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How to Use
By matching the group number of the word from the index with the first group number of the word from the contents, the corresponding headword from the contents will give you a rough idea of the meaning of the word. All the missing information is to be filled in by yourself.

Examples:
1. Women are more jealous than men in nature.
2. Salt is salty.
3. The antonym of life is lifeless.
4. A horse is a horse.
5. A zebra looks like a horse.
6. A chair is made of wood.
7. An airplane can fly.
8. A fish has scales.
9. The poor live in caves.

Explanation for Example 1
By looking at the index, the word "jealous" belongs to group 065 and by looking at the contents, the headword of group 065 is "woman". In reality, jealousy is often associated with women especially among concubines in a family. The rest of the sentence is to be filled in by yourself.

Word Classification
It also allows you to find 213 groups of words by looking at the contents of the dictionary. Each group of words is assigned a number. After all, numerals are the universal language.

How it Works
Based on clinical observations, it is believed that the index of words is stored in the Wernicke's area at the base of left temporal lobe of your brain, and the contents of words (actually and mostly pictures) in your right brain. One picture is worth a thousand words. Like space and time, matter and energy, contents and index are two faces of one creature. The left brain communicates to the right brain by number, not by word. (Karl Wernicke, German neurologist, 1848-1905)

The left brain is concerned with analytical tasks, categorization, logical organization, information sequencing, complex motor functions, equations, formulae, recipes, grammar and word order. It can speak, write and make mathematical calculations.

The right brain is concerned with the perception and matching global patterns, part-whole relationship, spatial orientation, creative sensibility, musical patterns and emotional expression or recognition. It, although mute, can read and comprehend the meaning of simple, mono-syllabic nouns but cannot understand adjectives or verbs. It can only perform simple additions up to 20 but cannot subtract, multiply or divide.

Roger Wolcott Sperry (1913-1994), American neurologist, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1981 for his discoveries concerning "the functional specialization of the cerebral hemispheres".

Contents  |  Index

About this Dictionary
All the words in this dictionary are classified according to Chinese word classification system based on the meaning of words and rearranged according to the order of God's Creation. In this presentation, we are mainly dealing with nouns, conjunctions,verbs and prepositions.It is all about actions or facts. This dictionary can be adapted for machine comprehension.

Abbreviations used in this Dictionary
adj. adjective
adv. adverb
aux. v. auxiliary verb
B British
conj. conjunction
n. noun
obj. object
prep. preposition
subj. subject
v. verb
vi. verb intransitive
vt. verb transitive

The English Alphabet
a  b  c  d  e  f  g  h  i  j  k  l  m  n  o  p  q  r  s  t  u  v  w  x  y  z

Further Development
The Bible says that knowledge can be divided into good and evil (Genesis 2:9). Next, we have to deal with interjections, pronouns, adjectives and adverbs. It is all about the evaluation of the actions or the facts. The text is stored in first person and masculine in gender. Change of the subjects and objects is processed by script as required. The frontal lobe is where you figure out right from wrong and true from false. Finally, we make our choices in the medial frontal cortex of our brain.

Reflections
Our brain is the miniature version of our Globe we are living in. The index system from the West and the word classification system from the Far East are linked together by the Arabic numerals from the Middle East.

Acknowledgment
I would like to thank Yeh-Moon Chae, Ph. D., for changing this incomprehensive dictionary into a more comprehensive one.

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