• 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 -

• 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 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 ( Aalam )
    • 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 ( zarra na'u )
              • 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;
        • 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.

• 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 / nouns
          • PHONOCATEGORICAL ALPHABETS
        • inflections of actions or verbs tense
        • inflections of pronouns
        • inflections of adverbs
        • inflections of adjectives
        • inflections of preposition

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 life
    • 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 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.

• Simple English
  • SIMPLE MEDICAL TERMS

• 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