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.
Bodylore (anatomy)
Allmean bodylore (general anatomy) === also === Overall bodylore (general anatomy)
Scientific English
Anglish
face
andleth [pl andlethen] (<OE andwlita), leer (<OE hléor)
abdomen
midriff
axilla, armpit*
underarm, oxter
pelvis
hipbone
cavity
hollow
artery
ather (<OE ædre, cf. NHG Ader)
spleen
milt (att'd arch. <OE milte, cf. NHG Milz)
choroid membrane
atherhide (Cf. NHG Aderhaut)
diaphragm
thwerrowfell (Cf. NHG Zwerchfell)
cerebellum
smallhern, brainling (Cf. NHG Kleinhirn "little brain")
prosencephelon
forebrain (att'd, standard)
rhomencephelon
hindbrain (att'd, standard)
Notes: "Pit" is ultimately of Latin origin (puteus ).
Boneframework (skeletal system)
Scientific English
Anglish
cranium
skull
vertebral column
backbone
maxilla/mandible
jawbone/jowlbone
sternum
breastbone
patella
kneebone
clavicle/collarbone
sluttlebone
Thewnetwork (muscular system)
Scientific English
Anglish
skeletal muscle
bonethew
cardiac muscle
heartenthew
smooth muscle
gladthew
Ettingflut/ Eatingfleet (digestive tract)
Scientific English
Anglish
mouth/oral cavity
mouth
sublingual salivary glands
undertonguish spittlesquirtands*
submaxillary salivary glands
undermouthish spittlesquirtands*
parotid salivary glands
earspittlesquirtands*
tongue
tongue
pharynx
throat
esophagus
swallowtharm
stomach
maw
pancreas
allflesh[gland?]*
pancreatic duct
allfeshleading
liver
liver
gallbladder
gallbladder
bile duct
gall leading
duodenum
twelvefingertharm
jejunum
leertharm
ileum/small intestine
hiptharm
cecum
blindtharm
vermiform appendix
wormlike onhungness
colon/large intestine
thicktharm
ascending colon
upstying
transverse colon
thwartgoing
descending colon
netherstying
sigmoid flexure
S-bendnold
rectum
endtharm
anus
arsegang, endtharmsopening
*Notes : Oversetting of gland needed.
Hidenetwork (integumentary system)
Scientific English
Anglish
skin
skin
epidermis
overhide
dermis
hide
subdermis
underhide
adnexa
outgrowths
Computing
English
Anglish
Computer system
Rig (established slang), Reckoner(established word for calculator), listreckoner
Computation
Reckoning
Programme
Foredraft(William Barnes), Reckonlist, Reckonplot
Swaycraft/Gleedream (Music)
English
Anglish
augmented
raised, ahaven
chord
togetherswaying, midswaying
diminished
lowered
frequency
height; quivering
interval
fack (<OE fæc), span
key signature
keymark
clef
keyhue
major
greater
minor
lesser
notation
(sway)spelling, (sway)writing
perfect fifth
throughmade fifth
rhythm
beat
semitone
half step
time signature
timemark
tonic
groundsway, groundpitch
whole tone
whole step
Godlore (Theology)
English
Anglish
Adiaphora
Middlethings
Absolution
Forgiveness
Administer
Atthane
Apostle
Errander, Sendling (c.f. NHG 'Sendling'), Fro-sent (Richard Taverner)
Baptism
Christening (OE cristnian), Fulwaying, Forwashing
Catechize
Forsough (calque of Gk 'katachesis')
Communion
Fellowship, Sharing, Sharehood
Communication_of_Attributes
Sharing of ownings, Sharehood of selfstuffs, Fellowship of ownings
Concupiscence
Sinlust, Evil lust, Leaning toward sin, Bentness to sin
Confession
Bekenness (of belief), Acknowledging (of sin)
Disciple
Follower, Learner, Loreknight
Divine
Godly, Godkind
Divine Service
God's Thane, Goddisthane (c.f. NHG 'Gottesdienst')
Divinity
Godkindness
Doctrine/Dogma
Teaching, lore
Ecumenism
Broadchurchdom
Eschatology
Endtidelore, Endtimeslore, Lastlore, Endlore
Essence
Wist, Whatness, Ishood, Isness
Eucharist
Holy Supper, Lord's Supper, Lord's Board, Housel
Ex nihilo
From naught, Out of naught
Faith
Lief, Belief, Trust
Grace
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
