computer input and the semantic organization of

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Inform. Star. Rctr.
Vol. 3, pp. 35-I IS.
Pergamon Press 1967.
Printed in Great Britain
COMPUTER INPUT AND THE SEMANTIC ORGANIZATION OF
SCIENTIFIC TERMS-I
G.
Scientific Management
M. DYSON
Ltd., 49 Forest Road, Loughborough,
Leicestershire
Summary-Analyses
of the language used by chemists and biochemists have been made and a classification
of vocabularies suggested. There are three main types of vocabulary involved-(i)
a basic vocabulary
common to the majority of experimental scientific disciplines, (ii) taxonomic vocabularies for each subdiscipline, which are essentially the names of forms and systems of matter, and (iii) specific vocabularies
embodying the so-called “jargon” or specialized terms of each sub-discipline. Examples of each are given
and their interactions and uses discussed; suggestions are made for the formation of a general scheme of
scientific word-lists for computer use.
INTRODUCTION
chemical information, taken from original communications either directly or through
abstracts, is placed in a large computer store, there are certain desirable sequels which
should follow from the manipulation of the tapes comprising such a store:
WHEN
(1) They should be capable of producing an informative abstract in tolerably good
English, as a print-out.
(2) They should be capable of generating an index or series of indexes (author, subject,
formula, etc.) from the stored material.
(3) It should be part of the basic concept of such a store that it can be continually
updated, and that it may be searched according to a very wide variety of search
patterns.
To achieve these ends it is necessary to have an accurate knowledge of the words actually
used by the chemist; a knowledge of their semantic patterns; and a set of algorithms for
conducting effective searches. It appears that the language of scientists in their various
sub-disciplines forms a system of interlocking vocabularies which has a definite structure
(see pages 43-l 15).
Any such system must be capable of continual growth and must be so constructed that
growth within the various vocabularies can be controlled by the several user-groups concerned with a minimum of centralized coordination, although the latter must, inevitably,
exist. As planned below each unit of vocabulary is capable of holding a theoretical total of
26,000 words, although in practice this figure is reduced to about 10,000 because of the
numerical differences of distribution of words starting with different letters of the alphabet.
Twenty such vocabularies would give a total coverage of 200,000 words which should
more than suffice for all needs. These vocabularies would be independent of the taxonomic
descriptors used for chemical entities such as elements and compounds, and for biological
systems, which are dealt with independently.
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M. DYsor.4
2. EXPERIMENT
I
In the first experiment the words in the issue subject index of a single issue of Chemical
Abstracts were sorted into these groups:
(1) General chemical terms (excluding the names of substances, and such words as are
considered more appropriate
to the common vocabularies
of other disciplines).
(2) Names of substances
(3) Terms from the vocabularies
of other disciplines.
Each is discussed befow.
2.11. Gene&
c~e~icu~ terms (Table Cj. This vocabulary
was augmented
by some
words (about 8 per cent of the total) which experience shows to be part of the chemist’s
general vocabulary.
In all, there are about 2.500 words in this vocabulary.
2.12. Vucabdary
C. (See appendix)
represents
a basic word-Iist used, not only by
chemists but by the majority of experimental
scientists. Each concept is labelled by an
initial “C” (the vocabulary-distinguishing
initial) + its own initial letter+ a 3-digit number.
Thus, “CS127” = “skim”. The relation of this vocabulary
to others planned is shown in
the Scheme I below; this scheme indicates the various vocabularies
that are required, and
the extent to which they are cited in this paper.
V~CAB~L.~RIE~ DISCUSSED WITH
TABLE
Initial
-
A
B
C
D
E
P,
P5?
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
0
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
DISTINGUISHING INITIALS
I.
Title of vocabulary
Notes
Common. Table A.
Specific. Tabfe B.
Animal names and related words
Biochemical and physiological chemical
terms
General scientific (chemical) terms
Drug and related names from CBAC
Chemical element roots
Prefixes
Suffixes
Geological and mineralogical names
Chemical engineering terms
Common. Sample only in Table G.
Atypical-see
text.
Management, business and legal terms
Greek fetters
Analytical chemical terms
Micro-organisms
Counting series (numbers)
Preparative and chemical apparatus
Physics terms
Common. Table J.
General. Table K.
Specific. Not shown.
Taxonomic. Not shown.
General. Table N.
General. Not shown.
Common. Not shown.
Registry numbers-trivial
names
Registry numbers-systematic
names
Some common chemicals
Common. Table T.
Vegetable words and related names
Common.
Proper names (persons, countries)
General. Not shown.
Semantic indicators
Genera). Table Z.
Common. Table C.
Sample only in Table D.
General. Table E.
Table V.
I _ The Tabies referred to above are to be found in the anoendix (extent Table Z).
2. Vocabularies marked ‘taxonomic’ are treated by methods different from those
described in this section (see p. 38).
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2.13. Of the 2500 words contained in vocabulary
C, those beginning with S are most
frequent (342). This implies that if the vocabulary
is expanded to three times its present
size it would still be accommodated
by the 5-digit codes up to CS999.
The procedure for adding a new word is to give it the next available code using its initial
letter and to place it in its proper alphabetical
place. Thus, if the word “sheaf” had to be
added to the C-vocabulary
it would receive the code CS343 and be inserted thus:
CS084
CSO85
CS343
CS086
sharp
shave
sheqf’
shear. . . .etc.
2.14. The semantic modifications
of a given concept, when not entered in the vocabulary
itself, are catalogued by using a basic concept with signs and affixes from Tables F, and
F,. Thus, only “saturate”
(CS018) appears in vocabulary
C; the following modifications
are coded by the signs shown in:
saturate
CS018
saturates
CSO18-102
saturater
CS018A35
saturated
CSO18-24
saturating
CSOlSn59
saturation
CSOlSn61
saturability
CSOlSh3
unsaturated
11l-CSO18-24
supersaturation
99-CSOlSn61
(for fuller details see Tables F, and F2)
Thus, the main concept of “saturate”
appears throughout
as CS018 which could serve
as a general search point-the
abnormal condition of “supersaturation”
could be searched
for using 99-CS018 without releasing a flood of irrelevant information.
An additional
illustration
of the use of affixes is afforded by the use of “de-” in such
words as:
decarbonate
21-E017-16
decarbonize
21-E017-71
degrease
21-CG055
dehair
21-CHO03
deink
21-c1050
dehydrate
21-CH073
dehydrogenate
21-E040-16
“Compose”
and “decompose”,
however, do not show an exact antithetical
relation, and
both are cited in the vocabulary C.
2.15. Care must be taken in the formation
of modified concept codes that the word
with and without the affix really does embody the same concept, or retrieval will be inexact;
thus, “dislocate”
cannot be made from “dis-” and “locate”, since although the “locate”
portions have an identical philological
root, conceptually,
“dislocate”
has acquired a
special meaning and is not the true antithesis of “locate”. Thus, the common root must be
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G. M. f)VBN
pragmatically common ad xxot just a ~~j~c~iogi~al tie, as, for example in “‘dynamic’“,
‘~dyriamoJ9, and “dynamite*‘, the a~know~~d~~d common ~~i~olog~~~lroot of which is too
remote for the use of a common code. Gross “misconception” such as forrniag “coincide’”
from “coin” and ‘-fide”, or “hoilyhock” from “hoify” and ‘“hock” are unlikely to occur,
2.16. ~~~~~~~~~~~.
Words, spelfed identi~~~~~, but having different meanings may owe
the iatter to a common root used in differing grammatical senses. Thus “search” can be
used as a noun and a -+erb, Both may be represented by the same concept code-CSO4g,
and d~~e~~~ti~~tedby the use of a role indicator from Table 2, as in CSO4SZN the norm
and CSO4SZV the verb.
Other groups of homo~y~is arise when quite different concepts are signified ‘by a single
word, as in:
ground (earth)
CGQ76
ground ~~ornrnj~~~~d~
CC077
ground (basis of ~y~othesis~
CC%79
ground (machined)
Cc3063
Irr such cases a separate concept number is required for each meaning, unless a distinction
has aheady been made by assignment of the meanings to cM‘erent vocabularies:
orange (coiour)
orange (fruit)
The names
of chemical
CO037
VQoO9
~&stances fall into the foUowing groups:
(I] UtI%ial ~IU~AC-~~~ systematic f9ames, such as ““2-chforo-4,4-dirnethyidecane”~
where the constitution is fully revealed by the name,
(2) S~l~is~stemafic names such as “2-butyX~4-ethylmesityIene”, where the full structure
is revealed in terms of a limited number of non-systematic stems-in Ibe example,
“mesitylene” is such a stem. Such names are often classed as “systern~ti~~~~and,
in&cd, become so when the trivia1 portion is accepted as an ofI%% stem name.
(3) Nonsystematic names, such as ~~~~~oroglu~ino~~ for 1,3,S_trihydroxybeazene;
“styphnic acid” for 2,4,6-trinitro-l,J-dihydroxybenzcnc;
used of substances of
known structure.
(4) ~o~s~sternati~ names of substances of unique identity, but of u~~n~~~ structure,
such as “‘abrin” named from &PUS~~~~~~~~~~~~
the seeds of which are its source,
It is dear that with the march of progress, names of substances in class (4) will fast be
turning into names in class (3), Thus, kheilin, originally is&ted from a plant known as
“khella” was, for a time, of unknown constitution.
It has now been characterized as
5,8-dimethoxy-2-meth~l~‘,5’-~uro-6,7-chromoxre
(I) with the linear code representation
shown befow the formula.
OCH,:
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Input and
the Semantic Organi~tion
of Scientific
Terms-I
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The names which have been, at one time or another given to this substance are:
5,8-dimethoxy-2-methyI-4’,5’-fura-6,7-chromone
5,8-dimethoxy-2-methyl-6,7-furanochromone
4,9-dimethoxy-7-methyl-5-oxofuro[3.2-g]-l,Zchromene
4,9-dimethoxy-7-methyl-5-oxofuro[3.2-g][lJbenzopyran
4,9-dimethoxy-7-methyl-5-oxo-l,S-dioxabenz[f]indene
Khellin
Visammin, Kelamin, Kelicor, Kelicorin, Keloid, Khelfren, Norkel, Simeskellina,
Vasokellina, Visnagalin, Visnagen, Methafrone, Eskel, Amicardine, Ammicardine,
Viscardan, Corafurone,
Cardio-Khellin,
Benecardin, Ammivisnagen, Lynamine,
Coronin, Ammipuran, Ammivin.
The first five names are systematic, but based on differing systems; the last group are traae
names used in selling to the medical profession. Since neither the structural formula, nor
the linear cipher or systematic names are suitable for oral communication, it is little wonder
that the bulk of medical and pharmaceutical users of this drug prefer the older official
pharmacopoeia1 name ‘khellin’. Nevertheless, all the cited names appear somewhere in the
literature of the subject and constitute a very difficult problem in relation to computer input.
A useful start in cataloguing and correlating such names was made in the “Merck
Index”[l], but this refers mainly to drugs; the work was further advanced by the publication
of a “Handbook of Commercial Organic Chemical Names”[2]. The former covers some
10,000 compounds and the latter 6300, which is about one-sixth of the trivial or nonsystematic names existing.
The initiation by the Chemical Abstracts Service of a Registry of all individual chemical
substances is an immense step forward towards the rationalization of what may be called
the taxonomic language of chemists. In this system each distinct structure receives a
unique number, which may have up to seven digits, by which it can be designated throughout
any system of information storage and retrieval. In the “Handbook” referred to above,
Registry numbers have been given to all entries of individual compounds; this has been
continued throughout “Chemical and Biological Activities”[3] and in due time the system
will be extended to all known structures.
There is, therefore, no difficulty in organizing the taxonomic language of chemical
compounds, since each will have a unique registration number, independent of the names by
which it has been called.
There is also a number of common chemical substances (water, hydrochloric acid,
ammonia, alcohol, acetone, etc.) which are widely used by all kinds of scientists and
technicians; to refer to them by their registration numbers would be inconvenient and
pedantic, and they have been, therefore, compiled in Table 22-“Some Common Chemicals”
together with their registry numbers, where these are known; such names will probably be
stored as text.
2.3. Vocabularies of other sub-disciplines
Just as vocabulary C-the common words used by chemists (in contradistinction to
their taxonomic language) is really the basis of the common language of scientists generally,
so each sub-discipline has a set of commonly used terms which would often be used by the
chemist. The chemist continually refers to plants and animals and to simple animal and
vegetable processes, to simple geological forms, to the names of minerals, etc.
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M. DYSON
In Tables A and V are set out basic vocabularies
for animal and vegetable systems
which contain the terms most likely to be used by scientists of non-biological
sub-disciplines.
They are, in essence, an expansion
of the vocabularies
obtained
by taking the specific
animal and vegetable entries from the index of Experiment
I. No doubt the biologist and
botanist would expand them further to obtain a common vocabulary
most useful to his
own sub-discipline,
and each would need, in addition,
two additional
vocabularies,
one
a specialized vocabulary of biological and botanical terms, and a taxonomic vocabulary of
animal and plant names.
In Table G is gathered together, without any additions, the geological and mineralogical
terms shown in Table C; these would be incorporated
into the common vocabulary of this
sub-discipline
under their existing C-codes. It is of no importance
which table in Scheme I
is the first repository of a concept; the construction
of a new vocabulary
would involve
the inclusion of such terms under their original codes. Thus, if a full mineralogical
vocabulary was being compiled the term “hard”, already in the common chemical vocabulary
would be incorporated
under its code CH013; so, also, would “crystal-CCZlO”,
“twinCT134” etc. This would mean a centralized list of common vocabularies
would have to be
maintained,
somewhat
similar to the “Codes for Periodical
Titles, [ASTM Special
Technical
Publication
No. 329-S-1, 1964 & Supplements]“;
within this limited central
control each sub-discipline
would be free to expand its vocabularies
in any way desired.
Reference has already been made to the major project of the Chemical Abstracts
Service in calling the roll of all individual
chemical compounds
and attaching a unique
reference to each; it is probable that the taxonomic problems of descriptive biology, botany
and mineralogy could be simplified by a similar system.
3. EXPERIMENT
II
In this experiment an examination
was made of a list of terms found in the literature
of chemical engineering, a sub-discipline
derived from chemistry, engineering and industry.
This word-list, for use in the storage and retrieval of chemical engineering
information,
shows in classified form the principal terms used by chemical engineers as the basis of
their specialized literature. The list contains about 1600 words; these were compared with
the existing Table C of general scientific terms, and 1432 were found to be in this list; of
the remaining 168 words (shewn in Table H) 47 were business and management
terms such
as “appraisal”,
“insurance”,
“capital” and so on, and of the residual 121 the bulk has a
direct engineering
connotation,
as in “flange”, “ram”, “gasket” and “locomotive”.
Thus,
it was found that the specialized vocabulary of at least one sub-discipline
is almost wholly
contained
in the general vocabularies
of the more fundamental
disciplines. This fact, of
course, does not make the main list any less valuable-since
its value lies in the fact that
it is a selection of chemical engineering
terms of indexing importance, from a vast array
of concepts.
4. EXPERIMENT
111
The entries of the semi-annual
cumulative index of Chemical
(CBAC) were classified into the following vocabularies:
and Biological
Activities
(1) A specialized vocabulary
of biochemical
and physiological
chemical terms (excluding names of substances). Table B.
(2) A list of drug and chemical names (non-systematic).
Table D.
(3) Systematic official chemical names were not listed, as they would normally
be
identified by their C.A. Registry Numbers.
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Table B was augmented by a few (less than 2 per cent) terms not occurring as CBAC
entries but known to the author as essential concepts in the sub-discipIine,
Table B constitutes the specialized vocabulary
of this field; it contains 1150 entries pius 63 transfer
from Table C, making 1213 in all; it could, if necessary be expanded to about 7500 terms
without altering the 5-digit code system.
In general use, vocabularies
B and C would be used together; the comparatively
small
apparent overlap between these vocabularies
is due to the fact that a very high proportion
of the terms of Table C would have been eliminated
as “non-indexing”
by the KWIC
program used for making the CBAC index.
Table D constitutes
a sample of the vocabulary
of nonsystematic
names referred to
above; each has been provided in CBAC with a C.A. registry number, so that once an identity
has been established between this number and the structure there can be no difficulty in
referring uniquely to such structure. As a sample Table D shows up many of the difficulties
associated with trivial names-different
substances with almost identical names-pseudosystematic names, looking like systematic chemical names but proving on inspection to have
no meaning-a
vast proliferation
of acronyms,
sometimes with several quite different
substances attached to a single acronym (see also footnotes to Table D). A complete set
of such names would contain some fifty times the number of entries in this sample; these
and their Registry Numbers would cor,stitute vocabulary R (see Scheme I).
4.1. ~ocabuiary
ofproper
nfmes
This would comprise the names of persons and places where a capital initial letter
would be called for in the text, as with Grignard (reaction), Pauli (principle), Boyle’s (law)
or the names of countries. The test as to whether the name should be included in this
vocabulary
would be whether the names stands for some entity other than the person
referred to; thus, “ampere”
would not be found only in the vocabulary
X, nor would
“faraday”
or “coulomb”.
These words describe units which exists independently
of the
inventor,
and would be found in the appropriate
common vocabulary:
they could, of
course also be found as “Ampitre”,
“Faraday”,
and “Coulomb”
in vocabulary X, where
they would refer not to the units but to the individuals.
4.2. Vocd~zrlury Z
This contains a few role indicators which clarify the meaning
and preserve the simple syntax of sentences.
TABLE
ZA
ZJ
ZN
ZNS
ZNO
ZNP
ZND
ZNA
ZV
An example
2.
SEMANTIC
INDICATORS
adverbial
adjectival
noun
noun (subject)
noun (object)
noun (possessive)
noun (dative)
noun (ablative)
verb
of the use of these would be in the combination:
“The use of surgery to remove cysts from the cranium”
CU103ZN,‘BS112ZNP/CR074V/B105-102ZNC/BC096ZNA
of homonymous
groups
G. M. Dyson
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4.3.
Associarions
In the final analysis of a vocabulary such as C, there must be a very small residue of
association
between all the words of the group or they would not be in the same list: but
the association
is very remote. Other groups of concepts within the same vocabulary
are
more actively associated; for example:
adulterate
analyse
assay
assess
calibrate
component
control
crude
detect
determine
pure
sophisticate
CA040
CA085
CA130
CA132
cc007
CC123
cc159
cc205
CD049
CD061
CP196
CS172
are all related
to the subdivision
of analytical chemistry, and could be tied together by a
suitable program. The development
of vocabularies
of the type described in this paper as a
basis for index entry composition
and programmed
information
retrieval will be the
subject of a further communication.
REFERENCES
[I] P. G. STECHER, Editor: The Merck index of chemicals and Drugs, 7th Edn. Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway,
N.J., U.S.A. (1960).
[2] CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE: SOCMA
handbook, commercial organic chemical names, Columbus,
Ohio, U.S.A. (1965).
APPENDIX
TABLE A. ANIMAL
A
AA001
AA002
AA003
AA004
AA005
AA006
AA007
AA008
AA009
AA010
AA01 1
AA012
AA01 3
AA014
AA015
abalone
addax
adder
albacore
albatross
algae
alligator
alpaca
ameba
amphibian
anaconda
anchovy
annehd
anopheles
ant
AA016
AA017
AA018
AA019
AA020
AA021
AA022
AA023
AA024
AA025
NAMES
ape
aphid
arachnid
armadillo
ascaris
asp
ass
avian
avocet
aye-aye
B
ABOOI
ABOO
AB003
baboon
badger
bandar
AND
RELATED
TERMS
AB004
AB005
AB006
AB007
AB008
AB009
ABOIO
ABOll
AB012
AB013
AB014
ABOlS
ABO16
ABOI7
bandicoot
barbel
barracuda
bass
bat
beaver
beccaficio
beche-de-mer
(see Sea slug)
bee
beetle
bird
bitch
bittern
bivalve
blatella
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TABLE
AB018
AB019
AB020
AB021
AB022
AB023
AB024
AB025
AB026
AB027
AB028
AB029
AB030
AB031
AB032
AB033
blight
blindworm
blowfly
blubber
boaconstrictor
boar
bollworm
bongo
bonito
bream
brill
bristle
bufo
bug
bull
burbot
AC001
AC002
AC003
AC004
AC005
AC006
AC007
AC008
AC009
AC010
AC01 1
AC012
AC013
AC014
AC015
AC016
AC017
AC018
AC019
AC020
AC021
AC022
AC023
AC024
AC025
AC026
AC027
AC028
AC029
AC030
AC03 1
AC032
AC033
AC034
AC035
C
cachalot
caddis
calf
camel
camelopard
cantharides
capercailzie
capon
capsid
capybara
carapace
carnivore
carp
cassowary
castor (beaver)
cat
catfish
cattle
cavy
cayman
cecropia
centipede
cetacean
chameleon
chamois
cheetah
chick
chiff-chaff
child
chinchilla
chrysalis
chub
cicada
clam
claw
A. ANIMAL
NAMES AND BBLATED
AC036
AC037
AC038
AC039
AC040
AC041
AC042
AC043
AC044
AC045
AC046
AC047
AC048
AC049
AC050
AC051
AC052
AC053
AC054
AC055
AC056
AC057
AC058
AC059
AC060
AC06 1
AC062
AC063
AC064
AC065
AC066
AC067
AC068
AC069
AC070
AC07 1
coaita
coalmouse
coaltit
coati
cob
cobra
cobweb
cochineal
cockatoo
cockerel
cockroach
cocoon
cod
Colorado beetle
colt
comb
conch
condor
coral
cormorant
cow
cowrie
coyote
coypu
crab
crane
crayfish
crocodile
crop
crow
crustacean
ctenoid
cuckoo
cuttle
cutworm
cygnet
D
ADO01
ADO02
ADO03
ADO04
ADO05
ADO06
ADO07
ADO08
ADO09
ADO10
ADO1 1
AD012
ADO1 3
AD014
AD015
dab
date
dachsund
dalmatian
deer
desman
diptera
ditylenchus
doe
dog
dogfish
dolphin
donkey
dorado
dormouse
T’EmS-continued
ADO1 6
ADO17
ADO1 8
ADO19
ADO20
ADO21
ADO22
dorsal
dory
dotterel
dromedary
drosophila
duck
dugong
E
AEOOl
AEO02
AEO03
AEO04
AEO05
AEO06
AEO07
AEO08
AEOO9
CEO19
AEOlO
eagle
earthworm
earwig
echidna
echinoderm
echinus
edentate
eel
eelworm
egg
egger
AEOl 1 egret
AE012 eider
AEO13 eland
AE014 elephant
AE015 elytron
AE016 emu
AE017 entameba
AE018 enzootic
AE019 ephemera
AE020 erioischia
brassicae
AE021 ermine
AE022 ewe
F
falcon
fasciola
hepat ica
AFO03 fauna
AFOO4 feather
AFOOS feline
AFO06 ferret
CF039 fish
AFO07 flamingo
AFO08 flounder
AFO09 fly
AFOlO fowl
AFOll
fox
AF012 frog (see also
‘rana’)
AFOOl
AFO02
G.
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TABLE
G
AGO01
AGO02
AGO03
AGO04
AGO05
AGO06
AGO07
AGO08
AGO09
AGO10
AGO1 1
AGO12
AGO1 3
AGO14
AGO15
AGO1 6
AGO 17
AGO18
AGO19
AGO20
AGO21
AGO22
AGO23
AGO24
AGO25
AGO26
AGO27
AGO28
AGO29
gamete
gander
gannet
gastropod
gazelle
gecko
gemsbok
gentle
genus
gilamonster
gilt
gipsy moth
giraffe
gnat
goat
goose
gopher
grasshopper
grayling
grebe
grilse
grouse
grub
grysbok
gudgeon
guillemot
guineapig
gull
gurnet
H
AH001
AH002
AH003
AH004
AH005
AH006
AH007
AH008
AH009
AH010
CH032
haddock
hake
halibut
hamster
hare
hart
hatch
hawk
hedgehog
heifer
helminth
AH01 1
AH012
AH01 3
AH014
AH01 5
AH016
AH017
AH01 8
AH019
hemiptera
herd
herring
hibernate
hippopotamus
hog
hoof
hornet
horse
DYSON
M.
