: Kolkata

manila: Manila

eko: Lagos

uhiujižëneiru: Rio de Janeiro

tçenčin: Tianjin

kinšasa: Kinshasa

kwoňcëu: Guangzhou

losânjeles: Los Angeles

mëskvá: Moscow

šënčën: Shenzhen

lahór: Lahore

bengëluru: Bangalore

paří: Paris

bogotá: Bogotá

jakarta: Jakarta

čennái: Chennai

lima: Lima

kruňthép: Bangkok

sëúl: Seoul

nagoya: Nagoya

háidërëbad: Hyderabad

lëndën: London

tehrán: Tehran

šikago: Chicago

chëňtu: Chengdu

nančin: Nanjing

uxán: Wuhan

hočimín: Ho Chi Minh City

luanda: Luanda

ámdavad: Ahmendabad

kúalëlumpor: Kuala Lumpur

šiʼán: Xiʼan

höňkoň: Hong Kong

tuňkwan: Dongguan

haňce: Hangzhou

faččën: Foshan

šënʼyaň: Shenyang

erriyáḑ: Riyadh

bařdád: Baghdad

santyago: Santiago

surat: Surat

maḑríḑ: Madrid

sëucöü: Suzhou

pune: Pune

háërbin: Harbin

çustën: Houston

dälës: Dallas

tërantou: Toronto

daressalám: Dar Es Salaam

Revisor’s Comment

The city place names in China adhere to the pronunciation of the local language, while also ensuring the availability of the modern standard Chinese (Mandarin) version. The following list provides the Mandarin versions of the names:

上海 Shanghai, zaňhe > šaňhai
北京 Beijing, peičiň
重庆 Chongqing, choňčhin > choňčhiň
天津 Tianjin, tçenčin
广州 Guangzhou, kwoňcëu > kwaňčou
深圳 Shenzhen, šënčën
成都 Chengdu, chëňtu
南京 Nanjing, nančin > nančiň
武汉 Wuhan, uxán
西安 Xiʼan, šiʼán
香港 Hong Kong, höňkoň > šyaňkaň
东莞 Dongguan, tuňkwan > toňkwan
杭州 Hangzhou, haňce > haňčou
佛山 Foshan, faččën > fošan
沈阳 Shenyang, šënʼyaň
苏州 Suzhou, sëucöü > sučou
哈尔滨 Harbin, háërbin > háʼërpin

Names of Countries

These are preceded by the carrier stem form wusuḑca (meaning approximately ‘land/country of [the] ...’), or if the context makes clear that a country is being spoken of, or if the speaker knows the audience is familiar with the name as being a country, then simply wusa.

For countries with multiple names due to multiple official languages (e.g., Switzerland, Belgium, Ethiopia, Mauritania), one name has been arbitrarily selected. Names consisting of words denoting a governance structure (e.g., United States of, Republic, Democratic Republic, etc.) or directional words (e.g., South) are shown in notes following the tables.

