Craftspeak

Craftspeech (‹OE cræftsprǣc "technical language")

In edhewing English wordstock to fit the cleanyearn bisen, one of our foremost errands is to englishen underworpwords so as to sicker that all bereaches of mooting are endly handled. Given below are sundry wordlists set forth to lay the groundwork for a more thorough wellowgang.

In reforming English vocabulary to fit the purist model, one of our foremost tasks is to anglicize topical words in order to ensure that all areas of discourse are ultimately addressed. Presented below are various wordlists set forth to lay the groundwork for a more comprehensive enrichment process.

One of the greatest works of Anglish is to think up craftly words which do not come from Greekish or Leeden roots. Most folk believe English sheerly could not make words for such things without borrowing. Yet our brothertungs in Eveland (Theech, Netherlandish, Swedish asf.) seem to fare much better than us in this field.

William Barnes, the 19th yearhundred Dorset leether, priest, and speechloresman, believed strongly in a "clean" English speech. He wrote sundry books and rakes on the lores and crafts in his kind of "cleansed" English.

Beware: The ekendly shape of the nameword lore (‹OE lár) is lorely (‹OE lárlíc), while that of craft (‹OE cræft) is crafty (‹OE cræftig).

Harwaldcraft

English	Anglish
coat of arms	weapon(s) (cf. WF wapen, EFLS wóópen, NL wapen, NHG Wappen, DN våben, NO våpen, SW vapen)
heraldry	harwaldcraft (‹OE *hereweald, from here + weald; cf. NE herald)
blazon	blazing, weaponwrit
escutcheon	(weapon)shield (loanwend of NHG Wappenschild)
tincture	tiver (‹OE tēafor "pigment")
metal	bloom (‹ME blōme [ᚹ]), clumper ([ᚩ]: OE clympre)
color	blee, hue
motto	bidword (loanwend of WF biedwurd)

Tivers

English	Anglish	German	Swedish
or	gold	Gold	guld
argent	silver	Silber	silver
gules	red	Rot	rött
azure	hewn (‹OE hǣwen), blewn (‹OE blǣwen)	Blau	blått
sable	black, swart	Schwarz	svart
vert	green	Grün	grönt
purpure	baze (‹OE basu)	Purpur	purpur
ermine	harmen (‹OE hearma)	Hermelin	hermelin

Bodylore

Mean bodylore

Scientific English	Anglish
face	leer ([ᚩ]: ME lēr), neb ([ᚩ]: ME neb), anlet (‹ME anlēt)
abdomen	belly, buck (‹ME bǒuk)
gland	kernel ([ᚩ]: ME kirnel)
axilla	oxter, armpit
pelvis	hipbone
cavity	hollow
artery	edder (< ME eddre ⁊ OE ǣdre)
vein	edder (‹ME eddre)
vessel	vat
vesicle	poke
spleen	milt (cf. NF Melt, SF Milte, NHG Milz)
choroid	edderhide (loanwend of NHG Aderhaut)
antebrachium	forearm
torso	midbody
diaphragm	midriff, midred

Bone Network

Scientific English	Anglish
cranium	skull, brainpan, harnpan
vertebral column	backbone
maxilla	upper chavelbone
mandible	lower chavelbone, nether chavelbone
sternum	breastbone
patella	kneebone
clavicle/collarbone	withebone (‹OE wiþobān), keybone

Thew Network

Scientific English	Anglish
skeletal muscle	bonethew
cardiac muscle	heartthew
smooth muscle	smooththew

Seething Network

Scientific English	Anglish
digestive tract	seethepipe (see ME sẹ̄then), eatingfleet
oral cavity	mouth
saliva	spittle
sublingual salivary gland	undertonguely spittlekernel
submaxillary salivary gland	undermouthly spittlekernel
parotid salivary gland	earspittlekernel
pharynx	throat
oesophagus	weasand, swallowtharm (calque of NL slokdarm)
stomach	maw
pancreas	sweet kernel
pancreatic duct	Wirsung's pipe
liver	liver
cholecyst	gallbladder
bile duct	gallpipe, galleat
small intestine	small tharm (cf. ME smaltharmys ⁊ OE smælþearme), small rop (‹ME smale roppys)
duodenum	shortgut ([ᛣ]: WF koarte term), twelvefingered tharm (calque of NL twaalfvingerige darm), horseshoetharm ([ᛣ]: IL skeifugörn)
jejunum	fasting gut (‹ME fastande gutte), leretharm (calque of NHG Leerdarm)
ileum	hiptharm (calque of NHG Hüftdarm)
caecum/cecum	blindgut (‹NE blind gut), pottharm (‹ME potþerm), blindtharm ([ᛣ]: WF blineterm, NF Blinjtiarem, EFLS blinddaarm, NL blindedarm, NHG Blinddarm)
vermiform appendix	wormlike onhungness
large intestine	great tharm (cf. ME greet bowel), thicktharm ([ᛣ]: NF Tjuktiarem, SF Tjuktierm, EFLS dikdaarm, NL dikke darm, NHG Dickdarm)
colon	rop (< ME rop ⁊ OE ropp)
ascending colon	upstying thicktharm, rising rop
transverse colon	thwartgoing thicktharm
descending colon	netherstying thicktharm, sying rop (see ME sīen)
sigmoid flexure	S-shaped rop
rectum	arsetharm (‹ME erse-þerme/erse tharme; cf. WF earsterm ⁊ NL aarsdarm), arserop (‹ME ers roppe), endtharm ([ᛣ]: WF einterm, NHG Enddarm)
anus	arsetril (‹OE earsþerl), arsegang (‹OE earsgang {arsgange})

Hide Network

Scientific English	Anglish
skin	fell, skin
epidermis	overhide
dermis	hide
subdermis	underhide
adnexa	outgrowths

Feeling Network

Scientific English	Anglish
neuron	sinewclising (< NE sinew + OE clȳsing), sinewling
glial cell	limeclising (< NE lime + OE clȳsing)
spinal cord	ridgebonemarrow ([ᛣ]: NE spinal marrow), backyarn
prosencephalon	forebrain
telencephalon	endbrain
rhinencephalon	smellbrain
diencephalon	tweenbrain
thalamus	bower [ᛣ]
epithalamus	overbower
hypothalamus	underbower
mesencephalon	midbrain
rhombencephalon	hindbrain
myelencephalon	afterbrain
cerebellum	brainock [ᛣ], brainling [ᛣ], littlebrain ([ᛣ]: NF Litjbrain), smallbrain ([ᛣ]: NHG Kleinhirn)
(cerebral) sulcus	gulch
(cerebral) gyrus	hill
peripheral nerve	meresinew (< mere + sinew), outer sinew (cf. IL úttaugakerfi)
afferent nerve	anyetsinew (see ME andȝet and cf. NL gevoelszenuw)
efferent nerve	stirsinew (see NE stir and cf. NL bewegingszenuw)
vagus nerve	wandering sinew [ᛣ](cf. NL zwervende zenuw)
sympathetic nerve	drivesinew (cf. IL driftaugakerfi)
parasympathetic nerve	soothesinew (cf. IL seftaugakerfi)