A. ANIMAL NAMES AND RELATED
AH020
CH068
hound
human
AH02 1 hyena
AH022
hymenoptera
AH023
hyrax
I
Al001
A1002
AI003
A1004
AI005
AI006
A1007
AI008
A1009
ibis
iguana
infusoria
insect
instar (larva)
inyala
isopod
ivory
izard
TERMS-continued
AL013
AL014
AL015
AL016
AL017
ALOI 8
AL019
AL020
AL02 1
AL022
AL023
AL024
AL025
AL026
AL027
AL028
lice
limpet
ling
linsang
lion
lizard
llama
loach
lobster
locust
lorikeet
loris
Iorb
louse (see lice)
lute
lucilia cuprina
lynx
AM001
A MOO2
AM003
A MOO4
A MOO5
A MOO6
AM007
AM008
CM015
___
macacus
macaw
mackerel
maggot
magpie
mallard
malleus (duck)
mammal
man
AM009
AM010
AM01 1
AM012
AM013
AM014
AM01 5
AM01 6
A MOI 7
AM018
AM01 9
A MO20
A MO2 I
AM022
AM023
AM024
AM025
AM026
A MO27
A MO28
A MO29
A MO30
AM03 I
AM032
manatee
mandible
mangabey
marabou
mare
marmoset
marmot
marsupial
marten
martin
melanogaster
menhaden
merganser
midge
millepede
mink
minnow
mite
moa
mocassin
mole
mollusc
moose
mosquito
M
J
AJOOI
AJOO2
AJ003
AJ004
AJ005
AJOOh
AJ007
jacana
jachal
jaguar
jararaca
jay
jellyfish
jerboa
AK001
AK002
AK003
AK004
AK005
AK007
AK008
kangaroo
katydid
kermes
kid
kinkajou
kite
kiwi
koala
AL001
AL002
AL003
AL004
AL005
AL006
AL007
AL008
AL009
AL010
AL01 1
.4LOI 2
Iacerta viridis
lamb
lamprey
lapwing
lark
larva
leech
lemming
lemur
leopard
lepidoptera
leveret
(snake)
K
AK006
L
45
TABLE A. ANIMAL
AM033
AM034
AM035
AM036
AM036
AM037
AM038
AM039
AM040
AM041
moth
moult
mouse
mullet
murex
muscida
musk
musquash
mussel
myriapod
N
AN001
AN002
AN003
AN004
AN005
CNO18
AN006
AN007
AN008
nacre
nagor
narwhal
nautilis
nekton
nematode
nest
nutria
nylghau
A0001
A0002
A0003
A0004
A0005
A0006
A0007
A0008
A0009
A0010
A001 1
A0012
A001 3
A0014
A001 5
A0016
A0017
A001 8
0
ocelot
octopus
onager
ophidium
opossum
orangoutang
orfe
oriole
ornithology
ortolan
osprey
ostrich
otter
ounce
ouzel
owl
ox
oyster
APO01
APO02
APO03
APO04
APO05
APO06
APO07
P
paca
pachyderm
panda
panthe.
paracentrotus
lividus
parakeet
paramecium
NAMES
CPO16
APO08
APO09
APO10
APO11
APO12
APO13
APO14
APO15
APO16
APO17
APO18
APO19
APO20
APO2 1
APO22
APO23
APO24
APO25
APO26
APO27
APO28
APO29
APO30
APO3 1
APO32
APO33
APO34
APO35
APO36
APO37
APO38
APO39
APO40
APO41
APO42
APO43
APO44
APO45
APO46
APO47
APO48
APO49
APO50
APO51
APO52
APO53
APO54
APO55
APO56
APO57
APO58
AND
RELATED
parasite
parrot
partridge
passerine
paw
peacock
pearl
peccary
peepul
pekan
pekin duck
pelican
pen
penguin
perch
peregrine
peewit
phalanger
phalarope
pheasant
pichiciago
pickerel
pig
pigeon
pike
pilchard
pinnothere
pipistrelle
pipit
plaice
plankton
plasmodium
platyrhynchus
plover
pochard
poe bird
polecat
pollack
POlYP
pompano
porcupine
porpoise
potto
poult
primate
procellarian
propolis
protozoa
pseudomonas
ptarmigan
puffin
pullet
TERMS-conlinued
APO59
APO60
APO61
puma
pupa
python
AQOOl
AW2
AQO03
AQO04
AQOO5
AQO06
quadruped
quagga
quahog
quail
queen (bee etc.)
quetzal
AR001
AR002
AR003
AR004
AR005
AR006
AR007
AR008
AR009
AR010
AR011
AR012
AR01 3
AR014
AR01 5
AR01 6
AR017
AR018
AR0 I9
AR020
AR021
CR 128
AR022
AR023
AR024
AR025
AR026
AR027
rabbit
racoon
ram
rana esculenta
rana mactodon
rana pipiens
rat
rate1
rattlesnake
raven
ray
red mite
red scale
reebok
reindeer
remora
reptile
rhea
rhinoceros
roach
robin
rodent
roe
rook
rorqual
rotifer
rudd
russell’s viper
AS001
AS002
AS003
AS004
AS005
AS006
AS007
S
sable
saiga
salamander
salangane
salmon
sambur
sanderling
Q
R
46
G. M.
TABLE
AS008
AS009
AS010
AS01 1
AS01 2
AS01 3
AS014
AS01 5
AS016
AS017
AS018
AS019
AS020
AS021
AS022
AS023
AS024
AS025
AS026
AS027
AS028
AS029
AS030
AS031
AS032
AS033
AS034
AS035
AS036
AS037
AS038
AS075
AS039
AS040
AS041
AS042
AS043
AS044
AS045
AS046
AS047
AS048
AS049
AS050
AS051
AS052
AS053
AS054
AS055
AS056
AS057
AS058
AS059
sapajou
sardine
scad
scale (pests)
scallop
schistosome
scorpion
sculpin
seal
sea snake
sea slug
sea urchin
seer fish
selachian
serotine
serpent
serpula
shag
sheatfish
sheep
sheldrake
shelduck
shellfish
shrike
shrimp
siamang
silkworm
simian
siskin
skink
skua
skunk
sloth
slug
smelt
smew
smolt
snail
snake
snipe
snook
snout
sockeye
sole
sora
sow
sparrow
spawn
spermwhale
spermaceti
spider
sprat
squacco
A. ANIMAL
DYSON
NAMES AND RELATED
AS060
AS06 1
AS062
AS063
AS064
AS065
AS066
AS067
AS068
AS069
AS070
AS071
AS072
AS073
AS074
squid
squirrel
stag
starling
steenbok
steppe lemming
steer
stickleback
stingray
stoat
stork
sturgeon
swallow
swarm (bees etc.)
swine
T
AT001
AT002
AT003
AT004
AT005
AT006
AT007
AT008
AT009
AT010
AT01 1
AT01 2
AT01 3
AT014
AT01 5
AT016
AT01 7
AT018
AT019
AT020
AT021
AT022
AT023
AT024
AT025
AT026
AT027
AT028
AT029
AT030
AT03 1
AT032
AT033
AT034
CT1 20
tadpole
taenia (sp.)
takin
talon
tamandua
tanager
tapir
tarantula
tarpon
tarsier
teal
teledu
tenth
teredo
termite
tern
terrapin
testudo
thar
thrip
thrush
thylacine
tick
tiger
tinamou
tit
toad
tope
torpedo
tortoise
toucan
tragopan
trematode
trepang
trout
mws-continued
AT035
AT036
AT037
AT038
AT039
tsetse
tuna = tunny
turbot
turkey
turtle
U
AU001
AU002
AU003
udder
ungulate
urchin (sea)
AVOOl
AVO02
AVO03
AVO04
AVO05
AV006
AV007
vermin
vicuna
viper
vireo
vixen
vole
vulture
V
W
AWOOl
AWOO
AWOO
AWOO
AWOO
AWOiI6
AW007
AWOO
AW009
AWOI 0
wallaby
walrus
wasp
weasel
weever
weevil
whale
whelk
whimbrel
whipworm
AWOll
whiting
AWOI 2 widgeon
AWOI 3 wildebeest
AW014 winkle
AW015 wolf
A WOl6 woodchuck
AW017 worm
CW043 woman
AW018
AW019
wrasse
wren
x
Y
AYOOI
AY002
yaffle
yak
AZ001
AZ002
zebra
zebu
Z
TABLE
B. BIOCHEMISTRY AND
A
BAOOI
BA002
BAO03
BA004
BAOOS
BAOO6
BA007
BAOO8
BAO09
BAOlO
BAOll
BA012
BAO13
BA014
BA015
BA016
BAO88
BA017
BAOl8
BAOl9
BA020
BA021
BA022
BA023
BA024
BA025
BA026
BA027
BA028
BA029
BA030
BA03 I
BA032
BA033
BA034
BA035
BA036
BA037
BA038
BA039
BA040
BA041
BA042
BA043
BA044
BA045
BA046
BA047
BAO48
BA049
BA050
abdomen
abort
abscess
abstain
abuse
acaris
ache
acne
addict
adipocere
adipose
adjuvant
administer
adrenergic
adrenocarticotropic
afferent
agenic
agglutinate
agricultural
akinesia
albuminuria
alimentary
allay
allele
alleviate
alopecia
alternaria
alveolus
amber
ameliorate
amenorrhea
amnesia
amnion
ampoule
anabolic
anatomy
anchylosis
ancyclostoma
aneurism
angina
angiospasm
ani (muscle)
anodyne
anoxia
antibody
antigen
antihuman
anti-inflammatory
antimutagenic
antiphlogistic
antispasmodic
PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY-A
BA05 1 antrum
BA052 anus
BA053 anxiety
BA054 aorta
BAO55 apathy
aperient
BA056
BA057 aphrodisiac
BA058 apical
BA059 apnea
BA080 appendix
BA060 appetite
BA061 apposition
BA062 arch
BA063 arrhythmia
BA064 artery
BA065 arthritis
BA066 ascites
BA067 asepsis
BA068 asphyxia
BA069 asthenia
BA070 asthma
BA071 astigmatism
BA072 astringent
BA073 ataraxia
BA074 ataxia
BA075 atheroma
BA076 atherosclerosis
BA077 atresia
BA078 atrium
BA079 atrophy
BA080 auditor
BA08 1 aurelia
BA082 auricle
BA083 auscultation
BA084 autonomic
BA085 autopsy
BA086 autotrophic
BA087 axoplasm
BBOOl
BBO02
BBO03
BBOO4
BBOOS
BB006
BB007
BBOO8
BBOO9
BBOlO
BBOll
BB012
BBO13
B
babesia
baby
bacteriopause
bacteriophage
bacteriostatic
baroacceptor
barrier (bl. br.)
basal
basilar
basophilic
benign
beriberi
bilateral
SPECIALIZED
138014
BBOl5
BBO16
BBO17
BB018
BBO19
BB020
BB021
BB022
BB023
BB024
BB025
BB026
BB027
BB033
BB028
BB029
BB030
BB03 1
BB032
VOCABULARY
bilharzia
biology
biopsy
blastoderm
blastula
blister
born
botalli duct
bovine
bowel
brachi
brachycardia
braxy
breast
bronchus
bundle
bunion
buoyant
bursa
buttock
C
cachexia
cadaver
canal
canine
capsula adiposa
carbuncle
carcass
cardiac
cardiogram
caries
BCOl 1 carotid
BCOl2 carpet (biol.)
BCOl3 castrate
BC014 catalepsis
BC015 cataract (ophth.)
BCO16 catarrh
BC017 catatonia
BCOl8 cathartic
BC019 catheter
BC020 caudal
BC021 cauterize
BC022 caval
BC023 cecum
BC024 ceserian
BC025 cephalothorax
BC026 cerebellum
BC027 cerebrum
BC028 cerebrospinal
BC029 cerumen
BC030 cervix
BC03 1 chang cells
BCOOl
BCOO2
BCO03
BCOO4
BCOOS
BCO06
BCO07
BCOO8
BCO09
BCOlO
47
G. M. DYSON
48
TABLE
B, BIOCf$EhflSTFtY
BCO32
BC033
BC034
BCO3S
BC036
BCO37
BC038
BCO39
BC040
BC04 1
BC043
3CO43
BCO44
817045
BC046
BCO47
BC048
BC049
BCO50
BCOS I
BC052
BCO53
BCO54
BC055
BC056
BCO57
BCO58
BC059
RC060
BC061
BC067
BCO63
BCO64
BC06.5
BC066
BC067
BC068
BC069
BCO70
BC071
WI072
BC073
BCO74
BC075
BC076
BC077
BcO78
3CO79
Be080
BC08 f
BC082
X083
BC084
chemoreccptor
chemoreflex
chemosterilant
chemotactic
chest
chilblain
chlorogenic
chloruplast
chlorosis
chloruresis
cholera
cholcretic
cholinergic
chord
chorionic
chorismic
chromosome
chromotropic
chronic
chyle
thyme
cicatrix
cilium
circadian
cirrhosis
cistcrna
cistron
clavicle
cleft
clinical
clitoris
clonic
coccidiosis
coccyx
cochlta
coeliac
cofactor
cal ic
coliphage
colitis
collapse
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
BCU85
BC086
BC087
BCO8X
BC089
BC090
CC 175
CHEMCSTRY--A
SPECIALIZED
contagious
contracepti1.e
convolute
copulate
cord
corn
cornea
SC09 1 corpse
BC092
cough
BC093
cnxsackie
BC094
CR-gene
Bf095
cramp
BC096
cranium
BCO97 cremaster fntusc.)
BC098
cretin
BC099
crisis
BC 100 cryptococcosis
BC IO1 CSF (cerebra-sp.
fluid)
cushing’s syndrome
BC102
BC IO3 cutaneous
BC IO4 cyanosis
BCl05
cyst
BC I Oh cystacanth
BC107
cysticercoid
BC 108 cytokinesis
Bc’109
cytopathic
I)
BDOOi
BD002
BD003
BD004
BDOOS
BOO06
BD007
BD008
BD009
BDOIO
BD01 1
BDOI 3
3DOI 3
BD014
CD033
daughter (cells)
DBAG tumor
deaf
death
decapitate
decidual
defecate
defense
ciefercns (vas)
degranulate
delirium
deliver
deltoid
de novn
dental
BDols
BDOl6
BDO I7
CD060
depilate
depot
derange
diabetes
cangenital
BDO I 8
congest
conscious
constipate
BD019
BDOZO
diagnose
diapause
diaphoretic
BDOZ I
diaphragm (biol.)
cdiadus
colon
colony
cokWmy
con13
comb
competence
concussion
vWAEWLARY---ca~ti~~~~
BD022
CD066
-BDO23
BD024
BDO25
BD026
BDOZf
BDO28
BD029
BD030
BD03 1
BD032
BD033
BD034
diaphyseal
diarrhea
CD109
diastereoisomer
diastole
diathermy
diathesis
diatom
diauxic
diestrus
difazin
digastric
diptheria
Jiploid
distend
diuresis
BD035
BD036
BD037
EfD038
BD039
BD040
BD041
BD042
CD I53
divcrticulat
dizziness
doggy wool
dorsal
dropsy
drowse
drunk
duodenum
dysentery
BD043
BDO44
BD045
BD046
BD047
dysfunction
dyspepsia
dysphasia
dyspnea
dystrophy
BE001
BE007
BE003
ear
ecdysis
BE004
ectopic
BE005
BE006
t?SZetXi
E
BE007
EEOO8
BE009
BE010
BE01 1
CEO42
BE012
BE0 I3
BE0 I 4
BE01 5
BE0 I6
BE0 I7
ctX0dfXm
EEG (electroencephalogram)
cfferenl
elbow
eledoisin
embolism
emesis
embryo
EMK-path
emotion
emphysema
encephalitis
encephalomyelitis
encephalomyocarditis
TABLE
B. BIOCHEMISTRY
BE018
CEO57
endemic
endocrine
CEO58
__I_.
BE019
BE020
BE021
BE022
BE023
CEO71
BE024
BE025
BE026
BE027
BE028
BE029
BE030
BE031
BE032
BE033
BE034
BE035
BE036
BE037
endometrium
endoplasm
endotheIium
endotoxin
enema
enteral
enteritis
enterotoxin
enucleate
enuresis
eosinophil
ependyma
epidermis
epidermophyton
epididymus
epigastrium
epiglottis
epilepsy
epiphysis
epithelium
EPP (end plate
potential)
ergastoplasm
ERPF (renal
blood flow)
eructate
erysipelas
erythema
erythrina
erythrophore
erythropoiesis
esophagus
etiology
eustachian
euthyroid
evacuate
excise (cut out)
exophthalmic
exorbital
extensor
eye
BE038
BE039
BE040
BE041
BE042
BE043
BE044
BE045
BE046
BE047
BE048
BE049
BE050
BE051
CE127
BE052
BE053
CE146
---
F
BFOOl fallopian
BFO02 fascicule
BFO03 fatal
BFO04 fear
BFOO5 febrifuge
BF006 febrile
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY-A
SPECIALIZED
BFO07
BFOOS
BF009
CF022
feces
female
femur
fetus
BFOSO fever
BFOI I FFA (free fatty
acids)
BF012 fibroblast
CF024 fibroma
BF013 fibrosarcoma
BF014 fibrosis
BF015 fibrositis
BF016 fibula
BF017 fist&a
BFOl8 flaccid
BF019 flagellum
BF020 flank
BF02 1 flatulent
BF022 flesh
BF023 fluke
BF024 flush
BF025 flutter
BF026 follicle
BF027 foment
BF028 fore (limb)
BF029 foreign (body)
BF030 frambesia
BF03 1 friend
BF032 fundus
G
BGOOl
BG002
BG003
BGO04
BGOOS
BGO06
BGO07
BG008
BG009
BGOlO
BGOI 1
BG012
BGO13
BG014
BGOI 5
BGO16
BG017
BG018
BGOl9
BG020
gall
gallbladder
gamete
gangrene
gastrocnemius
gastrointestine
gastrula
geniculate
genital
genome
gestate
GFH (glomerular
filtrn. rate)
GH (growth horm.)
ghost
gill
gingivitis
glandular
glaucoma
glia
glioblastoma
VOCABULARY-continued
BG021
BG022
BG023
BG024
BG025
BG026
BG027
BG028
BG029
BG030
BG031
BG032
BG033
BG034
BG035
BG036
BG037
BG038
86039
glioma-26
gliorosein
globus pallidus
glomerulus
glossopharyngeal
glucocorticoid
gluconeogenesis
glycogenesis
glycosuria
gnaw
goiter
gonad
gonorrhea
graafian
granuloma
gray (matter)
groin
gumma
gust (taste)
BHOOl
BH002
BHO03
BH004
BH005
BH006
BH007
BH008
BH009
BHOlO
BHOll
BHO12
BHOI 3
BH014
BHOl5
BH016
CH036
CH037
--
H
hackle
halitosis
hallucination
halophilic
hand
hapten
headache
hear
HED cell
heal
heidenhain pouch
hela cell
hematology
hematoma
hematuria
hemophilus
hemopoeitic
hemorrhage
BH017
CH039
henle’s loop
hepatic
BHOIX hepatocyte
BHO19 hepatopancreas
BH020 hepatotoxic
BH021 herbivore
CH042 heredity
BH022 hermaphrodite
BH023 hernia
BH024 herpes
BH025 heterologous
BH026 HGH (human
growth hormone)
49
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50
TABLE B. BIOCHEMISTRY
BH027
BH028
BH029
BH030
BH03 1
BH032
BH033
BH034
BH035
BH036
BH037
BH038
BH039
CH059
BHO40
BHO41
BH042
BH043
BH044
CHO71
BHO45
BH046
BH047
BH048
BH049
BH050
BH05 1
BH052
BH053
BH054
BH055
BHO56
BH057
BHOSS
CH079
BH059
BH060
BH06 1
BH062
CH08 1
BHO63
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
HHG (human
hypophyseal
gonadotropin)
hibernate
hind (back)
hip
hippocampus
hippus
hirsute
histogram
hoarse
homeostasis
hood
hook
hormodendrum
hormone
HSV (herpes
complex virus)
humerus
humor
hump
hunger
hyaline
hydropenia
hyepatocell
hymen
hypertonia
hypertrophy
hyphas
hypnosis
hypocapnia
hypodermic
hypoferremia
hypokalemia
hypophagia
hypophysis
hypoplasia
hypotensive
hypothalamus
hypothermia
hypotonic
hypovolemia
hypoxia
hysteria
M.
DYSON
CHEMISTRY-
B1033
ill
imago
immature
immobile
implant
inbred
incapacity
incisor
incubate
inebriate
infant
infarct
infertile
infest
infiltrate
inflow
influenza
infundibular
ingest
injury
innervate
innominate
inoculate
inotropic
inspire (breathe)
instil
instinct
insufflate
intake
integl;ment
intelligence
intestine
involuntary
ischemia
itch
BJOO1
BJ002
BJO03
BJ004
BJ005
jaundice
jaw
jejunum
jugular
juvenile
BKOOl
BKO02
CK007
BK003
BKO04
BKOO5
kala-azar
kaliuresis
kidney
knockdown
kwashiorkor
kyphosis
BI004
BIOOS
BIO06
BIO07
BIO08
BIO09
BlOlO
BIOI 1
I31012
B1013
CIO35
CEO36
..___
Bl014
B1015
BI016
BI017
Bl018
B1019
B1020
I31021
CIO52
-__
B1022
B1023
I31024
IS1025
B1026
B1027
B1028
B1029
B1030
B103 I
Cl071
B1032
Cl085
*I
A SPECIALIZED
VOCABULARY-COfZtinUd
BLOOI
BLO02
BLO03
BLO04
BLOOS
BL006
BI.XKl7
CL029
BLO08
BLO09
BLOlO
BLOl2
BLOl3
BLOi4
BLOl5
BLOl6
BLOl7
BLOl8
BLOl9
BL020
BL02l
BL022
BL023
BL024
CL075
BL025
BL026
BL027
BL028
BL029
BL030
BL031
BL032
BL033
BL034
BL035
BL036
CL098
BL037
BL038
BL039
leg
lens
leprosy
leptic
lesion
lethargy
leucosis
levator ani
leydig cell
lick
lingual
lipemia
lipogenesis
lipoic
lipophile
litter
littoral (cells)
liver
LM(TK) cells
LM cells
lobe
lobule
locomotor
lordosis
louping ill
lumbago
lumbar
lumen
lupus
lutea (Corp.)
lymph
lymphocyte
lysosyme
lysozyme
BMOOl
BM002
BM003
BM004
BMOOS
BM~6
M
macrophage
macroscopic
malaise
malaria
male
malform
BLOl1
K
1
I31001
BIOOl
Cl004
BI003
iatrogenic
IC (PNA-immunocarrier)
idiopathic
idiot
L
lacerate
fat operon
lacrima
lactogenic
lame
langherans
lathyrism
laxative
TABLE
B. BIOCWE~TRY
BMOO7
BMOOS
CM014
BMOO9
BMOlO
BMOf.1
BM012
BMOI 3
BM014
BMOl5
BM016
BM037
BMOl8
BM019
BM020
BM021
CM050
BM022
BM023
BM024
BM025
BM026
BM027
BM028
BM029
BM030
BM031
BM032
CM059
BM033
BM034
BM035
BM036
BM037
BM038
BM039
BM040
BMO41
BMO42
BM043
BMO44
BMO45
BM046
BMO47
BMO48
BM049
BMOSO
BM05 1
BM052
BM0.53
AND PHYSIOLOCXCAL
malignant
malnutrition
mamma
mange
mania
marrow (bone)
masculine
mastitis
mastocytoma
mate
maxilla
maze
MBP (mean
blood pressure)
MCR (metabolic
clearance rate)
meal
measles
medicine
medium @act.)
medulla
megaloblast
meianocyte
melanophore
mellitus (diab.)
mengo
rnenjn~t~s
menopause
menses
menstruate
mental
MEPP
merozygotes
mesangial
mesencephalic
mesenchyme
mesentery
mesocecum
metacercaria
metachromasia
metamorphic
metaphysics
metaplasia
metastasis
metathetelic
mete&us
meticulous
microaseus
micromere
microphone
~crosporon
micturition
BMO54
BM055
BM056
BM057
CIiBMISTRY-A
BMO59
BMO60
BMO61
BM062
BMO63
BM064
BMO65
BM066
BMO67
BM068
BM069
BM070
BM071
BM072
BM073
BMO74
BM075
BM076
BM077
BM078
BM079
BM080
BM081
BM082
BM083
BM084
midbrain
mimetic
molar (dent.)
mongolian
monster
mouth
morning
morphogenesis
mother
motoneuron
moult
MSP2 (a phage)
mucosa
mulier canals
mumps
MS tumor
mutagen
mutant
muzzle
myasthenia
mycoplasma
mydriasis
myelitis
myenteric
myocardium
myometrium
myope
myosis
myotonia
myxedema
myxovirus
BNoOl
BNO02
BNO03
BNOO4
BNOOS
BNO06
BNO07
CNOf4
BNoO8
BNOO9
CN019
BNOlO
CN022
BNOI 1
BN012
BNO13
BN014
BNOI 5
BNO16
N
nagana
nasal
nasopharynx
natriuresis
nausea
navel
navicula
necrosis
negro
neonatal
neoplasm
nephrectomy
nephritis
neuraxis
neuroiepsis
neurotomy
neurotropic
neutrop~ia
Newcastle disease
BM058
SPECIALIZED
51
VOCABULARY-&?ontinued
BN017
BNOI 8
BNOl9
BN020
BNoZl
BNO22
BN023
BN024
BNO25
BN026
BN027
BN028
BN029
BN030
BN031
I3N032
BN033
nictate
nigremia
nipple
nocardia
nocturnal
normoblast
no~otensive
nose
nostril
nuclear (bial.)
numb
nuptial
NWS virus
nyetalopia
nymph
nystagmus
NZB mice
0
BOO01
BOO02
BOO03
I30004
Bt3005
coo1 1
BOO06
BOO07
BOO08
BOO09
BOO10
BOO11
BOO12
BOO13
BOO14
BOO15
BOO16
BOO17
BOO18
BOO19
BOO20
BOO21
BOO22
BOO23
BOO24
BOO25
CD043
BOO26
BOO27
BOO28
BOO29
BOO30
BOO31
OAAD
obex
oblongata
occipital
octapfoid
ocular
oculomotor
offspring
olfactory
olivo-cochbar
omentum
oncogenic
onkoran
onychophora
oocyte
oogenesis
oogonia
oomycetes
oophorectomy
oothecae
ophiostoma
ophthalmic
oppress
opsonin
oral
orchitis
organ
organelle
oriental
orosomucoid
osteoclast
osteogenic
osteoporosis
G. M. DYSON
52
TABLE
B. BIOCHEMISTRY
BOO32
BOO33
BOO34
BOO35
BOO36
BOO37
osteosarcoma
otcase
oviduct
ovine
ovipost
oxaluria
P
BP001
BP002
BP003
BP004
BP005
BP006
BP007
BP008
BP009
BP010
BP01 1
BP012
BP01 3
BPOi4
BP01 5
BP01 6
BP01 7
BP018
BP019
pacemaker
pachydextrin
pacific
pain
palate
paleopallium
pallid
palm (hand)
palpitation
pancreas
pandemic
papilla
papovavirus
parabiosis
paradigm
paralytsis
paranoia
parasympathetic
parasympathomimetic
BP020 parathyroid
BP021 paratyphoid
BP022 paraventricular
BP023 parenchyma
BP024 parent
BP025 parenteral
BP026 paresis
BP027 paresthesia
CPOI 7 parietal
.____
BP028 parkinsonism
BP029 parotid
BP030 paroxysm
BP031 pars recta
BP032 parturient
BP033 patella
BP034 pathogen
BP035 pathology
BP036 PCA (passive
cutaneous
anaphylaxis)
BP037 peck
BP038 pectoris
BP039 pedal
BP040 pedriatic
AND
PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY-A
BP041 pellagra
BP042 pellicularia
BP043 pelvis
BP044 pemphigus
BP045 pendular
BP046 penis
BP047 pericardium
BP048 perineum
BP049 periportal
BP050 peristalsis
BP05 1 peritoneum
BP052 perspire
BP053 pertussis
BP054 petite
BP055 phagocyte
BP056 pharate (pupa)
BP057 pharmacology
BP058 pharmacodynamic
BP059 pharynx
phlebitis
BP060
BP06 1 phlebothrombosis
BP062 phlegm
BP063 phlei
BP064 phrenic
BP065 phthisis
BP066 pi&a
BP067 picornavirus
BP068 piloerection
BP069 pilomotor
BP070 pincer (crust.)
BP071 pineal
BP072 pinna
BP073 pinocytosis
BP074 piscidia
BP075 pituitary
BP076 placenta
BP077 plague
BP078 plantar
BP079 plaque
BP080 plasma (biol.)
BP08 1 plasmacytoma
BP082 plate (end-plate)
BP083 pleura
BP084 plexus
BP085 plica
BP086 Plug
BP087 plum
BP088 pneumonia
BP089 poikilothermic
BP090 poliomyelitis
BP09 1 polycephalunl
BP092 polyda~tylia
BP093 polydipsia
SPECIALIZED
VOCABULARY-COnfit?Uedd
BP094
BP095
BP096
BP091
BP098
BP099
BP100
BP101
BP102
BP103
BP104
BP105
BPI06
BP107
BP108
BP109
BP1 10
BP111
BP112
BP113
BP1 14
BP1 15
BP116
BP117
BP1 18
BP119
BP120
BP121
BP122
BP123
BP124
BP125
BP126
BP127
BP128
BP129
BP130
BP131
BP132
BP133
BP134
BP1 35
BP136
BP137
BP1 38
BP139
BP140
BP141
BP142
BP143
BP144
BP145
polyploid
polyporic
polysome
pons
pontine
ponto-geniculooccipital
porcine
porta-caval
portal
posthumus
postmortem
posture
pouch
Pox
PR-8 (a virus)
precocious
prepuce
prepyriform
presbyopia
pressor
proecdysis
profuse
progeny
progestate
proglottid
prognosis
prolapse
proliferate
prophylactic
prophylaxis
prosenchyma
prostate
prosthetic
prostrate
protoplasm
protoplast
protopterdus
prototheca
protozoa
provoke
pruritis
pseudopod
psittacosis
psoas
psoralea
psoriasis
psyche
ptomaine
ptosis
puberty
puccinia
puerperal
TABLE
53
B. BIGCHEMIsTRY
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY-A SPECIALIZEDVOCABULARY-confinued
BP146
BP147
BP148
BP149
BP1 50
BP151
BP152
BP1 53
BP154
BP155
BP156
BP157
BP158
BP1 59
pulcherrimic
pullalaria
pulmonary
pulse
punctate
pupil (eye)
purpura
Pus
putamen
putrid
pyaemia
pycnosis
pylorus
pyrexia
Q
BQOOl QT-segments
BQ002 quadricorda
BQOO3 quadrigemina
BQm
quinsy
R
RA-mice
rabies
radicicola
radiology
rage
ramus (descendens)
rash
recessive
recrudesce
recruit
rectum
BROI 1 reticulocyte
BR012 reticuio-endothelial
BROI 3 reticulum
BR014 rectus (muscle)
BR015 recumbent
BR016 recuperate
BR017 redergram
BROl8 refractory (biol.)