afgan: Afghanistan

škyípëri: Albania

jazaʼír: Algeria

andorra: Andorra

angola: Angola

antigwabarbuda: Antigua & Barbuda

arxentina: Argentina

haik: Armenia

ostralya: Australia

ôstëřaiç: Austria

azärbaiján: Azerbaijan

bahama: Bahamas

bahráin: Bahrain

baňla: Bangladesh

barbeidos: Barbados

byelarús: Belarus

belž: Belgium

belíz: Belize

benín: Benin

trukül: Bhutan

bolivya: Bolivia

bosnaxercegovina: Bosnia & Herzegovina

bocwana: Botswana

brëzíu: Brazil

brunai: Brunei

bëlgáriya: Bulgaria

burkinafaso: Burkina Faso

burundi: Burundi

kotëdivwář: Côte dʼIvoire

kabuverdi: Cabo Verde

kampučië: Cambodia

kamerún: Cameroon

kánada: Canada

[see Note following the table]: Central African Republic

čad: Chad

čile: Chile

čuňkwo: China

kolombya: Colombia

komori: Comoros

kongo: Congo

kostarrika: Costa Rica

xrvacka: Croatia

kuba: Cuba

kipros: Cyprus

česko: Czechia

[see Note following the table]: Democratic Republic of Congo

tänmak: Denmark

jibuti: Djibouti

domínika: Dominica

[see Note following the table]: Dominican Republic

ekwadór: Ecuador

misr: Egypt

elsalbadór: El Salvador

[see Note following the table]: Equatorial Guinea

ertra: Eritrea

esti: Estonia

eswatini: Eswatini

ityoppya: Ethiopia

viči: Fiji

súomi: Finland

fřans: France

gabón: Gabon

kambi: Gambia

kartvel: Georgia

doič: Germany

gana: Ghana

elaḍa / helás: Greece

greneida: Grenada

gwatemala: Guatemala

giné: Guinea

ginebisó: Guinea-Bissau

gayana: Guyana

aití: Haiti

onduras: Honduras

madyar: Hungary

is: Iceland

bharët: India

indonésìa: Indonesia

irán: Iran

irák: Iraq

eryë: Ireland

yisraʼél: Israel

italya: Italy

jameka: Jamaica

nihon: Japan

urdún: Jordan

kazak: Kazakhstan

kenya: Kenya

kíribas: Kiribati

kuwet: Kuwait

kërřëz: Kyrgyzstan

lau: Laos

látviya: Latvia

Iibnén: Lebanon

sutu: Lesotho

laibirya: Liberia

líbiya: Libya

líçtenštain: Liechtenstein

lyetuvá: Lithuania

lêcëbuřš: Luxembourg

madagaskyarë: Madagascar

malavi: Malawi

mëlesyë: Malaysia

divehi: Maldives

mali: Mali

malta: Malta

mřazyel: Marshall Islands

muritániya: Mauritania

mořís: Mauritius

méxiko: Mexico

mikronesya: Micronesia

moldova: Moldova

monakó: Monaco

mongol: Mongolia

cërnagora: Montenegro

magrib: Morocco

musambiki: Mozambique

myëmá: Myanmar

namibya: Namibia

naoero: Nauru

nepál: Nepal

néderland: Netherlands

nyuziland: New Zealand

nikaragwa: Nicaragua

nižéř: Niger

naijérìa: Nigeria

čosën: North Korea

[see Note following the table]: North Macedonia

norgë: Norway

omán: Oman

pak: Pakistan

belau: Palau

falaštín: Palestine

panamá: Panama

papuanyugini: Papua New Guinea

paragwái: Paraguay

perú: Peru

pilipinas: Philippines

polska: Poland

portugál: Portugal

gatar: Qatar

romênìa: Romania

rasiya: Russia

rwanda: Rwanda

seintkicannevis: Saint Kitts & Nevis

seintlusya: Saint Lucia

seintvinsentangrénadinz: St. Vincent & the Grenadines

sanmarino: San Marino

sautumeʼeprínsipë: São Tomé & Principe

arabiyaʼassuʼudiya: Saudi Arabia

sénegal: Senegal

sërp: Serbia

sešél: Seychelles

sieraleón: Sierra Leone

somáliya: Somalia

[see Note following the table]: South Africa

hanguk: South Korea

[see Note following the table]: South Sudan

espanya: Spain

srilanka: Sri Lanka

sudán: Sudan

sürinamë: Suriname

svériyë: Sweden

švaic: Switzerland

suriya: Syria

tojikí: Tajikistan

tanzania: Tanzania

thai: Thailand

phö: Tibet

timorlešte: Timor-Leste

togo: Togo

toňa: Tonga

trinidadantobago: Trinidad & Tobago

tunisiya: Tunisia

tûrkiye: Turkey

türkmen: Turkmenistan

tuvalu: Tuvalu

uganda: Uganda

ukrayina: Ukraine

[see Note following the table]: United Arab Emirates

[see Note following the table]: United Kingdom

[see Note following the table]: United States of America

urugwái: Uruguay

ozbek: Uzbekistan

vanuatu: Vanuatu

vatikano: Vatican City

beneswela: Venezuela

vietnám: Vietnam

yaman: Yemen

zámbìa: Zambia

zimbabwe: Zimbabwe

For countries whose names contain governance structures (e.g., the Democratic Republic of Congo), such words are translated directly into New Ithkuil, with the carrier stem then being incorporated to reference the part of the name which is a proper noun. For countries whose name contains a directional or orientational word (e.g., South Sudan), the new OGC affix is employed on the carrier stem. The full names (including carrier-stem) of such countries are listed below:

hlusëudnéi-eḑtila áfrika: Central African Republic

hlaḑtáu-eḑtila hi kongo: Democratic Republic of Congo

hluséi-eḑtila domínika: Dominican Republic

hlantňú-wusa giné: Equatorial Guinea

wusaidna makedóniya: North Macedonia

wusuidna áfrika: South Africa

wusuidna sudán: South Sudan

hlellú-ellkina hi arab: United Arab Emirates

hluséi-eksmaça amérika: United States of America

hlellú-allkila (hi britanya hiu wusadnuň eryë): United Kingdom (of Great Britain and North Ireland)

The ten specialized names listed immediately above utilize stems from the following four roots:

-ḐT-

-ḐT- |

BSC: (to be) a democratic form of government, i.e., direct governance by the people as a shared responsibility; to govern democratically

CTE: (to be) a state of democratic governance

CSV: (to be) a practice associated with democratic governance; to perform/carry out an act associated with, or demonstrating democratic governance

OBJ: (to be) a society/group/party governed by means of democracy

BSC: (to be) a republican/representative form of governance, i.e., governance by the people through elected representatives to a central debating/decision-making body

BSC: (to be) a federalist form of governance, i.e., where an elected body of representatives (essentially a republican governing body) in turn appoints/establishes a non-elected, bureaucracy for centralized administration purposes at a national level, while permitting local governance to remain in charge of local law and governance.

-LLK-

-LLK- |

BSC: (to be) a monarchical form of government, i.e., governance by a (hereditary) monarch; to govern monarchically

CTE: (to be) a state of monarchic governance

CSV: (to be) a practice associated with monarchic governance; to perform/carry out an act associated with, or demonstrating monarchic governance, to reign

OBJ: (to be) a society/group/party governed by means of monarchism/monarchy.

BSC: (to be) a autocratic or dictatorial form of governance, i.e., governance by a single ruler [non-monarchical] with (quasi-)absolute power, e.g., emir, sultan, general, president-for-life, head-man, etc.

BSC: (to be) an oligarchical form of governance, i.e., governance by a select group of rulers comprised of some elite membership, e.g., a plutocracy, a meritocracy, a kleptocracy, a theocracy, a technocracy, etc.

-NTŇ-

-NTŇ- |

BSC: (to be) a state/act of being situated or occurring on/at the equatorial line of latitude; be/occur on/at/along the equator

CTE: (to be) the equator

CSV: (to be) an act of situating something or being situated at/on/along the equator; to happen or make happen at/on/along the equator

OBJ: (to be) what is situated or takes place on/at the equator

BSC: (to be) a state/act of being situated or occurring on/at the [geographic, not magnetic] north pole

BSC: (to be) a state/act of being situated or occurring on/at the [geographic, not magnetic] south pole

-KSM-

-KSM- |

BSC: (to be) a geopolitical country/land/territory, i.e., the tangible area of land, bodies of water, and airspace subject to control/rule by a governmental entity, often associated or (quasi-)contiguous with a specific ethno-cultural society of people.

CTE: (to be) the state of being a geopolitical country/land/territory

CSV: (to be) the particular location and/or geographic/terrestrial features/terrain associated with a geopolitical country/land/territory

OBJ: (to be) a particular (i.e., named) geopolitical country/land/territory

BSC: (to be) a state or province or subdivision of Stem 1, subject to some degree of regional autonomous governmental administration

BSC: (to be) a geopolitical or cultural region delineated by a distinct culture, ethnicity, language, history, etc. which does not necessarily align with or have its own separate sovereignty or quasi-autonomous governmental administration.

