Hieroglyfic: or, a Grammatical Introduction to an Universal Hieroglyfic Language — John Shaqi
Hieroglyfic: or, a Grammatical Introduction to an Universal Hieroglyfic LanguageJones, Rowland
Philosophy
Hieroglyfic: or, a Grammatical Introduction to an Universal Hieroglyfic Language
Jones, Rowland
Grammar, Comparative and general -- Early works to 1800; Language and languages -- Early works to 1800
SOCK; SOCH; EMBATES; SOCCUS, a shut or covering about the foot or lower
parts.
SOLE; PLAN, GWADAN; PESA; PLANTA, a thing upon the surface of the ground.
SOME; RHIW; ENIOS; QUIDAM, one spring or existence.
SOMEBODY; RHIW UN; AMOS; ALIQUIS, one person or man.
SOMETHING; RHIW BETH; TI; ALIQUID, some extension or property.
SOMEWHAT; YCHYDIGBETH; OLIGON; ALIQUANTULUM, a little or a thing.
SON in LAW; CHWEGR; GAMBROS; GENER, born before marriage.
SOVEREIGNTY; PENADURIATH; ARCHE, PRINCIPATUS, the chief of the land.
SOUTHWIND; DEHEUWINT; NOTOS; NOTUS, the wind of the right or sunside.
SPARKLE; GUREICHIONEN; SPINTHER; SCINTILLA, a single springing out of the
fire.
SPECTATOR; EDRICHWR; THEOROS; SPECTATOR, the man acting to see things.
SPHERE; PEL; SPHAIRON, SPHAIRA, the extension of parts as seen.
SPIDER; PRYFGOP; ARACHNES; ARANEA, the acting or inclosing worm.
SPOT or BLEMISH; MAN, BRICHEUN; KELIS; MACULA, the place one stands or
acts upon in its first sense, and allusively any hidden part or blemish.
SPOUSE; PRIODASEN; NYMPHA; SPONSA, our rib or female part.
SPRING; GUREDD; EAR; VER, the action of man and of the lower parts
upwards, or the return of intentional qualities ilating and penetrating
bodies.
SPRINKLE; YSGEINTIO; SKEDASO; SPARGO, the lesser parts of water acting
upwards.
SPUNGE or SPONGE; YSBONG; MADR; SPONGOS; SPONGIA, a heap growing on a
lower thing.
SQUEEZE; GWASCU; BLITTO; EXPRIMO, to bring things from, out, to, in or
together, and squeeze is from ex-weeze.
STAKE; CLEDR; SKOLOPS; PALUS, inclosed parts or things.
STAMMERING; ATAL; PSELLOS; BALBUS, a stop from speaking up.
STAMP; SATHRU; KATAPATEO; PROCULCO, to stand upon a thing or place.
STICK; BACH, PASTWN; BAKTON; BACULUS, a thing to shut upon another thing.
STRAIT; UNION, JAWN; ORTHO; RECTUS, signify the rays of light darting
in a direct line upon, and giving increase to our globe for the common
utility of man and beast; which being the distribution of Providence
gives a general title to the benefit, use, and enjoyment thereof,
as tenants in common, but so as not to exclude any co-partner of his
existence. But when mankind became corrupted and fond of dominion and
distinction, Providence was pleased to divide the earth amongst different
families or nations, as appears in Genesis, and ancient authors; and
those nations and families have granted their possessions and rights
to one another, which seems to be the only natural origin of exclusive
rights and dominion; though political rights may derive their origin from
conveniency.
STRANGLE; TAGU; ANCHO; STRANGULO, to flatten the neck.
STRAY; CRWYDRO; ALAOMAI; VAGOR, to be upon the round in the country.
STREET; CWM; KOME; VICUS, long villages, in which tribes or certain
portions of the people co-inhabited.
STREW; TANU; STOREO; STERNO, to extend upon the surface of the ground
under the sky.
STUMBLE; TRIPIO; PTAIO; CÆSPITO, the foot up from the possession of the
lower parts.
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