BRO19 regimen
BR020 relapse
BR021 remission
CR075 renal
BR022 renchaw-celis
BR023 renomedu~lary
BR024 renotrophic
BR025 reovirus
BR026 repetition
BR027 replete
BR028 resuscitate
BROOl
BR002
BR003
BRO04
BRO05
BRO06
BRO07
BRO08
BRO09
BROlO
CR046
BR029 reticulocyte
BR030 reticula-endothelial
BR03 1 reticula-sarcoma
BR032 retina
BR033 retract
BR034 retrograde
BR035 revive
BR036 rhesus
BR037 rheumatic
BR038 rhinencephalon
BR039 rhinovirus
BR040 rhodostoma
BRO41 RHR (respiratory
heart-rateresponse)
BR042 RHS (reticulohistocyte-system)
BR043 rib
BR044 ribosome
CR1 14 rickets
BR045 rickettsia
BR046 rigor
BR047 Riley-virus
BR048 roseola
BR049 RPF (renal plasma
flow)
BR050 rubetla
CR1 39 rumen
S
BSOOl
BSO02
BSO03
BSO04
BSO05
BSO06
BS007
BS008
BS009
BSOlO
BSOl I
BS012
BS013
BS014
BSO15
BS016
BS017
BSOI8
BS019
BS020
BS021
BS022
sac
saculus-rotundus
sacrum
saliva
saluretic
sarcoidosis
sarcoma-l 80
sarcoma-37
sarcoma-Ml
sarcomere
sarcoplasmic
sarcosome
sartorius (muscle}
scab
scabies
scald
scapular
scar
schizophrenia
sciatic
sclerosis
scorbutic
BS023
BS024
BS025
BS026
BS027
BS028
BS029
BS030
BS031
BS032
BS033
BS034
BS035
BS036
es071
BS037
BS038
BS039
BSO40
85041
BS042
BS043
BS044
BS045
BS046
BSO47
BS048
BS049
BS050
BS05 1
BS052
BSO53
BS054
BS055
BS056
BS057
BS058
BS059
BS060
BS06 1
BS062
BS063
BS064
BS065
BS066
BS067
BS068
BS069
BS070
BS071
BS072
scrofitla
scrotum
scurvy
sebotropic
sebum
sedate
seize
semen
sensorimotor
sepsis
septicemia
septum
serologic
seromucoid
serum
shake (see tremor)
shiver
shock (biol.)
shoulder
shunt
shuttle
sialadenotrophic
sialogogue
Siamese
sick
sickle (cell)
simian
simplex
sincipi-occipital
sindbis-virus
sinew
sinistrotorsion
sinoaortic
sinoatrial
sinus
SK-poliovirus
skull
sleep
slough
smegma
sniff
snore
soleus (muscle)
somatic
somatotropic
somite
somnolence
soporific
sore
spastic
spay
speech
54
G. M. DYSON
TABLE B. BIOCHEMISTRYAND PHYSIOLoGlCAL CHEMISTRY-A SPECIALIZED VOCABULARY-continued
BS073
BS074
BS075
BS076
BS077
BS078
BS079
BS080
BSO8 1
BS082
BS083
BS084
cs222
____
sperm (seed)
spermatocyte
spermatozoon
spheroplast
spherocytosis
sphincter
spicule
splanchnic
spleen
spleenectomy
splenomegaly
spongiosa
sputum
BS085
BS086
BS087
BS088
BS089
BS090
BS091
BS092
BS093
BS094
CS265
squamous
SSA (standard
specific activity)
staircase
stasis
steatorrhea
stenocoriasis
sternum
stertorous
stillbirth
sting
stomach
BS095
BS096
BS097
BS098
BS099
BSlOO
BSlOl
BS102
BS103
BS104
BS105
BS106
BS107
BS108
BS109
BSllO
BSlll
BS112
BS113
BS114
BS115
BS116
BS117
BS118
BSll9
BS120
BS121
stomatitis
strabismus
strain (med.)
strain (bact.)
striate
stroke
stroma
strongyloides
STRR cells
stump
stupor
sturm
subclavian
sudanophilia
suffocate
suis
surae (muscles)
surgery
surra
suture
SV-40-virus
sycosis
symbiosis
sympathetic
sympatholytic
sympathomimetic
symptom
BS122
BS123
BS124
BS125
BS126
BS127
synapse
synchronise
syncytial
syndrome
synergy
systole
BTOOl
BTO02
BTO03
BTO04
BTO05
BT006
BT007
BT008
BT009
BTOlO
BTOll
BTOJ 2
BT013
BT014
BT015
BT016
BT017
BT018
BT019
BT020
BT021
BT022
BT023
BT024
BT025
BT026
BT027
BT028
BT029
BT030
CT059
tabes
tachyarrhythmia
tachycardia
tachyphylaxis
tail
tarsus
tectum
telencephalic
tendon
tenella
teratogenesis
teratology
terga
testis
tetanus
thalamus
thalassemia
thallus
thermogenesis
thigh
thorax
thought
THP (thrombohemorrhagic
phenom.)
throat
thrombus
thrombocyte
thrombocytopenia
thymectomy
thymocyte
thymus
thyroid
BT03 1
BT032
BT033
BT034
BT035
CT078
tibia
TK-cells
toe
tolerogenic
tongue
tooth
BT036
BT037
BT038
BT039
BT040
torso
trabecular
trachea
trachoma
trait
T
BT041
BT042
CT107
transfuse
transude
trauma
BT043
BT044
BT045
BT046
BT047
BT048
BT049
BT050
CT126
tremor
triceps
tridactylus
trigger
triphasic
trunk
tularemia
tumefaciens
tumor
BT05 1
BT052
BT053
BT054
BT055
BT056
turbatrix
turbinate
twitch
tympanum
typhoid
typhus
U
BUOOl
BU002
BU003
BU004
BUOOS
BU006
BU007
BU008
BUOO9
BUOlO
BUOll
cuo14
ulcer
ulna
umbilical
unilateral
uremia
ureolysis
ureter
urethra
ursinus
urticaria
uterotrophic
uterus
BU012
uvula
V
cvoo5
vagina
BVOOl
BV002
BV003
cvo12
vagus
varicocele
variola
vascular
BV004
BV005
BV006
CVO18
vas-deferens
vasa-vasorum
vasculature
vein
BV007
BV008
BVOO9
cvo22
vena-cava
venereal
veno-occlusive
venous
BVOIO
BVOll
ventral
ventricle
55
TABLE B. BIOCHEMISTRY
BV012
BV013
BV014
BV015
BV016
CV028
cvo30
BV017
BV018
BV019
cvO44
BV020
BV021
BV022
BV023
AND
PHYSIOLOOICAL
ventromedial
ventrolateral
vermiform
verruca
vesicle
vertebra
vertigo
vestibular
viable
villus
virus
viscera
vision
visna-virus
vitamer
BV024
BV025
BV026
BV027
BV028
CHEMISTRY-A
SPECIALIZED VOCABULARY-COhWPd
BWO08 wink
CW053 wound
vivipara
vocal
voluntary
vomit
vulva
BWO09 wrist
X
BXOOl
xenopus
BY001
BY002
yaws
yoshida-sarcoma
BZOOl
BZO02
zona-arcuata
zygote
W
BWOOl wakeful
BWO02 walk
BWO03 walker-256carcinoma
BWO04 wall (biol.)
BWOOS west
BWO06 whitlow
BWO07 wing
Y
Z
(1) This vocabulary was prepared by taking the indexing words from the KWIK
dividing them into the following categories:
index of CBAC and
(a) Words relating to micro-organisms which are placed in vocabulary M.
(b) Proper names, which are placed in vocabulary X.
(c) Substances named by regular systematic organic nomenclature (CA/IUPAC system) which will
have normal Registry Numbers.
(d) Substances named by trivial or non-systematic names which are placed in vocabularies D and R.
(e) Names of animal and vegetable organisms or parts, which are placed in vocabularies A and V
respectively.
(f) The residue which constitutes this vocabulary.
(2) It is not suggested that this vocabulary is complete; it merely gives the words that were used in the
particular sub-discipline in the year 1965; it probably represents 75 per cent of the total vocabulary of
the sub-discipline.
TABLE c. GENERAL
CA001
CA002
CA003
CA004
CA005
CA006
CA007
CA008
CA009
CA010
A
Abandon
aberrate
abbreviate
ability
able
abnormal
abrade
abridge
absolute
absorption
CA01 1
CA012
CA013
CA014
CA01 5
CA01 6
CA017
abstract
abundant
abut
accelerate
accept
access
accident
CHEMICAL
CA01 8
CA019
CA020
CA021
CA165
CA022
CA023
CA024
CA025
CA026
CA027
CA028
CA029
CA030
CA031
CA032
CA033
CA034
WORDS
(EXCLUDING
account
accrete
accumulate
accurate
acetylenic
acid
acoustic
acquire
acrid
act
actual
acyl
adapt
add
additive
address
adequate
adhere
COMPOUND
CA035
CA036
CA037
CA038
CA039
CA040
CA041
CA042
CA043
CA044
CA045
CA046
CA047
CA048
CA049
CA050
CA05 1
CA052
NAMES)
adiabatic
adjacent
adjust
adrenal
adsorption
adulterate
advance
adventitious
adverse
aerate
aerobic
aerosol
affect
affinity
after
age
agent
aggregate
56
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TABLE
CA053
CA054
CA158
CA162
CA055
CA056
CA057
CA058
CA059
CA060
CA061
CA062
CA063
CA064
CA065
CA066
CA067
CA068
CA069
CA070
CA071
CA072
CA073
CA074
CA075
CA I59
CA076
CA077
CA078
CA079
CA080
CA08 1
CA082
CA083
CA084
CA085
CA1 60
CA086
CA087
CA088
CA089
CA090
CA09 I
CA092
CA093
CA094
CA095
CA096
CA097
CA098
CA099
CA1 00
CA101
c. GENERAL
agitate
agree
agriculture
aim
air
alcohol (gen.)
aldehyde (gen.)
aldol (gen.)
alert
alicyclic
aliphatic
aliquot
alkali (gen.)
alkaloid
alkane
alkyd
alkyl
align
allelotropy
allergy
allow
alloy
alter
alternate
altitude
ambient
amalgam
amide (gen.)
amine (gem)
ammine (gen.)
amorphous
ampere
amphibole
amplitude
analeptic
analgesia
analog
analyse
anaphylaxis
androgen
anemia
anesthetic
angle
angstrom
anhydride
anhydrite
anil
animal
anion
anistropy
anneal
annihilate
annul
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CA102
CA161
CA103
CA104
CA105
CA 106
CA107
CA108
CA163
CA 109
CA1 10
CA 11 I
CA 166
CA 1I2
CA1 13
CA1 14
CA1 15
CA116
CA117
CA I1 8
CA1 19
CA 120
CA121
CA 122
CA 123
CA1 24
CA164
CA 125
CA 126
CA127
CA 128
CA1 29
CA1 30
CA131
CA 132
CA133
CA 134
CA1 35
CA136
CA1 37
CA138
CA1 39
CA140
CA141
CA142
CA 143
CA 144
CA145
CA146
CA147
CA148
CA149
CA150
(EXCLUDING
COMPOUND
annular
anode
antagonise
anterior
anthelmintic
anthracite
antibiotic
antidote
aperture
apparatus
apparent
appear
appendix (dot.)
appliance
aqueous
aralkyl
arbitrary
arc
area
arene
arise
aroma
aromatic (Bz. sense)
arouse
arrest
artificial
aryl
asbestos
ascend
ash
asphalt
aspirate
assay
assemble
assess
assimilate
associate
atmosphere
atom
attach
attack
attend
attenuate
attract
attribute
augment
austenite
authentic
autoclave
autograph
automat
autoxidize
auxin (gen.)
NAMES)-continued
CA151
CA1 52
CA1 53
CA154
CA155
CA156
CA157
avail
average
aviation
avid
avoid
axis
azeotrope
B
CBOOI
CB002
CB003
CB004
CB005
CBO06
CB007
CB008
CB009
CBOlO
CBOI 1
CB012
CBO13
CB014
CBO15
CB016
CBOI 7
CB018
CB019
CB020
CB021
CB022
CB023
CB024
CB025
CB026
CB027
CB028
CB029
CB030
CB03 1
CB032
CB033
CB034
CB035
CB036
CB037
CB038
CB039
CB040
CB041
CB042
CB043
CB044
Babbitt
bacillus
back (rear)
bacterium
bagasse
bake
balance (instn.)
ball
balsam
band
bar
bark
barrier
barytes
baryon
basalt
base
bast
bath
batch
battery
bauxite
bead
bean
bearing
beat
bed
beef
beer
begin
behave
behaviour
behind
bell
belong
below
bend
beneficial
bentonite
beryl
best
betaine (gem)
better
bevel
CBO45
CB046
CB047
CB048
C3049
CB050
CBOSI
CBO52
CB053
CB054
CB055
CBI 15
CBO56
CBo5;7
CBO58
CB059
CB060
CB061
CBO62
CBO63
CB064
CB065
CB066
CB067
CBO68
CBll6
CBO69
CBll7
CB070
CB071
CB072
CB073
CBO74
CBO75
CBO76
CBi I&
CB077
CB078
CBO79
CBO80
CBO8 I
CBO82
CR083
CB084
CB085
CB086
C8087
CBO88
CBf159
CB090
CB09 I
CB092
CB093
bias
bibliography
bile
binary
bind
biology
biotite
bird
birth
bite
bitter
bifumen
black (edor)
bladder
blade
blanch
blank
blast
bleach
bleed
btend
btende
block
blood
bloom
blow
blue
boat
boil
bond (them.)
boat:
book
border
bore
bottfo
bottom
bound
box
brain
branch
brandy
brass
braze
bread
break
breakdown
breath
breed
brei
brick
bridge
bright
brilliant
CBo94
CBO95
CB096
CB097
CBO98
CBW9
brine
bring
briquet
brittle
broad
broil
CBf OO bronchus
CBlOt
bronze
CB 102 brown
CB103 brush
CB104 bubble
CB105 buffer
CB106 build
CB187 bulk
CB108 bung
CB109 burette
CElllO burn
CBl 11 burst
CBll2
bnfter
CB113 bypass
CBl14
byproduct
CC001
CC002
Cc003
Cc004
CC005
CC006
CC007
CC008
CC009
CCOlO
CCOl I
CC012
cc013
CC01 4
CC015
CC0 16
CC017
CC018
cCOr9
CC020
CC021
CC022
CC023
CC024
CC025
CC026
CC027
CC028
CC029
CC030
C
cable
cage
calamirie
c&&e
calcite
calculate
calibrate
calorie
camera
can
cancer
candle
cane
caouf~~o~c
cap
capacity (elec.)
capacity (vol.)
capillary
capsule
carbohydrate
carcinoma
care
carry
cascade
case
caseous
cast
cafabo~~sm
catalyse
category
CC232
CC03 I
CC032
CC033
CC034
CC035
Cc036
CC037
CC038
CC039
CC040
CCO4I
CC042
CC@43
CC044
CC045
CC046
CC23 1
CC047
CC048
CC049
CC050
CC05 f
CC233
CC052
CC334
cc053
cc054
CC055
CC056
CC057
CC058
CC059
CCOSO
CC061
CC062
CC063
CC064
CC065
CC066
CC067
CC068
CC069
CC070
CC071
CC072
CC073
CC074
CC075
CC076
CC077
CC078
CC079
cathode
cation
cattle
caulk
cause
caustic
caution
cavity
cease
ceil
cement
centre
centrifuge
ceramic
certain
cessation
chain
chair
chalcogen
ckafk
chamber
chamfer
change
charcoal
charge @ad)
charge (elec.>
&eck
cheese
chetate
chemistry
chill
china (@ram.)
chop
chroman (gen.1
chromatin
chromatography
chromo~hore
cinnabar
cipher
circIe
circuit
circutate
clad
clarify
class
clathrate
clay
clean
cfear
cieave
clinker
clock
close
G. M. DYSON
58
TABLE
CC080
CC235
CC08 1
CC082
CC083
CC084
CC236
CC085
CC086
CC087
CC088
CC089
cc090
cc09 1
CC092
cc093
cc094
cc095
CC096
cc097
CC098
cc099
cc100
cc101
cc102
cc103
cc104
cc105
CC106
cc107
CC108
cc109
CCI IO
cc111
cc1 12
cc113
cc1 14
cc115
CC116
cc117
CC248
CC118
cc1 19
cc120
cc121
cc122
CC123
cc124
CC125
CC126
CC127
CC128
c. GENERAL
clot
cloth
cloud
clump
coagulate
coal
coalesce
coarse
coat
coaxial
cock (valve)
cocoa
code
coefficient
coercive
coffee
cognac
cohere
coil
coin
coincide
coir
coke
cold
collagen
collect
collide
colloid
colophony
color
column
combine
combust
commission
common
communicate
compact (dense)
compare
compartment
compatible
compensate
(non
leg.)
compete
complement
complete
complex
comply
component
compose
compound
compress
comprise
computer
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CC129
cc130
cc131
CC1 32
cc133
cc1 34
cc135
CC136
cc137
CC138
cc139
cc140
cc141
CC142
cc143
cc144
cc145
CC237
CC146
cc147
CC148
CC238
cc149
CC239
cc150
cc151
CC152
cc153
CC240
cc154
cc155
CC156
cc157
CC158
cc159
CC160
CC161
CC162
CC163
CC24 1
CC164
CC165
CC166
CC167
CC168
CC169
cc170
cc171
CC172
cc173
cc174
CC242
cc175
(EXCLUDING
COMPOUND
concentrate
concept
concrete
condense
conduct
cone
configure
conform
confuse
congener
conglomerate
conjugate
connect
conserve
consistent
consolidate
constant (invariant)
constant (num.)
constituent
constrain
constrict
construct
consume
consumption
contact
contain
contaminate
content
contingent
continue
contract (draw in)
contradict
contrary
contribute
control
convect
convenient
convert
convex
convey
convulse
cook
cool
coordinate
copal
copolymer
COPY
cord
core
cork
corn (wheat)
corn (maize)
cornea
ivmEs)-conrinued
CC176
cc177
CC178
cc179
CC180
CC181
CC182
CC183
CC184
CC185
CC243
CC186
CC187
CC188
CC189
cc190
cc244
cc191
CC245
CC192
cc193
cc194
cc195
CC196
cc197
CC198
cc199
cc200
cc20 1
cc202
CC203
CC204
CC205
CC249
CC206
CC207
CC208
CC209
cc210
cc21 1
cc212
CC213
CC214
CC215
CC216
CC217
CC218
CC219
cc220
cc221
cc222
CC223
CC224
corona
corpus
correct
correlate
correspond
corrode
cortex
corundum
cosmetic
cosmic
cost
cotton
coulomb
count
couple
covalent
cover
crack (them.)
crack (mech.)
cream
crease
create
creep
creosote
cretaceous
crimp
cristobalite
critical
crop
cross
crown
crucial
crude
crush
cryobiology
cryogenic
cryolite
cryotron
crystal
crystallography
cube (geom.)
cullet
culture (bact.)
cumulate
cupel
cupola
cuprammonium
cupric
curd
cure (heal)
curie (unit)
current
curve
TABLE
C. GENERAL
CC225
CC226
CC227
CC228
CC246
CC247
CC229
CC230
cuticle
cut
cycle
cyclotron
cylinder (geom.)
cylinder (gas.)
cytoplasm
cytostatic
CD001
CD002
CD1 54
CD003
CD004
CD155
CD005
CD006
CD007
CD008
CD009
CD010
CD011
CD012
CD01 3
CD1 56
CD014
CD015
CD01 6
CD 157
CD01 7
CD018
CD019
CD020
CD021
CD022
CD023
CD024
CD025
CD026
CD027
CD028
CD158
CD029
CD030
CD03 1
CD032
CD033
CD034
CD035
CD036
CD037
CD038
D
daily
dairy
damage
dammar
damp
danger
dark
data
date
day
decarburise
decay
deck
decline
decompose
decrease
deduce
deep
defect
defend
deficiency
define
deflagrate
deflect
deform
degas
degenerate
degrade
degree
delay
delete
deleterious
deliver
demand
denature
denote
dense
dental
dentifrice
depend
deplete
deposit (sediment)
depress
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CD039
CD040
CD041
CD042
CD043
CD044
CD045
CD046
CD047
CD048
CD049
CD050
CD05 1
CD052
CD053
CD054
CD055
CD1 59
CD056
CD057
CD058
CD059
CD060
CD061
CD062
CD063
CDL 60
CD064
CD065
CD066
CD067
CD068
CD069
CD070
CD071
CD072
CD073
CD074
CD075
CD076
CD077
CD078
CD079
CD080
CD161
CD081
CD082
CD083
CD084
CD085
CD086
CD087
CD088
(BXCLUDINO
COMPOUND
deprive
derive
dermis
desert
desiccate
design
desorb
destroy
detach
detail
detect
detergent
deteriorate
determine
detonate
deuteron
develop
deviate
device
devitrify
devoid
dew
diabetes
diagram
dialyse
diamagnetic
diameter
diamond
diaphragm (mech.)
diarrhea
diastase (gen.)
diatomite
diazotype
dichroic
dielectric
diesel
diet
different
diffract
diffuse
digest
digital
dilate
diluent
dimension
diminish
diode
dip
dipole
direct
dirt
disc
discharge
NAMES)-Cmdu&?d
CD089
CD090
CD091
CD092
CD093
CD094
CD095
CD096
CD097
CD098
CD099
CD1 00
CD101
CD 102
CD103
CD104
CD105
CD106
CD107
CD108
CD 109
CD1 10
CD1 11
CD1 12
CD1 I3
CD1 14
CD1 15
CD1 16
CD1 17
CD1 18
CD1 19
CD120
CD121
CD122
CD123
CD124
CD1 25
CD126
CD127
CD128
CD129
CD1 30
CD131
CD132
CD133
CD134
CD135
CD162
CD1 36
CD137
CD138
CD139
CD140
discolor
discrete
discriminate
disease
dish
disinfect
disintegrate
dislocate
dispense
disperse
displace
dispose
dissociate
dissolve
distance
distil
distinct
distort
distribute
disturb
diuresis
diverge
divert
divide
document
dolerite
dolomite
domain
domestic
dominant
donor
dope
dormant
dose
dot
double
dough
down (dirn.)
down (mat.)
draft (mech.)
draft (plan)
drag
drain
draw
drift
drill
drink
drive
drop (drip)
drought
drug
drum
dry
59
G. M. DYSON
60
TABLE C. GENERAL CHEMICAL WORDS (EXCLUDING COMPOUND NAMES)-COnti~llled
CD141
CD142
CD143
CD144
CD145
CD146
CD163
CD164
CD147
CD148
CD149
CD150
CD151
CD152
CD153
dual
duct (mech.)
duct (biol.)
ductile
dunite
duplicate
durable
duration
dust
dwarf
dye
dynamic
dynamite
dynamo
dysentery
CEO01
CEO02
CEO03
CEO04
CEO05
CEO06
CEO07
CEO08
CEO09
CEO10
CEO1 1
CEO12
CEO1 3
CEO14
CEO15
CEO1 6
CEO17
CEO18
CEO19
CEO20
CEO21
CEO22
CEO23
CEO24
CEO25
CEO26
CEO27
CEO28
CEO29
CEO30
CEO3 1
CEO32
CEO33
CEO34
CEO35
CEO36
E
each
earth
earthquake
earthenware
eat
ebonite
echo
ecology
eddy
edema
edge
edible
edit
effect
efficiency
effloresce
effluent
efflux
egg
either
eject
elaborate
elastomer
electric
electrode
electrofax
electron
electrophilic
electrophoresis
electroplate
electrostatic
electrum
element
elevate
eliminate
elongate
CEO37
CEO38
CEO39
CEO40
CEO4 I
CEO42
CEO43
CEO44
CEO45
CEO46
CEO47
CE153
CEO48
CEO49
CEO50
CEO5 I
CEO52
CEO53
CEO54
CEO55
CEO56
CEO57
CEO58
CEO59
CEO60
CEO6 1
CEO62
CEO63
CEO64
CEO65
CEO66
CEO67
CEO68
CEO69
CEO70
CEO7 1
CEO72
CEO73
CEO74
CEO75
CEO76
CEO77
CEO78
CEO79
CEO80
CEO8 1
CEO82
CEO83
CEO84
CEO85
CEO86
CEO87
CE147
elucidate
elute
emanate
emboss
embrittle
embryo
emerald
emerge
emery
EMF
emit
emphatic
empty
emulsify
enamel
enamine
enantiomorph
encaustic
encephalograph
encyclopedia
end
endocrine
endometrium
endosperm
endure
energy
engage
engine
enhance
enlarge
en01
enough
enrich
ensile
enter
enteritis
enthalpy
entire
entropy
entry
enumerate
environment
enzyme
epitaxial
epoxide
EPR
equal
equilibrium
equine
equip
equivalent
eradicate
erect
CEO88
CEO89
CEO90
CEO9 1
CEO92
CEO93
CEO94
CEO95
CEO96
CE152
CEO97
CE148
CEO98
CEO99
CElOO
CElOl
CE102
CE103
CE149
CEl04
CE105
CE106
CE107
CE108
CE109
CEl IO
CElll
CE112
CE113
CEI 14
CE115
CEl16
CE117
CEl18
CEl19
CE120
CE121
CE122
CE123
CE124
CE125
CE126
CE127
CE128
CEl29
CE130
CE150
CE131
CE132
CE133
CE134
CE135
CE136
erg
ergot
erode
error
erythrocyte
escape
eskimo
ESR
essence
establish
ester
estimate
estrogen
etch
ether
eudiometer
eutectic
evacuate
evaluate
evaporate
even
ever
evert
evoke
evolve
exact
exalt
examine
example
excavate
excel
except
excess
exchange
excite
exclude
excrete
exercise
exert
exhaust
exhibit
exist
exophthalmic
expand
expect
expel
experiment
explode
exponent
expose
express
expulsion
exsiccate
CE137
CE138
CE139
GE140
GE151
CEMl
CEf42
CEf43
CEl44
CE145
CEI46
extend
exterior
external
extinct
extinguish
extra
extract
CFOOI
f%&ric
CFOO2
CFOO3
CFOO4
CFOOS
CFO06
CFlll
CFOW
CFOM
CFI 12
CFO09
CFOlO
CFOI 1
CFOf2
CFO13
CFOI4
GFOl5
CF016
CF017
CFOlB
CFO19
CFQ20
CFU2 I
CF022
CF023
CF024
CF025
CFO26
CFQ27
CFOB
CF029
CF030
CF03 1
CF032
CFO33
CFO34
CFO35
CF036
CFO37
CF038
CF113
face
facet
facile
factor (math.)
fade
fail
fah
fallout
fan
faraday
farina
fast
fat
fatiguz
fauit (non-geol.)
feed
feedback
feel
felspar
felt
ferment
fertile
ferus
frbrc
fibroma
fiducial
field
figure
filament
fill
film
filter
fin
find
fine
finger
finish
fire
~re~~~~f
first
~XWt%W
eXt&c:
exude
eye
F
CFO39
CFO40
CEO41
CFO42
CF043
CFO44
CFO45
CFO46
CFO47
CFO48
CFl14
CFO49
CFO5Q
CFOSI
CF052
CFO.53
CF054
CFOSS
CFO56
CF057
CFOS8
CFO59
CFO60
CF061
CF062
CFO63
CFO64
CFWS
CF066
CF067
CF068
CF069
CFO70
CFW I
CFO72
CF073
CF074
CF075
CF076
CFO77
CFO78
CFO79
CFO80
CF115
CF081
CFO82
CT%83
CFO84
CFO85
CFO86
CFO87
CFO88
CFO89
fish
fission
fit
fix
flake
flame
flare
flash
flat
flavor
flaw
f&X
Bigtt
~~~~*~~t~~~~
Aoccufate
flock
flood
floor
Aoret
Rot&ion
flutir
ffow
fluctuate
fhtid
fluoresce
CFIl6
CF090
CF091
CFO92
CFl17
CFo93
CF094
CFO95
CF096
CF118
CF097
CFO98
CFO99
CF100
CFIOI.