Rightwisness, Rightening, Rightness, Rightedness,
Liturgy
Leedwork (calque Gk. 'leitourgia'), Workship (pun on worship and ourgia)
Mercy
Kindness, Milts
Mission
Errand, Sending, Sentness
Original Sin
Birthbane ("Birth-poison" was an attempted coin by William Tyndale), Ervensin (c.f. NHG "erbsünde)
Pastor
Shepherd, Herder
Piety
Awefastness
Presbyter
Overseer
Propitiation
Atoning Bloot, Armstock ( c.f. Richard Taverner's 'Mercystock'), Bote
Repent
Forthink
Revival
Edlivening
Sacraments
Holiworks, Hallowings
Salvation
Health, Hale
Sanctification
Hallowing, Being made holy, Making holy
Scripture(s)
Writ (Writings)
Seminary
Godlorehouse
Trinity
Threeness
Government
English
Anglish
government
leedward (<OE leodweard, "government", literally "people's protection")
democracy
folksteer (Cf. Nynorsk folkestyre)
commonwealth, republic
kinwise (<OE cynewise)
Parliamentary government
English
Anglish
parliament
witan
witmoot (OE witena gemōt)
althing(Cf. Icelandic Alþingi)
unicameralism
onehousedom
bicameralism
twihousedom
tricameralism
thrihousedom
multicameralism
manihousedom
minister
thain, thane (<OE þegn)
ministry
thainship, thaneship (<OE þegnscipe)
House of Commons, lower house/chamber
underhouse (Cf. Dan. & Norw. underhuset)
House of Lords/Peers, upper house/chamber
overhouse (Cf. Dan. overhuset, Norw. överhuset)
upperhouse (Cf. NHG Oberhaus)
Gun Words
English
Anglish
Aiming at
Getting a bead on/ goalset
Aperture sight
Ghost ring, peep sight, peek-hole
Assault rifle
Storm gun
Automatic
Self-loading
Barrel
Run, leap, vat
Bayonet
Goad
Bolt-action
Bolt-loading
Break-action
Break-loading
Bullet
Slug, lead, shot, shotclew
Cannon
Dunspar
Carbine
Rider's gun, horseman's gun
Cartridge
Load
Casing
Shell, brass
Chamber
Breech
Decocker
Uncocker
Double-barreled
Side-by-side
Double stack
Two-row, staggered, side-by-side
Firearm
Gun, shooting-iron
Full metal jacket
Ball
Fully-automatic
Full tilt
Gas-operated
Waftle-driven
Handguard
Forend
Hollow point
Hollow tip
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
Receiver
Bearing
Reflex sight/scope
Red dot sight
Revolver
Wheelgun, six-shooter, six-gun
Rifle
(Grooved) long gun
Rifling
(Lands and) grooves
Rotating bolt
Turning bolt
Round
Shot, (see cartridge )
Safety
Lock, (see selector )
Selector
Switch
Semi-automatic
Half tilt, self-loading
Side arm
Handgun
Silencer
(see suppressor )
Suppressor
Can
Single stack
One-row, straight stack
Soft point
Soft nose, soft tip
Target
Mark
Velocity
Swindiness
Vertical grip
Foreward grip
Heavenlore (meteorology)
English
Anglish
asteroid
eltungle
atmosphere
sky, welkin
aurora australis
southern lights
aurora borealis
northern lights
celestial body
heavenly body
comet
shooting star, tailstar
exosphere
outersky, outerwelkin
galaxy
starswirl
ionosphere
uppersky, highwelkin
mesosphere
middlesky, midwelkin
meteor
shooting star, welkinfire
nebula
starcloud
planet
tungle (<OE tungol), world, wandling
quasar
nearstarwirt
solar system
starly (or sunly) neighborhood, solhood
stratosphere
stillsky, stillwelkin
supernova
starburst
thermosphere
hotsky, hotwelkin
troposphere
windsky, windwelkin
The Tungles (The Planets)
English
Anglish
Mercury
Woden (Chief Germanic god, cf. Wednesday)
Venus
Frie (Goddess of Love, cf. Friday)
Earth
Earth
Mars
Tue (God of war, cf. Tuesday)
Jupiter
Thunder/Thur (<OE Þunor, the same god as Thor, cf. Thursday)
Saturn
Sib (The goddess Sif was Thor's wife)
Uranus
Ing (God of farming and weather; Uranus was the Greek sky-god)
Neptune
Nearth (God of the sea, like Neptune)
Law
English
Anglish
courthouse
deemhouse (from A-S "domhus")
court
deemhall
judge
deemster, dempster
jurisprudence
lawcraft