Foresowing Network

English	Anglish
ejaculation	outleesing (loanwend: SW utlösning)
gland	kernel ([ᚩ]: ME kirnel)
masturbation	handheamed (< NE hand + OE hǣmed)
urethra	mighthpipe (‹ME miȝethe + NE pipe)

Wifelore

English	Anglish
menstruation	monthadle (‹OE mōnaþādl)

English	Anglish
vagina	foth (‹PG *fuþiz)
cervix	wombneck (<NL baarmoederhals)
clitoris	kittler (calque: NL kittelaar, NHG Kitzler)
Fallopian tube	Falloppio's pipe, eggleader ([ᛣ]: NL eileider, NHG Eileiter), eyleader (see ENE ey)
hymen	maidenhead, maidenhame ([ᛣ]: WF maagdeflues)
labium	shamelip ([ᛣ]: EFLS skóómliep, NL schaamlip, NHG Schamlippe)
labia majora	outer shamelips
labia minora	inner shamelips
ovary	eggstock ([ᛣ]: NF Aierstok, NL eierstok, NHG Eierstock, IC eggjastokkur), eystock
uterus	womb
vulva	maithblade (‹OE mægþblæd)

English	Anglish
amenorrhoea	monthbloodlest, monthbloodlessness
dysmenorrhoea	mismonthadle
incontinence	unfettlehood
infertility	unwassombereness (‹OE unwæstmbǣrness)
menorrhagia	overmonthblood

Werelore

English	Anglish
semen	seed, frow (‹PG *fraiwą)
pre-ejaculate	foreseed, forefrow

English	Anglish
cryptorchidism	dernshallen (< NE dern + OE sceallan)
epispadias	overpipeness
erectile dysfunction	uprightly misworking
hypospadias	underpipeness
paraphimosis	spanish neck
penile fracture	tarsebritch (< NE tarse + ME bruche), pintly break
phimosis	foreskinchoking
priapism	tarselock

Reckonlore

English	Anglish
computer system	rimer (‹OE rīmere), reckoner, rig (slang), listreckoner
computation	reckoning
context-free grammar (CFG)	background-free staffcraft (BFS)
database	rawputstead, logging head
deterministic finite automaton (DFA)	foresettlesome bound selfshrither (FBS)
hypercomputation	overreckoning
nondeterministic finite automaton (NFA)	unforesettlesome bound selfshrither (UBS)
operating system	main network
process	gang, foregang, running reckon
programme	foredraft (William Barnes), reckonlist, reckonplot
pushdown automaton (PDA)	shovedown selfshrither (SDS)
quantum computer	Benioffish reckoner
regular language/expression	steady tung/sayness
Turing machine	Turingsare (‹OE searu)

Swaycraft

English	Anglish
accidental	settingtoken (calque of NHG Versetzungszeichen)
anacrusis	pickup
augmented	risen, heaved
chord	togetherswaying, midswaying
diminished	lowered, nethered
frequency	height; quivering
interval	fack (<OE fæc), span
key signature	keymark
clef	keyhue, slot (calque of NL sleutel)
leading tone	leadpitch
major	greater
minor	lesser
music	gleecraft (‹OE glēocræft), swaycraft (‹OE swēgcræft), swincraft
musical scale	pitchladder ([ᛣ]: WF toanljedder, NF Toonlađer, NL toonladder, NHG Tonleiter)
notation	(sway)spelling (< ME swei + OE speling), (sway)writing
perfect fifth	fulfremmed fifth
requiem	deathsong
rhythm	meal, beat
semitone	halfstep
time signature	timemark
tonic	groundsway, groundpitch ([ᛣ]: WF grûntoan, NF Grüntoon, EFLS grundtoon, NHG Grundton)
whole tone	whole step

Godlore

English	Anglish
adiaphora	middlethings
absolution	forgiveness
administer	atthane
apostle	errander, sendling (c.f. NHG Sendling), fro-sent (Richard Taverner)
baptism	fulought (‹ME fulloght), christening, forwashing
cardinal	godsearl
catechize	forsough (calque of Gk. katachesis)
communion	houselgang (‹OE hūselgang), fellowship, sharing, sharehood
communication of attributes	sharing of ownings, sharehood of marks, fellowship of ownings
concupiscence	sinlust, evil lust, leaning toward sin, bentness to sin
confession	bekenness (of belief), acknowledging (of sin)
disciple	learningman (‹OE leornungmann), learningknight (‹OE leornungcniht), follower, learner, loreknight
divine	godly, godkind
divine service	godtheenest (cf. NHG Gottesdienst)
divinity	godkindness
doctrine/dogma	teaching, lorequid (‹OE lārcwide), lore
ecumenism	broadchurchdom
eschatology	endtidelore, lastlore, endlore
essence	wist, whatness, ishood, isness
Eucharist	Housel, Holy Supper, Lord's Supper, Lord's Board
ex nihilo	from naught, out of naught
faith	lief, belief, trust
grace	hield (‹ME hẹ̄lde), eest (‹ME ẹ̄ste), giveness, gift
hamartology	sinlore
hypostasis	selfstandand, staddleness
hypostatic union	onehood of staddleness, onfleshing, infleshing
imputed	reckoned
incarnate word	word-made-flesh, onfleshed word, infleshed word
justification	rightwising (‹OE gerihtwīsung), rightening, rightedness
liturgy	leedwork (calque Gk. leitourgia), workship (pun on worship and ourgia)
mercy	milse (‹ME milce)
mission	errand, sending, sentness
nihilism	naughtdom
original sin	birthbane, orsin (calque of NHG Ursünde), ervesin (calque of NHG Erbsünde)
pastor	shepherd, herder
piety	ewfastness (‹OE ǣfæstnes)
presbyter	overseer
propitiation	atoning bloot, armstock (cf. Richard Taverner's 'Mercystock'), bote
repent	berue (‹ME bireuen), beruse (‹ME bireusen), forthink
revival	edlivening
sacraments	holiworks, hallowings
salvation	aleesedness (‹ME alẹ̄sednesse)
sanctification	hallowing, being made holy, making holy
scripture(s)	writ (writings)
seminary	godlorehouse
soteriology	leeselore
trinity	threeness, thriness (‹ME þrinnesse)
vicarious satisfaction	spellatoning