CF102
CF103
CF104
CFlO5
CFIO6
CFlO7
CFli9
CF109
CFl10
Freon
frequent
fresh
friable
friction
frir
front
frost
froth
frozen
fruit
FSH
fuef
f&t
fumarolc
fume
function
fundament
fungus
funnel
fur
furnace
furnish
fuse (rn~~t)
fuse1
CGOOf
CG002
CGO03
CGO04
CGOO5
CG006
CGoO7
CGOO8
CGOO9
CC010
CG071
CGOJ 1
CC012
CGOf 3
CGOI4
CG072
CGOl5
CG073
CC016
CGO17
CGDB
CGO19
CGOZO
CC021
CG022
CG023
G
gabbro
gahnite
gain
galaxy
galena
gall
ga~~ota~nin
galvanic
g&anise
ganglion
gap
garnet
gas
gaso&e
gastric
gauge
gauss
gauze
gear
gel
gem
gene
generate
geometry
germ
get
CF1 08
fhmpaf
Aux
By (now?)
foam
focus
fodder
fog
foil
fold
food
foot
forhiif
force
forensic
forest
form
formula
fortran
foul
found
fraction
fracture
fragile
fragment
fragrant
frame
free
freeze
62
G. M.
TABLE C. GENERAL
CG024
CG025
CG026
CG027
CG028
CG029
CG030
CG03 1
CG074
CG032
CG033
CG034
CG035
CG036
CG037
CG038
CG039
CG040
CG041
CG075
CG042
CG043
CG044
CG045
CC046
CG047
CG048
CG049
C’G050
CG051
CG052
CG053
CG054
CG055
CG056
CG057
CG058
CG059
CG060
CG061
CG062
CG063
CG076
CG077
CG079
CG064
CG065
CG066
CG078
CG067
CG068
CG069
CG070
giant
give
glacial
gland (mech.)
glass
glaze
globule
gloss
glow
glue
glycemia
glycidol
glycol (gen.)
glycoside
gneiss
go
goniometer
good
gout
grade
gradient
graft
grain
gram
granite
granule
graph
graphite
grass
grate
gravel
gravity
gravure
grease
great
green
grey
grid
grind
groove
gross
ground (math.)
ground (earth)
ground (milled)
ground (logic)
group
grow
guano
guard
gum
gut
guttapercha
gypsum
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CHOOI
CHO02
CHO03
CHO04
CHO05
CHO06
CHO07
CHOOS
CHO09
CHOIO
CHOI 1
CH012
CH013
CH014
CH015
CH016
CHOI 7
CH018
CH019
CH020
CH083
CH021
CH022
CH023
CH024
CH025
CH026
CH027
CH028
CH084
CH029
CH030
CH03 1
CH032
CH033
CH034
CH035
CH036
CH037
CH038
CH039
CH040
CHO41
CH042
CH043
CH044
CH045
CH048
CH049
CHOSO
CHOS 1
CH052
DYSON
(EXCLUDING
H
habit
had
hair
half
halflife
halide
halo
halogen
ham
hand
handbook
hapten
hard
hardboard
harmonic
hashish
hastelloy
have
hay
hazard
haze
head (hydrostatic)
heal
health
heart
hearth
heat
heath
heavy
height
hela
helicon
helix
helminth
hematite
heme
hemoglobin
hemopoietic
hemorrhage
hemp
hepatic
herb
here
heredity
heterogeneous
heterosphere
hide
high
hinder
hinge
histone
history
COMPOUND
NAMES)-continued
CH053
CH085
CH054
CH055
CH056
CH057
CH058
CH059
CH060
CH061
CH086
CH062
CH063
CH064
CH065
CH066
CH067
CH068
CH069
CH070
CH07 1
CH072
CH073
CH074
CH075
CH076
C-HO77
CH087
CH078
CH079
CHOSO
CH081
CH082
hit
hold
hole
homogeneous
homolog
honey
horizontal
hormone
horn
hornblende
horticultural
host
hot
hour
house
how
hue
human
humid
humus
hyaline
hybrid
hydrate
hydraulic
hydrol
hydrophobe
hygrometer
hygroscopic
hypo (photog.)
hypotensive
hypothesis
hypoxia
hysteresis
CIOOl
CIOOZ
CIO03
c1004
CIOOS
CIO06
CIO07
CIOOS
C1009
Cl010
CIOI I
c1012
CIO13
CI014
CI094
CIOI 5
CIO16
C1017
ice
I
ideal
identical
idiopathic
TDP
igneous
ignite
ileum
illite
ilIum~nate
ilmenite
image
imide
imine
immerse
immune
impact
impair
TABLE
CIO18
CIOI 9
C1095
CIO20
CI021
CI022
CI023
CI024
CIO25
CI026
CI096
CI027
CI028
CI029
C1030
CI03 1
CI032
CI033
CI034
CI035
CI036
CI037
CI038
CI039
CIo40
CIO41
CI042
CI043
CI097
CI044
CIO45
CI046
CI047
Cl048
CI049
CIO50
CIO5 1
CIO52
CI098
CIO53
CIO54
CIO55
CIO56
CI057
CIO58
CI059
CIO60
C1061
Cl062
Cl063
CI064
CIO65
Cl066
c. GENERAL
impel
impregnate
impress
improve
impulse
in
incident
include
incoloy
inconel
incorporate
increase
indelible
index
indicate
induce
industrial
industry
inert
infant
infarct
infect
inferior
infinite
inflame
influx
inform
infuse
ingredient
inhale
inherit
inhibit
initial
inject
injure
ink
inner
innervate
input
insert
insipid
instant
instead
instruct
instrument
insulate
integer
integrate
intense
intent
intercalate
interface
interfere
CHEMICAL
WORDS
(EXCLUDING
CI067
CI099
CI068
CI069
C1070
CI071
CI072
CI073
CI074
CIO75
CI076
CI077
CI078
CI079
CIO80
CIO81
CI082
CI083
CIO84
CIOSS
CI086
CI087
CI088
CI099
CIlOO
CIO90
CI091
CI092
CI093
intermediate
intermittent
internal
interstice
interval
intestine
into
intolerance
intoxicate
intrinsic
intrude
invent
invert
involute
ion
iris (instr.)
irradiate
irritant
isceon
ischemia
isinglass
island
isolate
isomer
isotactic
isotope
isotropic
issue
it
CJOOl
CJO02
CJO03
CJO04
CJO05
CJO06
CJO07
CJO08
CJO09
CJOIO
CJOll
CJO12
CJO13
CJO14
CJO15
J
jack
jacket
jade
jar
jasper
jelly
jet (mech.)
jet (min.)
join
joule
journal (lit.)
juice
junction
jupiter
jut
CKOOl
CKO02
CKO03
CK004
K
kaolin
kava
keep
kerosine
COMPOUND
(cpd.)
63
NAMES)-continued
CKOOS
CKO06
CKO07
CKO08
CK009
CKOlO
ketone (gen.)
key
kidney
kieserite
kill
kiln
CKOl 1 kinase
CK012 kind
CKO13 kinetic
CK014 Kipp’s
CKO15 kitchen
CKO16 kyanite
L
CL001
CL002
CL003
CL004
CL005
CL006
CL007
CL008
CL009
CL010
CL100
CL01 1
CL012
CL01 3
CL014
CL015
CL016
CL017
CL018
CL019
CL020
CL021
CL022
CL023
CL024
CL025
CL026
CL027
CL028
CL029
CL030
CL03 1
CL032
CL033
CL034
CL035
CL036
CL037
CL038
laboratory
label
labile
lacquer
lachrymator
lactam
lactim
lactone
ladder
lag (delay)
lag (insuln.)
lagoon
lake
lamellum
lamina
lamp
land
lanthanon
lard
large
laser
last
latent
lateral
laterite
latex
lattice
lava
law (sci.)
laxative
layer
leach
lead (verb)
leaf
leak
learn
least
leather
lecture
64
G. M. DYSON
TABLE c. GENERAL
CL039
CL040
CL041
CL042
CL043
CL044
CL045
CL046
CL047
CL048
CL049
CL050
CL051
CL052
CL053
CL054
CL055
CL056
CL057
CL058
CL059
CL060
CL06 1
CL062
CL063
CL064
CL065
CL103
CL066
CL067
CL068
CL069
CL070
CL071
CL101
CL072
CL102
CL073
CL074
CL075
CL076
CL077
CL078
CL079
CL080
CL081
CL082
CL083
CL084
CL085
CL086
CL087
CL088
left
leg
length
lens (instr.)
let
lethal
leukemia
leukocyte
level
lever
levigate
liable
liberate
library
lichen
lid
lie
life
lifetime
lift (move)
ligand
light
lightning
lignite
like
limb
lime
limestone
limit
line
link
linter
lip
lipid
liquefy
liquid
literature
lithograph
live
liver
livestock
lixiviate
load
loam
locate
lock
lode
logarithm
long
longitude
look
loop
loose
CHEMICAL
WORDS
(EXCLUDING
CL089
CL090
CL091
CL092
CL093
CL094
CL095
CL096
CL097
CL098
CL099
lose
low
lubricate
luminesce
luminophore
luminous
lunar
lung
lute
lymph
lysozyme
CM001
CM002
CM143
CM003
CM004
CM005
CM006
CM007
CM008
CM009
CM010
CM01 1
CM012
CM013
CM014
CM015
CM016
CM017
CM01 8
CM019
CM020
CM021
CM144
CM022
CM023
CM024
CM025
CM026
CM027
CM028
CM029
CM030
CM03 1
CM032
CM033
CM034
CM035
CM036
CM145
CM037
macerate
machine
macroscopic
made
magma
magnesite
magnet
magnetite
magneto
main
make
malachite
malleable
malt
mamma
man
manifest (clear)
manner
mamometer
mantle
manual
manufacture
map
margarine
margin
marine
mark (label)
market
marl
marrow (bone)
marrow (veg.)
martensite
maser
mash
mask
mass
massif
master
mat
match
M
COMPOUND
NAMES)-CoTItiPZued
CM038
CM039
CM040
CM041
CM042
CM043
CM044
CM045
CM046
CM146
CM047
CM048
CM049
CM050
CM051
CM052
CM053
CM054
CM147
CM055
CM056
CM057
CM058
CM1 50
CM059
CM150
CM060
CM061
CM148
CM062
CM063
CM064
CM065
CM066
CM067
CM068
CM069
CM070
CM07 1
CM072
CM073
CM074
CM075
CM076
CM077
CM078
CM079
CM080
CM081
CM082
CM083
CM084
CM085
material
mathematics
matrix
matte
matter
mature
may
maximum
meadow
mean
measure
meat
mechanic
medicine
medium (meat
meiosis
meliorate
mellow
melt
meet
membrane
memory
mendel
meniscus
mental
mer
mercaptan
mercerize
mesh
mesomerism
meson
messenger
metabolite
metal
metallurgy
meteor
meter
metrology
mica
micelle
microbe
microscope
microsome
microtome
middle
migrate
mildew
milk
mill
mineral
miniature
minimum
minus
TABLE c. GENERAL
CM086
CM087
CM088
CM089
CM090
CM149
CM091
CM092
CM093
CM094
CM095
CM096
CM097
CM098
CM099
CM100
CM101
CM102
CM103
CM104
CM105
CM106
CM107
CM108
CM109
CM1 10
CM 111
CM1 12
CM 113
CM114
CM1 15
CM1 16
CM1 17
CM118
CM1 19
CM120
CM121
CM122
CM123
CM124
CM125
CM126
CM127
CM128
CM 129
CM130
CM131
CM1 32
CM133
CM 134
CM 135
CM 136
CM 137
minute (small)
minute (time)
mint (coin)
mirror
miscible
mist
mite
mitochondria
mitosis
mix
mobile
mode
model
moderate
modify
modulate
mohole
moist
molasses
mold
molecule
molten
molybdenite
moment
monazite
monitor
monograph
montan
montmorillonite
moon
moraine
mordant
morphology
mortal
mortar
mosaic
most
motor
mottle
mould
mountain
month
move
mucilage
mucous
muffle
multiple
municipal
muon
muscle
muscovite
mushroom
mustard
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CM138
CM1 39
CM140
CM141
CM142
(EXCLUDING
must
mycelium
mycobacterium
myelin
mylar
N
nail
name
naphtha
narcotic
narrow
nascent
native
natron
nature
near
CNOl 1 nebula
CN012 neck
CNO13 necessary
CN014 necrosis
CN015 need
CN064 needle
CN016 negative
CN017 neither
CNOI 8 nematode
CNOl9 neoplasm
CN020 nepheline
CN021 nephelometer
CN022 nephritis
CN023 nerve
CN024 net (price)
CN025 net (reticulum)
CN026 neuron
CN027 neutral
CN028 neutrino
CN029 neutron
CN030 never
CN031 new
CN032 next
CN033 night
CN034 nil
CN035 nimonic
CN036 nitrile
CN037 nitroprusside
CN038 NMR
CN039 no
CN040 noble
CN041 node
CN042 nodule
CN043 noise
CN044 nomenclature
CN045 nominal
CNOOl
CNO02
CNO03
CNO04
CNOO5
CNO06
CNO07
CNO08
CNOO9
CNOlO
COMPOUND
NAMES)-Continued
CN046
CN047
CN048
CN049
CNOSO
CNOSl
CN052
CN053
CN054
CN055
CN056
CN057
CN058
CN059
CN060
CN065
CN061
CN062
CN063
none
nor (= and not)
norm
notation
notch
novelty
now
noxious
nozzle
nuclear
nucleon
nucleophile
nucleoprotein
nucleoside
nucleotide
nucleus (atomic)
number
nutrient
nylon
COO01
COO02
COO03
COO04
COO05
COO06
COO07
COO08
COO09
COO10
COO1 1
COO12
COO13
coo14
coo15
COO16
COO17
COO18
COO19
COO20
COO21
COO22
COO64
COO23
COO24
COO25
COO26
COO27
COO28
COO29
COO30
COO3 1
0
oak
oat
obese
obey
object (noun)
oblige
obstruct
occlude
occur
ocher
ocular
odd
odor
of
off
offensive
often
oil
oilseed
ointment
old
olefin
oleum
olivine
omit
one
once
onyx
opal
opaque
open
operate
65
G. M. DYWN
66
TABLE c. GENERAL
COO32
COO33
COO34
COO35
COO36
COO37
COO38
COO39
COO40
COO41
COO42
COO43
COO44
COO45
COO46
COO47
COO48
COO49
COO50
COO5 1
COO52
COO65
COO67
COOS3
COOS4
COO55
COO56
COOS7
COO58
COO59
COO60
COO61
COO62
COO63
COO66
opium
optic
optimum
or
oral
orange (color)
orbit
orchard
order (rank)
ordinary
ore
organ (biol.)
organic (them.)
orient
orifice
origin
orpiment
oscillate
osmosis
ossify
out
outlet
outside
oval
ovary
oven
over
overt
overlap
overtone
ovomucoid
ovum
oxide
oxime
ozone
CPOOl
CPO02
CPO03
CPO04
CPOO5
CPO06
CPOO7
CPOOX
CPO09
CPOlO
VP01 1
CPO12
CPOI 3
CP014
CPOlS
CPOI 6
P
pace
pack
pad
paint
pair
pale
pan
paper
parabola
para-H
parachor
paradox
paraffin
parallel
parameter
parasite
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CPO17
CP018
CP019
CPO20
CPO21
CPO22
CP023
CP024
CP02.5
CP026
CP027
CP028
CP029
CPO30
CP03 1
CP032
CP033
CP034
CPO35
CP036
CP037
CP038
CP039
CPO40
CPO41
CP042
CP043
CP044
CPO45
CP046
047
CP048
CP049
CPO50
CP05 1
CP052
CP053
CP054
CPOSS
CP056
CP057
CPO58
CP210
CPO59
CPO60
CPO61
CP062
CP063
CP064
CPO65
CP066
CP067
CPO68
(EXCLUDING
parietal
parity
part
particle
partition
pass
passive
paste
pastry
patent
path
pattern
pay
peak
peanut
peat
pectin
peel
pegmatite
pellet
pelt
pendulum
penetrate
peptide
percentage
percolate
perfect
perforate
perform
perfume
perfuse
periclase
peridot
period
periphery
perlite
permalloy
permanent
permeate
permute
pernicious
perovskite
perpendicular
persist
person
perturb
pest
petroleum
pH
phage
phagocyte
pharmacy
phase (physical)
COMPOUND
NAMES)--continued
CP069
CPO70
CPO71
072
CP073
CP074
CPO75
CP076
CP077
CP078
CPO79
CPO80
CPO81
CPO82
CP083
CP084
CPO85
CP211
CP086
CPO87
CP088
CP089
CPO90
CP091
GPO92
CP093
CP094
CP095
CPO96
CP097
CP098
CP099
CPl 00
CPlOl
CPlO2
CP103
CP104
CP105
CP106
CP107
CP108
CP109
CPl 10
CPI 11
CPl I2
CPl I3
CPI 14
CPl15
CPI 16
CPI 17
CP2 12
CPI 18
phene
phenomenon
phlogopite
phonon
phosphor
phosphore~ence
photograph
photon
physical
physics
physiology
pickle
picture
piece
piezo
pigment
pile
pin
pink
pion
pipe
pipette
pitch
pitchblende
pK
place
plagioclase
plane
planet
plant (them.)
plasma (physics)
plaster
plastic
plate
platform (petrothem.)
piexiglas
plot
plug
plumbago (min.)
ply
PMR
pneumatic
podzol
point
poison
pole (elec.)
pole (phys.)
poliovirus
polish
pollen
pollute
pond
TABLE
CP119
CPl20
CP121
CP122
CP123
CP124
CPl25
CP126
CP127
CP128
CP129
CPl30
CP131
CP132
CP133
CP134
CP135
CP136
CPl37
CP213
CP138
CP139
CP140
CP141
CP142
CP143
CP144
CP145
CP146
CP147
CP148
CP149
CPI 50
CPl5 1
CPI 52
CPl53
CP154
CPl55
CP156
CP157
CP158
CP159
CP160
CP161
CP162
CP163
CP164
CP165
CP166
CP167
CP168
CP169
CP170
C.
GENERAL
pool
popular
populate
porcelain
pore
pork
porphyry
portion
position
positron
possible
posterior
pot
potash
potent
potentiometer
pottery
pound (wt.)
pound (beat)
pour
powder
power
pozzolana
precede
precession
precipitate
precise
precursor
predict
predominate
prefer
pregnant
prehnite
prepare
preponderate
preserve
press (math.)
presume
prevent
primary
primer
primitive
print
prism
probable
probe
problem
process
procure
produce
profile
profound
program
CHEMICAL
WORDS
(EXCLUDING
COMPOUND
CPl71
progress
CP172 project
CP173 prolong
CP174 promote
CP175 proof
CP176 propagate
CP177 propel
CP178 property (character)
CP179 proportion
CP180 prospect (geol.)
CP181 . protamine
CP182 protect
CP183 protein
CP184 protolytic
CP185 proton
CP186 prototropic
CP187 protract
CP188 protrude
CP189 proximate
CP190 pull
CP191 pulp
CP192 pulse
CP214 pulverise
CP193 pump
CP194 puncture
CP195 pungent
CP196 pure
CP197 purple
CP198 purpose
CP199 put
CP200 putty
CP201 PVC
CP202 pycnometer
CP203 pyramid
CP204 pyresis
CP205 pyrites
CP206 pyrogen
CP207 pyrolysis
CP208 pyrophoric
CP209 pyroxene
Q
CQOOl
CQO02
CQO03
CQO04
CQOl5
CQOO5
CQOO6
CQO07
CQOO8
CQOO9
CQOlO
quadruple
quadrupole
qualify
quality
quantity
quantum
quark
quarter
quartz
quaternary
quench
NAMES)-Continued
CQOl 1
CQO12
CQO13
CQ014
CR001
CR002
CR003
CR004
CR145
CR005
CR006
CR007
CR008
CR009
CR010
CR01 1
CR012
CR01 3
CR014
CR015
CR016
CR017
CR018
CR019
CR020
CR021
CR150
CR146
CR022
CR023
CR024
CR025
CR026
CR027
CR028
CR029
CR030
CR151
CR03 1
CR032
CR033
CR034
CR035
CR036
CR037
CR038
CR039
CR040
CR041
CR042
CR043
quiescent
quinoid
quinone (gen.)
quotient
R
race
racemic
radiate
radical (them.)
radioactive
radiograph
radius
raffinate
rainbow
raise
rake
ramie
rancid
random
range
rapid
rare
rare-earth
rate
rather
ratio
ration
rational
raw
ray
rayon
RDX
react (chemically)
reagent
real
realgar
rear
rearrangement
reason
rebound
recede
receive
recent
receptor
reciprocal
reclaim
reclamation
recognize
recoil
reconcile
record
recover
67
68
G. M.
TABLE
CR044
CR045
CR046
CR147
CR047
CR048
CR049
CR050
CR05 1
CR148
CR052
CR053
CR054
CR055
CR056
CR057
CR058
CR059
CR060
CR061
CR062
CR063
CR064
CR065
CR066
CR067
CR068
CR069
CR070
CR071
CR072
CR073
CR074
CR075
CR076
CR077
CR078
CR079
CR080
CR08 1
CR082
CR083
CR084
CR085
CR086
CR087
CR088
CR089
CR090
CR09 1
CR092
CR093
CR094
C. GENERAL
recrystallize
rectify (distil)
rectum
recuperate
recur
recycle
red
redox
reduce
refer
refine
reflect
reflex
reflux
reform
refract
refractory (met.)
refrigerate
regenerate
region
regress
regular
reinforce
reject
relate
relax
relay
release
reliable
relieve
remain
remote
remove
renal
renew
repair
repeat
repel
repetition
replace
replica
report
repository
repress
reproduce
require
reserve
reservoir
residue
resin
resist
resolve
resonance
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CR095
CR096
CR097
CR098
CR099
CR100
DYSON
(EXCLUDING
resorption
respire
respond
rest
restrain
restore
CR101 restrict
CR102 resume
CR103 retain
CR104 retard
CR105 reticular
CR106 retina
CR107 retort
CR150 retrieve
CR108 reverberate
CR 109 reverse
CR1 10 review
CR 152 revolve
CR 111 rheology
CR1 12 rhythm
CR113 rice
CR1 14 rickets
CR1 15 right
CR116 rigid
CR117 rim
CR118 rind
CR119 ring
CR 149 rinse
CR120 ripen
CR121 river
CR122 road
CR123 roast
CR 124 rochelle
CR125 rock
CR1 26 rocket
CR127 rod
CR1 28 rodent
CR/29
roll (move)
CR130 root (base)
CR131 rosin
CR132 rot
CR133 rotate
CR 134 rough
CR1 35 round
CR136 rubber
CR137 ruby
CR138 rule
CR 139 rumen
CR140 run (expt.)
CR141 rupture
CR142 rust
CR143 rutile
CR144 rye
COMPOUND
NAMES)-----Co~iliI?N~f~
S
csooI
saccharometer
CSOO2 safe
csoo3
sag
sagger
csoo4
sag0
csoo.5
CSO06 salt
saltpeter
csoo7
CS328 salvage
CSOOS same
sample
csoo9
sand
Csolo
CSOl 1 sandstone
sanitary
cso12
CSOl3 sap
sapogenin
(‘so14
CS329 saporify
saponin
cso15
CSO16 sapphire
CSOI 7 satisfy
CSO18 saturate
CSOl9 satellite
sauce
cso20
cso2 1 sausage
(X3.30 save
saw
cso22
scale (measure}
cso23
CS024 scale (boiler)
scan
cso25
CSO26 scarce
scarlet
cso.27
CS028 scatter
scent
cso29
schedule
cso30
cso3 1 scheelite
schiff-base
cs032
schist
cso33
scintilla
cso34
scission
cso35
CS036 sclerometer
scorch
c’s331
score (groome)
cso37
CS038 scramble
scrap
cso39
scrape
cso40
scratch
cso41
screen
cso42
screw
cso43
scrub
cso44
CS332 scum
SZW-\y
cso45
CSO46 sea
seal (opn.)
cso47
TABLEc. GENERAL
CS048
cso49
cso50
cso51
cs333
cso52
cso53
cso54
cso55
CS056
cso57
CSO58
cso59
cso60
csO61
CSO62
CSO63
CS064
CS065
CSO66
CS067
CSO68
CS069
cso70
cso7 1
CS072
es073
cso74
cso75
CS076
cso77
CS078
cso79
CSO80
CSO81
CSO82
CS083
CS084
CSO85
CSO86
CS087
CSO88
CSO89
cso90
cso9 1
cs334
CS092
cso93
cso94
cso95
CS096
cso97
CS098
search
season
second
secrete
section
sector
secure
sediment
see
segment
segregate
seismic
select
selenite
self
semolina
sense
separate
sepia
sequel
sequence
sequester
series
serrate
serum
serpentine
set
settle (stand)
sever
severe
sewage
sex
shadow
shake
shale
shape
share
sharp
shave
shear
sheath
shed
sheet
shell
shellac
shield
shift
ship
shock (mech.)
short
shot
shred
shrink
~HER~~CAL WORDS
cm99
CSloo
CSlOI
cs102
cs103
cs335
cs104
cs105
CS106
cs107
CS108
cs109
CSllO
CSllI
CS112
cs113
cs114
cs115
CS116
cs117
CS118
cs119
cs120
cs121
cs122
cs123
cs124
CS125
CS126
CS127
CS128
CS129
cs130
cs131
CS132
cs133
cs134
cs135
CS136
cs137
CSl38
cs139
CS336
cs140
cs141
CS142
cs143
cs144
cs145
CS146
cs147
cs337
CS148
(~xcLuDm~3
shut
siccative
side
siderite
sieve
sift
sign
significant
silage
silence
silk
siloxane (gen.)
similar
simple
simulate
since
sine
single
singlet
sinister (left)
sink (electron)
sinter
sinus (curve)
siphon
site
size (extent)
size (glue)
skeleton
skein
skim
skin
sky
slag
slake
slate
slaughter
slide
slight
slime
slip
slit
slope
slot
slow
sludge
slug
slurry
small
smalt
smear
smell
smelt
smoke
COMPOUND
NA~)~O~~i~~e~
cs149
cs150
CSl51
CS152
cs153
cs154
cs155
CS156
cs157
CS158
cs159
CS160
CS161
CS162
CS163
CS164
CS165
CS166
CS167
CS168
CS169
cs170
cs171
CS172
cs173
CS174
csi75
CS176
CS177
CS178
cs179
CS180
CS181
CS182
CS183
CS184
CS185
CS186
CS187
CSl88
CS189
CS338
cs190
cs191
cs192
cs193
cs194
cs195
CS196
cs197
CS198
cs199
smooth
snow
so
soak
soap
soda
soft
soil (earth)
soil (dirty)
sol
solar
solder
sole (only)
solenoid
solid
solitary
soluble
solve
solvent
some
sonic
soon
soot
sophisticated (adult.)
sophisticate
(complex)
sorption
sort (kind)
sort (separate)
sound
sour
source
soy
space
span
spangle
spare
spark
spasm
spatula
species
specific
specimen
spectrum (opt.)
spectroscope
speed
speiss
spell
spelter
spend
sphalerite
sphene
sphere (geom.)