Appendix B: List of Abbreviations for Grammatical Categories

The following list is sorted alphanumerically

Num

1:BEN: Beneficial to Speaker Effect

1:DET: Detrimental to Speaker Effect

1m: Monadic Speaker Referential

2:BEN: Beneficial to Addressee Effect

2:DET: Detrimental to Addressee Effect

2m: Monadic Addressee Referential

2p: Polyadic Addressee Referential

3:BEN: Beneficial to Third Party Effect

3:DET: Detrimental to Third Party Effect

A: Abstract Perspective

AAA: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - East Asia

AAC: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Central Asia

AAE: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Southern & Eastern Europe

AAF: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Sub-Saharan Africa

AAH: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Northern Africa & Horn of Africa

AAI: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Southeast Asia / East Indies

AAM: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Middle-East

AAN: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Northern & Western Europe

AAO: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Other Areas

AAS: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - South Asia

AAW: Affix: Areal/Cultural Association - Western Hemisphere

ABL: Ablative Case

ABS: Absolutive Case

ACC: Accidental Bias

ACH: Archetypal Bias

ACQ: Affix: Acquisition

ACS: Affix: Access Point

ACT: Activative Case

ADI: Affix: Adverse Disease/Disorder/Illness

ADM: Admonitive Illocution

ADS: Admissive Bias

ADT: Affix: Adverbial Additives

AFF: Affective Case

AFM: Affix: Degree of Affirmation

AFR: Affix: Degree of Assumed Familiarity/Recognition

AFT: Affix: Degree of Affect

AGN: Affix: Degree of Agency, Intent or Effectiveness

ALL: Allative Case

AMC: Affix: Number of Atoms in a Molecular Compound

AMD: Affix: Ante-Meridiem Times of Day

AMG: Amalgamative Context

AMS: Affix: Additional Material States/Forms (malleable solid)

ANG: Affix: Angular Measurement

ANN: Annunciative Bias

ANP: Anticipative Bias

ANT: Affix: Degree Of Anticipation

AP1: Affix: Aspects I

AP2: Affix: Aspects II

AP3: Affix: Aspects III

AP4: Affix: Aspects IV

APB: Approbative Bias

APH: Apprehensive Bias

APL: Applicative Case

APP: Affix: Appraisal of Outcome/Effect

APR: Affix: Degree of Contextual Appropriateness

APV: Affix: Alternate Points of View

AR1: Affix: Position Of One’s Arms 1

AR2: Affix: Position Of One’s Arms 2

ARB: Arbitrary Bias

ARM: Affix: Areal Measurement

ARO: Affix: Adverse Role

ASI: Assimilative Case

ASM: Assumptive Mood

ASO: Associative Affiliation

ASP: Affix: Attributes of Sub-Atomic Particles

ASQ: Affix: Aspectual Sequencing

ASR: Assertive Illocution

ASS: Assessive Case

ATD: Attendant Case

ATE: Attentive Bias

ATI: Affix: Anticipatory modalities

ATN: Affix: Degree of Attention or Determination

ATP: Anticipatory Aspect

ATT: Attributive Case

ATV: Attenuative Extension

AUR: Affix: Aural Associations

AUT: Affix: Authorization

AVP: Affix: Misc. Adverbial Phrases

AVR: Aversive Case

AVS: Affix: Aversive (“short-cut” negations of other modalities)

BAO: Affix: Basic Arithmetical Operations

BAS: Affix: Basis

BDM: Affix: IN SITU BODILY MOVEMENTS

BEH: Affix: Degree of Subjective Effect or Behavioral Appropriateness

BMP: Affix: Building, Structure, or Meeting Place

BOD: Affix: Position Of One’s Core Body (i.e., head and torso, not including limbs)

BRE: Affix: Biogeographic Realm/Ecozone

BSC: Basic Specification

BY1: Affix: Bodily Instrumentality

BY2: Affix: Bodily Instrumentality 2

BY3: Affix: Bodily Instrumentality

BY4: Affix: Bodily Instrumentality

CAM: Affix: Customization & Modifications

CAP: Affix: Degree of Potential or Capability

CAR: Carrier Adjunct

CCA: Antecedent Case-Scope

CCL: Conclusive Aspect

CCN: Natural Case-Scope

CCP: Precedent Case-Scope

CCQ: Qualifier Case-Scope

CCS: Subaltern Case-Scope

CCV: Successive Case-Scope

CFD: Affix: Degree of Forthrightness, Confidence or Humility

CFM: Conformative Case

CFQ: Affix: “Colors” and “Flavors” of Quarks

CGL: Affix: Motive/Reason for Conglomeration of Gestalt Entity

CGT: Cogitant Register

CHC: Affix: Degree of Choice by Externally-Induced Agent

CK1: Affix: Cooking Methods 1

CK2: Affix: Cooking Methods 2

CK3: Affix: Cooking Methods 3

CLA: Classificative Case

CLD: Affix: Color Dimensions

CLG: Affix: Cultural or Geo-Demographic Association

CLM: Climactic Aspect

CLS: Affix: Classification

CMD: Comedic Bias

CMF: Affix: Communication Format

CMM: Commutative Case

CMP: Comparative Case

CNC: Affix: Degree of Concern or Consideration

CNG: Contingent Valence

CNJ: Conjectural Illocution

CNM: Affix: Type of Container/Packaging

CNQ: Affix: Degree of Consequentiality, Finality or Irrevocability

CNR: Concursive Case

CNS: Affix: Degree of Consent

CNT: Affix: Degree of Centrality

CNT: Continuative Aspect

CNV: Contensive Bias

CNW: Affix: Conway Polyhedral Mathematical Operations

COA: Coalescent Affiliation

COI: Coincidental Bias

COL: Affix: Color Attributes

CON: Concessive Case

COO: Affix: Coordinative/Additive

COS: Affix: Comparison Specifications

COU: Counterfactive Mood

CPC: Affix: Capacitative modalities

CPI: Affix: Polyatomic Cations

CPL: Complementary Valence

CPP: Affix: Capacity As Patient

CPT: Completive Version

CRC: Affix: Circular Motion/Path of an Object

CRD: Affix: Degree of Crowdedness

CRE: Affix: Capacity for a Relationship with an Entity

CRI: Affix: Cycle or circular motion in place

CRL: Affix: Degree of Physical Control

CRO: Corollary Valence

CRP: Corruptive Bias

CRR: Corrective Bias

CRS: Contrastive Case

CRV: Affix: Cycle or circular motion over linear vector

CSD: Considerative Case

CSL: Consolidative Affiliation

CSM: Consumptive Case

CSN: Affix: Cancellation - Suspension - Nullification - Maintenance

CSS: Cessative Aspect

CSV: Constitutive Specification

CTC: Affix: Degree of Contact

CTE: Contential Specification

CTP: Contemptive Bias

CTR: Affix: Adverbial Contrastiveness

CTV: Contemplative Bias

CUL: Culminative Aspect

CVL: Affix: Affix: Degree of Civilization

CVN: Conventional Validation

CVS: Conversive Case

CVT: Affix: Degree of Covertness versus Overtness

CVY: Affix: Means of Transportation/Conveyance

CYC: Affix: Cyclic Recurrence

CYL: Affix: Cyclic Recurrence [Long-Term]

