Craftspeak

One of the greatest works of Anglish is to think up craftly words which do not come from Greek or Latin roots. Most folk believe English sheerly could not make words for such things without borrowing. Yet our brothertongues in Quidland (Dutch, Hollandish, Swedish asf.) seem to fare much better than us in this fack.

William Barnes, the 19th Yearhundred Dorset leethwriter, eaweward, and speechlerer, believed strongly in a "clean" English speech. He wrote sundry books and offhandlings on the lores and crafts in his kind of "cleansed" English.

Allmean bodylore (general anatomy)
also === Overall bodylore (general anatomy)===
 * Notes: "Pit" is ultimately of Latin origin (puteus).

Ettingflut/ Eatingfleet (digestive tract)
*Notes: Oversetting of gland needed.

Taxonomy
Ref: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~nhi708/classify/animalia/index.html Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxonomic_rank#All_ranks

All ranks

 * Notes: Offdealing (Calque of German Abteilung "division"), Shift (Adapted from Frisian skift "taxonomical order"), Stem (Answers to German Stamm "stem, tribe"), Art (Cf. New High German Art "kind, sort, arch. species," Danish and Swedish art "species", from Middle Low German art "nature, kind").

Classifications
Kingdom Animalia Deerkin (<OE deorcynn, "animal-kind, animal species"), The Deerwight Kingdom/Ermendeerdom/The Wilder Kingdom
 * Phylum Chordata Wirebacked gillbearers
 * Class Mammalia Milchwights
 * Order Primates Wonderthumbs/Menshwights
 * Family Hominidae Apes/Apen
 * Subfamily Homininae Great apes/Ermenhighapen
 * Tribe Hominini Big-brained apes/Highapen
 * Genus Homo Mankind/Werekin
 * Species Homo sapien Foppish man, Builder man
 * Species Homo neanderthalensis Hulkish man, Neanderthal man/Newmandale man, New Man (att'd)
 * Species Homo erectus Upright man
 * Class Aves Birds
 * Class Osteichthyes Bony fishes
 * Class Agnatha Chopless fishes
 * Class Ascidiacea Sea squirts
 * Class Larvacea Hardblobs
 * Class Thaliacea Stockfishes
 * Class Reptilia Landcreepers/Creepwights
 * Subclass Anapsida Fullskulled creepwights
 * Order Testudines Shieldpaddocks (Cf. Dutch schildpadden)
 * Subclass Diapsida Twibowskulled landcreepers
 * Infraclass Lepidosauromorpha Othexish twibowskulled landcreepers
 * Superorder Lepidosauria Scalenexen (Cf. German Schuppenexen)
 * Order Squamata Scalenlandcreepers
 * Order Sphenodontia Nose othexen (Cf. Persian بینی‌سران)
 * Infraclass Archosauromorpha Ermenathelothexen/Ermenothexen/Athelothexen (Partial calque)
 * Order Crocodilia Pebbleworms
 * Superorder Dinosauria Forebirds
 * Class Amphibia Twidwellers, Lurrows (Cf. G. Lurche)
 * Subclass Lissamphibia Smoothlurrows (Calque)
 * Order Anura Frogs, Froshlurrows (Cf. G. Froschlurche)
 * Order Caudata Tailed lurrows, Swantloroughs (Cf. G. Schwanzlurche), containing Newts and Efts
 * Order Gymnophiona Slitherlurrows (Cons. G. Schliechenlurche)
 * Order Allocaudata† Elswantlurrows (The prefix "el-," as in "eldritch," comes directly from Old English and is cognate to the Greek "allo-")
 * Phylum Hemichordata Gillworms
 * Class Enteropneusta Acorn worms
 * Class Pterobranchia Mosswight
 * Phylum Nematoda Roundworms
 * Phylum Echinodermata Pricklyskins
 * Class Asteroidea Starfishes
 * Class Ophiuroidea Brittlestars
 * Class Echinoidea Sea hedgehogs
 * Class Holothuroidea Sea cottonspinners
 * Class Crinoidea Sea lilies

Kingdom Plantae Wortkin (<OE wyrtcynn "plant-kind, plant species")