69
G. M. DYSON
70
TABLE c. GENERAL
cs200
cs201
cs202
CS203
CS204
CS205
CS206
CS207
CS208
CS209
cs210
cs211
cs212
CS213
cs214
cs21.5
CS216
CS217
CS218
CS219
CS220
cs221
cs222
CS223
CS224
cs225
CS226
CS227
CS228
CS229
cs230
CS23 1
CS232
CS233
CS234
CS235
CS236
CS237
CS238
CS239
CS240
cs241
CS242
CS243
CS244
CS245
CS246
CS247
CS248
CS249
cs250
cs251
cs252
spherulife
spice
spike
spin
spindle
spine
spine1
spiral
spirit
splinter
split
spoil
spontaneous
sponge
spoon
spore
spot
spout
spray
spread
spring
sprout
spufum
square
squeeze
stable
stuck
stage
stain
stale
stalk
stand
standard
sfannum
staple (crop.)
starch
stark
starve
state (condition)
static
station
steady
steam
steel
steep (soak)
stellar
stem (non-bof.)
stencil
step
steppe
sfepwise
stereoscope
sferic
CHEMICAL
WORDS
CS253
CS254
CS255
CS256
CS257
CS258
CS259
cs339
CS260
CS261
CS262
CS263
CS240
CS264
CS265
CS266
CS267
CS268
CS269
CS270
CS27 1
CS272
CS273
CS274
CS275
CS276
CS277
CS278
CS279
CS280
CS28 1
CS282
CS283
CS284
CS285
CS286
CS287
CS288
CS289
cs343
CS290
CS29 1
CS292
es293
CS294
cs295
CS296
cs297
CS298
cs299
cs300
cs301
cs302
(EXCLUDING
sterile
sfernutate
steroid
sterol
stibium
stibnite
stick
stiff
still (pot)
still (yet)
stimulus
stir
stock
stoichiomefric
stomach
stone
stop
store
straight
strain (mech.)
stratum
streak
stream
sf rengfh
stress
stretch
strict
strike
string
strip
strong
structure (them.)
strut
student
stuff
style
subject
sublime
submerge
substance
substitute
substrate
subtract
such
sugar (gen.)
sulfamic (gen.)
sulfanilic (pen.)
sulfonic (gen.)
sulfolane (pen.)
sultam
stiltone
summer
superior
COMPOUND
NAMES)-CO?&tit?d
cs303
cs341
cs304
cs305
CS306
cs307
CS308
cs309
cs310
cs311
CS312
cs313
cs314
cs315
CS316
cs317
CS318
cs319
cs320
CS321
CS322
CS323
CS342
CS324
CS325
CS326
cs327
supernatanf
SUPPlY
support
suppress
surface
surfactant
surplus
survey
survive
susceptible
suspend
sustain
sweat
sweet
swell
swim
switch (elec.)
sydnone (pen.)
syenite
symbol
symmetry
syndet
synergism
syneresis
synthesis
syrup
system
CT001
CT002
CT003
CT004
CT005
CT137
CT006
CT007
CT008
CT009
CT010
CT01 1
CT012
CT013
CT014
CT015
CT016
CT017
CT018
CT019
CT020
CT02 1
CT022
CT023
T
table
tablet
tack
tactile
tag
taint
take
talc
taltow
fame
tandem
tan
tank
tap
tapioca
tar
target
tarnish
tartar
taste
tautomer
fax
taxonomy
teach
TABLE
CT024
CT025
CT026
CT027
CT028
CT138
CT029
CT030
CT031
CT032
CT033
CT034
CT035
CT036
CT037
CT038
CT039
CT040
CT041
CT042
CT139
CT043
CT044
CT045
CT046
CT047
CT048
CT049
CT050
CT051
CT052
CT053
CT054
CT055
CT056
CT057
CT058
CT059
CT060
CT061
CT062
CT063
CT064
CT065
CT066
CT067
CT068
CT069
CT070
CT071
CT072
CT073
CT074
C. GENERAL
tear (rupture)
tear (secretion)
technology
teeth
telomer
temper
temperature
template
temporal
tender
tense
term
terminal (elec.)
ternary
terpene
terrestrial
tertiary
test
text
textile
texture
that
theory
therapeutic
therm (unit)
thermal
thermite
thermostat
thick
thin
thiol (gen.)
thixotropic
thread
threshold
through
thrust
thymus
thyroid
tide
tile
timber
time
tincture
tip
tire
tissue
titanon
titrate
titrimetry
to
together
toilet
tolerate
CHEMICAL
WORDS (EXCLUDING
CT075
CT076
CT077
CT078
CT079
CT140
CT080
CT081
CT082
CT083
CT084
CT085
CT086
CT141
CT087
CT088
CT089
CT090
CT091
CT092
CT093
CT094
CT095
CT096
CT097
CT098
CT099
CT100
CT101
CT102
CT103
CT104
CT105
CT106
CT 107
CT108
CT109
CT 110
CT1 I 1
CT142
CT1 12
CT1 13
CT1 14
CT1 15
CT1 16
CT1 17
CT1 18
CT1 19
CT120
CT1 21
CT 122
CT123
CT124
71
COMPOUND NAMi?S)---continued
tomato
tone
tool
tooth
topaz
top
topic
topography
torque
torsion
total
touch
tough
tower
toxic
trace (sm. quantity)
track
traction
trajectory
tranquil
transcribe
transfer
transform
transient
transistor
transit
translate
translucent
transmit
transparent
transport
transverse
trap (rock)
trap (app.)
trauma
tray
treat
tremor
trend
trial
trichina
tridymite
triode
triplet
triterpene
triton
trivial
trouble
trout
trypan
trypanosome
tube
tuberculin
CT1 25
CT126
CT127
CT128
CT129
CT130
CT131
CT132
CT133
CT134
CT135
CT136
tubule
tumor
tunnel
turbid
turbine
turbulent
turn (rotate)
turpentine
tween
twin
twist
tyre
CUOOI
CUO02
CUO17
CUO03
CUO04
CUO05
CUO06
CUO07
CUO08
CUO09
CUOlO
CUOI 1
CUOl2
CUO13
CUO14
CUO15
CU016
ultrasonic
under
undulate
uniform
union (joining)
unit
upset
uptake
urea (gen.)
ureide
urethan (gen.)
urine
uranic (gen.)
use
uterus
utilise
UV
CVOOl
CVO02
CVO03
CVOO4
CVOOS
CVO06
CVO07
CVOOS
CVO60
CVO09
CVOlO
vacancy
vaccine
vacuole
vacuum
vagina
valence
valid
value
valve
vapor
variable
varnish
vascular
Vaseline
vat
vector
vegetable
vehicle {paint)
vein
velocity
U
V
CVOl1
CV012
CVO13
CV014
CVO15
CVOl6
CV017
CVO18
CVO19
G. M. DYSON
72
TABLE
c. GENERAL
cvo20
Venetian
cvo21
venom
cvo22
venous
CV023
vent
CV06 1 ventilate
cvo24
venturi
cvo25
verify
CV026
vermiculite
CV027
vermilion
CV028
vertebra
CV029
vertex
CV062
vertical
cvo30
vertigo
cvo3 1 very
cvo32
vesicate
cvo33
vessel
cvo34
vetch
cvo35
veterinary
CV036
vibrate
cvo37
vinegar
CV038
vinyl (gen.)
cvo39
violet (color)
cvo40
viral
cvO41
virial
virtual
cvo42
cvo43
virulence
cvo44
virus
viscid
cvo45
viscose
CV063
CV046
viscosity
visible
cvO47
visual
CV064
CV048
vital
vitreous
cvo49
cvo50
vitrify
vitriol
cvo51
cvo52
\.itro
cvo53
void (space)
cvo54
volatile
cvo55
volcano
CV056
volt
cvo57
volume
CV065
vortex
CV058
vulcanize
cvo59
vulnerable
CHEMICAL
WORDS
(EXCLUDING
CO~MPOUND
w
CWOOl
CW057
CWO02
CW058
CWO03
CW059
CWO04
CWOOS
CWO06
CWO07
CWO08
CWO09
CWOIO
CWOll
CW012
CW013
CW014
CWO15
CW016
CW017
CW018
CW019
CWO20
CWO21
CW022
CW023
CW024
CWO60
CW025
CW026
CW027
CW028
CW029
CWO30
CW031
CW033
CWO33
CW034
CW035
CW036
CW037
CW038
CW039
CWO40
wait
wall
want
ware
warm
warp
wash
waste
watch
water
wave
wax
way
weak
wear
weather
web
wedge
weed
week
weight
weld
well (not ill)
well (hole)
wet
what
wheat
wheel
when
where
whey
whisker
whisky
white
who
whole
why
wide
wild
wilt
wind
wine
wire
with
NAMES)-continued
CW041
CW042
CW043
CW044
CW045
CW046
CW047
CW048
CW049
CW061
CWO50
CW051
CW052
CW053
CW054
CW055
CW056
withdraw
without
woman
wolfram
wood
wool
word
work
world
worm (mech.)
worst
worsted
wort
wound
wrap
wrinkle
write
CXOOl
CXO02
CXO03
CXO04
xerography
X-ray
xylem
xylene
CYOOl
CYOOZ
CYO03
CYO04
CYO05
CYO06
CYO07
CYO08
CYO09
yard
yarn
year
yeast
yellow
yet
yield
yoke
young
CZOOl
CZOO?
CZO03
CZO04
CZOO5
CZO06
CZO07
CZO08
zatfre
zeolite
zero
zincite
zincon
zircon
zone
zymogen
X
Y
Z
(1) Additions
can be made to any part of the vocabulary by using the next number to the highest alread>
used, and placing the entry alphabetically; thus, if the word “yeti” had to be added to the Y-section,
its number would be CYOlO and the entry “CYOIO yeti” would be placed between “yet” and “yield”
(see above).
(2) Words spelled identically, used as different parts of speech, but concept-related,
as in “sweat”
can be used as noun or verb) are distinguished
by the semantic
indicators
of Table 2.
(3) Words spelled identically but not concept-related
meaning
“empty
void (negative)“.
space”
is CVO53:
“void”
(which
need separate entries for each meaning. Thus, “void”
= “avoid”
or “nullify”
would
need
a new entry
‘TV060
Computer Input and the Semantic Organi~tion
TABLE
A
DA001
DA002
DA003
DA004
DA005
DA006
DA007
DA008
DA009
DA010
DA01 1
DA012
DA013
DA014
DA01 5
DA016
DA017
DA018
DA01 9
DA020
DA02 1
DA022
DA023
DA024
DA025
DA026
DA027
DA028
DA029
DA030
DA03 1
DA032
DA033
DA034
DA035
DA036
DA037
DA038
DA039
DA040
DA041
DA042
DA043
DA044
DA045
DA046
DA047
DA048
DA049
DA050
DA051
DA052
aceclidine
acetabuton
acenocoumarin
aceperinaphthane
acetazolimide
acethropan
ACH
acriflavine
actin-F
actin-G
actinin-a
actinin-l[r
actinomycin
actomeromyosin
actomyosin
adiphenin
adonitol
aflatoxin-B,
aflatoxin-B 2
aflatoxin-Gr
agmantine
AH
AHA
AIB
AIC
ajmaline
ALA
alaphen
albaspidin
alderlan
alderlin
aleudrine
alupent
amantadine
AMCHA
AMD
amethocaine
amethopterin
amidephrine
amifotransferase
aminazine
amitriptyline
amizyl
AMP
ampicillin
amprolium
amytal
ANADP
anatruxonium
ancillin
angiotensin
anileridine
D. DRUG
AND RELATED
DA053
DA054
DA055
DA056
DA057
DA058
DAOS9
DA060
DA06 1
DA062
DA063
DA064
DA065
DA066
DA067
DA068
DA069
DA070
DA07 1
DA072
DA073
DA074
DA075
DA076
DA077
DA078
DA079
DA080
DA081
DA082
DA083
DA084
NAMES FROM
ANIT
ANP-235
ANS
antazoline
antergan
antimycin-A
antipyrine
AOE
AP-752
APADP
AP-DR
apholate
apyrase
AQD-12
aramine
asafetida
asarone
ASP
ATCASE
atebrin
ATEE-esterase
ATLOX-G3300
ATP
aurantin-1
aurantin-3
aurantin-5
aurantin-6
aurovertin
AUU
avidin
AY-6-2022
AY-9944
B
BA
bacilysin
bacitracin
bacteriocin
BADE
BAL
BANOL
BAPA
DBO09 BAPN
DBOlO BAPNA
DB011 BAPSF
DBOl2 BAQD-10
DB013 barbital
DB014 BAS
DE015 BCG
DB016 BCNU
DBO17 BDH
DBOl8 BDU
DB019 belladona
DBOOI
DBO02
DBO03
DBOO4
DBOOS
DE006
DBO07
CBAC
DB020
DB021
DB022
DB023
DB024
DB025
DB026
DB027
DB028
DB029
bemigride
benactyzine
benadryl
benzapyrine
benzarone
benzazocin
benzmalacene
benzquinamide
benzthiazide
benzhydroflumethazide
DB030 betamethasone
DB03 1 betasan
DB032 betazole
DB033 bethanchol
DB034 bethanidine
DB035 bezoar
DB036 BGG
DB037 bhang
DB038 BHC
DB039 BHDB
DB040 bidrin
DB041 binapacryl
DB042 bismoxolane
DB043 bithionol
DB044 BKLS
DB045 BM
DB046 BNA
DB047 BOL-148
DB048 BP- 1184
DB049 BPF
DB050 bradykinin
DB05 1 bretylium
DB052 BRIJ-35
DB053 BSP
DB054 BUDR
DB055 bufalin
DB056 bufotenine
DBOS7 bunamidine
DB058 busulfan
DC001
DC002
DC003
DC004
DC005
DC006
DC007
DC008
DC009
DC010
DC01 1
C
CA-7
camazulene
canavanine
caramiphen
carbachol
carbaryl
carbutamide
cardenolide
cardiazol
carisoprodol
carnitine
73
G. M. DYSON
74
TABLE D. DRUG
DC012
cathepsin
DC013
catron
DC014
CBG
DC015
CC-25
DC016
CCH
DC017
CDM
DC018
CDP
DC019
CDRP
DC020
cecekin
DC021
centrophenoxine
DC022
cephaloridin(e)
DC023
cephalosporin
DC024
cephalothrin
DC025
ceramide
DC026
ceruloplasmin
DC027
CET-HCI
DC028
cetavlon
DC029
cetrimide
DC030
CH,-GMS
DC03 1 chalone
DC032
CHE
DC033
chenodeoxychloic
acid
DC034
chitodextrin
DC035
chloracizin
DC036
chlorambucil
DC037
chloramine-T
DC038
chlorazanil
DC039
chlordane
DC040
chlordiazepoxide
DC041
chlorfenvinphos
DC042
chlorisondamine
DC043
chlormadinone
DC044
chlormerodin
DC045
chloromethiazole
DC046
chlorophos
DC047
chloroquine
DC048
chlorothiazide
DC049
chlorothinol
DC050
chlorotrianisen
DC051
chlorpheniramine
DC052
chlorphentermine
DC053
chlorpromazine
DC054
chlorpropamide
DC055
chlorprothixene
DC056
chlortetracycline
DC057
chlorthalidone
DC058
cholestyramine
DC059
chondroitin
DC060
chondromucoprotein
DC061
chromomycin
DC062
chrysarobin
DC063
chymotrypsin
AND
RELATED
DC064
DC065
DC066
DC067
DC068
DC069
DC070
DC071
DC072
DC073
DC074
DC075
DC076
DC077
DC078
DC079
DC080
DC081
DC082
DC083
DC084
DC085
DC086
DC087
DC088
DC089
DC090
DC091
DC092
DC093
DC094
DC095
DC096
DC097
DC098
DC099
DC100
DC101
DC102
DC103
DC104
DC105
DC106
DC107
DC108
DC109
DC1 10
DC1 11
DC112
DC113
DC114
DC115
DC116
NAMES
CI-501
CI-583
CIBA-32
CIBA-190
CIBA-1906
cinchophen
cinerin-I
cinerin-II
cinnarizine
cinobufagin
ciodrin
citrazinic acid
citrulline
CL-l 182C
CL-43064
CL-47301
CL-47470
CL-91 1-c
CL-912-C
clomiphene
clopamide
clorexolone
cloxacillin
CMB
CMC
CMP
CMS
COA
cobalamin
cobamic acid
cobefrine
cobinic acid
cobyric acid
cocarboxylase
colamin
colicin
colistin
concanavalin-B
convallotoxin
convicine
coproporphyrin
coramine
corazole
corbadrine
cordycepine
cortisone
cortol
coumestrol
CP
CPA
CPIB
CPT
CPZ
FROM
CBAC-continued
DC1 17
DC1 18
DC119
DC120
DC121
DC122
DC123
DC124
DC1 25
DC126
DC127
DC128
DC129
DC130
DC 13 1
DC132
DC1 33
DC134
DC135
DC136
DC137
DC138
DC139
DC 140
DC141
crotalin
cryogenine
CT-3113
CTAC
CTB (= CTAB)
CTP
CU-1
curcubitacin
curvin
curvulic acid
cyanein
cycloguanil
cyclopal
cycocel
cycrimine
cygon
cymarin
cypionic acid
cyproheptadine
cystaldimine
cystamin
cystaphos
cystathion
cysteamine
cytoxan
DDOOl
DDO02
DD003
DDO04
DDOOS
DDO06
DD007
DDO08
DD009
DDOlO
DDOll
DDOl2
DDO13
DD014
DD015
DD016
DDO17
DD018
DD019
DD020
DDOZI
DD022
DD023
DD024
DD025
DD026
D
DA
DA-808
DAA
DAB
DAB-6
DADDS
DADG
DAE
DAHP
DAMP
DA0
DAP
DAPSONE
DAT
DATP
dannomycin
DBC-coenzyme
DBCC
DBT
DCA
DCDP
DCDT
DC1
DCIP
DCM
DCMP
TABLE
DD027
DD028
DD029
DD030
DD031
DD032
DD033
DD034
DD035
DD036
DD037
DD038
DD039
DD040
DD041
DD042
DD043
DD044
DDO45
DD046
DD047
DD048
DD049
DDOSO
DD051
DD052
DD053
DD054
DD055
DD056
DD057
DD058
DD059
DD060
DD061
DD062
DD063
DD064
DD065
DD066
DD067
DD068
DD069
DD070
DD071
DD072
DD073
DD074
DD075
DD076
DD077
DD078
D. DRUG
DCMU
DCTP
DCVC
DDAC
DDC
DDD
DDE
DDS
DDT
DEAE-cellulose
deaminase
deazo-6-mercapto
purine
decamethonium
decholin
deferrioxamine
degranol
dehydrase
deipramine
demethylimipramine
demeton-0
demeton-S
depreton
deptropine
DES
desaspidin
deslanoside
desmol
DET
dethiobiotin
devincan
dexacortisyl
dexamethasone
dexamphetamine
dexoxadrol
dextromethorphan
dextromoramide
dextromycin
DFB
DFGGA
DFOA
DFP
2-DG
DGA
DGE
DGGE
DGH
DGIH
2-DGL
DGMP
DGTP
DHA
DHA
AND
RELATED
DD079
DD080
DD081
DD082
DD083
DD084
DD085
DD086
DD087
DD088
DD089
DD090
DD091
DD092
DD093
DD094
DD095
DD096
DD097
DD098
DD099
DDlOO
DDlOl
DDlO2
DD103
DD104
DD105
DD106
DD107
DD108
DDl09
DDl 10
DDl 11
DDl12
DDl13
DDl14
DD115
DDl16
DDI 17
DD118
DD 119
DD120
DD121
DD122
DD123
DD124
DD125
DD126
DD127
DDl28
DD129
DD130
NAMES
FROM
DHEA
DHFR
DHM
DHMP
DHSM
DHT
DHT
diamox
dianabol
diaphorase
diathiazanine
diazepam
diazinon
diazoxon
dibazol
dibenamine
dibenzyline
dibozane
dibucaine
dichloromethotrexate
dichlorphenamide
dichloros
dichol
dicloxacillin
dicumarol
dicusat
dicynone-141-MD
dihydrone
dilantin
dimedrol
dimefox
dimercaprol
dimethoate
dimetilan
dimetridazole
dinactin
dinex
dinocap
diparalene
dipenine
diphacinon
diphenhydramine
diplacin
diprazine
dipterex
dipyridamole
diquat
disipal
distal
distamycin
disulfiram
DIT
CBAC-continued
DD131
DD132
DD133
DD134
DD135
DD136
DD137
DD138
DD139
DD140
DD141
DD142
DD143
DD144
DD145
DD146
DD147
DD148
DD149
DD 150
DD151
DD152
DD153
DD154
DDl55
DD156
DD157
DD158
DDI 59
DD160
DD161
DDI 62
DD 163
DD164
DD 165
DD166
DD167
DD168
DD169
DD170
DD171
DD172
DD173
DD174
DD175
DD176
DD177
DD178
DD179
DD 180
DD181
DD182
DD183
dithranol
ditilin
ditran
dixyrazin
djenkolic acid
DKA
DMAB
DMAE
DMBA
DMDT
DMHP
DMI
DMO
DMP
DMPH
DMPP
DMSO
DMT
DN-o-TB
DN-PP
DNase
DNCB
DNFB
DNP
DNS
DOB
DOC
DOCA
dolantin
DOP
DOPA
dopamine
doxapram
doxepin
doxergan
2,4-DP
DPA
DPE
DPEA
DPI
2,3-DPMC
DPN
DPNH
DT
DTBN
DTMA
DTP
DTPA
DTTP
duazomycin
DX
dyflos
dyphylline
7s
G. M. DYSON
76
TABLE D. DRUG
DE001
DE002
DE003
DE004
DE005
DE006
DE007
DE008
DE009
DE010
DE01 1
DE01 2
DE013
DE014
DE01 5
DE01 6
DE01 7
DE018
DE01 9
DE020
DE021
DE022
DE023
DE024
DE024
DE025
DE026
DE027
DE028
DE029
DE030
DE03 1
DE032
DE033
DE034
DE035
DE036
DE037
DE038
DE039
DE040
DE041
DE042
DE043
DE044
DE045
DE046
DE047
DE048
DE049
DE050
DE05 1
E
EACA
echitamine
ecmolin
ecothiophate
EDDHA
edetic acid
erdrophonium
EED
EGF
EGTA
elastase
elatericin
elaterin
embellin
embichin
endosulfan
endoxan
enniatin
enovid
ENT-503 11
ENT-50787
ENT-50790
ENT-50791
ENT-50852
ENT-50588
ENU
epiestriol
equol
eradex
ergocornine
ergoline
erychroside
erythroidine
erythromycin
escin
esidrex
estradiol
ETA
etaperazine
ethacrynic acid
ethambutol
ethaverine
ethidium
ethionine
ethoxyquin
ethoxazolamide
ethyphen
etianic acid
etonitazene
eucerin
eupatorin
eupaverine
AND
RELATED
DE052
DE053
DE054
DE055
NAMES
FROM
Evans-blue
EX-45 10
EX-4513
EX-5004
F
DFOOl
DFO02
DFO03
DF004
DFO05
DFO06
DFO07
DFO08
DFO09
DFOlO
DFOll
DF012
DF013
DF014
DF015
DFO16
DF017
DFO18
DF019
DF020
DF021
DF022
DF023
DF024
DF025
DF026
DF027
DF028
DF029
DF030
DF03 1
DF032
DF033
DF034
DF035
DF036
DF037
DF038
DF039
DF040
DF041
DF042
DF043
DF044
DF045
DF046
fagarine
famoxon
famphur
FDNB
FDP
fencamfamin
ferredoxin
ferrihemachrome
ferritin
ferrocytochrome
FGR
FH-1500
FI-5
fibrinogen
fibrinolysin
fibrogen
FIGLU
filicin
iilixic acid
FLA-8
FLA-IO
FLA-11
FLA-21
FLA-22
FLA-23
flavaspidic acid
fluferramic acid
flumethazide
fluocinnolone
fluothane
fluoxymestrone
fluphenazine
FM
FM,
FM,
FMN
formazan
formycin
fouadin
FPA
fructokinase
frusemide
FSH
fuchsin
fucose
fumagillin
CBAC-continued
DF047
DF048
DF049
DGOOl
DGO02
DGO03
DGO04
DGOOS
DG006
DG007
DG008
DGO09
DGOIO
DGOll
DG012
DG013
DG014
DGOl5
DG016
DG017
DG018
DG019
DG020
DG021
DG022
DG023
DG024
DG025
DG026
DG027
DG028
DG029
DG030
DG031
DG032
DG033
DG034
DG035
DG036
DG037
DG038
DG039
DG040
DG041
DG042
DG043
DG044
DG045
DC046
DG047
DG048
fumigatin
furosemid(e)
fusidic acid
G
GA
GABA
GABOB
GAG
galantamine
gamaquil
GD
GDP
GDPM
GED
gefarnil
Geigy-13005
gentiobiose
gestagen
gilutensin
girinimbine
gitaloxigenin
gitaloxin
gitoxir.
gliotoxin
globin
glucagon
glucan
glucitol
glucochloralose
glucokinase
glucopyranoside
glycoaldehyde
glycyrrhetic acid
glycyrrhizin
GMP
GMS
GOBAB
GOT
gougerotin
GPD
GPT
gramicidin-J
granugenol
griseofulvin
GSH
GSSG
GTN
GTP
guanethidine
guanosine
guerin
guthion
TABLE
D. DRUG AND RELATED
H
DHOOl
DHOOZ
DHOO3
DHOO4
DHOO5
DHOO6
DHOO7
DHOOS
DHOO9
DHOIO
to
DH031
DH032
DH033
DH034
DHO35
DH036
DH037
DH038
DH039
DHO40
DHO41
DHO42
DH043
DHO44
DHO45
DHO46
DH047
DH048
DH049
DH050
DH051
DH052
DH053
DH054
DHO55
DHO56
DH057
DH058
DH059
DHO60
DHO61
DH062
DH063
DH064
DH065
DH066
DH067
DH068
DH069
HAD
hadacidin
haloperidol
halothane
haloxon
halquinol
hamycin
harmaline
HBB
HC-3, 1715, 1717,
1718,4030-4037,
4130,4133, 5059,
5080, 508 1, 5084,
5085, 5087
HCG
HEDTA
hedulin
heliotrine
helletrin
hematin
heme
hemagglutin
hematoporhpyri~
hemicholinium
hemoglobin
heptachlor
heptaminol
herqueinone
hesperidin
heteron~um
hex
heaxchlorophene
hexadimethrine
hexafluorenium
hexamethonium
hexestrol
hexobarbital
hexocyclium
hexokinase
HEAA
hirudin
histaldine
HMA
HMB
HMD
HN,
HO-AFF
holocarboxylase
holothurin
homatropin
HPA
HPC
NAMES FROM
77
CBAC-cuntin~e~
DH070
DH071
DH072
DHO73
DH074
DH075
DH076
DH077
DH078
DH079
DH080
DHO8 I
DH082
DH083
DH084
DHOSS
HPP
HPT-909
HRS-1654
HSF-PG
HT
HTA
HTOH
HTP
HVA
hyaluronic acid
hydergin
hydrallazine
hydr~hloroth~azide
hydroxame
hydroxyzine
hyodeoxycholic acid
DIOOl
DIOO2
DIO03
D1004
DIOOS
DIOO6
DIOO7
DIOO8
DIO09
I)1010
DIOl I
DI012
DIO13
DIOt4
DI015
DI016
DI017
DI018
DI019
I31020
DI021
I31022
Cl1023
D1024
DIO25
DI026
DI027
D1028
D1029
DI030
D1031
DI032
D1033
DI034
DI035
I
IA
IAA
IAD
iberin
IST
ibufenac
ICD
ICDR
ICH-0
ICH-S
ichthyol
ICi-33828
ICSH
IDP
IDPN
IOU
IEMIF
IGA
IGG
IGM
Ha
TIIa+a
IIIb-&
Ilfb-a
IMA
IMET
imidan
IMP
imuran
inactin
INAN
inderal
indican
indocyanine
DI036
DI037
DI038
DI039
DI040
D104 1
D1042
DI043
DI044
DIO45
DIO46
DI047
DIO48
DI049
DI050
DIOS I
DIO52
DI053
DI054
DI055
DI056
DI057
DIO58
DI059
indomethacin
indopan
INH
INPEA
inproquon
insidon
intensain
ionol
ionox- 100
IPC
ipomeamarone
iprazid
IPTT
isoprenaline
isopro~erono1
isopsoralen
isosystox
isoxsuprine
isozyme
ITP
ITSC
IUDR
IVA
ivorine
DJOOt
DJOOZ
DJOO3
DJOO4
$
jasmoIin-II
JB-5 16
JB-835
jestryt
DKOOl
DKOO2
DKOO3
DK004
DKOOS
DKOO6
DKOO7
DKOO8
DKOO9
DKOlO
DKOI I
DKOl2
DKO13
DK014
kallidin
kallikrein
kanamycin
karathane
kasugamycin
KDP-glucanate
ketthane
kephrine
kepone
khellin
kinin
kojibiose
KS-1675
KTS
DLOOl
DLO02
DL003
DLOO4
DLOOS
I.