juror
oathman/-woman
jury
oathbench
verdict
truthspeak, soothsaying
court
lawstead
judiciary
deemerwick
Metekith/Earthmete (geometry)
English
Anglish
angle
wikle (<OE wincel, cf. NHG Winkel, Swed. Vinkel) , nook, horn
arc
bow
hexagon
sixhorn
line
row, streak
line segment
rowdeal, streakdeal
pentegon
fivehorn
plane
field, evenness (c.f. NHG Ebene)
point
ord
polygon
manihorn
ray
beam, streal (<OE stræl "arrow," cf. NHG Strahl, Du. straal)
sector
slit, offsnithe/offsnit (Cf. NHG Abschnitt "section")
square
fourhorn
triangle
threehorn
Lifelore (biology)
Twiggings (branches)
English
Anglish
anatomy
bodylore
cell biology
frumenlifelore
ecology
embworldlore
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)/Frumenlore (Cytology)
English
Anglish
cell
frume [pl frumen] (<OE fruma "origin", by analogy to Icelandic fruma "cell")
cell membrane
frumenfilmen ('filmen' <OE filmen "film, membrane")
cell wall
frumenwaugh ('-waugh' <OE wág/wáh "wall"; "wall" < OE weall is a loanword from Latin vallum )
centriole
middlestele [pl middlestelen] ('-stele' <OE stela "(plant) stalk", in description of the structure's general shape)
centrosome
middlekern
chloroplast
greencorn (Cf. Icelandic grænukorn )
cyto-
frumen- (<fruman , genitive of OE fruma 'origin', by analogy to Icelandic fruma 'cell')
cytoplasm
frumenfilleth ('filleth' <OE fyllað "filling")
cytoskeleton
frumenframework
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
andathomrinenitensire ('and-', "de-" <OE and- cf. NHG ent- , Du. ont -, Scand. and - + 'athom', "breath" <OE ǽðm, cf. NHG Atem, Du. 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 ribo se sugar] + 'niten' < OE hnyte, the umlauted inflected form of hnutu "nut", for "nucleic" [Latin 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" [Latin 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- )
mitochondrion
aredkern ('ared' <OE arod "quick, spirited, energetic" [Mitochondria produce most of ATP, the cell's main chemical energy "currency" ]
nucleus
frumenkern (Cf. Icelandic frumukjarni , NHG Zellkern , Du. 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 ribo se sugar] + 'niten' < OE hnyte, the umlauted inflected form of hnutu "nut", for "nucleic" [Latin 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" [Latin nucleus is a diminutive of nux , "nut"])
ribosome
asmithenkern ('asmithen' <OE ásmiðian "to fashion, forge, fabricate", as ribosomes are protein "factories")
-plast
-corn (Cf. Icelandic -korn )
-some
-kern (Umlauted form of 'corn', cf. Icelandic -korn )
vacuole
bellow (<OE belg "bag, bellows")
vesicle
poke [pl poken] (<OE pocca "pouch, bag, sack")
Offstemming/Kinlore (genealogy)
Offstemmingcraftly begropes (genealogical terms)
Stoorteam (extended family)
English
Anglish
grandmother
eldmother (<Old English eldmodor)
grandfather
eldfather (<OE ealdfæder)
maternal aunt
modrie/moddrie/mothrie (<OE modrige)
paternal aunt
fathe (<OE faþe/faþu)
maternal uncle
eme (<OE eam)
paternal uncle
fathera (<OE fædera)
female cousin
fethe (Cf. German Base )
male cousin
fetter (Cf. German Vetter )
niece
nift (<OE nift)
nephew
neve (<OE nefa)
grandchild
bairnbairn, bairnchild
granddaughter
bairndaughter
grandson
bairnson
mother-in-law
swairmother (Cf. Latin socrus )
father-in-law
swairfather (Cf. Latin socer )
sister-in-law
swairsister (Cf. German Schwägerin)
brother-in-law
swairbrother (Cf. German Schwager)
daughter-in-law
snore (<OE snoru, akin to Latin nurus )
son-in-law
oathum/oatham (<OE aþum, cf. German Eidam)
Physics
English
Anglish
Absolute humidity
Outright Dampness
Absolute zero
Outright naught
Condensation(water)
Dew, dewening(process)
Diffraction
