nimaad-e-aam ( Universal Character )

PART - I

ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE

PART - II

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

Aam , aise kainaati tawassur , jo munasib tarike se talluk rakhte hain

Cheej ; jise kehte hain TRANSCENDENTAL ( Ma'awaraa-e-Tabii'i )

GENERAL. I ( Aam )

RELATION MIXED. II (mile huye )

RELATION OF ACTION. III ( kaam se talluk )

PATH ( raah )

Words; DISCOURSE. IV (guftagu)

Special; denoting either

SPIRITUAL CREATOR. V ( roohani kaliq )

ARTIFICIAL CREATOR ( mansooi khaliq)

Creature; namely 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 ( Aalam )

Distributively; according to the several kinds of Beings, whether as belong to

Substance;

Inanimate; ELEMENT. VII

Animate; considered according to their several

Species; whether

Vegetative

Imperfect; as Minerals,

STONE. VIII

ATOMIC SPECIES ( zarra na'u )

METAL. IX

Non-Cellular

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;

MAGNITUDE. XXI

SPACE. XXII

MEASURE. XXIII

Quality ; whether

NATURAL POWER. XXIV

HABIT. XXV

MANNERS. XXVI

SENSIBLE QUALITY. XXVII

SICKNESS. XXVIII

FEELING QUALITY.

Action

SPIRITUAL. XXIX

CORPOREAL. XXX

MOTION. XXXI

OPERATION. XXXII

FUNCTION.

Relation; whether more

Private.

OECONOMICAL. XXXIII

POSSESSIONS. XXXIV

PROVISIONS. XXXV

Publick.

CIVIL. XXXVI.

JUDICIAL. XXXVII

MILITARY. XXXVIII

NAVAL. XXXIX

THERAPEUTICAL.

ECCLESIASTICAL. XL.

PART - III CONCERNING NATURAL GRAMMAR

CONCERNING SPEECH / SPECIES OF SPEECH

LANGUAGE

HYPOTHETICAL GRAMMAR

TYPES OF GRAMMAR

GRAMMAR PARTICLES

GRAMMAR SYNTAX

PARTS OF SPEECH

NOUNS

HYPOTHETICAL PRONOUNS

ADJECTIVES

CATEGORIES OF VERBS

ADVERBS

PREPOSITIONS

INTERJECTION

CONJUNCTION

PARTICLES OF SPEECH OR SOUNDS

ORTHOGRAPHY

VOWELS

CONSONANTS

GRAMMAR PARTICLES

Inflections of meaning /

PHONOCATEGORICAL ALPHABETS

inflections of actions or tense

inflections of

inflections of adverbs

inflections of

inflections of

PART - IV CONCERNING ROOTS

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.

Znanlingua (World Vocabulary)

Tatsam Words used for science

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

Tadbhav Words used for science / Cognates

Greek root words

Latin Root words

GOTHIC ENGLISH

Sanskrit root words

Tadbhav Words used for Everyday

Hindi Words derived from sanskrit

English words derived from german

English words derived from greek

English words derived from latin

Deshaj / Swadeshi Words for everyday use not for science

PHONOSEMANTICS ENGLISH

PHONOSEMANTICS HINDI

Videshaj Words / Foreign root words used for science

Foreign words from other languages

LIST OF FOREIGN ROOTS IN ENGLISH

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

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

Simple English

SIMPLE MEDICAL TERMS

PART - IV - CONCERNING A REAL CHARECTER AND A PHILOSOPHICAL LANGUAGE

HYPOTHETICAL LANGUAGE

EMOTIONAL PASIGRAPHY

Mantrakshar Ideograms

CONCERNING REAL CHARECTER

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

Radicals

Integral

IDEA PARTICLES

particles of radicals