Rixing

English	Anglish
government	rixing (cf. NL regering), lawmoot
democracy	folkdom (made up by William Barnes), folkrich, folksteer (loanwend: NO folkestyre)
commonwealth	meanwealth, kinwise (‹OE cynewīse)
republic	meanwealth, folkdom
federation	forbend (loanwend: NL verbond), forband (cf. NHG Verband)
monarchy	kingdom
aristocracy	athelwield (see ME wẹ̄ld), highbornhood
tyranny	wretchdom
confederation	looseband
union	oneness, oning (cf. NHG Vereinigung)

Levels of Government / Administrative Divisions

English	Anglish
nation	rich (‹ME rīche), thede, folkland, ledeland, folkdom
country	rich, land
empire	rich, coaserrich (loanwend: WF keizerryk)
state	rich, landshape, landship
province	shire, land
city	borough
town	town
ward	ward
county	shire; earldom
village	thorp, throp (‹ME thrope), ham, wick (‹ME wīk)
prefecture	revetown
administrative division	wike, yea (‹PWG *gawi > WF gea)
district	riding, shire ([ᚩ]: ME shīre)
region	land, shire
capital	headborough, headtown, headstead

English	Anglish
president	foresitter (calque), kithhead, stoolman, ethelhead
prime minister	first thane
governor	wielder
mayor	boriff (‹OE burhgerēfa)

Parliamentary government

English	Anglish
parliament	wittenmoot, wittensmoot, witmoot (‹OE witena gemōt), lawmoot, althing ([ᛣ]: IL Alþingi)
unicameralism	onehousedom
bicameralism	twihousedom
tricameralism	thrihousedom
multicameralism	manihousedom
minister	thane, thain
ministry	thaning (‹ ME þenunge ⁊ OE þegnung), thainship, thaneship (‹OE þegnscipe)
House of Commons, lower chamber	lower house, nether house, underhouse (cf. DN & NO underhuset)
House of Lords/Peers, upper chamber	upper house (cf. NHG Oberhaus), overhouse (cf. DN overhuset, NO överhuset)

Shirelore

English	Anglish
anti-	wither-
neo-	new
-ism	-stem ([ᛣ]: IL stefna)
accelerationism	speedstem
alt-right	oth-right
anarchism	nonedom
authoritarianism	wielderstem
capitalism	feedom
centrism	middlestem
communism	meanstem
conservative	orholdly
Dengism	Dengstem
egoism	selfstem
fascism	bindledom, axestem
liberalism	freerstem
libertarianism	freetradestem
Marxism	Marxstem
national socialism	theedish openstem
populism	folkstem
progressive	forthly
social democracy	openfolkdom
socialism	openstem
Stalinism	Stalinstem
theocracy	godwield, goddom
Zionism	Joudish theedstem

Gun Words

English	Anglish
aiming at	getting a bead on/ goalset
aperture sight	peepsight, ghostring, peekhole
assault rifle	reasegun, stormgun
automatic	self-loading
barrel	vat, bidden
bayonet	goad, gunblade
bolt-action	boltloading, wendloading
break-action	break-loading
bullet	slug, lead, shot, shotclew, streal, thother
cannon	dunspar
carbine	rider's gun, horseman's gun, short gun
cartridge	load
casing	shell, brass
chamber	breech
decocker	uncocker
double-barreled	side-by-side
double stack	two-row, staggered, side-by-side
firearm	fireweapon, gun, shooting-iron, thunder-box
full metal jacket	ball, full bemalmed sheath
fully-automatic	full tilt, snellfire
gas-operated	mistdriven, waftle-driven
handguard	forend
hollow point	hollow tip
machine gun	saregun, hailgun
magazine	feeder
musket	(smoothbore) long gun
muzzle	mouth, mouthing
parts kit	deals kit
pistol	handgun
pistol grip	grip
projectile	shot, lead
pump-action	slide-loading
range	reach
rate of fire	firing speed, fireswiftness
receiver	bearing, onfanger (box)
reflex sight/scope	red dot sight
revolver	wheelgun, six-shooter, six-gun
rifle	(grooved) long gun, furrowgun, shouldergun
rifling	(lands and) grooves, strealfurrows
rotating bolt	Wending bolt
round	shot, (see cartridge)
safety	lock, (see selector)
selector	switch
semi-automatic	self-loading, half tilt
side arm	handgun
silencer	(see suppressor)
suppressor	can, (loudness) dampener
single stack	one-row, straight stack
soft point	soft nose, soft tip
target	mark
velocity	swindiness
vertical grip	foreword grip

Heavenlore

English	Anglish
asteroid	rock wanderer
atmosphere	welkin
aurora australis	southern lights
aurora borealis	northern lights
celestial body	rotherer, heavenly body
comet	tailstar, shooting star, strealer
exosphere	outerhelm
galaxy	starwirl, starset
ionosphere	upperhelm, highhelm
mesosphere	middlehelm
meteor	shooting star, strealer
nebula	starcloud
planet	tungle (<OE tungol), world, wanderer
quasar	nearstarwirt
solar system	starhub, starly (or sunly) neighborhood, sunhood
stratosphere	stillhelm
supernova	starburst
thermosphere	hothelm
troposphere	windhelm

The Tungles (The Planets)

English	Anglish
Mercury	Wooden, Weeden, Woden
Venus	Evestar, Evenstar, Earendle (<OE earendel), the Morningstar, Fry/Frie
Earth	Earth
Mars	Tue/Tye (Tiw)
Jupiter	Thur/Thunder
Saturn	Homedall (Heimdallr)
Uranus	Yome (Ymir)
Neptune	Ey (Aegir)

The Moons of our Sunhood

English	Anglish
Callisto	-
Charon	-
Deimos	Deemstead
Europa	Erop
Phobos	Theedom
Neith	Hildboar (<ON Hildisvíni)

Law

English	Anglish
courthouse	deemhouse (<OE dómhús)
court	hove
judge	deemster, hilerand
jurisprudence	lawcraft
juror	oathman/-woman
jury	oathbench
verdict	deem/doom, truthspeak, soothsaying
court	lawstead
judiciary	deemerwick