CZE: Affix: Cenozoic Era

DAT: Dative Case

DBM: Affix: Distinctive Bodily/Fur Markings for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

DBV: Affix: Deliberative modalities

DCC: Disconcertive Bias

DCD: Affix: Deictic Demonstratives

DCF: Affix: 2nd-Level Duplex Configurative Set of 1st-Level Sets

DCI: Affix: Decrease then Increase

DCL: Disclusive Aspect

DCP: Affix: Degree of Concentration vs. Dissipation

DCR: Affix: Decrease

DCS: Affix: Decisiveness or Commitment

DCV: Affix: Degree Of Spatio-Temporal Divergence or Convergence

DCX: Affix: Degree of Complexity

DCY: Affix: Degree of Certainty

DDC: Duplex-Dissimilar-Connected Configuration

DDF: Duplex-Dissimilar-Fused Configuration

DDM: Affix: Degree of Domestication

DDS: Duplex-Dissimilar-Separate Configuration

DEC: Declarative Illocution

DEJ: Dejective Bias

DEL: Delimitive Extension

DEM: Demonstrative Valence

DEP: Dependent Case

DES: Desperative Bias

DEV: Affix: Degree of Development

DFB: Affix: Derived Foodstuff/Beverage

DFC: Duplex-Fuzzy-Connected Configuration

DFD: Diffident Bias

DFF: Duplex-Fuzzy-Fused Configuration

DFR: Deferential Case

DFS: Duplex-Fuzzy-Separate Configuration

DFT: Deficient Level

DGR: Affix: Exactness of Degree

DIF: Affix: Degree of Difficulty

DIR: Directive Illocution

DIS: Dismissive Bias

DLB: Affix: Degree of Deliberateness/Agency

DLC: Delectative Bias

DLT: Dilatory Aspect

DNG: Affix: Degree of Danger

DOL: Dolorous Bias

DOP: Affix: Degree of Optimality

DPB: Disapprobative Bias

DPC: Affix: Dependent Circumstances

DPD: Affix: Degree of Dependency

DPF: Affix: Degree of Perfunctoriness

DPL: Depletive Extension

DPR: Affix: Dispersion or Separability of a Configurative Set

DPT: Affix: Depiction/Representation/Record

DPX: Duplex Configuration

DRC: Affix: Degree of Directness/Frankness

DRE: Affix: Degree of Recreation

DRS: Derisive Bias

DSA: Affix: Degree of Societal Agreement/Consensus

DSC: Duplex-Similar-Connected Configuration

DSD: Affix: Desiderative modalities

DSF: Duplex-Similar-Fused Configuration

DSG: Affix: Degree of Design or Organization

DSI: Affix: Degree of Desire

DSN: Affix: Degree of Seniority

DSR: Affix: Degree of Discretion or Secrecy

DSS: Duplex-Similar-Separate Configuration

DST: Affix: Distributive Coordination

DSV: Discursive Register

DSZ: Affix: Dynamic Change of Size

DTS: Affix: Duration of Shift/Change/Transition

DUB: Dubitative Bias

DUP: Duplicative Valence

DX1: Affix: Deixis Categories

DX2: Affix: Additional Deixis Categories

DYN: Dynamic Function

EFE: Affix: Effect of Statement

EFF: Effectuative Case

EFI: Affix: Degree of Efficiency

EFP: Affix: Degree of Effect from Pain or Pleasure

EFT: Affix: Degree of Effort

EGY: Affix: Initiating Force/Energy of a Motion/Trajectory/Appearance/Change-in-State

ELP: Elapsive Case

EMA: Affix: Electro-Magnetic Measurement A

EMB: Affix: Electro-Magnetic Measurement B

EMC: Affix: Electro-Magnetic Measurement C

EML: Affix: Emulation

EMO: Affix: Emotion Associated with a State, Act, Event

EMQ: Affix: Emotional Qualification

EMU: Affix: Energy Measurement Units

ENB: Affix: Means of Enablement

END: Carrier-End Register

ENG: Affix: Degree of Engagement/Involvement

ENS: Affix: Environmental Niche for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

ENT: Affix: Degree of Enthusiasm

EPC: Affix: Epoch-Length Duration

EPD: Expeditive Aspect

EPP: Affix: Edible or Autonomous Plant Parts/Components

EPS: Affix: Energy/Power Source

EQU: Equative Level

ERG: Ergative Case

ERN: Affix: Entity and Relationship Within A Semantic Network

ERR: Affix: Degree of Correctness versus Error

ESS: Essive Case

EUH: Euphoric Bias

EUP: Euphemistic Bias

EXA: Exasperative Bias

EXD: Affix: Dynamically Changing Degree or Extent

EXG: Exigent Bias

EXM: Exemplificative Register

EXN: Affix: Degree or Extent

EXP: Experiential Aspect

EXS: Existential Context

EXT: Affix: Exactness/Comparability of Identity / Identity As a Standard

FAC: Factual Mood

FAM: Affix: Degree Of Familiarity

FEA: Affix: Featural Properties

FLC: Fluctuative Phase

FLS: Affix: Degree of Fluctuation/Stability

FMM: Affix: Potential Food/Medicinal/Material Resource

FMS: Affix: Material States/Forms (solids)

FMU: Affix: Force Measurement Units

FNC: Functional Context

FNS: Affix: Non-Solid Material States (liquid or malleable quasi-liquid)

FOR: Fortuitous Bias

FP1: Affix: Finger Positions 1

FP2: Affix: Finger Positions 2

FRC: Affix: Degree of Physical Force Exerted

FRE: Frequentative Phase

FRG: Fragmentative Phase

FRM: Affix: Degree of Formality

FRO: Affix: Functional Role

FRQ: Affix: Degree Of Frequency

FSC: Fascinative Bias

FSP: Affix: Degree of Freshness or Spoilage

FUN: Functive Case

G: Agglomerative Perspective

GEN: Genitive Case

GEO: Affix: Geographic or Environmental Niche for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