LABA
lachesine
LADH
tagosin
laminarin
K
G. M. DYSON
78
TABLE D. DRUG
DL006
DLoo7
DLOO8
DL009
DLOlO
DLOll
DL012
DL013
DL014
DLO15
DL016
DL017
DL018
DL019
DLOZO
DL021
DL022
DL023
DL024
DL025
DL026
DL027
DLO28
DL029
DLO30
DL03 1
DL032
DL033
DL034
DL035
DL036
DL037
DL028
DL029
DL030
DL03 1
DL032
DL033
DL034
DLO35
DL036
DL037
DL038
DL039
DL040
DL041
DL042
DL043
DL044
DL045
DL046
DL047
DLo48
lanatonin
lanatoside-A
lanhtoside-B
lanolin
lanosterol
lanthionine
largactil
LAS
LAS-DX
LAS-N
LAS-U
lasiocarpine
lasix
lavendulin
LGM
LDH
LDH,
LDH,
Lee-influenza virus
Leimyotinic acid
lepidine
leptazol
leucocidin
leucovorin
levallorphan
Ievansucrase
levarterenol
levomepromazine
levomycetin
levopromazin
LFK
LH
librium
lichenin
licocaine
lignocaine
lincomycin
lithocholic acid
LMWD
LNPF
toretin
LPE
LPS
LSD
LSD-25
LSD-525
LTH
LTP
luciferin
lumazine
lupinane
lutidine
LV,
AND
RELATED
NAMES
FROM
DL049 LV2
DL050 LV,
DL05 1 lyase
DLOS2 LYS
DL053 lyxoflavin
M
DMOOl
DMO02
DMO03
DM004
DMOOS
DM006
DMO07
DMO08
DMO09
DMOlO
DMOl 1
DM012
DM013
DM014
DM015
DM016
DMO17
DMOl8
DMOIQ
DM020
DM021
DM022
DM023
DM024
DM025
DM026
DM027
DM028
DM029
DM030
DM031
DM032
DM033
DM034
DM035
DM036
DM037
DM038
DM039
DM040
DM041
DM042
DM043
DM044
DM045
DM046
MA
MA-L
MA-1050
MAB
macrolide
macusine-B
madribon
MADU
MAE
mahanimbine
majeptil
malathion
mannan
MAD
MAP
margaspidin
marplan
marrubium
marsilid
marzine
maxipen
MC
MCADP
MCE
MCH
MCN-A-343
MCPA
MCT
MDAP
MDH
ME
ME,
ME-C,,
ME-DAB
MEA
mebenazine
mebubarbityl
mebutamate
mecamylamine
mechlorethamine
meclizine
medrol
MEE
mefenamic acid
megacin
megaterium
CBAC-continlted
DM047
DM048
DM049
DM0.50
DM05 1
DMOSZ
DM053
DM054
DM05.5
DM056
DM057
DM058
DM059
DM060
DM061
DM062
DM063
DM064
DM065
DM066
DM067
DM068
DM069
DM070
DM071
DM072
DM073
DM074
DM075
DM076
DM077
DM078
DM079
DM080
DM08 1
DM082
DM083
DM084
DM085
DM086
DM087
DM088
DM089
DMO90
DM091
DM092
DM093
DM094
DM095
DM096
DM097
DM098
DM099
megestrol
MEK
melanotropin
melatonin
melibiose
melphalan
membanazine
menadiol
menadione
menazone
mepacrine
mepazine
meperidine
mephenesin
mephenoxalone
mepyramine
MER-25
MER-29
meralluride
merbromin
mercamine
meromyosin
mersalyl
merthiolate
2-MES-MAB
mesantoin
mesaquinone
mesocaine
mestranol
metandienonium
metanephrine
metaraminol
metepa
metformin
methacholine
methadone
methamphetamine
methandrioi
methan~ostenolone
methaqualone
metharbital
methasone
methenamine
methanolone
methetharamide
methicillin
methimazole
methioplegium
methixene
methohexitai
methohexitone
methophenazine
methopirapone
TABLE
DM 100
DMlOl
DM102
DM103
DM104
DM105
DM 106
DM107
DM108
DM109
DMI 10
DMlll
DMl12
DM 113
DMl14
DM 115
DM116
DM117
DM118
DM119
DM 120
DM 121
DM122
DM 123
DM 124
DM125
DM126
DM127
DM128
DM129
DM130
DM131
DM132
DM133
DM134
DM135
DM136
DM137
DM138
DM 139
DM 140
DM141
DM142
DM143
DM144
DM145
DM146
DM147
DM148
DM149
DM150
DM151
DM152
D. DRUQ
methotrexate
methotrimeprazine
methoxamine
methscopolamine
methycholanthrene
methycillin
methycobalamin
methymycin
methysergide
metin
metopirone
metothyrine
metrazol(e)
metypyrone
mevinphos
mexamine
MGK-264
MH-11
MHA
MHMB
micoren
mimosine
mina
mingin
mipafox
mirex
MIT
mitomen
MJ-1998
MJ-1999
MKMB
MMH
MMN
MMP
MMS
MMT
MNDP
MNU
MO-91 1
mollisin
molsin
monactin
morestan
morin
morphanthridine
morphazinamide
MP
MPI
MRL-41
MRNA
MS-2
MSH
MTT
AND
RELATED
DM153
DM154
DM155
DM156
DMl57
DM158
DMl59
DM160
DM161
DM 162
DM163
DM 164
DM165
DM166
DM167
DM168
DM169
NAMES
FROM
MTX
muramic acid
murine
murnac
murryamine
muscinol
mutomycin
MX
mycoheptin
mycosamin
mycostatin
myelosan
myleran
myrcene
myristoleic acid
mytolon
MZA
N
DNOOl B-NA
DNO02 NA
DNO03 NA-17
Na,EDTA
(See EDTA)
Na,EDTA
(See EDTA)
DNO04 NAA
DNO05 NAAD
DNO06 NABA
DNO07 NAD
DNO08 NADase
DNO09 NADH
DNOlO NADHl
DNOll NADI
DN012 NADP
DN013 NADPH
DN014 NADPHI
DNO15 nafcillin
DN016 nagarse
DN017 naja
DN018 NALED
DN019 nalidixic acid
DN020 nalline
DN021 naltropine
DN022 NAMN
DN023 namoxyric acid
DN024 NANA
DN025 naphazoline
DN026 naphthyridin
DN027 nardil
DN028 naringin
DN029 natulan
DN030 NBP
CBAC-continued
DN03 1
DN032
DN033
DN034
DN035
DN036
DN037
DN038
DN039
DN040
DN041
DN042
DN043
DN044
DN045
DN046
DN047
DN048
DN049
DN050
DNOS 1
DN052
DN053
DN054
DN055
DN056
DN057
DN058
DN059
DN060
DN061
DN062
DN063
DN064
DN065
DN066
DN067
DN068
DN069
DN070
DN071
DN072
DN073
DN074
DN075
DN076
DN077
DN078
DN079
DNOSO
DN081
DN082
DN083
NCTC-5928
NCTC-6718
NDMA
NEFA
neguvon
NEM
nembutal
neopyrithiamine
neostigmine
neotetrazolium
nephron
nerolidol
nethalide
neuraminidase
NGF
NH
nicarbazin
nicotelen
NIF
nigrosin
NIH-BZGH
nikethamide
Nile blue
nivaline
NMN
NMNG
NMU
nogalamycin
nonactin
nonbenzothiodiazine
NOSHA
NOSHPA
novadral
novalgin
novatropine
noveril
novobiocin
novocaine
novurit
nozinan
NP-10
NP-27
NPSH
NPX
NQO
NSC-521778
NSC-53306
NSC-56654
NSC-57155
NSC-63878
NSC-740
NSC-77213
NSD-1015
80
G.
TABLE D. DRUG
DN084
DN085
DN086
DN087
DN088
DN089
DN090
NSD-105.5
NTPP
nucleoprotein
nupercaine
NUT
nylidrin
nystalin
DO001
DO002
DO003
DO004
DO005
DO006
DO007
DO008
DO009
DO010
DO01 1
DO01 2
DO013
DO014
DO01 5
DO016
DO017
DO018
DO019
DO020
DO021
DO022
DO023
DO024
DO025
DO026
DO027
DO028
DO029
DO030
0
OA-119
OA-121
OAAD
OCA-3
OCT
Octopamine
OH-DOC
OHCS
oleandrin
oleandrigenin
oligomycin
olivomycin
OMPA
operon
orbenin
orciprenaline
orinase
ofisul
orphenadrine
orsellinic acid
orziprenaline
OSM
ovalbumin
oxacillin
oxandrolone
oxazepam
oxazepine
oxymetazoline
oxyphenbutazone
oxyphenomium
DPWl
DPO02
DPO03
DPO04
DPOO5
DPO06
DPO07
DPO08
DPO09
DPOlO
DPOI 1
DP012
PA-114
PABA
pachystene
PAH
PAM
PAMPA
pamoic acid
panax
pancreozymin
panfuranmethylol
pantoic acid
panwarfarin
P
AND
M. DYSON
RELATED
DP013
DP014
DPOlS
DP016
DP017
DP018
DP019
DP020
DP02 1
DP022
DP023
DP024
DP025
DP026
DPO27
DP028
DP029
DP030
DP03 1
DP032
DP033
DP034
DP035
DP036
DP037
DP038
DP039
DP040
DPO41
DP042
DP043
DP044
DP045
DP046
DP047
DP048
DP049
DP050
DPOS 1
DP052
DP053
DP054
DPO55
DP056
DP057
DP058
DP059
DP060
DP061
DP062
DP063
DP064
DP065
NAMES FROM
paracetamol
paraglyamine
parametadione
paramethasone
paramyon
paranoxon
parathion
parathormone
paredrine
parethoxycaine
pargyline
parillin
parnate
paron~omycin
parpanit
parthion
PAS
pasaden
patulin
PB
PBI
PCCH
PCMB
PCO,
PCPA
PD
PDA
PE
PEA
PEG-1000
pempidene
pentalysine
pentamethazene
pentamethonium
pentamidine
pentamine
pentazocine
pentetrazole
pentitol
pentobarbital
pentolinium
pergonal
permease
perocan
perphenazine
persantin
perthane
pertofran
pethidine
PETN
PF-3
PF-2 1
PF-Dil.
CBAC-confbzlred
DP066
DP067
DPO68
DP069
DP070
DP071
DP072
DP073
DP074
DP075
DP076
DP077
DPOJ8
DP079
DP080
DP08 1
DP082
DP083
DP084
DPO85
DP086
DP087
DP088
DP089
DP090
DP091
DP092
DP093
DP094
DP095
DP096
DP097
DP098
DP099
DPlOO
DPlOl
DP102
DP103
DP104
DPIOS
DP106
DP107
DPlO8
DP109
DPllO
DPlll
DP112
DP113
DP114
DP115
DP116
DP117
DP118
PG
PGA
PGAase
PGE,
PGE,
PGE,
PGF,a
PGF,a
PGI
PHA
phelypressin
phemamide
phenacone
phenamine
phenazocine
phenazoline
phencarbamide
phencyclidine
phendimetrazine
phenelzine
phenergan
phenethicillin
phenfluoramine
phenformin
phenglutarimide
phenicazone
phenidate
phenindione
pheniprazine
pheneticillin
phenmetrazine
phenobarbital
phenothiazine
phenotype
phenprobamate
phenprocoumon
phentanyl
phentermine
phentolamine
phenygan
PHI
PHIX-74
phleomycin
phloracetophenone
phloraspidinol
phloretin
pholedrine
phorate
phosdrin
phosfon
phosphacol
phosphamidon
PHPLA
Computer Input and the Semantic Organization of Scientitic Terms-I
TABLE
DP 119
DP120
DP121
DP122
DP123
DP124
DP125
DP126
DP127
DP128
DP129
DPl30
DP131
DP132
DP133
DP 134
DP135
DP136
DP137
DP138
DP139
DP140
DP141
DP142
DP143
DP144
DP145
DP146
DP147
DP148
DP149
DP150
DP151
DP152
DP153
DP154
DP155
DP156
DP157
DP158
DP159
DPl60
DP161
DP162
DP163
DP164
DP165
DP 166
DP167
DP168
DP169
DP170
DP17 1
D. DRUG
phthivazide
phyllalbinic acid
physal(a)emin
physarum
physostigmine
phytanic acid
phytase
PI
PI-50
PIAA
pial
picrotoxin
PIF
PIH
PI1
pilocarpine
pimaricin
pipacetate
pipenzolate
piperoxan
pipradol
piridol
pitocin
pituitrin
PL-15
plasmalogen
plastocyanin
pleocidin
PLP
PLV-2
plyene
PMC
PMN
PMNG
PMP
PMS
PMTS
PN
PNHE
PNU
polcillin
polymixin
polyoxin
polyperase
ponalide
porphobilibogen
PP-ribose-P
PR-ATP
PPLO
pralidoxime
PRD
premarin
prenylamine
AND
RELATED
DP172
DP173
DP174
DP175
DP176
DP177
DP178
DP179
DP180
DP181
DP182
DP183
DP184
DP185
DP186
DP187
DP188
DP189
DP190
DP191
DP192
DP193
DP194
DP195
DP196
DP197
DP198
DP199
DP200
DP201
DP202
DP203
DP204
DP205
DP206
DP207
DP208
DP209
DP210
DP211
DP212
DP213
DP214
DP215
DP216
DP217
DP218
DP219
DP220
DP221
DP222
DP223
DP224
NAMGS
FROM
prephenic acid
primaquine
primidone
primbolan
primordium
primycin
priscol
pristinamycin
probenacid
procaine
procamide
procarboxypeptidase
prochlorperasmc
procyclidine
prodenia
proflavine
proguanil
prolan
prolixin-G
prolixinS
prolothan-A
prolothan-G
promazine
promedol
promethazine
PRON
pronase
pronethalol
propadrine
propamidine
propanidid
propantheline
propenzolate
properdin
prophage
propillicin
propiomazine
propitocaine
propoxyphene
propanolol
propyromazine
prostaglandin-E,F,a
prostaglandin-E,F,a
prostaglandin E3
prostigmin(e)
prothiadene
prothipendyl
protoaphin
protohem
protriptyline
pseudotropine
PSF
psicofuranine
81
CBAC-continued
DP225
DP226
DP227
DP228
DP229
DP230
DP231
DP232
DP233
DP234
DP235
DP236
DP237
DP238
DP239
DP240
DP241
DP242
DP243
DP244
DP245
DP246
DP247
DP248
DP249
DP250
DP251
DP252
DP253
psilocin
psilocybin
psoralen
PSP
psychosine
PT,
PTC
PTE
PTH
PTI
PTU
PVP
pyocin
PYR
pyramidon
pyrazinamide
pyribenzamine
pyridoxal
pyridrole
pyrilamine
pyrimethamine
pyrine
pyrithiamine
pyrolan
pyrophos
pyrrolizidine
pyrrolnitrin
pyrvinium
PZA
DQOOl
DQO02
DQO03
DQ004
DQOO5
DQO06
DQO07
QRS-complex
quebrachamine
quillaioside
quinacillin
quinacrine
quinethazone
QZ-2
Q
R
RA-8
RABEN-11
RAL
rametin
RAN-methyl01
rapanone
rastinon
RC-167
RD-802
redul
DROl 1 renex-690
DRO12 resibufogecin
DRO13 resochin
DROOl
DRO02
DRO03
DR004
DRO05
DRO06
DRO07
DRO08
DRO09
DROlO
82
6. M. DYSON
TABLE D. DRUG
DR014
DR015
DR016
DR017
DR018
DR019
DRO20
DRO21
DR022
DR023
DR024
DR025
DR026
DR027
DR028
DR029
DR030
DR031
DR032
DR033
DR034
DRO35
DRO36
DR037
DROSS
DR039
DR040
DR041
DR042
DR043
DR044
DR045
DR046
DR047
DR048
DR049
DROSO
DR051
retinoic acid
retrorsine
RF
RHO
RHO2
rhodanase
rhodopsin
RI
ribazole
ribulose
rifamide
rifamycin
R-II
rimifon
ristocetin
ritalin
RNA
RO-4-1284
RO-4-4602
RO-4-6861
RO-5-1025
RO-5-2092
RO-5-2180
RO-S-5345
romilar
ronnel
rotenone
RP-11783
RPU-6-2
RSH
RU-1
RU-2
rubazonic acid
rubeanic acid
ruelene
RV
RVR
RY
DSOOl
DS002
DSO03
DSO04
DSOO5
DSO06
DSO07
DSO08
DSOO9
DSOlO
DSO 11
DSOl2
DSOl3
S
salvarsan
salyrgan
San-chi
sarcolysin
sarin
sarkomycin
saxitonin
SC-1 2937
SCH
scopamycin
scopine
scopolamine
SD-25
AND
RELATED
DS014
DSOl5
DS016
DS017
DSO18
DS019
DS020
DS021
DS022
DS023
DS024
DS025
DS026
DS027
DSO28
DS029
DS030
DS03 1
DS032
DS033
DS034
DS035
DS036
DS037
DSO38
DS039
DS040
DS04 1
DSO42
DS043
DS044
DS04.5
DS046
DS047
DS048
DS049
DSO50
DSOS 1
DS052
DS053
DS054
DS05.5
DS056
DS057
DS058
DSO59
DS060
DS061
DS062
DS063
DS064
DS065
DS066
NAMES
FROM
SD-9129
SD-8447
SDMH
secobarbital
secretin
securinine
sedoheptulose
sedotussin
segontin
separam-AP-30
separam-NP-10
serosal
serotonin
(SERP),
(SERPJx
serpasil
sesamex
sevin
shikimic acid
shin-1
sialoglycoprotein
sialoprotein
siderophilin
si~acarbamate
silubrin
simazine
simetone
sinigrin
sinomenine
SKF-371
SKF-525a
SKF-6874
SKF-8542
SKF-70463a
SMB-513
SMB-514
soladulcidin
solanin
solcoseryl
soman
somatotropin
sovocaine
spermidine
spheroidene
sphingosine
spinulosin
splenin
splenocytin
sporidesmin
SQ-4909
SQ-10269
SQ-10643
SQ-10648
CBAC-contfizued
DS057
DS058
DS0.59
DS060
DS061
DS062
DS063
DS064
DS065
DS066
DS067
DS068
DS069
DS070
DS071
DS072
DS073
DS074
DS075
DS076
DS077
DS078
DS079
DSO80
DSO8 1
DS082
DS083
DS084
DS085
DS086
DS087
DS088
DS089
DS090
DS09 1
DS092
DS093
DS094
DS095
DS096
DS097
DS098
DS099
DSIOO
DSlOl
DSlO:!
DS103
DS104
DSlOS
DS106
DS107
SQ-11220
SQ-17383
SQ-17390
SQ-17416
SQ-17447
SRNA
SRS
ST-fi-NA
ST-T
stigmasten
stigmasterol
stilbamidine
stovaine
straubdiaphorase
streptonigrin
streptothricin
srreptovitacin-A
strophalloside
strophanthin-K
strophanthin-8
strophanthin-g
strophanthin-a
strospeside
styramate
styryt-430
SW-I
su-3
SU-4885
SU-6026
SU-6097
SU-8743
su-9055
SU-10465
SU-10603
SU-12054
SU-13320
SU-13572
subtosan
sulfadiazine
suifadimethoxine
sulfadimezine
suifaethoxypyridazine
sulfaethylthiadiazole
sulfaisoxazole
sulfamethazine
sulfamethoxydiazine
sulfamethoxypyridazine
sulfamethyldiazine
sulfaphenazole
sulfaphenylpyrazoIe
sulfapyridine
TABLE D. DRUG
DSlO8
DS 109
sulfaquinoxaline
sulfasomidin
DSl 10 sulfathiazole
DSll 1 sulfatide
DS 112 sulfisomidine
DS113 sulfisoxazoie
DSl14
sulthiam
DSI 15 supinine
DSl16
suramin
DS117 surgetan
DS 118 suxamethonium
DS119 SV
DS120 sympathin
DS I 2 1 synephrine
DSI 22 synkavit
DS 123 synthalin
DS124 synthase
DS 125 synthetase
DS 126 syrosingopine
DSI 27 syston
DTOOI
DTO02
DTO03
DTO04
DTOO5
DTO06
DT007
DTO08
DTO09
DTOlO
DTOll
DTO12
DT013
DT014
DTO15
DT016
DT017
DT018
DTOI9
DT020
DTOZ 1
DT022
DT023
DT024
DT025
DT026
DTO27
DT028
DT029
DT030
DT031
T
tabun
TACE
tacrine
TAME
tanoic acid
tapazole
tartrazine
TATD
TBD-43
TBG
TBI
TBP
TBPA
TCA
TD-227
TD,
TD,
TD,
TDE
TDP
TDPRH
TDR
TDS
teepol
telocinobufagin
telodrin
TEM
tenaphthoxalene
tenuazonic acid
teoquil
TEPA
AND
RELATED
DT032
DT033
DT034
DT035
DM36
DT037
DT038
DT039
DTO40
DT041
DT042
DT043
DT044
DT045
DT046
DT047
DT048
DT049
DTOSO
DT051
DT052
DT053
DT054
DT055
DT056
DT057
DT058
DT059
DT060
DT061
DT062
DT063
DT064
DTO65
DTO66
DT067
DT068
DT069
DT070
DTO71
DT072
DT073
DT074
DT075
DT076
DT077
DT078
DT079
DTOSO
DT081
DT082
DT083
DT084
NAMES
FROM
TEPP
terebenthene
terizidone
terramycin
tessalon
tetrac
tetracaine
tetradifon
tetramic acid
THA
thalidomide
THAM
thanite
theraplix
thevetin
thiabendazole
thiambutasine
thiaminase
thiazide
thibon
thiethylperazene
thiogel
thiopental
thiopentone
thioproperazine
thioredoxin
thioTEPA
thiphen
thomapyrine
thorotrast
thozalinone
thromboplastin
thyreodin
thyr~lcitonin
TIBA
TLCK
TLCM
TM
TMB-4
TMN
TMPD
TMPDS
TOCP
TOED
tolazoline
tolbutamide
toluamide
tomatin
tonephin
topostasin
toxaphene
TP
TP-1
CBAC-continued
DT085
DT086
DT087
DT088
DT089
DTO90
DT091
DT092
DT093
DT094
DT095
DT096
DT097
DTO98
DT099
DTlOO
DTlOl
DT102
DT103
DT104
DTIOS
DT106
DT107
DT108
DT109
DTllO
DTlll
DT112
DTI13
DT114
DT115
DT116
DTl17
DT118
DTI 19
DT120
DT121
DT122
DT123
DT124
DT125
DT126
DT127
DT128
DT129
DT130
DT131
DT132
DT133
DT134
DT135
DT136
DT137
TP-9
TPCK
TPD
TPI
TPN
TPNH
TPP
TQ-OA-119
TQ-OH-121
TR
TR-7
tramazoline
transamine
transferrin
transketolase
tranylcypromine
trasentin
trasylol
tremorine
trenimon
tretamine
TRF
TRIAC
triacetin
triamcinoline
triamterene
TRIAP
trichlorphon
trichomycin
tricuran
trifluoperazine
triflupromazine
trilafon
trimecane
trimeprazine
trimeprimine
trimetaphan
trimethidinium
trimipramide
trinactin
trional
trioxazine
trioxine
triparanol
triperidol
TRIS
trithion
TRNA
trolnitrate
tropenzil
troxonium
TSH
TSPA
83
G.
84
TABLE D. DRUG
DT138
DT139
DT140
DT141
DT142
DT143
DT144
DT145
DT146
DT147
DT148
DT149
DTl50
TT-418
TTFD
tubazid
tubercidin
tubocurarine
TUC-U-12927
tussukal
tylosin
TYMU
TYR-DAPH
TYR-RNA
tyrocidin
TZCA
DUO01
DUO02
DUO03
DUO04
DUO05
DUO06
DUO07
DUO08
DUO09
DUO10
DUO1 1
DUO12
DUO13
DUO14
DUO1 5
DUO1 6
DUO1 7
DUO18
DUO19
UAC
UAU
ubichromenol
UC
UDMH
UDP
UDPG
UDPGAL
UDPX
UG
uluronic acid
UML-491
UMP
unithiol
urecholine
uredepa
ureotelesin
urobilinogen
urocanic acid
U
AND
M. DYSON
RELATED
DUO20
DUO21
DUO22
NAMES
FROM
urokinase
usnic acid
UTP
V
DVOOl
DVO02
DVO03
DV004
DVO05
DV006
DV007
DV008
DV009
DVOlO
DVOll
DV012
DV013
DV014
DV015
DV016
DV017
DV018
DV019
DV020
DV021
DV022
DV023
DV024
DV025
DV026
DV027
DV028
DV029
vagophemanil
VAL-5
valinomycin
Valium
valone
vancomycin
vanilmandelic
acid
varidase
vasopressin
vasotocin
venucarin
verbenone
vernamycin
Verona1
Victoria blue
vikasol
vinblastin
vincaleucoblastine
vincristine
viologen
viomycin
virion
VLB
VM
VMA
vofocaine
VPW
VR-8
VTK
CBAC-continued
DV030
DV031
VUFB
VX-2
DWOOl
DWO02
DW003
DWO04
DWO05
DW006
DW007
DW008
DW009
DWOlO
DWOll
DW012
WGL
WIN-18
WIN-501
WIN-502
WIN-31 11
WIN-5501
WIN-5502
WIN-5503
WIN-5512
WL-8008
WP
WR-1339
DXOOI
DX002
DX003
DX004
DXO05
DX006
DXO07
DX008
DXO09
DXOlO
X, Y, Z
xanthoaphin-FB
XC-1 1
XE-64
xenalamine
xenaldial
XIX
xyiobioside
xylocaine
xylocholine
xylopyranose
DYOOl
DY002
yomesan
YPC
DZOOl
DZ002
DZ003
zectran
zimophos
zymosan
W
(1) The names in this table may be Registered
Trade names; the absence of a specific marking
does not
infer that the name is not proprietary.
(2) This table represents
the substances
experimented
with over a six-month
publication
period in 336
journals
devoted to biochemical
subjects. For the vast majority
of these substances
a Registry Number
exists and would be used to characterize
them in coded computer
tapes. Nevertheless,
attention
is drawn
to the difficulty of quickly ascertaining
the structure
of a compound
designated
by one of the above
names, unless tables exist linking trivial names, systematic
names and registry numbers.
(3) Attention
is also drawn to the confusion
which has followed the unrestrained
use of acronyms;
apart
from the difficulty of ascertaining
the nomenclatural
equivalent
of the acronym,
several cases exist where
the same acronym
is used for quite different meanings,
as, for example:
DHT
for (a) dihydrotachysterol
and (b) diazonium-la-tetrazole
Whilst it is conceded
that the identification
of experimental
substances
is most conveniently
done by
a simple letter/figure
code, the entries at the beginning
of the series DD of the table above indicate the
complete loss of meaning attaching
to the use of acronyms for any persons not immediately
concerned with
the narrow field in which they originated.
The problem is almost insoluble; the systematic names of many
of the substances
are far too cumbrous
for anyone to use, except in exact documentation,
while trivial
names cannot be multiplied
indefinitely,
or if so multiplied lose their significance
by a growing similarity.
(4) The same substance
may be designated
in the above table by more than one name; there is at present
no simple way of ascertaining
that this is so.
TABLE
EOOl
EO02
EO03
EO04
EOOS
EO06
EO07
EO08
EO09
EOlO
EOll
E012
E013
E014
E015
E016
E017
E018
E019
E020
E021
E022
E023
E024
E025
E026
E027
E028
E029
E030
E031
E032
E033
E034
E035
actinaluminamericantimony
argon
arsenic
astatbarberkelberyllbismuth
boron
bromcadmcalccaliforncarbon
cerceschlorchromcobalt
copper
curdeuterdysproseinsteinerbeuropfermfluorfrancgadolingallgerman-
E. ROOTS OF THE CHEMICAL
E036
E037
E038
E039
EO40
E041
EO42
E043
EO44
EO45
E046
E047
E048
E049
E050
EOS1
E052
E053
E054
E055
E056
E057
E058
E059
E060
E061
E062
E063
E064
E065
E066
E067
E068
E069
E070
ELEMENTS
_
E071
E072
E073
E074
EO75
E076
E077
E078
E079
E080
E081
E082
E083
E084
E085
E086
E087
E088
E089
E090
E091
E092
E093
E094
E095
E096
E097
E098
E099
El00
El01
El02
El03
El04
gold
hafnhelholmhydrogen
indiodiridiron
krypton
lanthanum
lead
lithlutetmagnes
manganese
mendelevmercury
molybdenum
neodymneon
neptunnickel
niobnitrogen
nobelosmoxygen
palladphosphorus
platinum
plutonpolonpotasspraseodym-
85
promethprotoactinradradon
rhenrhodrubidruthensamarscandselensilicon
silver
sodstrontsulfur
tantalum
technettellurterbthallthorthultin
titantrittungsten
uranvanadxenon
ytterbyttrzinc
zircon-
(1) The name of an element can be cited from those entries in Table E which end in a hyphen by adding
a hyphen and the appropriate suffix code, as in EO64-68 = palladium; a salt or compound can be named
by hyphenating the various codes: E023-E017-16 = copper carbonate.