Shapelore/Earthcraft

English	Anglish
affine space	sib room
angle	winkle (<OE wincel, cf. NHG Winkel, SW vinkel), nook, horn
arc	bow
boundary	mere
circle	trindle, ring, roll, loop, wreath
circumference	girth, rim
cone	cail (from NHG Kegel)
cube	worple (from NHG Würfel)
cuboid	worplehew
curve	bight, bendle
cylinder	drum
dimension	shapework
disk	trind, shive
ellipse	ringshadow, trodring (cf. IC sporbaugur)
ellipsoid	trodringhew
geodesic	earthdivider (calque)
hyperbola	broadbow (cf. IC breiðbogi)
hypercube	overworple
hypothenuse	understretch
line	line [pl linen] (<OE line, cf. NL lijn)
line segment	linestitch (line + <OE stycce "piece," cf. NL lijnstuk)
parabola	wedgebow (cf. IC fleygbogi)
parallelepiped	akinsideflat (cf. NHG Parallelflach)
parallelogram	akinsideling
pentagon	fiveedge, fivehorn
plane	field, evenness (cf. NHG Ebene)
point	ord, nib
polygon	manyedge (cf. NHG Vieleck), manihorn
polyhedron	maniflat (cf. NHG Vielflach)
polytope	manistow (calque)
prism	edgesile (cf. NHG Ecksäule)
projection	uvencast (cf. IC ofanvarp)
pyramid	edgecail, sharpsile (cf. Polish ostrosłup)
ray	beam, streal (<OE stræl "arrow," cf. NHG Strahl, NL straal)
rectangle	righthook (cf. WF rjochthoeke)
rhombus	rout (cf. NL ruit), spinner (calque)
sector	slit, offsnithe/offsnit (cf. NHG Abschnitt "section")
simplex	hirn (meaning borrowed from IC hyrna)
sphere	thother (‹OE þōþer)
square	fournook
surface	upperbred (cf. IC yfirborð)
tangent space	grazing room
tesseract	fourstreal
torus	doughnut
triangle	threenook

Lifelore

Twiggings (branches)

English	Anglish
anatomy	bodylore
cell biology	frumenlifelore
ecology	landlore
entomology	bugkith
herpetology	athexenkith
ichthyology	fishlore
macrobiology	stoorlifelore
mammology	milchwightlore
microbiology	weelifelore
mycology	swambkith
neurobiology	tawlifelore
oceanography	holmslifekith
ornithology	birdlore
paleontology	wightstonelore
pathology	addlekith
physiology	bleekith
virology	frumebanelore
zoology	deerlore

Frumenlifelore (Cell Biology)/Clisinglore

English	Anglish
cell	frume [pl frumen] (<OE fruma "origin", by analogy to IC fruma "cell")
cell division	frumencleaving
cell membrane	frumenfilmen ('filmen' <OE filmen "film, membrane")
cell wall	frumenwaugh ('-waugh' <OE wág/wáh "wall"; "wall" < OE weall is a loanword from Leeden vallum)
centriole	middlestele [pl middlestelen] ('-stele' <OE stela "(plant) stalk", in description of the structure's general shape)
centrosome	middlekern
chloroplast	greencorn (cf. IC grænukorn)
chromatid	huekernhalf (as a chromatid is half a chromosome)
chromosome	huekern (hue, in relation to ancient Greekish khrômo “color”)
cyto-	frumen- (<fruman, genitive of OE fruma 'origin', by analogy to IC fruma 'cell')
cytoplasm	frumenfilleth ('filleth' <OE fyllað "filling")
cytoskeleton	frumenframework
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)	andathomrinenitensire ('and-', "de-" <OE and- cf. NHG ent-, NL ont-, Scand. and- + 'athom', "breath" <OE ǽðm, cf. NHG Atem, NL adem, abbreviation of 'athomlift' "oxygen, breathing air" cf. NHG Atemluft + 'rine', "Rhine" <OE Rín [the Rhine province was home to Emil Fischer, the discoverer of ribose sugar] + 'niten' < OE hnyte, the umlauted inflected form of hnutu "nut", for "nucleic" [Leeden nucleus is a diminutive of nux, "nut"] + 'sire', "acid" the umlauted form of 'sour', cf. NHG sauer "sour" -> Säure "acid") ervenite ('erve', "inheritance, heritage" <OE ierfe, cf. NHG Erbe + 'nite' < OE hnyte, the umlauted inflected form of hnutu "nut", for "nucleic" [Leeden nucleus is a diminutive of nux, "nut"])
endoplasmic reticulum (ER)	innethweft ('inneth' <OE innoþ "inside [of body], inner organs" + 'weft', "weft, network" <OE weft)
Golgi apparatus/body/complex	ettlebody ('ettle', "Italy" <OE Eotol, Camillo Golgi's homeland)
rough ER	roughinnethweft (see "endoplasmic reticulum")
smooth ER	smeethinnethweft ('smeeth', alternate form of 'smooth' <OE sméðe; see "endoplasmic reticulum")
lysosome	ashilenkern ('ashilen' <OE áscilian "to separate", to translate the Greek lyso-)
meiosis	kinthdealing frumencleaving [since meiosis does not produce an identical copy but instead distributes genes randomly to four daughter cells; (kinth = gene)]
mitochondrion	aredkern ('ared' <OE arod "quick, spirited, energetic" [Mitochondria produce most of ATP, the cell's main chemical energy "currency" ]
mitosis	kinthtwinning frumencleaving [since mitosis produces a genetically identical cell; (kinth = gene)]
nucleoid	samfrumenkern (‘sam-’ <OE sām- “half, partly”, as the nucleoid is like a nucleus but does not truly fuction like one)
nucleus	frumenkern (cf. IC frumukjarni, NHG Zellkern, NL celkern, Swed. cellkärna)
nucleolus	frumenkernel (Diminutive of 'frumenkern', "nucleus")
ribonucleic acid (RNA)	rinenitensire ('rine', "Rhine" <OE Rín [the Rhine province was home to Emil Fischer, the discoverer of ribose sugar] + 'niten' < OE hnyte, the umlauted inflected form of hnutu "nut", for "nucleic" [Leeden nucleus is a diminutive of nux, "nut"] + 'sire', "acid" the umlauted form of 'sour', cf. NHG sauer "sour" -> Säure "acid") ornite ('or-', "original, primeval" <OE or- [RNA is believed to have arisen before DNA] + 'nite' < OE hnyte, the umlauted inflected form of hnutu "nut", for "nucleic" [Leeden nucleus is a diminutive of nux, "nut"])
ribosome	asmithenkern ('asmithen' <OE ásmiðian "to fashion, forge, fabricate", as ribosomes are protein "factories")
-plast	-corn (cf. IC -korn)
-some	-kern (Umlauted form of 'corn', cf. IC -korn)
vacuole	bellow (<OE belg "bag, bellows")
vesicle	poke [pl poken] (<OE pocca "pouch, bag, sack")

Offstemming/Kinlore (genealogy)

Stoorteam (extended family)