GID: Affix: Gender Identity

GPA: Affix: Functional Group A

GPB: Affix: Functional Group B

GPC: Affix: Functional Group C

GPD: Affix: Functional Group D

GPE: Affix: Functional Group E

GPF: Affix: Functional Group F

GPG: Affix: Functional Group G

GPH: Affix: Functional Group H

GPJ: Affix: Functional Group J

GRA: Graduative Extension

GRT: Gratificative Bias

GST: Affix: Gustatory Associations

HAB: Habitual Aspect

HEA: Affix: State of Health

HG1: Affix: Linguistic Hedges (1st group)

HG2: Affix: Linguistic Hedges (2nd group)

HND: Affix: Hand Position

HOR: Hortative Illocution

HRC: Affix: Position on Social, Occupational, or (Para-) Military Hierarchy

HSR: Affix: Hierarchical Sub- and Super-Rankings

HUM: Affix: Human Usage/Presence/Intervention

HYP: Hypothetical Mood

ICD: Affix: Increase then Decrease

ICP: Inceptive Extension

ICR: Affix: Increase

ICS: Incessative Aspect

IDF: Affix: Identificative

IDG: Indignative Bias

IDP: Interdependent Case

IDR: Affix: Random/Varying Increases and Decreases

IEC: Affix: Identity, Equivalence, and Convertibility

IFR: Inferior Level

IFT: Infatuative Bias

ILT: Affix: Iterations Per Long-Term

IMA: Imaginary Validation

IMD: Intermediative Aspect

IMM: Imminent Aspect

IMP: Affix: Degree of Impact on Patient/Target or Enablement of Outcome

IMX: Affix: Type of Imaginary Existence

INB: Affix: Inability/Incapacity Due To . . .

IND: Inducive Case

INF: Inferential Validation

INL: Affix: Degree Of Inclusion

INS: Instrumental Case

INV: Intrative Case

ION: Affix: Ionic Compounding Elements

IOR: Affix: Inclusive “OR”

IPC: Affix: Unforeseen Implication Contrary to Expectation

IPE: Affix: Internal Positional Orientation of a (Quasi-)Long Object Having an Orientational “End” or “Ends”

IPF: Affix: Internal Positional Orientation of an Object Having an Orientational “Face” or “Front”

IPL: Implicative Bias

IPT: Impatient Bias

IRG: Interrogative Illocution

IRL: Interrelative Case

IRO: Ironic Bias

IRP: Interruptive Aspect

ISP: Insipid Bias

ITC: Intercommutative Aspect

ITE: Affix: Iterations Per Time-Period

ITG: Affix: Integrity of a Configurative Set

ITL: Affix: Degree of Intelligence Manifested

ITM: Intermittent Phase

ITN: Affix: Degree Of Iteration

ITP: Interpretative Case

ITR: Iterative Phase

ITU: Intuitive Validation

ITY: Affix: Degree of Intensity

IVD: Invidious Bias

IVL: Affix: Illocution + Validation

KBP: Affix: Basis for System of Knowledge, Belief or Practice

KIN: Affix: Kinship Relation

KPF: Affix: Degree of Knowledge-Based Proficiency

KSD: Affix: Generational/Sequential Kinship Descriptions

LCK: Affix: Degree of Luck/Fortune

LCM: Affix: Life-Cycle of a Mechanism/Device/Fixture/Machine

LDA: Affix: Linear Dimensional Measurement A

LDB: Affix: Linear Dimensional Measurement B

LEG: Affix: Position Of One’s Legs

LET: Affix: to let X be/happen/manifest. . .

LGD: Affix: Long-Term Duration

LIM: Limitative Aspect

LOA: Affix: Luminance & Optics A

LOB: Affix: Luminance & Optics B

LOC: Locative Case

LTD: Affix: Life-Time Duration

LTM: Affix: Long-TermTemp. Meas.

LVL: Affix: Alternate forms of Comparison Operators ( Levels)

M: Monadic Perspective

M01: Affix: path-oriented quasi-linear translative motion

M02: Affix: vertical quasi-linear translative motion

M03: Affix: oblique vertical quasi-linear translative motion

M04: Affix: horizontal planar translative motion

M05: Affix: parallel translative motion

M06: Affix: perpendicular-planar translative motion

M07: Affix: oblique lateral translative motion

M08: Affix: horizontal-planar range of motion

M09: Affix: vertical-planar range of motion

M10: Affix: perpendicular-planar range of motion

M11: Affix: motion on parabolic/arc trajectory rel. to gravity

M12: Affix: motion in a curve

M13: Affix: motion in a planar circular path

M14: Affix: generic/oblique 3-D range of motion

ma: Monadic Animate 3^rd Party Referential

MAK: Affix: Making/Constructing

MAN: Mandatory Bias

MAS: Affix: Measurement of Mass

MAT: Affix: Degree of Maturation

MAX: Maximal Level

MB1: Affix: Morphological Bodily Distinctions for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation 1

MB2: Affix: Morphological Bodily Distinctions for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation 2

MCD: Affix: Manufactured/Specialized Containers/Dispensors

MCF: Affix: 2nd-Level Multiplex Configurative Set of 1st-Level Sets

MCS: Affix: Mood and Case-Scoping

MDC: Multiplex-Dissimilar-Connected Configuration

MDF: Multiplex-Dissimilar-Fused Configuration

MDI: Affix: Modification (type 2 affixes = specifically designed tool/device)