TABLE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
a-
abadafteralloamphiananaanteantiapoaquaauto-
a-symmetric
ab-normal
ad-join
after-birth
allotinnamic
amphi-biology
an-osmic
ana-phylaxis
ante-natal
anti-sepsis
apo-cyanine
(names)
auto-generative
F1. PREFIXES
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
biocircumciscocountercryptocytodedesdextrodisendoepi-
bio-degrade
circum-ambulate
&-acid
co-polymer
countercurrent
cryptocyanine
cyto-plasm
de-hydrogenate
des-oxydextro-rotatory
dis-continue
endo-toxin
epi-mer
G. M. DYSON
86
TABLE
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
5.5
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
erythroetioexogeogemglycohemihemoheterohistohomohydro
hyperhypoiimininfrainterintraisolevolignolipolysomacromesometamicromultimutamyomyxoneoneurononnornovooligoorthooxyparaperperi-
erythro-elastic
etio-cholanic
exo-cyclic
geo-chemical
gem-dimethyl
glyco-protein
hemi-acetal
hemo-lysis
hetero-atom
h&o-chemical
homo-~aph
hydro-dynamic
hyper-glycemic
hypo-calcic
i & rational
improbable
in-attentive
infra-red
inter-leave
intra-muscular
iso-propyl
levo-tartaric
I&no-cellulose
lipo-protein
lyso-lecithin
macro-molecule
meso-tartaric
meta-genesis
micro-wave
multi-facetted
muta-rotation
myo-globulin
myxo-virus
neo-natal
neuro-surgery
non-starter
nor-methylnovo-biocin
oligo-saccharide
ortho-xylene
oxy-aceticpara-thyroid
per-chlorate
peri-substituted
F,. PREFIX&--continued
71 phago72 pheno73 photo74 phyto75 pneumo76 poly77 post78 pre79 pro80 proto81 pseudo82 psycho83 pyro84 quasi85 radio86 re87 ribo88 seco89 sedo90 semi91 sesqui92 spectro93 sphingo94 spiro95 stereo96 strepto97 sub98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
sulfsupersuprasymsyntakaterethreothrombothyrotranstropoultraunvasovisco-
phago-stimulation
pheno-copy
photo-micrography
phyto-chemistry
pneumo-gastric
poly-mer
post-operative
pre-treat
pro-glottis
proto-lysis
pseudo-tropic
psycho-motor
pyro-phosphoric
quasi-equilibrium
radio-chemistry
re-distribute
ribo-saccharic
seco-cholestane
sedo-heptulose
semi-conductor
sesqui-carbonate
spectra-chemical
sphingo-lipid
Spiro-linkage
stereo-isomer
strepto-kinase
sub-clavian
sulf-ate
super-conductor
supra-optic
sym-trinitrosyn-tactic
taka-diastase
tere-phthalic
threo-aspartic
thrombo-kinetic
thyro-toxicosis
trans-acid
tropo-myos~n
ultrasonic
un-treated
vaso-constriction
visco-static
(1) In each case the prefix is given with an instance of its use.
(2) The prefix is considered as a graph only, without independent conceptual significance. Thus, searching
for “muscular” (CM134 13) and/or “intramuscular”
(46~CM134 13) would be feasible; but a search
under “intra” (4k) would have ‘no meaning. This allbws a prefix (or suffix) to be used with several
different meanings without confusion, as, for example, when “meta” is used with “genesis” (WCG020
105) giving “metagenesis”,
and when “meta” is used structurally, as in “meta-position”
(54-CP127).
(3) The sign $: is used to duplicate the terminal letter of a stem when cited with an atlix: dupiicating the
first fetter with a prefix and the last fetter with a suffix, as in “irrational” (i~rational)(41 &CRlSO) or
in “propellant” (CP177C 12).
(4) When the code number for a prefix is attached to a code number for a vocabulary word, the hyphen is
retained. (See above).
fomputer Inputand the Semantic Organization of Scientific Terms-I
TABLE
1
2
Zble
-ability
:
5
6
7
8
9
fQ
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
-WXOUS
-ade
-age
-al
-amic
-an
-ante
-ane
-ant
-ar
-ary
-ase
-ate
-ation
-atory
-b
-tic
-tide
-cte
-KY
-d
-der
-din
-e
-eal
-ectomy
-ed
-emia
-en
-ence
-ene
-er
-es
-WXXXf?.
-est
-f
-fication
-fY
-&en
-graph
-i
-ial
-ian
-ible
-iC
-i&e
-ice
-ide
-id&e
-ies
Q.
SUFFIXES
vacuum+vacua
CVoOah 1
taxdtaxable CTO21-2
tax--+taxability CTOZI-3
sebumAsebaceous BSO27A4
block--*blockade CBO66-5
store-+storage CS268 a6
torsion~torsionai
CTO83-7
acyl+acylamic CA028-8
medium~med~an
CM051A9
clear*learance
CCO75-10
undeca-undecane
NB I I A 11
propei~propelhutt
CPi77 J1 12
molecule~molar
CM105&,_13
station+stationary
CS240-14
tyrosine-*tyrosinase
60184nf5
barbituric+barbiturate
67527Af6
prepare-preparation
cFl5 1 A 17
respireArespiratory
CR096 a 18
thorax--*thoracic BT021 A20
trypanosome+trypanocide
CT122A21
corpus+corpuscle
CC177-22
frequent~frequen~
CFO9On23
mat-mated
BMOl5-24
remain-remainder
CRO72-25
~oninjpeonidin
132376~26
primary+prime
CPl57A27
linedlineal CLO67-28
appendix-tappendectomy
BA089h29
mix+mixed CM09430
hemoglobin~hemoglobinemia
CH035-31
eat-aten
CEOO5-32
depend-dependence
CD03S-33
hexjhexene
I 10543-34
mixAmixer CM094-35
wax-waxes CWOOP-36
~uminous~~umi~es~nc~
~~~3~
IowAIowest CLOPO-38
relieve+relief CR071h39
electric-+etectrification
CEO24&%
electric+electrify CEO24A41
carcinoma+carcinogen
CCO21h42
pole+polarograph
CP113 A 13-82-43
uterusduteri
CUO14A44
different-tdifferential
CD074-45
Mendel+Mendelian
XM-46
flex-+flexible CFO49-47
titanAtitanic
E095-48
complex+complicate
CC 12IA49
seien+ide EOgI-5 1
p~roJ~py~olidi~e
viscosity-tviscosities
X09977A52
CVO46A 53
Ef
88
G. M.
TABLE
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
-iferous
-ify
-ile
-in
-ine
-ing
-inous
-ion
-is
-ism
-ist
-ite
-ition
-ity
-ium
-ive
-ize
-1arity
-less
-let
-1ing
-fY
-lyse
-ment
-meter
-metry
-ness
-0
-0ic
-oid
-0in
-01
-0le
-0logy
-0ma
-on
-one
-0nium
-0nous
-or
-0ra
-0se
-0sis
-0us
-0xy
-0yl
-pth
-ry
-S
-se
-sis
-sive
-sion
Fz.
DYSON
SUFFIXES-COnti/rUd
metal-->metalliferous
CM066 & 54
pureApurify
CP196n55
contract-+contractile
CC155-56
adrenalkadrenalin
CA038-57
boron+borine
E012h58
boredboring
CB075 A59
term--tcoterminous
17-CT034-60
tensedtension
CT033 a61
eiectrolyse+electrolysis
CE025&76 A62
metabolite+metabolism
CM065A63
biology sbiologist CB050n64
meteor+meteorite
CM068-65
add+addition
CA030-66
electric+electricity
CE024-67
pallad Gum E064-68
extractt+extractive
CE142-69
energy-energize
CEO61 A70
clear--+clarity CCO75‘$~71
stain+stainless
CS228-72
plate +pIatelet CPlOl-73
cod- Ncodling AC048-74
open .openly COO30-75
hydrate-thydrolyse
CH073h8 l-76
establish- *establishment
CE152-77
voltt+voltmeter
CVO56-78
calorie+calorimetry
CCOO8a79
hard +hardness CHOI 3-80
nitrate+nitrato
E060,&16n81
propane +propanoic
acid 74986a82/CA022
fibree*fibroid
CF023 ~83
aceticctacetoin
641792.84
xyleneixylenol
CXO04 n 85
veratric--tveratrole
93072/&86
bacterium
>bacteriology CBOO4. $87
lipid- l
lipoma CLO7l,i88
emulsifyy+emulsion
CE049A89
propane
tpropanone
74986 ~90
pyridine+pyridonium
110861A91
phosphoruslphosphorous
E065&92
abstract+abstractor
CA01 l-93
corpus tcorpora CC1 77 Q-94
hex-thexose
NB6 A95
acid pacidosis CA022-96
vanad-wanadous
E099-97
acetrc-->acetoxy
64179 G>98
valeric+valeroyl
1095G:,$,,99
deep tdepth CD015:1100
mamma
tmammary
CM014-101
cat *cats AC016-102
invert- .inverse C1078 n 103
emphatic-•emphasis
CE153h104
respond
rresponsive CR097 n 105
expand
bexpansion CE128a106
TABLE
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
F,.
89
SUFFIXES-COnfinued
advanceAadvantage
CAO4lhl07
soluble-+solute
CS165AlO8
growdgrowth
CG065-109
catalyse-atalytic
CCO29hllO
attenddattention
CA139 n 111
induce-*inductive
CI03 1 A 112
furnish-+furniture
CFl ISAl 13
safedsafety
CSOO2-114
actdactuate
CA026- 115
addAadduct
CA030- 116
tubedtubular
CT123 A 117
data-datum
CD006 A 118
moistAmoisture
CM102-119
solid+solidus
CS163-120
revolve+revolution
CR152n121
leaf&leaves
CL033 A 122
olive-wood VOOO4-123
carbon+carboxyl
E017A 124
sweatdsweaty
CS314-125
hex+hexyl
NB6 A 126
undec+undecyne
NB 11 A 127
-tage
-te
-th
-tic
-tion
-tive
-ture
-ty
-uate
-uct
-ular
-urn
-ure
-us
-ution
-ves
-wood
-xyl
-Y
-Yl
-yne
(See also footnotes (1) and (3) to Table F,)
(1) In some cases the suffix has an independent conceptual significance; thus the “-oses” could be sorted,
for in generic terms, by searching for -95 or n95.
(2) The sign n is used to delete some of the terminal letters of a stem; thus, a plain delta, A, deletes the
last letter, while if more letters are to be removed the number of such is placed within the delta: there
are many examples in the Table.
TABLE
G. COMMON GEOLOGICAL
A
CA108
anthracite
B
CBO03
CBOOS
CBOll
CB030
CB042
CB043
barytes
basalt
bauxite
beryl
biotite
blende
AND MINERAL TERMS
D
CD064
CD1 17
CD1 18
CD148
CFO18
CF067
H
diamond
dolerite
dolomite
dunite
CH034
CH062
hematite
hornblende
F
CIO06
CIOO9
CIOl 1
igneous
illite
ilmenite
felspar
fluorspar
I
J
G
C
cc003
cc005
CC046
CC066
CC072
cc200
CC208
calamine
calcite
chalk
cinnabar
clay
cretaceous
cryolite
CGOOl
CGO02
CGOO5
CGOl 1
CG012
CG040
CG049
CG077
gabbro
gahnite
galena
garnet
gem
gneiss
granite
gypsum
CJO03
CJO07
CJO09
jade
jasper
jets
CKOOl
CKO08
CK020
kaolin
kieserite
kyanite
K
DYZWN
G. M.
90
TABLE G. COMMON
t
CL023
CL026
Iaterite
CL065
CL103
CL079
CL082
lime
limestone
loam
lode
CM005
CM007
CM01 f
CM027
CM035
CM071
CM082
CM108
CM1 10
CM1 14
CM136
M
magnesite
magnetite
malachite
marl
massif
mica
mineral
molybdenite
monazite
montmor~lionite
muscovite
GEOLOGICAL
AND
MINERAL
COO42 ore
CS03 1
scheelite
COO48
CS033
CSO60
CS072
CSO8 1
CS103
CS134
CS199
CS200
CS202
CS208
CS260
CS267
CS272
C‘S322
schist
selenite
serpentine
shale
siderite
slate
sphalerite
sphene
spheruhte
spine1
stibnite
stone
stratum
syenife
CT007
CT105
CT1 13
T
talc
trap
tr~dynlite
CV026
CVO27
V
vermiculite
vermilion
orpiment
lava
N
CN007
CN008
native
natron
COO23
COO27
COO28
0
olivine
onyx
opat
TERMS-mttimed
P
CP035
CP048
CPO49
CPOSO
CP071
CPO91
CP094
CPI 27
WI52
CP206
CP210
pegmatite
periclase
peridot
perovskite
phlogopite
pitchblende
plagiociase
porphyry
prehnite
pyrites
pyroxene
Q
CQOO8 quartz
CR028
CR147
CR1 53
R
realgar
ruby
rutile
s
CSOlO
CSOl 1
sandstone
CS016
sapphire
sand
w
CWO46 wolfram
(1) This list consists only of those words from Table C which fall into the geological or mineral field. It is
in no sense to be considered as either a basic or a specialized vocabulary for these fields.
(2) It is clear that the language used in geology and mineralogy can be divided into (a) a basic vocabulary
of common terms, of which Table G would form a part; (b) a vocabulary of special terms and (c) a
taxonomic ?ocabulary of mineral names.
TABLE
HA001
HA002
HA003
HA004
HA005
HA006
HA007
HA008
HA009
W. RESIDUE OF CHEMICAL
A
administration n
agglomerate
airborne
alternator
amortize
appraise
attrition
automobile
axle
ENGINEERKiG
IN VOCABULARY
HBOIO
HBOl I
HB012
boost
cake
blush
I-K001
IX002
HCO03
JCOlO
BOD
HCO04
carbolic
B
HE001
HI3002
HBOO3
HBO04
HBOO5
HBO06
HBO07
HBO08
FIB009
TERMS r;OT
baffle
bag
bale
bin
blow
burn-out
C
barrel
blister
buoyancy
(me&.)
calender
canister
capital
C
Computer Input and the Semantic eruption
TAX.E
H.
RESIDUE
OF Cfi?ZMICAL ENaERING
HCOOS
HCOO6
NC007
WC008
HCOO9
HCOIO
HCOI 1
HCO12
HCOI 3
HC014
HCOKS
Hi3016
HCQ17
HCO18
HCOl9
HC020
WC021
WC022
JCO49
JCOS7
--
carboy
carton
cardboard
case
‘CelIophane’
cement (stick)
&ha& (verb)
channel
chimney
chart
~he~~orpti~n
chip
climate
clutch (mech.1
caaltar
collapse (struct.)
comment
comminute
commit (Ieg.)
compensate (Ieg.)
NC023
NC024
JCO95
HC025
WC026
HCQ27
NC028
HC029
WC030
HCO3 1
conduit
congeal
contract (leg.)
corrugate
crate
crater
crevice
crumb
cure (harden)
cyclone
HDOQI
ND002
JD037
HDO03
HDO04
HDOb5
HD006
D
deliver
demufsify
depreciate
die (mech. j
dow~~omer
dress (mill)
duty
JEO03
-HE001
JEO04
.---HE002
JEOS9
E
economic
economiser (app.)
educate
encapsulate
expend
HFOOI
HFO02
JFOIS
F
factor
feedstock
finance
TERhiS NOT W
HFO03
HFOO4
HFOOJ
HFO06
HFO07
HF008
RF009
HFOIO
HFOI I
HF012
flange
flex (elec.)
flight (screw)
flue
Rush
&ix (elec.)
f&x (Row)
forecast
frigate
fuse (e&e.)
AGOG
HGOOZ
HGO03
HGOO4
G
g3ngue
gasket
grit
gyrate
VmA3ULARY
home
hopper
hose
hum~ta~t
HIGH
HI002
HI003
Jf053
;I061
indoor
inlet
instal
insure
I
JIO79
JI080
interest
inventory
invest
5
HJOOl
HJO02
jointin~~ompound
journal (mech.)
K
HKOO1 kettle
HKOOZ kibble
HKO03 Kraft (paper)
L
JLOOl
JLOtX3
MLOOl
JLOf7
JLO19
JIB49
l&our
faw (legal)
layout
iegagal
legislate
hcence
C---cc?n~intrtd
HI.,002
HLO03
Lift @pp.)
locomotive
HMO01
JMOO4
&Z%
HMO02
HMO03
HM~
M
make-up
rna~~t~a~~
manage
matt
median
missife
N
HNOal navy
JN016
netback
HNO02 nib
H
HHOOI
HHOO2
HHO03
HHO04
91
JOOOS
JOOlO
HOOOl
HO002
HO003
HO004
NC%05
JO029
0
obsolescence
offer
on-hoe
outdoor
outflow
output
overhaul
overhead
P
paddle
pallet
parison
payback
JPO60 person
HP004 ‘Perspex’
HPOOS pilot
HP006 piston
HP007 pit
HP008 ptan
HP009 &me (math.)
HWfO plunger
price
JP079
HP001
HP002
HP003
JP114
JPOSO
JI
-_-
prime
profit
Q
HMO1
HRO02
HRO03
R
rait
ram ~~u~ger)
ream (mach.)
92
G.
TABLE H. RESIDUE
JR024
reimburse
FIR004
JR053
___
JR056
.__
residence-time
reward
risk
HR005
HRO06
roof
rope
HSOOl
JSO03
HS002
HSO03
S
sack
sale
sandwich
seam
or CHEMICAL
M.DYSON
ENGINEERI~~G
HSOO4
HMO5
HSO06
HSO07
HSOOS
JS103
-
TERMS
NOT
tbi WCABIJLARY
seep
silo
sketch
sparge
stack (smake)
statistic
statute
-JSO50
HS009
HSOlO
HSOl1
JS104
street
structure (bdg.)
submerse
supervise
HSOJ 2
syndiotactic
(1) ibis vocabulary is to be used in conjunction
words used by the chemical engineer.
with
the C-vocabulary
c--continued
HTOOl
JTO05
T
tail (gas)
tariff
HIT002
JT073
_.__~
HT003
thinner
trade-name
turn (math.)
V
HVOOI vane
W
HWOOI warehouse
which
contains
the
bulk of the
(2) Examination
of the residual vocabulary
above shows that there arc very few true chemical engineering
terms restricted
to that sub-discipline,
largely on account of its hybrid nature. The words cited above
are largely borrowed
from management
and commercial
vocabulary
(J), or are purely engineering
terms
such as flange, flux, gasket, hose, piston, ram, etc.
(3) The vocabulary
illustrates
the value of inter-disciplinary
correlation
of vocabularies;
vocabularies
5,
11 and 15 existed when vocabulary
10 was compiled;
had a set of engineering
vocabularies
existed, the
need for a new set of terms could have been almost entirely eliminated.
A
JAOOl
CA001
CA002
JA002
JA003
CA004
abacus
abandon
JAO04
JAOOS
JAOO6
JAOO7
CA01 5
.~___
CA016
JAOOS
abroad
abrogate
abutter
academic
accept
access
accessary
JAOO9
JAOlO
JAOl 1
JA012
CA01 8
____-..-
accessory
accident
accommodate
account (a/c)
account (rept.)
JAO13
CA019
_~
JAOl4
abbreviate
abeyance
abridge
ability
CA020
JAOl5
J A0 16
CA024_
_.
accumulate
achieve
JA017
JA018
CA027
JA019
JA020
JAOZI
JAOZ’
CA029
CA032
JAG3
acquit
act (leg.)
actual
actuarial
actuate
JA024
HA001
acknowledge
acquire
XL&y
acumen
adapt
address
adduce
adjunct
administer
fA031
JA032
JA033
JA034
CA05 1
JA035
JA036
JA037
CA162
JAO38
JAO39
5.4040
JA04l
JAO42
CA07 t
afhdavit
affirm
affix
agenda
agent
agree
aggravate
agronomic
aim
alarm
alien
allege
allocate
allottee
allow
CA074
alternate
amortize
applicant
admit
advance
advertise
accredit
accrete
JA025
JA026
JA027
JA028
JA029
advise
HA005
____JA043
JA044
JA045
JA046
JA047
accrue
JA030
advocate
JAO4g
advice
amount
announce
annuity
annul
anomaly
TABLE
JA049
JAOSO
JAOSl
HA006
apply
JAO52
JA053
JA054
JAOSS
JA056
JA057
JA058
JA059
CA131
JA060
CA132
JA061
JA062
JA063
JA064
CA134
JA065
CA137
JA066
CA139
JA067
JA068
JA069
JA070
JA07 1
CA148
JA072
CA151
appreciate (inc.
in value)
apprise
approach
approve
arbitrate
architect
archive
article (assn.)
assemble
assent
assess
asset
assign
assignee
assize
associate
assure
attach
attache
attend
attest
attorney
auctioneer
audit
authority
automat
autonomy
avail
CA152
JA073
average
award
appoint
apportion
appraise
B
JBOOl
JB002
JB003
JBO04
JBO05
JBO06
JBO07
JBOOS
JBOO9
JBOlO
JBOI 1
JB012
JB013
back (support)
bail (security)
bailee
bailiff
balance (a/c’s)
ballast
bank
bankrupt
bar (leg.)
bargain
barratry
barrister
barter
J. MANAGEMENT,
JB014
CB020
JB015
JB016
JB017
JB018
JB019
JB020
JB02 1
JB022
JB023
JB024
JB025
JB026
JB027
JB028
JB029
JB030
JB03 1
JB032
JB033
CB085
JB034
JB035
JB036
JB037
JB038
CB106
CB107
JB039
JB040
JB041
JB042
JB043
JB044
JCOOl
CC006
HCO02
JCO02
JCO03
JCOO4
JCO05
JCOO6
JCO07
JCOO8
JCOO9
JCOlO
JCOll
JC012
BUSINESS
AND
LEGAL
basic (fundamental)
batch
bear (stocks)
bearer
beneficiary
bid
bill (act)
bill (a/c)
bill (leg.)
bill (exch.)
bipartite
black (TU)
blank (form)
board (dirs.)
bond (leg.)
bond (excise)
bonus
bourse
boycott
brand
breach (contract)
break
bribe
brief (leg.)
broadcast
broker
budget
build
bulk
bull (stock)
bullion
bureau (office)
business
bye-law
byproduct
C
cable
calculate
calendar
call (stock)
campaign
cancel
candidate
canteen
canvass
capable
capacity (ability)
capital
caption
car
mRm-continued
JC013
JC014
JC015
JCO16
JC017
JCO18
JCO19
cc034
CC036
card (index)
career
cartel
carton
case (leg.)
case (contnr.)
catch
cause
caution
CC038
JCO20
JCO21
JC022
cc041
JC023
cc044
cease
censor
censure
census
centre
century
certain
certify
cesser
chair
champerty
chance
change
channel
character
charge (leg.)
charter
chattel
cheap
check (confirm)
cheque
chief
circumstance
city
civic
civil
claim
clear
JC024
JC025
JC026
JC027
JC028
cc05 1
JC029
JCO30
JC03 1
JC032
JC032
JC034
cc053
JC035
JC036
JC037
JC038
JC039
JCO40
JCO41
cc075
JC042
JC043
JC044
cc090
JC045
cc097
JC046
cc103
client
clip
closure (mtg.)
code
codicil
coin
collateral
collect
JC047
JC048
cc111
.-
collusion
commission (cash)
commission (board)
JC049
commit
93
G.
94
TABLE
J. MANAGEMENT,
JCO50
JCOS 1
cc1 12
committee
commodity
common
JCO52
cc113
commune
communicate
JCO53
JC054
JCO55
JC056
JC057
JC058
JC059
JCO60
cc119
commute
compact @greet.)
company
compel
compensate
competent
compile
complaint
complement
cc120
complete
cc121
complex
JCO61
JC062
JC063
CC127
complicate
complicit
comply
comprise
CC128
computer
JC064
CC129
concede
concentrate
JC065
JCO66
JC067
JCO68
JC069
JCO70
JC071
JC072
cc133
concern
concession
conciliate
concise
conclude
condemn
condition (leg.)
condition (state)
conduct
JCO%JC074
JC075
JC076
JC077
CC136
confer
confide
confirm
confiscate
conflict
conform
cc137
__JC078
JC079
cc141
confuse
JCO80
JCO81
JC082
CC142
_~
connexion
conscientious
consensus
conserve
JC083
JC084
consider
consign
congress
conjecture
connect
M.
DYSON
BUSINESS AND
cc143
consistent
cc144
consolidate
JC085
JCO86
cc147
consortium
constitute
constrain
LEGAL
CC238
construct
JC087
JCO88
JC089
cc150
consul
consult
consume
contact
JCO90
JC091
JC092
cc153
contango
contempt
contend
content
JC093
JC094
CC240
context
continent
contingent
cc154
continue
JC095
cc157
contract
contrary
JC096
CC158
contravene
contribute
cc159
control
CC161
___
JC097
JC098
CC162
.-
convenient
convention
converse (opp.)
convert
CC241
convey
JC099
JClOO
JClOl
JC102
JC103
cc170
JC104
JC105
CC178
convict
convoy
cooperate
coordinate
copartner
copy
copyright
corner (mrkt.)
correct
cc179
correlate
CC180
correspond
CC243
cost
JC106
JC107
CC183
council
counsel
count
JC108
JC109
JCllO
JClll
counterfeit
counterfoil
countermand
countersign
TERMS-continued
JC112
JCl13
JC114
JC115
JC116
JC117
JC118
JC119
CC194
country
county
coup
coupon
course
court
covenant
cover (ins.)
create
JC120
JC121
JC122
CC201
credence
credit
crime
crop
CC212
cube
JC123
JC124
CC21 5
culpable
cultivate
cumulate
JC125
JC126
CC226
current
custody
cut
CD001
daily
CD1
___ 55
CD007
danger
JDOOl
CD008
datum
day
JDO02
JDO03
JDO04
JDO05
JDO06
JDO07
CD01 2
deal
debenture
debt
decimal
decipher
declare
decline
JDO08
JDO09
CD01 4
decode
decree
deduce
JDOlO
JD012
JDOl3
CD016
deduct
deed (leg.)
default
defeasance
defect
JD014
JDOl5
CD01 8
JDO16
JDO17
JDOI 8
CD026
defend
deficit
define
defraud
defunct
de-jure
delay
D
JDOl 1
date
95
TABLE
JD019
CD027
JD020
CD158
delegate
delate
delimit
deliver
J. MANAGEME~,
BUSZNESS AND
LEGAL
JD053
JD054
JDO55
JD056
CD074
dictate
dictionary
dictograph
differ
different
CD077
CD078
JD057
CD081
JD058
JD059
CD058
JDO60
JIB061
JD062
JD063
JD064
CD089
--
digest
digit
dilapidate
diminish
diploma
diplomacy
direct (control)
directory
disable
disagree
disburse
discard
discharge
JD065
JD066
JD067
JD068
JD069
JD070
CD091
discipline
disclaim
disclose
discount
discover
discreet
discriminate
JD07 1
JD072
JD073
JD074
JD075
JD076
CD099
CD100
discuss
dishonest
dismiss
disorder
dispatch
dispel
displace
dispose
dispossess
disprove
dispute
disqualify
disregard
disrepair
disrepute
dissent
dissidence
dissipate
dissociate
dissolve
distance
CD029
JD021
JD022
JD023
JD024
JDO25
JD026
JD027
JD028
JD029
JD030
CD035
JD03 1
JD032
JD033
JD034
JD035
JD036
JD037
JD038
JD039
JD040
JDO41
JD042
JD043
JD044
CD044
demand
demesne
demise
demission
demit
demolish
demonstrate
demurrage
demurrer
deny
department
depend
deponent
deport
deposit
deposition
depository
depot
depreciate
depth
depute
derate
derelict
derogate
describe
deserve
design
JD045
JD046
CD046
JD047
CD047
CD048
desk
destine
destroy
destruction
detach
detail
JD048
CD049
JD049
CD052
detain
detect
deter
determine
JDOSO
JD051
CD055
detract
detriment
develop
CD056
device
JD077
JD078
JD079
JD080
JDO81
JD082
JD083
JD084
JD085
JD086
JD087
JD088
CD103
CD058
devoid
CD105
distinct
CD061
diagram
CD106
distort
JD052
diary
JD089
distrain
‘mws-continued
JDO90
CD107
distress
distribute
JD091
district
CD 108 disturb
JD092
CD 112
JD093
JD094
JD095
JD096
CD1 13
diverse
divide
dividend
division
dock
docket
document
JD097
CD1 16
CD 117
JD098
JD099
JDlOO
JDlOl
CD132
-A
JD102
JD103
JD104
JD105
JDI 06
JD 107
CD147
JD108
JD109
JDllO
dollar
domain
domestic
domicile
dominate
down
draft (bank)
draw
drawback
drop (let faI1)
due
dump
duplicate
duration
dust
dutiable
duty
dwell
E
JEOOI
JEO02
JEO03
CEO13
%%?
CEO14
each
ease
economic
edit
educate
effect
JEOOS
JEO06
JEO07
JEO08
JEOO9
JEOlO
effort
elaborate
elect
elicit
em
embargo
embassy
embody
empire
emphatic
employ
JEOl 1
JE012
JEO13
CEl53
JEO14
G.
96
TABLE J. MANAGEMENT,
M.