English	Anglish
grandmother	eldmother (<Old English eldmodor)
grandfather	eldfather (<OE ealdfæder)
maternal aunt	mothry (<OE modrige)
paternal aunt	fathe (<OE faþe/faþu)
maternal uncle	eme (<OE eam)
paternal uncle	fathere (<OE fædera)
female cousin	mether (analogous to below, perh. cf. NHG Base)
male cousin	fether (calque: NHG Vetter)
niece	nift (<OE nift)
nephew	neave (<OE nefa)
grandchild	barnchild
granddaughter	barndaughter
grandson	barnson
in-law	swair (see below)
mother-in-law	swairmother (cf. Leeden socrus)
father-in-law	swairfather (cf. Leeden socer)
sister-in-law	swairsister (cf. NHG Schwägerin)
brother-in-law	swairbrother (cf. NHG Schwager)
daughter-in-law	snore (<OE snoru, akin to Leeden nurus)
son-in-law	oathom (<OE aþum, cf. NHG Eidam)

Wisdomlove (Philosophy)

English	Anglish
aesthetics	fairlore (cf. Ic. fagurfræði)
epistemology	knowledgelore
ethics	sidelore (<OE sidu "custom, morality" + -lore; cf. Ic. siðfræði)
logic	flitecraft (<OE flítcræft)
metaphysics	frumishapelore (<OE frumgesceap "original creation" + -lore)
philosophy	outhwitying (<OE úðwytegung), wisdomlove

Worldken (Physics)

English	Anglish
Absolute humidity	Outright Dampness
Absolute zero	Outright naught
Condensation(water)	Dew, dewening(process)
Diffraction	Wavebreak
Friction	Rubbing clout
Gas	Waftle
Thermodynamics	Heatpower

General

English	Anglish
physics	eshaftlore/ishaftlore (<OE gesceaft "creation" + -lore)
"initial ..."	or-... (<OE, cf. NHG ur- "original")
vector	birther (<OE byrþere "bearer" cf. N.Pers. بردار bordâr "vector")

Classical Mechanics

English	Anglish
accelerate	snue (<OE sneówan), quicken (In Anglish this does not outrightly mark speeding up, but also slowing down)
acceleration	snuing (see above), quickendom
"angular ..."	wherve- (<OE hweorfan "to move about;" cf. Ic. hverfi-), nookish
displacement	offstand (cf. Dan./NL afstand, NHG Abstand, Norw. avstand)
distance	farness (<OE feornes), span
dynamics	quickwistlore (<OE cwic "quick, alive" + wist "essence" + -lore, see "statics")
energy	ellen (<OE ellen "strength, vigor, courage, valor"), inwork
force	craft (<OE cræft "power, might," cf. Dan./Norw./Swed. kraft, NL kracht, NHG Kraft), clout
inertia	aswinding (<OE aswindung "idleness")
kinematics	beweighinglore (cf. NL bewegingsleer, NHG Bewegungslehre)
kinetic energy	beweighing ellen (cf. Dan. bevægelsesenergi, NL bewegingsenergie, NHG Bewegungsenergie, see "motion," "energy")
"linear ..."	shrithe-... (<OE scrīþan "to move, glide, crawl;" cf. Ic. skrið-)
mechanical energy	ithingellen (see "mechanics," "energy"), ithing inwork
mechanics	thinglore (cf. OE geþyncg "condition," getingcræft "art of mechanics")
momentum	swing (cf. NHG Schwung)
motion	beweighing (cf. Dn. bevægelse, NL beweging, NHG Bewegung, Nw. bevegelse)
normal force	thwerrowcraft (<OE þweorh "transverse" + craft, see "force;" cf. Ic. Þverkraftur), rightnook clout
position	stelling (cf. NHG Stellung), whereabouts
potential energy	hoardellen (<OE hord- "stored-up," see "energy"), hoard inwork
power	main (<OE mægen "strength, might, power")
reaction force	withercraft (<OE wiþer "against" + craft, see "force;" cf. NHG Gegenkraft), wither clout
statics	steadwistlore (<OE stedewist "steadiness, stability" + -lore)
velocity	speediness, speed

Rimecraft (mathematics)

English	Anglish
add (to)	toyeke (to-y-eke <OE tógeíecan), gain
addition	ateke [pl ateken] (at-eke <OE ætéaca), eke [pl eken] (<OE éaca), overeke [pl overeken] (<OE oferéaca), toyightness (to-y-ight-ness <OE tógeíhtnes)
algebra	rimewilecraft
algorithm	rimewile
angle	hern, nook, winkle
area	ground, shapespan, swathe
arithmetic	rimecraft (<OE rímcræft), ytellcraft/atellcraft (<OE getælcræft)
axiom	orsend (cf. IC frumsenda)
binary relation	two-stow bond
calculate	reckon
category	rich (meaning borrowed from IC ríki)
circumference	umgang/embgang (<OE ymbgang), girth (Norse)
computation	rimecraft (<OE rímcræft)
denominator	dealshare
derivative	speedshift
differentiation	beshedding, forsplitting
divide	deal (<OE dælan, cf. NHG teilen)
equivalence	evenworthiness (calque)
exponentiate	mightsforheave (cf. NL machtsverheffen)
filter	sieve
function	brooking (<OE brúcing)
functor	warp (calque: IC varpi), brooker (morphosyntactic imitation)
group	crop, cluster
ideal	shapend (shape + -end)
integral	underbow
logarithm	splittle
matrix	listing
maximum	roof
minimum	trough, floor
minus	less
module	forelay (meaning borrowed from the Greekish "πρότυπο")
morphism	arrow, shapedom (calque)
multiply	manifold(en) (<OE manigfealdian), tobread (<OE tóbrǽdan), times (inf.), fold
natural transformation	kindful forshaping
negative	undernaught, loss of
number	tell (<OE tæl), rime (<OE (ge)rim), rimetale (<OE rímtalu), rimeitell (<OE rímgetæl/rímgetel), scoring, score
numeral	ytell/atell (<OE getæl)
numerator	teller (cf. NL teller, NHG Zähler, Dan. tæller, Norw. teller, Swed. täljare, IC teljari)
ordering	fading (<OE fadian)
ordinal	endbirdling (<OE endebyrd)
plus	more
positive	overnaught, gain of
prime number	colkrime, first rime, headrime
proof	soothquid, bewise (cf. NHG Beweis)
spectrum	shade, hue
statistic	tally
statistics	tellings
tensor	waybearer
theorem	(fore)quid, arede (<OE ge-rǽde)
two-thirds	twede, tweade (<OE twæde)
variable	unknown worthing, spotholder (cf. NHG Platzhalter)
vector	wayload