MDL: Affix: Random pattern of modulation

MDN: Affix: Degree of Age or Modernity

MDS: Multiplex-Dissimilar-Separate Configuration

MEA: Affix: Means for Being or Doing

MEC: Affix: Type of Mechanical Instrumentality

MEM: Affix: Memory

MET: Affix: Metonymic Categories

MFC: Multiplex-Fuzzy-Connected Configuration

MFF: Multiplex-Fuzzy-Fused Configuration

MFS: Multiplex-Fuzzy-Separate Configuration

mi: Monadic Inanimate 3^rd Party Referential

MIA: Affix: Musical Instrument Attributes

MIN: Minimal Level

MLR: Affix: Meta-level representation/coordination/analysis

MLT: Affix: Mealtimes

MMA: Affix: Metaphor / Metonym / Allusion

MMV: Affix: Medium Via/Through/Along Which

MNF: Manifestive Bias

MNO: Monoactive Valence

MNS: Affix: Maintenance of a State

MOT: Affix: Degree of Self-Conscious Deliberation or Motivation

MSC: Multiplex-Similar-Connected Configuration

MSF: Multiplex-Similar-Fused Configuration

MSS: Multiplex-Similar-Separate Configuration

MST: Affix: Degree of Moisture

MTA: Affix: Negative Motivation for an Action or State

MTR: Affix: Mathematical Relations

MTV: Motive Aspect

MVT: Affix: Degree of Stillness/Movement

Mx: Mixed Animate/ Inanimate 3^rd Party Referential

MZE: Affix: Mesozoic Era

N: Nomic Perspective

NAM: Naming Adjunct

NAV: Navigative Case

NCD: Affix: Non-Default Context + Non-Default Perspective

NCE: Affix: Non-Default Context + Essence ( + POLYADIC Perspective)

NDB: Affix: Non-Decimal Number Bases

NEG: Affix: Negation and Negative Coordinatives/Connectives

NEW: Affix: Newness/Revision

NNN: Affix: N-Numbered Angles/Facets/Faces/Sides/Points/Forms

NPE: Affix: Non-Relative Physical Extent

NRM: Normal Essence

NRR: Narrative Register

NTR: Affix: Degree of Notoriety, Acceptance, Respect, Honor

NVS: Affix: Non-Visible Spectral Regions

OAU: Affix: Origin/Association/Utilization

OBG: Affix: Obligative/necessitative

OBJ: Objective Specification

OBN: Affix: Ocean-based Environmental Niche for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

OBS: Observational Validation

Obv: Obviative Referential

OEM: Affix: Other Energy Measurement Units

OGC: Affix: Orientation or Location Relative to a Geographical Central Point

OGN: Originative Case

OLF: Affix: Olfactory Associations

OPF: Affix: Degree of Operational Functionality

OPL: Affix: Degree of Onset & Prolongation

OPT: Optimal Bias

ORI: Orientative Case

OSQ: Affix: Opportunity Squandered

P01: Affix: generic spatial position

P02: Affix: position at 0 / 0 / 0 — “right here”

P03: Affix: position at 0 / 0 / +Z — “above”

P04: Affix: position at 0 / 0 / -Z — “below”

P05: Affix: position at 0 / +Y / 0 — “in front”

P06: Affix: position at 0 / -Y / 0 — “behind”

P07: Affix: position at +X / 0 / 0 — “to the right”

P08: Affix: position at -X / 0 / 0 — “to the left”

P09: Affix: position at 0 / +Y / +Z — “in front & above”

P10: Affix: position at 0 / +Y / -Z — “in front & below”

P11: Affix: position at 0 / -Y / +Z — “behind & above”

P12: Affix: position at 0 / -Y / -Z — “behind & below”

P13: Affix: position at +X / +Y / 0 — “to the right & in front”

P14: Affix: position at +X / -Y / 0 — “to the right & behind”

P15: Affix: pos. at +X / 0 / +Z - “to the right & above”

P16: Affix: pos. at +X / 0 / -Z — “to the right & below”

P17: Affix: pos. at -X / +Y / 0 - “to the left & in front”

P18: Affix: pos. at -X / -Y / 0 — “to the left & behind”

P19: Affix: pos. at -X / 0 / +Z - “to the left & above”

P20: Affix: pos. at -X / 0 / -Z — “to the left & below”

P21: Affix: pos. at +X / +Y / +Z — “to the right, in front & above”

P22: Affix: pos. at +X / +Y / -Z — “to the right, in front & below”

P23: Affix: pos. at +X / -Y / +Z — “to the right, behind & above”

P24: Affix: pos. at +X / -Y / -Z — “to the right, behind & below”

P25: Affix: pos. at -X / +Y/ +Z — “to the left, in front & above”

P26: Affix: pos. at -X / +Y/ -Z — “to the left, in front & below”

P27: Affix: pos. at -X / -Y/ +Z — “to the left, behind & above”

P28: Affix: pos. at -X / -Y /-Z — “to the left, behind & below”

pa: Polyadic Animate 3^rd Party Referential

PAR: Partitive Case

PAT: Affix: Common 2-Dimensional Decorative/Featural Patterns

PAU: Pausal Aspect

PCL: Preclusive Aspect

PCN: Affix: Degree of Care, Precision or Scrutiny

PCR: Postcursive Case

PCS: Precessive Aspect

PCT: Punctual Phase

PCV: Precursive Case

PDC: Productive Case

PEB: Affix: Overall Presence/Participation Within an Environmental Niche or Biosphere

PER: Periodic Case

PES: Pessimistic Bias

PFL: Affix: Internal Positional Orientation of a (Quasi-)Flat Object

PG1: Affix: Physical Features Based on Geography 1 for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

PG2: Affix: Physical Features Based on Geography 2 for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

