Charecteristica Universalis ( Universal Character )

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see : Mathesis Universalis
- see : Calculus Ratiocinator
see : Ars Combinatoria
see : Ars inveniendi
see : Ars judicandi
see : Medical Subject Headings
see : Programming Language
see : primitive alphabets

ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE

All kinds of things and notions, to which names are to be assigned, may be di∣stributed into such as are either more -

General; namely those Universal notions, whether belonging more properly to
- Things; called TRANSCENDENTAL
- Words; DISCOURSE. IV

Special; denoting either
- SPIRITUAL CREATOR. V
- ARTIFICIAL CREATOR
- Creature; namely such things as were either created or concreated by God, not excluding several of those notions, which are framed by the minds of men, considered either
  - Collectively; WORLD. VI
  - Distributively; according to the several kinds of Beings, whether such as do belong to
    - Substance;
      - Inanimate; ELEMENT. VII
      - Animate; considered according to their several
    - Species; whether
      - Vegetative
        
        Imperfect; as Minerals,
        
        STONE. VIII
        
        ATOMIC SPECIES
        
        METAL. IX
        
        Non-Cellular Life
        
        VIRUS
        
        Cellular life
        
        BACTERIA
        
        Archaea
        
        Eukaryota
        
        FUNGI
        
        Perfect; as Plant,
        
        HERB consid. accord. to the
        
        LEAF. X
        
        FLOWER. XI
        
        FRUIT
        
        VEGETABLE
        
        SEED-VESSEL. XII
        
        SHRUB. XIII
        
        TREE. XIV
        
        Sensitive species ;
        
        Bilaterally symmetrical
        
        INSECT.
        
        FISH. XVI
        
        BIRD. XVII
        
        BEAST. XVIII
    - Parts;
      - NATURAL
        
        PECULIAR. XIX
        
        GENERAL. XX
        
        INVISIBLUS / PARTICLES.
        
        BIOMOLECULES
      - ARTIFICIAL
        
        Simple machines
        
        Peculiar machines
        
        INVISIBLUS ARTIFICIALIS
  - Accident;
    - Quantity;
    - Quality ; whether
    - Action
    - Relation; whether more
      - Private.
        
        OECONOMICAL. XXXIII
        
        POSSESSIONS. XXXIV
        
        PROVISIONS. XXXV
      - Publick.
        
        CIVIL. XXXVI.
        
        JUDICIAL. XXXVII
        
        MILITARY. XXXVIII
        
        NAVAL. XXXIX
        
        THERAPEUTICAL.
        
        ECCLESIASTICAL. XL.

CONCERNING SPEECH / SPECIES OF SPEECH
- LANGUAGE
- HYPOTHETICAL GRAMMAR
  - TYPES OF GRAMMAR
  - GRAMMAR PARTICLES
  - GRAMMAR SYNTAX
  - PARTICLES OF SPEECH OR SOUNDS
    - ORTHOGRAPHY
    - sounds made by the organs of speech
      - General name
        
        IDEOGRAM
        
        ALPHABET
        
        more primary and simple
        
        VOWELS
        
        CONSONANTS
        
        less primary and mixed
        
        dipthong
        
        syllable
    - Time or pause to be observed in the pronouncing of several words or sentences
      - general name
        
        interpunctuation , period
        
        hyphen
      - particular kinds
        
        colon , semicolon
        
        comma
    - manner of pronunciation
      - distinction
        
        emphasis
        
        parenthesis
      - prolongation of vowels
        
        accent
  - PARTS OF SPEECH
    - शब्द
      - Integrals
        
        nature being more either
        
        absolute NOUNS
        
        abstract or separate
        
        concrete or complex
        
        relative
        
        names of things ,
        
        ADJECTIVES
        
        substantiative
        
        actions or passions of things , CATEGORIES OF VERBS
        
        ADVERBS
        
        place and order
        
        subject
        
        predicate
      - PARTICLES
        
        Substitutive
        
        HYPOTHETICAL PRONOUNS
        
        INTERJECTION
        
        Connectives or declarative
        
        proper to substantiatives
        
        PREPOSITIONS
        
        Article
        
        common to other words
        
        CONJUNCTION

English had influences of many languages over the course of its development , so it has a rich vocabulary with its expanse from all over the world. For easy understanding the roots , prefixes , suffixes and the etymology or origin of the word. It is classified under following heads.