Great rimes

English	Anglish
million	twofold thousand, micklered
billion	threefold thousand, thrisand
trillion	fourfold thousand, foursand
quadrillion	fivefold thousand, fivesand
quintillion	sixfold thousand, sixsand
sextillion	sevenfold thousand, sevensand
septillion	eightfold thousand, eightsand
octillion	ninefold thousand, ninesand
nonillion	tenfold thousand, tensand
decillion	elevenfold thousand, elevensand
undecillion	twelvefold thousand, twelvesand
duodecillion	thirteenfold thousand, thirteensand
tredecillion	fourteenfold thousand, fourteensand
quattuordecillion	fifteenfold thousand, fifteensand
quindecillion	sixteenfold thousand, sixteensand
sexdecillion	seventeenfold thousand, seventeensand
septendecillion	eighteenfold thousand, eighteensand
octodecillion	nineteenfold thousand, nineteensand
novemdecillion	twentyfold thousand, twentisand
vigintillion	one-and-twentyfold thousand, twentyonesand
centillion	hundred-and-onefold thousand
googol	googol
googolplex	googolfold

Speechlore

For Old English Speechlorely words see Ælfric's grammar

English	Anglish
acronym	staffword ([ᛣ]: WF letterwurd), tipname
allomorph	bywordling
allophone	byspeechling
case	fall, namefall (cf. NHG Fall, IL fall, NL naamval etc.)
comparative linguistics	forlikening speechlore
comparative method	way of overlikening
grammar	speechcraft, staffcraft
historical linguistics	yorespeechlore
idiom	homely oddtung, own way of speaking/talking
inflection (declension, conjugation)	forbowing
morpheme	wordling
morphology	wordbuilding
palindrome	drowword (The element "drow" being merely a reflection of "word" to make this term self-describing)
phone	speechling, toneling, loudling
phonetics	speechlinglore
phoneme	speechstead
phonology	speechsteadlore
pragmatics	sundermeaninglore, sundermeaningfulness
semantics	meaninglore
syntax	wordsetting

Speechcraftly byednesses

nominative	nemmenly (‹OE nemnigendlīc)
accusative	wrayenly (‹OE wrēgendlīc), wrayingly
dative	foryeavenly (‹OE forgifenlīc), forgivingly
ablative	atbraidenly (‹OE ætbregdendlīc), atbraidingly
genitive	streenenly (‹OE gestrȳnendlīc), owningly
vocative	chyenly (‹OE gecīgendlīc), clepingly
locative	settenly, findingly
instrumental	beworkingly

Speechdeals

In Old English (see Ælfric's grammar) and oldendomly Leeden the speechdeals had not been thoroughly bekinded, for byspell word meant verb. The following come from missen loanoversettings.

noun	name (cf. OE nama, calque of Leeden nōmen), nameword
adjective	ekend (‹OE īcend ⁊ geīcendlīc), honeword
pronoun	forename (‹OE fōrenama), spellword
article	lithword (calque of WF lidwurd), clepeword (clyping. clepe=call out)
verb	deedword
adverb	fareword (wordes gefera; fere=companion), likeword
interjection	betwixenlaidword (betwuxalegednys)
preposition	forsetword (foresetnys)
conjunction	thowenword (geðeodnys. thowen is p.pt. of (i)thee: grow, prosper)

Staves

exclamation mark	burst mark
question mark	frain mark
interrobang	frainburst mark
period	full stop (already used in British English)
comma	half stop
colon	set mark
semi-colon	halfset mark
quotation marks	quoth marks
pilcrow	sawset mark
hyphen	en dash
parenthesis	ringmarks
bracket	waughmarks
brace	bowmarks
asterisk	starmark
solidus	dole slash (or just slash), stroke (of longstanding use in UK English)
ellipsis	skim mark
apostrophe	glide mark, offtaking

Other

Chancery English	Anglish	Old English
ablative	atbraidenly, atbraidingly	ætbregdendlic
accusative	wrayenly, wrayingly	wregendlic
adjectival	togekingly	togeiecendlic
adjective	ekend; ekingly	geciegendlic
case	fall	fiell
common noun	ameanly name	gemænelic nama
comparative	withmetingly	wiþmetendlic
conjunction	afayness	gefegnes
dative	foryeavenly, foreyivingly	forgiefendlic
diphthong	cleplefay/cleplafay	clipolgefeg
genitive	streenenly, astriningly	gestrienendlic
grammatical person	hoad	had
idiom	ownspeak	agenspræc
imperative	bebiddingly (amete)	bebeodendlic gemet
indicative	beckoningly	beacniendlic
infinitive	unendingly	ungeendiendlic
inflect	abie	gebygan
inflection	abiedness	gebigednes
interrogative	askingly	asciendlic
letter	staff	stæflic
literal	staffly	stæflic
nominative	nemmenly, namingly	nemniendlic
noun	name	nama
optative	awishingly	gewyscendlic
participle	dealnimend	dælnimend
plural	manifold	manigfeald
possessive	owningly	geagniendlic
preposition	foresetness	foresetnes
pronoun	forename	forenama
proper noun	own name	agen nama
superlative	overstyingly	oferstigendlic
syllable	staffafay/staffay	stæfgefeg
tense	tide	tid
vocative	clepingly, chyenly	clipiendlic
vowel	cleple	clipol, clipola

Taxonomy

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

Taxonomic ranks

Basic ranks

English	Anglish
Life	Life, Ferrowkin (<OE feorhcynn)
Domain	Rich
Kingdom	Kingdom
Phylum/Division	Shed
Class	Ilk
Order	Shift*
Family	Sib
Tribe	Stem*
Genus	Kind
Species	Kin, Art*
Subspecies	Breed/Strind

All ranks

Zoology	Botany	Anglish
Domain/Empire		Highkingdom/Rich
Kingdom		Kingdom
Subkingdom		Underkingdom
Infrakingdom		Netherkingdom
Superphylum	Superdivision	Overshed
Phylum	Division	Shed
Subphylum	Subdivision	Undershed
Infraphylum	Infradivision	Nethershed
Microphylum	-	Shedling
-	Supercohort	Overseed
-	Cohort	Seed
-	Subcohort	Underseed
-	Infracohort	Netherseed
Superclass		Overilk
Class		Ilk
Subclass		Underilk
Infraclass		Netherilk
Parvclass		Ilkling
Superdivision	-	Overoffdealing/Overflock
Division	-	Offdealing*/Flock
Subdivision	-	Underoffdealing/Underflock
Infradivision	-	Netheroffdealing/Netherflock
Superlegion	-	Overkindred
Legion	-	Kindred
Sublegion	-	Underkindred
Infralegion	-	Netherkindred
Supercohort	-	Overstock
Cohort	-	Stock
Subcohort	-	Understock
Infracohort	-	Netherstock
Gigaorder	-	Shiftenbough
Magnorder/Megaorder	-	Yrmenshift
Grandorder/Capaxorder	-	Greatshift
Mirorder/Hyperorder	-	Highshift
Superorder		Overshift
Series (Fishes)	-	Fishline
Order		Shift*
(Parvorder)	-	Othershift
Nanorder	-	Thirdshift
Hypoorder	-	Fourthshift
Minorder	-	Fifthshift
Suborder		Undershift
Infraorder		Nethershift
Microorder/Parvorder	Parvorder	Shiftlet
Section	-	Beam
Subsection	-	Underbeam
Gigafamily	-	Boughsib
Megafamily	-	Yrmensib
Grandfamily	-	Greatsib
Hyperfamily	-	Highsib
Superfamily		Oversib
Epifamily	-	Onsib
Series (Lepidoptera)	-	Mothline
Group (Lepidoptera)	-	Mothcrop
Family		Sib
Subfamily		Undersib
Infrafamily		Nethersib
Supertribe		Overstem
Tribe		Stem*
Subtribe		Understem
Infratribe		Netherstem
Genus		Kind
Subgenus		Underkind
-	Section	Beam
-	Subsection	Underbeam
-	Series	Twig/Row
-	Subseries	Undertwig/Underrow
Superspecies/Species-Group		Artcrop
Species		Art*
Subspecies		Underart/Breed
-	Variety	Strain
-	Subvariety	Understrain
Form		Shape
-	Subform	Undershape