PHR: Phrasal Adjunct

PHS: Affix: Phase

pi: Polyadic Inanimate 3^rd Party Referential

PIA: Affix: Polyatomic Ions A

PIB: Affix: Polyatomic Ions B

~~PIC~~API: Affix: Additional Polyatomic Ionic Configurations

PIC: Affix: Polyatomic Ions C

PID: Affix: Polyatomic Ions D

PLA: Affix: Place/Setting Where…

PLC: Affix: Stage of Annual Plant Life-Cycle

PLE: Affix: Degree of Emotional/Mental (Dis-)Pleasure

PLM: Prolimitive Case

PLT: Affix: Pletive

PMD: Affix: Post-Meridiem Times of Day

PMP: Preemptive Aspect

PMU: Affix: Pressure Measurement Units

PNT: Parenthetical Register

POR: Affix: Portion or Section

POS: Possessive Case

POT: Potentiative Illocution

PPF: Affix: Degree of Practice-Based Proficiency

PPR: Preparatory Aspect

PPT: Propitious Bias

PPV: Propositive Bias

PPX: Perplexive Bias

PRB: Affix: Degree of Probability or Likelihood

PRC: Processual Version

PRG: Progressive Aspect

PRL: Parallel Valence

PRO: Prolapsive Case

PRP: Proprietive Case

PRQ: Affix: Prerequisite

PRS: Prospective Aspect

PRT: Affix: Degree of Portability

PRV: Affix: Degree of Prevention or Blockage

PRX: Proximal Extension

PSA: Affix: Personal Association

PSC: Prosaic Bias

PSM: Presumptive Bias

PSS: Affix: Degree of Alienable Possession

PTC: Protractive Aspect

PTI: Participative Valence

PTT: Affix: Non-Contiguous (i.e., Intermixed) Portion of the Whole

PTW: Affix: Contiguous Portion of the Whole

PTY: Affix: Degree of Prototypicality

PUA: Affix: Private Usage Or Association

PUP: Purportive Validation

PUR: Purposive Case

PVS: Provisional Referential

PWC: Affix: Part/Whole Componential Metaphors

PWF: Affix: Part/Whole Functional Metaphors

PXM: Affix: Degree of Proximity

PXR: Affix: Partially Exclusive “OR”

PZE: Affix: Paleozoic Era

QUA: Affix: Degree of Quality, Effectiveness or Adequacy

QUO: Quotative Adjunct

RAC: Reactive Bias

RCO: Affix: Recoil in place

RCP: Reciprocal Valence

RCT: Recurrent Phase

Rdp: Reduplicative Referential

RDT: Affix: Redirection of X to Other Use(s)

REA: Affix: Degree of Genuineness or Veracity

REC: Recollective Validation

REG: Regulative Aspect

REP: Repetitive Phase

RES: Affix: Resemblances to Other Species

RFL: Reflective Bias

RGR: Regressive Aspect

RLV: Affix: Degree of Relevancy

RNC: Affix: Renunciation

ROC: Affix: Result / Outcome / Consequences

RPN: Affix: Pattern of Spatio-Temporal Repetition or Distribution of Set Members

RPR: Reportive Validation

RPS: Representational Context

RPU: Repulsive Bias

RPV: Representative Essence

RSG: Resignative Bias

RSK: Affix: Degree of Risk to a Party

RSL: Resultative Case

RSM: Resumptive Aspect

RSN: Affix: Reason for an Emotional State or Motivation for an Action

RTI: Affix: Relative Timeline Indicator

RTR: Retrospective Aspect

RVL: Revelative Bias

S01: Affix: position between/amidst/among [in a quasi-planar context]

S02: Affix: position between/among [in a linear unidimensional context]

S03: Affix: indefinite position amidst/among [in a 3-D volume]

S04: Affix: position/state intertwined/intermingled/intermixed in 2-D planar context [individual components separable/extractable]

S05: Affix: position/state intertwined/intermingled/intermixed in 3-D volume [individual components separable/extractable]

S06: Affix: position/state intertwined/intermingled/intermixed in 2-D planar context [components inseparable/permanently combined]

S07: Affix: position/state intertwined/intermingled/intermixed in 3-D volume [individual components inseparable/permanently combined]

S08: Affix: positionally-defined componential part

S09: Affix: linear uni-dimensional middle, center [as seen parallel to long axis of entity (or height-axis of a “tall” entity)]

S10: Affix: linear uni-dimensional middle, center [as seen perpendicular to long axis of entity (or height-axis of a “tall” entity)]

S11: Affix: planar 2-dimensional middle, center [running vertically and laterally parallel to long (or tall) side of entity]

S12: Affix: planar 2-dimensional middle, center [running vertically parallel but laterally perpendicular to long (or tall) side of entity]

S13: Affix: planar 2-dimensional middle, center [running vertically and laterally perpendicular to long (or tall) side of entity]

S14: Affix: center point of an entity, i.e., the zero-dimensional point most equidistant from all points on the periphery or surface of an entity

S15: Affix: side/flank of an entity

S16: Affix: front part of an entity [relative to its directional orientation or primary external interface]

S17: Affix: rear/back part of an entity [relative to its directional orientation or primary external interface]

S18: Affix: top/peak/summit of an entity [relative to its typical orientation under gravity]

S19: Affix: bottom/foundation of an entity [relative to its typical orientation under gravity]

S20: Affix: upper part/“half” of an entity [relative to its typical orientation under gravity]

S21: Affix: lower part/“half” of an entity [relative to its typical orientation under gravity]

S22: Affix: interior/internal volume/“inside(s)”/“innards” of an entity

S23: Affix: interior surface or “wall” / internal surface or “wall” / the inside surface or “wall” of an entity

S24: Affix: exterior/external surface/“outside”/“skin” of an entity

S25: Affix: external point-like outward-facing vertex/“corner” of an entity

S26: Affix: external quasi-linear edge of an entity

S27: Affix: external quasi-linear joining of surfaces/“seam” of an entity

S28: Affix: external attachment point or fastening mechanism of an entity, i.e., handle, hook, latch, velcro patch, knob, peg, etc.

S29: Affix: internal point-like interior vertex/“corner” of an entity

S30: Affix: external linear outward-facing “corner” edge or “corner” space of an entity

S31: Affix: internal linear interior “corner” edge or “corner” space of an entity