ROOT WORD
- based on nature
  - verbal roots
  - nominal roots
  - adjectival roots
INFLECTIONS
- semantic inflection
- phonetic inflection
- PHONOCATEGORICAL ALPHABETS

Concerned with meaning
- same pronunciation same meaning ( similar word - ज्यों का त्यों )
  - तत्सम
    - LIST OF GREEK ROOTS IN SCIENCE
    - LIST OF LATIN ROOTS IN SCIENCE
    - German root words with no change
    - Sanskrit root words with no change
    - LIST OF MEDICAL ROOTS
- different pronunciation same meaning ( less similar word )
  - phonosemantic matching
  - तद्भव
    - मुख (mukh) से मुँह ( muh )
  - देशज
    - Words used for Everyday life
      - PHONOSEMANTICS ENGLISH
      - PHONOSEMANTICS HINDI
  - विदेशज ( synonym cognates ( पर्यायवाची शब्द )
    - proto-Indo-European
      - ignis - अग्नि ( Greek - Sanskrit )
    - derived from Greek
    - derived from Latin
    - potens - potential (Greek – English )
    - GOTHIC ENGLISH
    - LIST OF FOREIGN ROOTS IN ENGLISH
- same pronunciation but different meaning
  - homograph cognates

Sankar / Hybrid Words
- Hinglish Words
- Panglish
- Runglish
- Banglish
- Chinglish
- Greeko-sanskrit
- Latino-sanskrit
- Greeko-latin
- Germano-sanskrit
- Germano-Greek
- Germano-latin

Since English is a little vulgar language , its use has been limited to common everyday life and the scientific terminology is limited to the use of Greek and Latin words which is actually a foreign language. So considering this fact that science terminology is derived from Latin and Greek , it is a totally different language and it cannot be limited to English itself. Except for the fact that it uses Latin script. Considering the fact that Indo-European language family is the largest family group besides china.

Sanskrit is also an ancient language besides Latin , Greek and Avestan which shares a similar vocabulary to Greek and Latin with a little difference in their pronunciation.

CONCERNING REAL IDEOGRAPHIC CHARECTER
- EMOTIONAL PASIGRAPHY
- Mantrakshar Ideograms
- GENUS OF IDEAS / PRIMITIVE IDEAS
  - SPECIES OF IDEAS / MEDIEVAL IDEAS
    - IDEOLOGICAL
      - Transcendental ideas
      - SIMPLE IDEAS
      - COMPUND IDEAS OR IDEA FOR A SINGLE WORD SPECIES
    - PICTOGRAMS
      - POSTURAL IDEOGRAMS
      - GESTURAL
- PARTS OF AN IDEA
  - Integral
    - Radicals
    - Derivatives
    - Inflections
- IDEA PARTICLES
  - particles of radicals

IDEOGRAPHIC LANGUAGE
- IDEOGRAM / IDEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERS
  - mathematical symbols
    - logic symbols
    - MATHEMATICAL PARTICLES
  - physics symbols
  - Grammatical symbols
- Ideographic quantities or words
  - Physical quantities associated with words
  - chemical quantities associated with words
    - atoms and elements
    - amino acids
    - functional groups
- ideographic sentences
  - more general
    - equation
    - formula
    - expression
    - expression
  - more particular
    - mathematical expression
    - Mathematical equations
    - Physics equations
    - Chemical equations
    - Scientific equation
  - Logical Sentences
  - Grammatical cases
- ideographic paragraphs
  - proof
  - theorem
  - derivation