• Notes: Offdealing (calque of NHG Abteilung "division"), Shift (Adapted from WF skift "taxonomical order"), Stem (answers to NHG Stamm "stem, tribe"), Art (cf. NHG Art "kind, sort, arch. species," Danish and Swedish art "species", from Middle Low German art "nature, kind").

Classifications

Kingdom Animalia Deerkin (‹OE dēorcynn), The Deerwight Kingdom/Ermendeerdom/The Wilder Kingdom

Phylum Chordata Wirebacked gillbearers

Class Mammalia Suckledeer/Milkwights

Order Monotremata Oneholedeer/Forkdeer (cf. NHG Gabeltiere)

Infraclass Marsupialia Pungdeer

Infraclass Placentalia Highsuckledeer (cf. NHG höhere Säugetiere)

Order Artiodactyla Pairhooves (cf. NHG Paarhufe)

Infraorder Cetacea Whalefish/Whaledeer

unranked Ferae Wightdeer (calque of Leeden ferus > beast)

Order Carnivora Reavedeer/Meateaters

Suborder Caniformia Hounddeer

Family Canidae Houndkin

Tribe Canini Truehounds

Genus Canis Wolfhounds

Species Canis lupus Wolf

Species Canis lupus lupus Grey Wolf/Gray Wolf/Greywolf/Graywolf

Species Canis lupus familiaris Dog/Housedog

Genus Chrysocyon Foxwolves

Species Chrysocyon brachyurus Maned Wolf

Genus Lycaon Wilddogs

Species Lycaon pictus Highlandish Wilddog

Tribe Vulpini Truefoxes/Truefoxen

Genus Vulpes Highfoxes/Highfoxen

Species Vulpes vulpes Red Fox/Redfox

Species Vulpes lagopus Snow Fox/Snowfox

Genus Urocyon Greyfoxes/Grayfoxes/Greyfoxen/Grayfoxen

Family Ailuridae Overfirefoxes

Family Odobenidae Whalehorses

Family Otariidae Eared Seals/Earseals

Family Mephitidae Stinkdeer

Family Mustelidae Martendeer

Genus Gulo Stinkbear/Fellcat

Species Gulo gulo Mean Stinkbear/ Mean Fellcat

Genus Mustela Weasels

Species Mustela putorius Hencat

Subspecies Mustela putorius furo Tame Hencat/Tamehencat

Species Mustela erminea Stoat

Genus Martes Martens

Subfamily Lutrinae Otters

Genus Lutra Oldworld Otter/Oldworldotter

Family Phocidae Earless Seals/Earlesseals/True Seals/Trueseals

Family Procyonidae Littlebears

Genus Procyon Washbears

Species Procyon lotor Mean Washbears

Genus Nasua Nosebears

Genus Nasuella Bergh Nosebears/Berghnosebears

Family Ursidae Bears

Subfamily Tremarctinae Short-faced Bears/Shortfacebears

Genus Tremarctos Over-eyeglass Bears/Overeyeglassbears

Species Tremarctos ornatus Eyeglass Bear/Eyeglassbear

Subfamily Ailuropodinae Overcatbears

Genus Ailuropoda Catbears

Order Cingulata Girdledeer

Order Lagomorpha Haredeer (cf. NHG Hasentiere)

Superorder Xenarthra Nighlinkdeer

Order Pilosa Toothearms (cf. NHG Zahnarme)

Suborder Folivora Sloths

Suborder Vermilingua Anteaters

Order Primates Highdeer/Wonderthumbs/Menshwights

Family Hominidae Apes/Apen

Subfamily Homininae Great apes/Ermenhighapen

Tribe Gorillini Overbrawnapes/Overbrawnapen

Genus Gorilla Brawnapes/Brawnapen

Species Gorilla gorilla Western Brawnape/Western Brawnape

Subspecies Gorilla gorilla gorilla Western Lowland Brawnape/Western Lowland Brawnape

Subspecies Gorilla gorilla diehli Thwarse Ea Brawnape/Thwarse Ea Brawnape

Species Gorilla beringei Eastern Brawnape/Eastern Brawnape

Subspecies Gorilla beringei beringei Bergh Brawnape/Bergh Brawnape

Subspecies Gorilla beringei graueri Eastern Lowland Brawnape/Eastern Lowland Brawnape

Tribe Hominini Big-brained apes/Highapen

Genus Pan Mockman

Species Pan troglodytes Mean Mockman

Species Pan paniscus Dwarf Mockman

Genus Homo Mankind/Werekin

Species Homo sapiens Foppish man, Builder man

Species Homo neanderthalensis Hulkish man, Neanderthal man/Newmandale man, New Man (att'd)

Species Homo erectus Upright man

Order Rodentia Gnawdeer

Order Sirenia Sea Cows/Seacows/Seakye/Seakine

Class Aves Birds

Class Osteichthyes Bony fish

Class Agnatha Jawless fish

Class Ascidiacea Sea squirts

Class Larvacea Hardblobs

Class Thaliacea Stockfish

Class Reptilia Landcreepers/Creepwights

Subclass Anapsida Fullskulled creepwights

Order Testudines Shieldpaddocks (cf. NL schildpadden)

Subclass Diapsida Twibowskulled landcreepers

Infraclass Lepidosauromorpha Othexish twibowskulled landcreepers

Superorder Lepidosauria Shalenexen (cf. NHG Schuppenexen)

Order Squamata Shalenlandcreepers

Order Sphenodontia Nose othexen (cf. Persian بینی‌سران)

Infraclass Archosauromorpha Ermenathelothexen/Ermenothexen/Athelothexen (Partial calque)