SAT: Satiative Bias

SBE: Subequative Level

SBS: Affix: Subset of Configurative Set

SBT: Affix: Degree of Subtlety/Nuance

SCA: Affix: Degree of Social Appropriateness

SCL: Affix: Standards for Comparison for Use with Levels

SCS: Affix: Degree of Success versus Failure

SDM: Affix: Miscellaneous In-Situ Motions of an Object

SDP: Affix: Subset of Duplex Set

SEL: Selective Case

SEN: Affix: Degree of Sensibleness/Predictability

SEP: Affix: Spatio-Temporal Separability of a Configurative Set

SEQ: Affix: Numerical Sequence

SEX: Affix: Biological Sex

SGS: Suggestive Bias

SHP: Affix: Shape or Form

SIA: Affix: Status of Inferred Arguments

SID: Affix: Subjective Identity

SIM: Affix: Degree Of Similarity

SIT: Situative Case

SIZ: Affix: Degree of Size

SKP: Skeptical Bias

SLF:BEN: Beneficial to Self Effect

SLF:DET: Detrimental to Self Effect

SMM: Summative Aspect

SMN: Affix: Semantic Network

SMO: Affix: Secondary Mathematical Operations

SNC: Affix: Sanction

SNW: Affix: Secondary Sine Wave-like Motion

SNX: Affix: Sensory Experience or Reaction

SOC: Affix: Type of Social Instrumentality

SOL: Solicitative Bias

SPC: Speculative Mood

SPF: Specificative Register

SPH: Affix: Degree of Sophistication

SPL: Superlative Level

SPM: Affix: Simultaneous Thrusting/Pushing Motion

SPN: Affix: Simultaneous Spinning Motion

SPP: Affix: Structural Plant Parts

SPQ: Superequative Level

SPR: Affix: Spin/Rotation of an Object

SPS: Affix: Superset

SPT: Affix: Specified Points in Calendrical Time

SQC: Affix: Sequence of Cause and Effect

SQN: Sequential Aspect

SQT: Affix: Sequence Relative to Present Context

SRO: Affix: Subjective Role

SSM: Affix: Simultaneous Shaking Motion

ST2: Affix: Short-Term Time References 2

STA: Stative Function

STG: Affix: Stage, Step or Phase of a Process

STM: Stimulative Case

STR: Affix: Degree of Physical Strength Possible or Used

STS: Affix: Spatio-Temporal Specification

STT: Affix: Short-Term Time References

STU: Stupefactive Bias

STY: Affix: Stylistic thru Time

SUB: Subjunctive Mood

SUD: Affix: Degree of Suddenness

SUF: Affix: Degree Of Sufficiency of Amount /Impact

SUR: Surpassive Level

SVS: Affix: Spatial/Areal/Volumetric Scale

SWM: Affix: Simultaneous Withdrawal/Pulling Motion

SWR: Affix: Switch Reference & Obviative Specification

SYM: Affix: Symbiotic Relationship

SYS: Affix: Networks & Systems

TAL: Affix: Degree of Innate Talent for...

TCT: Affix: Tactile Associations

TD1: Affix: Temporary Duration 1

TD2: Affix: Temporary Duration 2

TDM: Affix: Tool/Device/Means

TDP: Affix: Three-Dimensional Polyhedral Forms

TEM: Affix: Temperature

TFI: Affix: Back & forth; to & fro in place

TFM: Transformative Case

TGO: Affix: Trigonometric Operations

THM: Thematic Case

TIG: Affix: Degree of Tightness or Flexibility

TME: Affix: Degree Of Timeliness

TMP: Temporary Aspect

TMS: Affix: Temperature Measurement System

TNS: Transitional Aspect

TPF: Affix: Topic, Frame and Focus

TPI: Affix: Impact or Duration Over Time

TPM: Affix: Temporal Measurement

TPP: Affix: Temporal Position Relative to Present

TPR: Affix: Temporal Placement/Reaction/Viewpoint

TRA: Transmissive Case

TRD: Tardative Aspect

TRF: Affix: Transformation for Use

TRM: Terminative Case

TRP: Trepidative Bias

TRS: Affix: Degree of Trustworthiness/Reliability

TSP: Transpositive Case

TVP: Affix: Trivalent Polarity

TXN: Affix: Taxonomic Classification Hierarchy

TYP: Affix: Degree of Typicalness

UDE: Affix: Undesirable Entailments

UHN: Affix: Uncountably High Number

UNK: Unknown Benefit Effect

UNQ: Affix: Degree of Specialness or Uniqueness

UPX: Uniplex Configuration

USM: Affix: Ultra-Short Temporal Measurement

USP: Unspecified Validation

UST: Affix: Ultra-Short-Term Temporal Scale

UTE: Affix: Utilitative or Enabling Resource

V-W

VAC: Vacillative Phase

VAL: Affix: Valence

VAM: Affix: Velocity and Acceleration Measurement

VAR: Variative Affiliation

VEL: Affix: Degree of Velocity

VER: Verificative Illocution

VEX: Vexative Bias

VIS: Affix: Visual Associations

VMA: Affix: Volumetric Measurement A

VMB: Affix: Volumetric Measurement B

VMC: Affix: Volumetric Measurement C

VOC: Vocative Case

VPF: Affix: Variance From Prototypical 3-D Form

VRF: Affix: Verifiability of Info & Trustworthiness of its Source

VSR: Affix: Visible Spectral Regions

VTS: Affix: Variability of Shift/Change/Transition

VWP: Affix: From Viewpoint/Perspective of

WAK: Affix: Spread/wake/trail/area/expanse created by passage of entity

WBN: Affix: Water-based Environmental Niche for Species or Sub-Species Differentiation

X10: Affix: [ten]

X11: Affix: [eleven] (used in the context of a number-base higher than ten)

X12: Affix: [twelve] (used in the context of a number-base higher than ten)

X13: Affix: [thirteen] (used in the context of a number-base higher than ten)

X14: Affix: [fourteen] (used in the context of a number-base higher than ten)

X15: Affix: [fifteen] (used in the context of a number-base higher than ten)

XCL: Affix: External Standard for Comparison for Use with Levels

XOH: Affix: [one hundred]

XOR: Affix: Exclusive “Or” and Contrastive Adverbials

XPD: Expenditive Aspect

XPT: Affix: Expectation of Outcome

XTM: Affix: [100⁴]

XTQ: Affix: [100⁸]

XTT: Affix: [ten thousand]

XX1: Affix: [one]

XX2: Affix: [two]

XX3: Affix: [three]

XX4: Affix: [four]

XX5: Affix: [five]

XX6: Affix: [six]

XX7: Affix: [seven]

XX8: Affix: [eight]

XX9: Affix: [nine]

XXZ: Affix: [zero]

ZZG: Affix: Secondary Zigzag Motion

Appendix C: Contributors

Here is a list of persons from various online communities whose ideas and suggestions were incorporated into this language. They have helped to make New Ithkuil what it is.

ChinskiEpierOzki
Behemoth
melopee
la_menli
LaNoktaTempesto
nelk114
Hubbider
uakci
aftermeasure
azraelgnosis
HactarCE
whatrlangs
phalp
randomaker
Skorokhodov
Vulgak
hwamplero
AKFOITHS
ju3ju3
selpahi
selylindi
Ilmen
SpockTheLogical
shanoxilt