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>>/29378/ I'd use a simpler one, no need for gr pronounced ger if we already have g, e and r sounds (and letters representing them) to build that group of sounds. But I have a better idea for building words. Let's base it onto "word-bushes". A word-bush is a group of words to identify seemingly unrelated objects/concepts/etc. which belong together via certain inherent properties and this similarity is the basis of naming them and their name (or parts of their name) sounds also similar. Here's an example, I hope you indos- will get it. box - an angular object, empty inside for storing stuff box of matches - a box for storing matches matchbox - a rolling toy the size of a box of matches car - a large box for moving people, rolls So here's an example naming scheme: box -> boxmatches box -> boxcar boxcar & boxmatches -> boxmatchescar But we don't need to keep whole words, just use a root, and add only one/two sounds: bo -> bom bo -> bor (boar?) bom & bor -> bomor (bomar?) Etc. I will go on with this example and will draw diagram, because box isn't really a root, it can be traced back to cube and that to a square as a most simplistic form. So first the square needs to be named and then related objects/concepts (for example concept itself can be named after box, it's an empty thing for storing thoghts) could be built from it.