Order Crocodilia Nixkin

Family Gavialidae Narrowmouth Nixes

Family Alligatoridae Broadmouth Nixes

Family Crocodylidae Truenixkin

Genus Crocodylus Truenixes

Order Pterosauria Wingfingers/Wingwights

Superorder Dinosauria Dreadwights/Forebirds

Order Ornithischia Birdhips

Order Saurischia Athexhips

Order Sauropoda Wightfoots/Wightfeet

Order Theropoda Deerfoots/Deerfeet

Class Amphibia Twidwellers, Lurrows (cf. NHG Lurche)

Subclass Lissamphibia Smoothlurrows (Calque)

Order Anura Frogs, Froshlurrows (cf. NHG Froschlurche)

Order Caudata Tailed lurrows, Swantloroughs (cf. NHG Schwanzlurche), containing Newts and Efts

Order Gymnophiona Slitherlurrows (cf. NHG 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 Arthropoda Lithfoots/Lithfeet (cf. NHG Gliederfüßer; NL geleedpotigen)

Class Trilobita Thrilap

Class Arachnida Spiderdeer (cf. NHG Spinnentiere)

Class Merostomata Horseshoecrabdeer

Class Pycnogonida Seaspiders

Class Chilopoda Thousandfoots/Thousandfeet (cf. NL duizendpoot; NHG Tausendfüße)

Class Diplopoda Mickleredfoots/Mickleredfeet (cf. NL miljoenpoot)

Class Insecta Midgekin

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")

Group Bryophyta Mossworts

Group Pteridophyta Fernworts

Group Gymnosperma Nakedseeds

Clade Angiosperma Inchestedseeds

Clade Monodicotidae Oneleafbowls

Genus Musa Moonpodtrees

Family Arecaceae Palmkin

Genus Cocos Skullnut/Skulnut

Clade Eudicotidae Twileafbowls

Tidemete

English	Anglish
hour	stound, log
minute	mete, shortlog, stoundle (-el or -le is a Germanic diminutive), stoundbit
second	tick, nutlog, understoundle, understoundbit, eyeblink

Work

English	Anglish
Employ	Hire, yield/gild(pay) to work
Employed	Behired, hired
Profession	Skilled job, learned job
Unemployed	Unbehired, unbehiren, workless
Unemployment	Unbehiredness, unbehirenness, worklessness

Husbandry & Business (Economics & Commerce)

English	Anglish
Account	Errand, Tally
Account Payable	Errand Owing
Account Receivable	Errand Getting, Errand Athidge
Accountant	Bookkeeper, Woofter (A person counts on a table with a weaved grid to count, read Exchequer), Teller
Assets	Holdings
Banker	Benchkeeper
Behavioural Economics	Husbandry of the How
Capital	Overhead
Cash	Freefew, Goldworth, Fee at Hand
Contract	Writ of Troth
Customer	Buyer
Debt	Owing
Demand	Want
Equipment	Wares for Work
Equity	Weight of Ownership
Exchange	Cheppinghouse, Chep
Export	Outshipping
Fair Market Value	Fair Chepworth
Finance	Fewhood (OE Feoh+hood), Fewmake
Gross Margin	Foreyield
Gross Domestic Product	Whole Homeward Output
Gross National Product	Whole Theedish Output
Historical Cost	Chepworth at Buying, Yorely Chepworth
Import	Inshipping
Inventory	Wares
Investment	Feewending, Awendings
Labour	Work
Labour Force	Workhere
Labourer	Worker
Liability	Owing, Lawful Owing, Lawbond
Liquidity	Ebbingness
Macroeconomics	Husbandry of the Theed
Margin	Yield
Market	Chep, Chepping, Cheppinghouse, Chepry
Materials	Timbers
Microeconomics	Husbandry of Business
Office	Buttern
Payable	Owing
Reserve	Pool
Securities	Keepings
Service	Deed
Solvency	Strength of Weight
Supplier	Spring, Springman, Seller
Supply	(n.) Pool, (vb) Springforth
Tariff	Gangyield, Toll, Gaffle
Tax	King's Yield, Theed's Yield, Gaffle, Yield, Toll
Turnover	Wareswitch

Zodiac

English	Anglish
(zodiacal) sign	(star)tokening (<OE tácnung "sign, token, zodiacal sign" cf. NHG Sternzeichen)
zodiac	tokenwreath
Aries	Ram
Taurus	Bull, Steer
Gemini	Twins
Cancer	Crab
Leo	Lee (<OE léo "lion")
Virgo	Maiden
Libra	Meter, Twiweigh (<OE twiwǽg "scales")
Scorpio	Sting-tail, night-sting, Throwend (<OE þrówend "serpent, scorpion, basilisk")
Sagittarius	Bowyer, Strealbore (<OE strǽlbora "archer")
Capricorn	Sea-Goat
Aquarius	Waterbearer (<OE wæterberere)
Pisces	Fish

Queerlore

Hoad

English	Anglish
agender	hoadless
androgyne	werewife
cisgender	onhoad
female	woman
genderfluid	hoadflowy
male	man
nonbinary	untwile
non-conforming	unforstelling
third gender	third hoad
transgender	overhoad

Kin

English	Anglish
cissexual	onkin
intersex	tweenkin
transsexual	overkin

Loveful ord (Sexual orientation)

English		Anglish
achillean	man loving men, need not be outshutting	MLM, wildean
aromantic/asexual	being adwelled either lovefully or lustfully or both to no hoad	noneloving/nonelusting
biromantic/bisexual	broadword for loving more than one hoad	twiloving/twilusting [more names][shut]
omniromantic/omnisexual loving all hoads withstanding hoad irmenloving/irmenlusting panromantic/pansexual loving all hoads notwithstanding hoad alloving/allusting
diamoric	broadword for untwiles loving any hoad	throughloving/throughlusting [more names][shut]
viramoric untwile loving only men anwerern feminamoric untwile loving only women anwifern terraric untwile loving only untwiles earthern toric/quadrisian untwile loving men, need not be outshutting fitherern trixic/orbisian untwile loving women, need not be outshutting trindern enbian untwile loving untwiles, need not be outshutting untwilern
gay	broadword for twiles loving the same hoad	gough
heteroromantic/heterosexual		sunderloving/sunderlusting
homoromantic/homosexual		sameloving/samelusting
lesbian	woman loving only women	lesbish/wolden (calque)
sapphic	woman loving women, need not be outshutting	WLW, sapphish
straight
vincian	man loving only men	vincish

Leechlore

Liblore

Mindsprackers
Hemphews cannabis hemp
Unmoodeners alcohol booze
Wakewideners ayahuasca soulrive (rive vine <NHG Rebe) lysergic acid diethylamide loosemitherish sour twiswailenammonen
Goaders caffeine brewen cocaine redwoodishen nicotine nicoten