Saithan - Lexicon

Lexical guidelines

Technical words prefer closed syllables, heavy final sounds and prominent diphthongs.
Role and title terms are gender-neutral by default.
New terms are preferably created through derivation and composition, not through loose descriptions.
The lexicon serves as a classic source language for education, law, science and ritual.

Data format

Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment

Philosophy and knowledge

Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment
`saith`	noun	canonical knowledge, ordered knowledge	Core concept of language
`saithaith`	noun	Epistemology, doctrine of knowledge	`saith` + `-aith`
`thael`	noun	Principle, reason for order	short philosophical core concept
`thaelaith`	noun	First principle, axiomatic doctrine	`thael` + `-aith`
`aelth`	noun	Mind, thinking order	more institutional-intellectual than emotional
`norvain`	noun	Causal sequence, chain of justification	often in logic and legal interpretation
`iskareth`	noun	Definition, demarcation of a term	`iskar` + `-eth`
`morketh`	noun	Substance, material essence	natural history and metaphysical use
`drauketh`	noun	Proof, verification	from the test and verification field
`eirneth`	noun	Observation, signs, findings	for science and diagnosis

Science and systematics

Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment
`kaiveth`	noun	measurement, metric, system of measurement	`kaiv` + `-eth`
`kaivor`	noun	surveyor, geometer	Role/Official Function
`skaiveth`	noun	Classification, classification	taxonomic abstraction
`skaivor`	noun	Classifier, Taxonomist	scientific role
`skaivskor`	noun	Classification scheme, taxonomy	`skaiv` + `-skor`
`morkein`	noun	Substance class, matter type	scientific category
`eirnekh`	verb	observe, raise	citation form
`kaivekh`	verb	measure, weigh	citation form
`skaivekh`	verb	classify, order	citation form
`draukekh`	verb	check, verify	citation form
`iskarekh`	verb	define, delimit	citation form
`norvekh`	verb	deduce, conclude	citation form

Archives, institutions and procedures

Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment
`mnor`	noun	Entry, register mark	concise key word of archiving
`mnoreth`	noun	Recording, registration	`mnor` + `-eth`
`mnorekh`	verb	record, register	citation form
`mnoror`	noun	Archivist, registrar	Specialist role
`mnorum`	noun	Archive corpus, complete register	codified whole
`selth`	noun	Consequence, procedural step	central to processes and rituals
`selthekh`	verb	arrange, record procedurally	citation form
`selthum`	noun	Rules of procedure, ritual sequence	ordered sequence of steps
`selthor`	noun	Protocol keeper, ritual overseer	Office within procedures
`vaur`	noun	House, seat, institution	structural and institutional at the same time
`mnorvaur`	noun	Archive house	`mnor` + `vaur`
`saithvaur`	noun	Teaching house, academy	Institution of canon knowledge
`selthvaur`	noun	Chancellery, record office	Seat of regulated procedures
`kethvaur`	noun	Courthouse, legal seat	legal institution	## Law and norm
Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment
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`keth`	noun	Law, binding norm	core legal term
`kethekh`	verb	establish, codify, legally bind	citation form
`kethaith`	noun	Legal doctrine, normative doctrine	`keth` + `-aith`
`kethum`	noun	Code, body of law	organized standard inventory
`kethor`	noun	Lawyer, law enforcement officer	legally qualified person
`kethar`	noun	Magistracy, legal office	institutional mandate
`kethselthum`	noun	Rules of Procedure, Legal Procedure	Law + Rules of Procedure
`norvketh`	noun	Consequential law, consequential norm	for derivation and penalty logic
`iskarketh`	noun	Definition norm, conceptual law	standardized terminology
`draukketh`	noun	Precedent, tested norm	`drauk` + `keth`

Titles, roles and relational adjectives

Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment
`thaelor`	noun	teacher, preceptor	high rank in instruction
`saithor`	noun	Scholar, lecturer, commentator	general scholar role
`eirnor`	noun	observer, naturalist	from the findings field
`draukor`	noun	Examiner, auditor	for evidence and control
`vauror`	noun	Head of an institution	Management function
`iskaror`	noun	Definitor, term folder	commenting specialist role
`norvor`	noun	Analyst, follower	Logic and legal interpretation
`saithin`	adjective	learned, canonical	`saith` + `-in`
`aelthin`	adjective	rational, intellectually ordered	`aelth` + `-in`
`kethin`	adjective	legal, normative	`keth` + `-in`
`mnorin`	adjective	archival, registered	`mnor` + `-in`
`selthin`	adjective	procedural, step-based	`selth` + `-in`
`skaivin`	adjective	classificatory, taxonomic	`skaiv` + `-in`

Quick note on loanword ability

Terms on -eth, -um, -or and -ein are particularly suitable as later technical borrowings.
Role words like saithor, kaivor or selthor can easily become titles in younger languages.
Code and procedural nouns such as kethum, mnorum and selthum are particularly suitable for administration, ritual and science.## Botany and plant systematics

Saithanic	part of speech	German	Education/Comment
`vraeth`	noun	Plant, stationary primary producer	botanical basic root
`vraethaith`	noun	Botany, plant theory	`vraeth` + `-aith`
`vraethum`	noun	Flora, plant corpus	`vraeth` + `-um`
`vraethin`	adjective	herbal, botanical	`vraeth` + `-in`
`vraethskaiveth`	noun	Plant taxonomy	`vraeth` + `skaiveth`
`vraethmorkein`	noun	Plant large class	`vraeth` + `morkein`
`vraethskor`	noun	botanical order	`vraeth` + `skor`
`vraethein`	noun	botanical family	`vraeth` + `-ein`
`vraethmnoreth`	noun	Plant register, floral directory	`vraeth` + `mnoreth`
`vraethoarveth`	noun	Plant ecology, habitat relationship of flora	`vraeth` + `oarveth`
`drenk`	noun	Mat, felt carpet, organic flat growth	Mat and Carpet Plants
`thuul`	noun	Frond, band leaf, lamella leaf	Water and shallow water leaf series
`ruun`	noun	Root network, rhizome association	rooting and creeping structures
`kul`	noun	Storage column, wet trunk	saving column forms
`shav`	noun	Shade, slatted hood, cap body	hood and umbrella-like symbiotic forms
`dalv`	noun	Runner, climbing or crawling instinct	Vine and runner plants
`sork`	noun	Pulpwood, arborescent fabric	softwood and fibrous forest forms
`bulm`	noun	Bubble, floating hollow body	Bubble and swimming shapes
`glauth`	noun	Gland bodies, dye or resin nodules	exudative and fragrant plants
`faurth`	noun	Spore, seminal vesicle, reproductive capsule	Fruit and Reproduction Series

Expansion to 500+ shapes

This core lexicon intentionally remains compact and collects the freest basic lexemes.
The systematic scientific expansion is in 05_Wurzelregister.md.
The specific second expansion stage with directly usable specialist series is in 06_Fachserien.md.
Formulaic technical prose and theorems are in 07_Wissenschaftliche_Beispiele.md.
Computational basis for the expansion: 71 productive roots with each 9 explicitly noted forms = 639 systematic specialist forms.
Together with the 79 core lexemes listed here, the Saithan vocabulary currently consists of at least 718 explicitly documented forms.
06_Fachserien.md also lists 218 specific series entries for physics, chemistry, biology and botany.

Saithan - Lexicon

Lexical guidelines

Data format

Philosophy and knowledge

Science and systematics

Archives, institutions and procedures

Titles, roles and relational adjectives

Quick note on loanword ability

Expansion to 500+ shapes

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