Wavebreak
Friction
Grindlag
Gas
Waftle
Thermodynamics
Heatpower
Rimelore (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
rimewilery
algorithm
rimewile
angle
winkle, corner, hook, nook
area
ground, shapespan
arithmetic
rimecraft (<OE rímcræft), ytellcraft/atellcraft (<OE getælcræft)
calculate
reckon
circumference
umgang/embgang (<OE ymbgang), girth (Norse)
computation
rimecraft (<OE rímcræft)
denominator
dealshare
divide
deal (<OE dælan, cf. NHG teilen)
exponentiate
mightsforheave (Cf. Du. machtsverheffen)
function
brooking (<OE brúcing)
maximum
roof
minimum
floor
minus
less
multiply
manifold(en) (<OE manigfealdian), tobread (<OE tóbrǽdan), times (inf. ), formanifoldy (Cf. Du. vermenigvuldigen), fold
negative
loss of
number
tell (<OE tæl), rime (<OE (ge)rim), rimetale (<OE rímtalu), rimeitell (<OE rímgetæl/rímgetel), scoring, score
number/numeral
ytell/atell (<OE getæl)
numerator
teller (Cf. Du. teller, NHG Zähler, Dan. tæller, Norw. teller, Swed. täljare, Ic. teljari)
plane
field
plus
more
positive
gain of
statistic
tally
statistics
tellings
theorem
arede (<OE ge-rǽde)
triangle
thryshyt (<OE thriscyt), threehorn
two-thirds
twede, tweade (<OE twæde)
Speechlore(linguistics)
English
Anglish
acronym
tipname
allomorph
bywordling
allophone
byspeechling
case
fall, namefall (Cf. Icelandic fall , Dutch naamval )
comparative linguistics
forlikening speechlore
comparative method
way of overlikening
grammar
stavecraft, speechcraft
historical linguistics
yorespeechlore
idiom
homely oddtung, own way of speaking/talking
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
Stavecraftish Bentnesses (Grammatical Cases)
nominative
beckoningly
accusative
wrayingly
dative
forgivingly
ablative
atbraidingly
genitive
owningly
vocative
clepingly
locative
findingly
instrumental
beworkingly
Staves (Letters & Punctuation)
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
Taxonomy
Ref: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~nhi708/classify/animalia/index.html
Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxonomic_rank#All_ranks
Taxonomic ranks
Basic ranks
English
Anglish
Life
Life, Ferrowkin (<OE feorhcynn)
Domain
Rike
Kingdom
Kingdom
Phylum/Division
Shed
Class
Ilk
Order
Shift*
Family
Sib
Tribe
Stem*
Genus
Kind
Species
Kin, Art*
Subspecies
Breed/Strain
All ranks
Zoology
Botany
Anglish
Domain/Empire
Highkingdom/Rike
Kingdom
Kingdom
Subkingdom
Underkingdom
Infrakingdom
Netherkingdom
Superphylum
Superdivision
Overshed
Phylum
Division
Shed
Subphylum
Subdivision
Undershed
Infraphylum
Infradivision
Nethershed
Microphylum
-
Shedlet
-
Supercohort
Overseed
-
Cohort
Seed
-
Subcohort
Underseed
-
Infracohort
Netherseed
Superclass
Overilk
Class
Ilk
Subclass
Underilk
Infraclass
Netherilk
Parvclass
Ilklet
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 )
-
Mothgroup
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
Artgroup
Species
Art*
Subspecies
Underart/Breed
-
Variety
Strain
-
Subvariety
Understrain
Form
Shape
-
Subform
Undershape
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")
Tidemete (chronometry)
English
Anglish
hour
stound
minute
stoundle (-el or -le is a Germanic diminutive), stoundbit
second
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
startokeningrime ('rime' as "calendar" <OE rím "number, numeral, calendar")
Aries
Ram
Taurus
Steer
Gemini
Ytwisen (plural of 'ytwise'<OE getwisa "twin"), Twins
Cancer
Crab
Leo
Lee (<OE léo "lion")
Virgo
Maiden
Libra
Twiweigh (<OE twiwǽg "scales")
Scorpio
Throwend (<OE þrówend "serpent, scorpion, basilisk")
Sagittarius
Strealbore (<OE strǽlbora "archer")
Capricorn
Goat
Aquarius
Waterbearer (<OE wæterberere)
Pisces
Fish