While the category of Configuration from the preceding section distinguishes the relationships between the individual members of a set in terms of physical similarities, physical connections, and number of component-entities, the category of Affiliation operates to distinguish the member relationships in terms of subjective purpose, function, or benefit. Affiliation operates synergistically in conjunction with Configuration to describe the total contextual relationship between the members of a set.

• REPRESENTATION
• Thematic Relations
• VEGETATIVE ROLE
• COGNITIVE ROLE
  • EXPERIENCER
  • AGENT

• Relation between two dimensional strokes , The application of the Agent to the Patient, or the reception of the force of the Agent. , Relations between reality , virtuality , cognitivity and irregularity by the means of
  • Functional Configurations
    • AMBIGUOUS ACTION, doe, commit, practise▪ proceeding, function, exercise, dealing, Fact, Passage,
    • PASSION , abide, ail, bear, endure, suffer, undergo, sustain, feel, capable.

• Relations of actions
  • occurred at place , happened at place
  • occurred at time , happened at time
• related to changes in state of whole body or a part of it concerning with performing
  • LOCOMOTION

II. That which any way contributes to the producing of an effect,* is styled CAUSE, Reason, Ground, Principle, proceed from, procure, produce, make, constitute, In∣fluence, raise, put, set, bring to pass.

That which proceeds from, or depends upon the Cause, is styled

Causes are commonly distributed into

More immediate and absolute; either ‖ more principal, of which the first Acti∣on is, or less principal, and subservient to the chief Agent.

• Operation beget,
  • STIMULUS , SIGNAL
• INSTRUMENT, Tool▪ Organ-ical , Implement:

• The Agent ; serving either to
  • Excite, or restrain it.
    • check, bridling, no ho, staunch, moderate, master, controle.
  • Direct and regulate its Action; either ‖ by that Idea which the Agent hath in his mind of some like case, or by some Pattern before his eyes.
    • EXEMPLAR, Example, Instance, Idea, Precedent, Cause.
      • Control , manage , handle , regulate
    • TYPE, Pattern, Platform, Model, Last, Mold, Prototype, Antitype, Extract, Original, Copy, Counterpart, Draught, Sampler, Proof, Duplicate, exem∣plifie, prefigure.

• Its semantic role is that of ;
  • relating to ‖ some peculiar capacity in the thing, or some fitness in respect of time.
    • CONDITION, Proviso▪ Salvo, in case, Term, Case, State, liking, Habit, Qua∣lification.
      • ergative case
    • OCCASION-al, Exigence, Emergence, Advantage, Opportunity, draw, provoke, scandal.
  • Noun functioning as participants to verbs , whether
    • Its semantic role is that of EXPERIENCER
      • affective experience , coughing, sneezing, feeling hot/cold, trembling, experiencing sensory input (tactile, olfactory, visual, aural, gustatory), proprioceptive states, psychological/emotional states, reflex reactions such as cringing, yawning, ducking, screaming in fright
    • Its semantic role is that of an EVALUATOR

help	assist	serve	relief
obstacle	obstruct	stop

• For whose sake a thing is: to which may be annexed the general name of such things as have any tendency to the promoting of it.
  • END , Aim, Mark, Goal, Drift, Intent, Effect, Purpose, Design, Scope, sake, Reach, Reason, final, tend.
    • PURPOSE
    • BENEFIT , CURE , TREATMENT
    • HARM
    • EFFECT , consequence , result , symptoms
  • MEANS , Way▪ Shift, Expedient, accommodate.

Internal, such as are within the Effect as its chief constituent parts; ‖ out of which a thing is made, and of which it consists; or by which a thing is constitu∣ted in its being, and distinguished from all other things.

• MATTER-ial, Stuff, Substance, Argument, Subject, Boot as fire-boot, &c.
• FORM-al, Essence.

cause
effect

• MATERIALISTIC ROLES WHICH ARE NECESSARY FOR SURVIVAL
  • Whether acting as
    • food , nutrition , nutrients , minerals , eatable , drinkables
    • stimulus

The Appositive cases make a distinction between alienable versus inalienable possession or attribution, as well as distinguishing whether the possession is inherent to the possessor or imposed or caused from without.

• Mutual; whether more
  • Positive; signifying one thing either to have or not to have Relation to some other.
    • PERTINENCY , belong, appertain, apposite, to the purpose, touching, concern, material, relate to, serve for, incumbent on.
    • IMPERTINENCY , not to the purpose, extravagant, sleeveless, wide from the matter, wild, idle, improper.
• Concerning the ownership of other nouns , whether earned it or cause of it
  • legal property , alienable property
  • creator , designer , author , builder , maker , producer
    • interpretative , descriptive
    • representational
• Interdependent case
  • mutual dependency of biological nouns , agent to agent relations
  • mutual dependency of objects , part to part relations , CONTAINMENT
• Acting as a static role
  • decorative role
  • content , containment , possessive role , part