DYSON
BUSINESS AND
LEGAL
TERMS-continued
F
CEO48
empty
CEllO
exact
JEOI 5
JEO16
CEO56
enable
CEl12
examine
CFOOl
fabric
JE048
CEl16
exceed
except
JEO17
JEO18
JE019
JE020
JE02 1
CEO62
endeavour
endorse
endow
enforce
enfranchise
engage
JE049
CE117
excerpt
excess
JFOOl
JFO02
JF003
JFO04
CElll
facile
fact
factor (agent)
factory
fail
JFO05
JF006
CFOll
fallacy
false
fast (speed)
JE022
JE023
CEO65
engross
enhance
enlarge
enact
end
CEO67
enough
JE024
JE025
JE026
CEO70
ensue
ensure
entail
enter
JE027
CEO73
enterprise
entire
JE028
JE029
JE030
JE031
JE032
JE033
JE034
CEO82
entitle
entity
entrance
entrust
envelope
envoy
equable
equal
JE035
JE036
JE037
CE147
equity
equivalent
erase
erect
JE038
CEO9 1
erratum
error
CEO93
escape
JE039
JE040
CEO96
CE118
exchange
JE050
CE 120
excise
exclude
JE05 1
JE052
JE053
CE122
excuse
execute
exempt
exercise
CE125
exhibit
CE126
exist
JE054
JE055
CE128
exit
ex officio
expand
JE056
CE129
ex parte
expect
JE057
JE058
JE059
JE060
CEI 50
expedient
expedite
expend
experience
experiment
CF026
field
CF027
figure
JF013
CF029
file (papers)
fill
JF014
JF015
CF033
final
finance
find
fine (mulct)
CF036
finish
JF016
CF037
finite
tire
JF017
JF018
CF041
firm (Co.)
first (of exch.)
fit
CF042
fix
JF019
JF020
JF021
JF022
JF023
JF024
JF025
JF026
JF027
CF078
follow
force (compel)
foreclose
forego
foreign
foresee
foreman
forfeit
form (paper)
form (make)
extract
JF028
CF079
formal
formula
extradite
extrapolate
extreme
JF029
JF030
JF031
forthwith
fortuitous
forward
expert
expire
explain
explicit
explore
export
express
escheat
escrow
essence
JE067
JE068
CE135
express (fast)
expropriate
expulsion
JE069
CEl37
extant
extend
CE152
establish
JE041
CE148
estate
estimate
JE070
CEI 38
extent
exterior
estop
estreat
ethic
evade
evict
CE139
-.CE140
external
JE042
JE043
JE044
JE045
JE046
JE047
CE109
CE141
-__
CE142
extra
JE071
JE072
CE143
evolve
fault
favour
feasible
fee
felon
fence (boundary)
few
fiducial
CF034
JE061
JE062
JE063
JE064
JE065
JE066
CE134
evidence
CF014
JFO07
J F008
JF009
JFOIO
JFOll
JF012
CF025
(say)
extinct
TABLE 1.
MANAGEMENT,
BUS[NESS
AND LEGAL TERMS-continued
JGOI 9
JG020
guess
guide
JHOOl
CHOOl
habeas
habit
CH004
half
JHO02
JHO03
CH013
halt
halve
hard
freight
frequent
JHO04
JHO05
CH023
harness
head (leader)
health
JF038
CF099
frontier
fruit
JH006
CH028
heart (centre)
heavy
JF039
CF103
frustrate
function
JF040
JF041
fund
further
JHO07
JHO08
JHO09
JHOlO
CH048
heir
help
hemisphere
hence
high
JHOll
CH052
--
hive
history
CH085
hold
JH012
JHO13
JH014
CH080
home
honorarium
humane
hypothesis
JF032
CF082
found
fraction
CF083
fracture
CF084
fragile
JF033
JF034
JF035
CF088
franc
franchise
fraud
free
JF036
CF089
freedom
freeze
JF037
CF090
G
JGOOl
JG002
JG003
JG004
JG005
JGO06
CG020
gain
gang
garnish (leg.)
gather
gauge (assess)
general
generate
JGO07
JGO08
JGO09
CG021
generic
genuine
geography
geometry
JGOlO
JGOll
CG023
germane
gesture
get
JGO12
CG038
godown
go
CG040
good
JGO13
JGO14
JGO15
CG048
~._-
goodwill
govern
grant
graph
JGO16
JG017
JG018
CG062
gratis
gratuity
gross (144)
gross (v. net)
CG064
group
CG065
grow
H
corpus
JIO16
JI017
JI018
JI019
JIO20
JI021
JI022
JI023
JI024
CI095
imperial
impersonal
implement
implicit
import
importance
impose
impound
impracticable
impress
JI025
JI026
CIO21
improbable
improvise
impulse
JI027
JI028
JI029
CI023
incentive
incept
incessant
incident
JIO30
CI024
incline (metaph.)
include
JI03 1
CI096
income
incorporate
CI027
increase
JI032
JI033
CI029
indent
indenture
index
JI034
CI03 1
indict
induce
cIo33
industry
I
CIOO2
ideal
JI035
CI035
inevitable
infant (leg.)
CIO03
identical
JIOOl
JIO02
JIO03
JIO04
JIOOS
JIO06
CI012
identify
idle
ill
illegible
illicit
illustrate
image
JI036
JI037
J1038
JI039
CI041
infer
inflate
inflict
influence
influx
CI042
inform
JIO07
JIOO8
JIO09
JIOlO
JIOll
CIOl5
imaginary
imitate
immediate
imminent
immobile
immune
JIO40
JIO41
JI042
JI043
CI046
infringe
ingenuity
ingoing
inhabit
inhibit
CIO47
initial
C1049
injure
JI044
CI053
inquire
insert
JI045
51046
JIO47
inset
inside
insist
CI016
impact
JI012
JI013
51014
JIO15
impartial
impeach
imperative
imperfect
97
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98
M.
DYSON
I’ABLE J. MANAGE~~ENT, BUSINESS AND LEcAL TERMS--cotttittued
JIO48
JI049
51050
Cl055
inspect
instal
instance
instant
J105 I
JI052
C1057
instigate
institute
instruct
Cl058
instrument
JI053
31054
JI055
JI056
JI057
JIO58
J1059
51060
C1063
insure
intact
intangible
integral
integrity
intelligence
intend
intense
intent
51061
31062
JI063
J IO64
31065
J1066
JI067
JIO68
JI069
JIO70
JIO71
C1070
interest (divi.)
interest (share)
interest (attn.)
interim
interior
intermediate
(between)
intern
internal
international
interpret
interrogate
interval
51072
JI073
JI074
51075
JI076
51077
51078
c1077
intervene
interview
intestate
intractable
introduce
intuition
invalid (not valid)
invent
JI079
JIO80
JIO81
51082
JI083
JI084
JI085
JI086
JIOY7
CIO92
inventory
imest
in\,estignte
invite
in\okc
in\ olve
IOU
irrelevant
island
issue
JIOY8
J1099
issue (heir)
issue (cap.)
.J
JJOOl
55002
53003
CJO09
jargon
jeopardy
job
join
CJOI 1
journal
55004
55005
55006
55007
55008
35009
JJOlO
journey
judge
judiciary
junior
jurisdiction
jury
justice
(paper)
JLO16
JL017
JLOl8
JL019
J LO20
CL041
legacy
legal
legend (printg.)
legislate
legitimate
length
JLO21
JL022
J LO23
CL043
less
lesson
lessor
let (leave)
J LO44
J LO45
CL047
let (premises)
letter
level
CL048
lever
K
JKOOI
CK003
keen
keep
J LO46
CL050
levy
liable
J K002
CK006
keg
key (solution)
JK003
CKOI?
key (lock)
kind (sort)
JL047
JL048
J LO49
JLO50
JLO51
CL056
libel
liberal
licence
license
lien
life
JK004
knock (disparage)
J LO52
CL060
lift (math.)
light (not heavy)
CL063
like (similar)
label
CL066
limit
JLOOl
J LOO2
CL010
labour
lack
lag
CL067
line (course)
JL053
CL068
liner (ship)
link
JLO03
J LOO4
JLO05
J LOO6
CL019
land (area)
land (goods)
language
lapse
large
JLO54
JLOSS
J LO56
JL057
CL078
list (roll)
literal
litigate
little
load
J LOO7
CL02 1
last (continue)
last (end)
J LO58
J LO59
J LO60
CL081
loan
lobby
local
lock
JLO61
JLO62
JL063
CL084
locker
logistics
long (time)
long (matter)
L
CL002
CL021
latent
JLOO8.
J LOO9
JLOlO
JLOI I
CL032
law (leg.)
lawyer
lay (not Prof.)
lay-off
lead (direct)
JLOI?
CL035
league
Icarn
J LO64CL.089
loophole
lose
JLO13
CL036
lease
Icnst
JLOl4JL015
leave (abandon)
ledger
J LO65
J LO66
CL090
lot (auct.)
lot (much)
low
JLO67.
lump (sum)
TABLE J. MANAGEMENT,
CM002
--
M
machine
JMO02
JMO03
CM009
JMOO4
JMOOS
CM010
JMO06
JMO07
JMO08
JMO09
JMOlO
JMOI 1
CM01 7
JM012
JM013
CM021
magazine (journal)
magistrate
mail (corres.)
main (principal)
maintain
major
make
manage
mandamus
mandate
manifest (ship)
manifesto
manifold
manner
manor
manual
manufacture
JM014
CM144
CM023
CM024
JMOlS
JM016
CM026
JM017
CM036
CM037
CM038
many
map
margin
marine
mark (coin)
mark (trade)
market
marque
master (empl.)
match
material (matter)
JM018
CM042
CM043
CM045
material (relev.)
matter
mature
maximum
CM047
CM051
measure
medium (aver.)
JM019
JM020
JM021
JM022
JM023
JM024
CM077
member
memorial
merit
message
method
metre
middle
JMOOl
CM083
miniature
CM084
minimum
JM025
minor
BUSINESS
99
AND LEGALTERMS-continrred
CM088
JM026
JM027
CM087
mint (coin)
minute (record)
minute (time)
minute (small)
JM028
JM029
JM030
JM03 1
JM032
JM033
JM034
JM035
JM036
JM037
CM097
CM098
_JM038
CM099
JM039
JM040
CM 111
JM041
JM042
CM121
..-
misadventure
~sdcmeanour
misfeasance
mishap
mislead
misnomer
misplace
misprision
miss (fail)
mistake
model
moderate
modern
modify
modus
money
monograph
month
morning
most
JM043
CM127
CM131
CM1 32
JM044
motion (proposn.)
move
multiple
municipal
mutiny
N
CN002
CNO05
name
narrow
JNOOl
CNO07
CNO09
JNO02
JNO03
CNOIO
CNO13
JNO04
CN015
_._I_
CN016
_JNO05
JNO06
CN017
-___
CN024
nation
native
nature
nautical
naval
near
necessary
necessity
need
negative
neglect
negotiate
neither
net (retie.)
JNO07
JN016
CN030
-___
net (v. gross)
netback
never
CN03
1
....I__ new
JNOO8 news
CN032 next
CN033 night
CN034 nil
CN039 no
CN045 nominal
CN046 none
CN047 nor
north
JNO09
JNOIO
nothing
JNOll
note (heed)
JN012
note (memo)
notice
JN013
JN014
notify
novelty
CN051
CN052
JN015
CNO61
nucleus (group)
number
0
JO001
COO05
JO002
COO06
50003
50004
JO005
co007
__-JO006
JO007
JO008
co009
coo12
-__
50009
JO010
JO01 1
JO012
JO013
30014
COO24
COO26
JO015
coo30
-_
oath
object (thing)
object (oppose)
oblige
obscure
observe
obsolescence
obstruct
obviate
occasion
occupy
occur
odd
offence (leg.)
offer
office (duty)
office (place)
offset
often
omit
once
onerous
G. ht. DYSON
100
TABLE
J.
COO3 I
operate
JO016
JO017
JO018
JO019
COO34
opinion
opportunity
oppose
opt
optimum
COO36
oral
JO020
COO41
order (command)
ordinary
JO021
JO022
COO4.5
JO023
organic (living)
organize
orient (arrange)
orient (east)
COO47
origin
JO024
JO025
JO026
COO67
orthodox
outline
outright
outside
JO027
JO028
JO029
owe
own
overhead
P
CPOOl
pace
CPO02
pack
CPOO5
pair
JPOOl
JPO02
JPO03
JPO04
JPOO5
JPO06
JPO07
CP018
pallett
panel (group)
panic
paper (report)
par
paragraph
parcel
parity
CP019
part
JPO08
JPO09
CP026
particular
passport
patent
CP027
path
(det.)
CP028
pattern
JPOlO
CP029
pause
pay (settle)
JPOll
JPl14
JP012
JP013
JPO14
JPOI 5
pay (wages)
payback
pecuniary
peg
pen
penal
MANAGEMENT,
BUSINESS
AND
JPO16
JPO17
JPO18
JP019
JPOZO
JP021
JP022
CPO43
pencil
pend
pension
people
per
percept
peremptory
perfect
CPO45
perform
CPO50
period
JP023
CPO54
perjure
permanent
JP024
JP025
JP026
CPO59
permit
perpetual
perplex
persist
CPO60
person
JP027
JP028
JP029
JPO30
JP03 1
CPO70
persuade
pertain
petition
petty
phase
phenomenon
(time)
JP032
JP033
CP082
phrase
pick (select)
piece
J PO34
JP035
JP036
CPO93
pier
pilfer
piracy
place
JP037
JP038
JP039
J PO40
CPO95
plain
plaintiff
plan
plane (aero.)
plane (flat)
JPO41
J PO42
JP043
J PO44
JP045
J PO46
CP107
Cl’1 I i
platform
plausible
pledge
plenary
plenty
plough-back
PJY (fold)
point (debate)
CP113
pole
J PO47
JP048
JP049
JPO50
JP05 1
polemic
police
policy
politic
poll
LEGAL
TERMS-coiitinued
CP212
pollute
CPl19
.,
CP120
popular
JP052
JP053
CP126
port (place)
port (carry)
portion
pool (share)
CP127
position
JP054
CP129
possession
possible
JPO55
JP056
JP057
JP058
JP059
CP139
post (job)
post-obit
postpone
postscript
potential
power
J PO60
JPO61
JP062
JP063
CP144
practicable
pragmatic
preamble
precious
precision
CP145
precursor
CP147
predominate
J PO64
CP148
prefabricate
prefer
JP065
JPO66
JP067
JPO68
JP069
CP151
prejudice
premature
premise
premises (bdgs.)
premium
prepare
J PO70
CP152
prepay
preponderate
JP071
JP072
JP073
J PO74
CP153
prepossess
prerogative
presence
present (now)
preserve
JPO75
JP076
CP155
preside
press (news)
presume
JP077
CP156
pretend
prevent
JP078
JP079
JPO80
CPl59
previous
price
prime
primitive
JPOS 1
principal
TABLE
J.
MANAGBhlEm,
JP082
CP160
principle
print
JP083
JP084
JPO85
JP086
CP162
JP087
JPO88
CP163
CP164
JP089
CPI 65
CP166
CP167
JPO90
CP168
JP091
CP170
CP171
JP092
CP172
JP093
JP094
CP174
JPO95
CP175
JP096
JP097
JP098
CP179
prior (previous)
private
privilege
prize
probable
probate
probation
probe
problem
proceed
process
procure
produce
profess
profile
profit
program
progress
prohibit
project
promise
promissory
promote
prompt
proof
propaganda
proper
property (possesns.)
proportion
JP099
JPlOO
JPlOl
CP182
propose
prosecute
prospect (view)
protect
JP102
JP103
JP104
JP105
JP106
JP107
CP189
protest
prove
provide
province
proviso
provoke
proximate
JP108
JP109
JPllO
proxy
public
punctual
punitive
purpose
JPl 11
CP198
BUSINESS
AND
LEGAL
JP112
JP113
purse
purvey
JQOOl
CQO03
CQO04
qua
qualify
quality
CQOOS
CQO07
54002
JQO03
JQO04
JQOOS
JQO06
JQO07
quantity
quarter
quay
question
quick (rate)
quittance
quorum
quote
JR001
CR009
CR014
CR01 5
CR018
JR002
CR020
radical (change)
raise
range
rapid
rate
ratify
ratio
CR021
CR1 50
JR003
JR004
JR005
JR006
CR027
ration
rational
re (concerng.)
react (gem.)
ready
real (estate)
real (actual)
JR007
CR1 5 1
JR008
JR009
CR032
ream
reason
rebate
recall
recede
JR010
CR033
JR01 1
CR036
JR012
CR039
JR01 3
JR014
CR041
CR042
JR015
receipt
receive
recess (vacn.)
reciprocal
reckon
recognise
recommend
recompense
reconcile
record
recourse
Q
R
TERMS-COnfinued
CR043
recover
JR016
CR047
rectify (correct)
recur
JR01 7
JR01 8
CR148
JR019
CR052
JR020
JR021
CR060
CR061
JR022
CR062
JR023
CR063
redeem
reduce
refer
referee
refine
refund
refuse
regenerate
region
register
regress
regret
regular
JR024
CR065
CR066
CR067
reimburse
reject
relate
relax
CR069
JR025
JR026
CR072
JR027
JR028
JR029
JR030
JR03 1
CR074
JR032
CR076
release
relief
rely
remain
remedy
remember
remind
remit
remnant
remove
render
renew
JR033
CR077
JR034
CR078
rent
repair
reparation
repeat
CR08 1
JR035
CR083
JR036
JR037
CR087
replace
reply
report
represent
repute
require
CR088
reserve
JR038
CR090
reside
residue
JR039
resign
101
G. M. DxsoN
102
TABLE
J. MANAGEMENT,
BUSINESS AND
CR092
_..---_
_CR093
-_- _
resist
resolve
CSOOQ
-.. -. sample
CSO27 satisfy
JR040
JR041
JR042
JR043
CR097
CR098
_--_
resort
resource
respect
respite
respond
rest (remainder)
CSO18
saturate
JSOO5
CSO23
--- _.
SL%VC
csox
_.__....
CSO30
scarce
JR044
CRlOO
CR099
._~
rest (stop)
restore
restrain
tS034
CSO46
-, --
scrap
sea
JS006
.,CSO48
-. - -.
seal {dot.)
search
CR101.I_ restrict
__II
JR045
result
CR01
2 resume
_Ix-.^I.“II”.”
LEGAL
scale
schedule
CSO4Q
___..
I season
CSOSO
second
---_^
JSO07 secret
JSOO% secretary
CS233 section
JRO46
CR103
__ .^.
retail
retain
CR104
__-_--l
JKO47
CR1 50
___^.I
retard
retire
retrieve
CSQs2
(J5053
sector
secure
JR048
JR049
JR050
CR1 09
___-I
return
reveal
revenue
reverse
CSO55
JS009
CSOSP
see
seize
select
CR1 IO
_.l.l__
JR05 1
JR052
JR053
CR1
-.-.-_ 15
JR054
JR055
JR056
JR057
CR122
_-_”
-JR058
CR138
~I
review
C’S061
__-_
JSOIO
JSOI 1
JSOlZ
JSO13
CS063
_ __- _....
self
sell
senate
send
senior
sense
JS014
CSO64
__
_-._
CSO67
__--
sentence
separate
sequence
CSO63
~._-- _
JSOI 5
JSO16
JSO17
JSOl8
JSOl9
CS076
__“__*
series
serious
serve
session
settle (decide)
several
severe
CR140
--.“_
JR059
JR060
revise
revoke
reward
right
ring (group)
rise
risk
rival
road
roll (list)
rule
run (carry on)
run (bank)
rush
JSOOI
GO02
-JS002
JSOO3
JSO04
CS328
-.-.--_
CSOO8
_“.___
S
sack
safe (secure)
salary
sale
satient
salvage
same
CSO83
_-._
I share (divide)
JSO20 share (stock)
CSO%_4 sharp
IGO2 I
CSOE
---“_
shelve
shift (work)
CSO93
ship
CS09S
_-_._
short
TERMS-cmlimed
ShOW
JSO22
CSOQ9
_-.. _ shut
sick
JS023
CSlOl
,. ” side
JSO24 sight
CSlO4 sign
JSO25
signal
CS 13 i simple
CSI
-_. 12- simulate
CSI 15
JSO26
CS122
singte
singular
site
JSO27
JSO28
CS144
._--.-
sketch
skill
small
social
society
soft
solicitor
JSO3i
solution (answer)
55032
CS I 6% some
CSI70
ss?on
--^I
CSl75
_~.-.___ sort (kind)
JS029
JSOJO
CSlSS
_ _--
sound (prospect)
38033
-CSI-179
-_. source
CSlSl
-CS184
_.^__ ..
space
spare
JSO34
JSO35
JS036
CSl%Q
speak
special
specie
specific
CS338
- _55037
JS038
CS
w-- 192
specimen
spectrum (metaph.)
speech
speed
CS196
spend
JSO3Q sphere (field)
CS210
__
~~__I split
CS211 spoil
_._____-I_
JS040
CS212
--
spokesman
spontaneous
5504 1
CSZIQ
~_.--
spot (cash)
spread
35042
JS043
staE
stagger
Computer Input and the Semantic Or~n~t~on
TABLE r. hfiiN~f3EMNT, BUSINESS AND
CS229
stale
JSO44
JSO45
CS234
JS046
JSO47
JSO48
CS240
stamp
staple (pin)
staple (crop)
start (begin)
state (say)
state (country)
station
statistic
status
statute
stencil
step
JS103
JSO49
JSOSO
JSOSI
CS248
JSO52
JS053
JSO54
JSO55
JS0.56
CS261
__JSO57
JSOS8
JSO59
CS267
-CS268
stereotype
sterling
stet
steward
stiff
still (yet)
stipend
stipulate
stock
stop
store
JSO60
CS270
-...-
stow
strain
JSO61
CS273
~JSO62
CS274
_W
strategy
stream
CS275
CS276
CSUI
CS278
stress
stretch
strict
strike
CS28 1
CS284
strong
student
stuff
CS285
CS286
__-I
CS287
JS063
JS064
JSO6.5
55066
JS067
JSO68
JS069
JSO70
8
street
strength
style
subject (topic)
subject (put under)
submit
subordinate
subpoena
subscribe
subside
subsidiary
subsidy
of scientific Terms-I
103
r,EffA~TERMS-Co?hwd
JS071
CS343
subsist
substance
JTOO2
CT006
tactics
take
JS072
CS292
subtle
subtract
JTOO3
CT013
talk
tap
JS073
55074
55075
38076
JS077
JSO78
JS079
JSOSO
JSO81
JS082
JSO83
JSO84
JSO85
JS086
JS087
CS302
suburb
succeed
success
sudden
sue
suffer
suffice
suggest
suit (law)
suit (agree)
sum
summary (quick)
summary (gist)
summon
superintendant
superior
JTOO4
JTOOS
ST006
CT021
JTOO7
JTOO8
CT026
JTOO9
JTOIO
tape
tariff
task
tax
team
technical
technology
telecommunication
telegram
telegraph
telephone
teleprinter
teletype
telex
tell
teller
temperate
temporary
tenable
tenant
tend
tendency
tender (soft)
tender (offer)
tenure
term (word)
term (time)
terminal (transport)
terminate
territory
test
testate
testify
testimonial
text
JS088
55104
JSO89
cs341
CS304
supersede
supervise
supplant
JSO90
CS305
JSO91
JS092
JS093
55094
CS308
JSO95
JSO96
JS097
CS309
CS310
suppose
suppress
supreme
surcharge
sure
surety
surplus
surrender
surround
surtax
survey
survive
JSO98
CS3 12
JS099
CS3 13
JSlOO
JSlOl
JS 102
CS327
suspect
suspend
suspicion
sustain
swear
switch (alter)
syndicate
system
CT001
JTOOl
table (display)
tabular
supply
support
T
JTOl 1
JTO12
JTO13
JTO14
JTOl5
JT016
JTO17
JTO18
ST019
JTO20
JTO21
JT022
JT023
CT032
JT024
JT02.5
CT034
JT026
JT027
JT028
JT029
CT240
_lJTO30
JTO31
JT032
CT041
JT033
CT044
--
thank
theory
JT034
CT050
thesis
thin
JT035
3TO36
JT037
JT038
JT039
JTO40
thing
think
though
thought
threat
ticket
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TABLE J. MANAGEMENT,BUSINESSAND LEGAL TERMS-continued
CT063
time
JTO41
JT042
JT043
CT074
title (land)
titular
token
tolerate
JT044
JTO45
CT077
to11
ton
too1
JT046
JT047
JT048
CT084
top
topic
tort
total
CT085
touch
JT049
JT050
CT089
tour
trace (track)
track (path)
JT05 1
JT073
JT052
JT053
JT054
JT055
JT056
CT093
trade
tradename
traffic
train (sequence)
train (rail)
train (educate)
transact
transcribe
CT094
transfer
CT095
transform
CT096
transient
CT099
translate
CT101
transmit
CT103
transport
JT057
JT0.58
JT059
CT109
trans-ship
travel
treasure
treat
JTO60
JT061
JT062
JT063
JT064
JT065
CT119
trespass
trial
tribune
trick
trip (journey)
tropic
trouble
JT066
JT067
JT068
truck
true
trust
try
CV048
vital
turn
JVO15
JV016
JVO17
CV057
vitiate
vocation
void (null)
volume
JVO18
vote
JWOOl
JWO02
JWoO3
JWO04
JWO05
JWO06
JWO07
CWO05
wage
waggon
war
ward
warden
warn
warrant
waste
CWO06
watch
CWOlO
way
JT069
JT070
JT071
JT072
type (print)
type (kind)
JUOOl
JUO02
JUO03
JUO04
JUO05
cuOO3
ultimatum
unearned
unanimous
undercut
underwrite
uniform
JUOO6
cuoo5
union (trade)
unit
JUO07
JUOO8
JUO09
JUOlO
cuo13
universe
update
urgent
usage
use
JUOll
JU012
JUO13
user (leg.)
usual
utter
U
cvoo1
vacancy
JVOOl
JVOOZ
cvoo7
vacate
vague
valid
CVO08
-__
JVO03
CVOlO
value
JVO04
JVOO5
JVOO6
JVO07
JVOO8
JVO09
cvo3 1
variety
\,ault
vehicle (truck)
verbal
verdict
versatile
very
JVOlO
JVOll
JVO12
JV013
cvo42
vessel (ship)
veto
view (opinion)
vindicate
virtual
cvo47
visible
JV014
visit
\.an
\,ariable
W
CWOI 1 weak
JWO08
CWO13
wealth
weather
CWO17
week
J WOO9
JWOIO
JWOll
JWO12
JWO13
JWO14
JWO15
JW016
CW047
weigh
wilful
will (document)
win
wish
withold
within
withstand
word
CW048
work
CW049
world
JW017
JWO18
CW056
worth
wreck
write
JWO19
kvrong
CYOOI
x, Y, z
yard
CYO09
young
JYOOl
your
CZO03
zero
(1) This vocabulary consists of the common words used in business and management matters; the jargon
“diversification” and so on, would be found
words, such as “contango”, “cash-against-documents”,
in the special vocabulary of this subject.
(2) The considerable overlap between vocabularies C and J is to be noted, and indicates the scientific
basis of management.
TABLE
Number
KOI
K02
K03
K04
KOS
KO6
K07
K08
K09
KlO
Kll
K12
K13
K14
K15
K16
K17
K18
K19
K20
K21
K22
K23
K24
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LETTERS
Name
alpha
beta
gamma
delta
epsilon
zeta
eta
theta
iota
kappa
lambda
mu
nu
xi
omicron
pi
rho
sigma
tau
upsilon
phi
chi
psi
105
G. M. DYSON
106
TABLE
Cardinal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
30
40
100
132
NA
Cardinal
one
two
three
four
live
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
eleven
twelve
thirteen
fourteen
fifteen
sixteen
seventeen
twenty
twentyone
twentytwo
thirty
forty
hundred
hundred &
thirtytwo
u. COUN~G
NB
monoditritetrapentahexaheptaoctanonadecaundecadodecatridecatetradecapentadecahexadecaheptadecaeicosaheneicosadocosatriacontatetracontahectadotriaconta-
SERIES (NUMBERS)
NC
unibiterquaterquinquesexiseptenioctoninovenideceniand
so on
ND
. ..
bistristetrakispentakishexakisand
so on
NE
Ordinal
~_____
first
second
third
fourth
fifth
sixth
seventh
eighth
ninth
tenth
eleventh
twelfth
thirteenth
fourteenth
fifteenth
sixteenth
seventeenth
twentieth
twentyfirst
twentysecond
thirtieth
fortieth
hundredth
hundred and
thirtysecond
(1) The method of specifying a number is by citing N followed by the Ietter referring to the type of series
required, and the arabic numeral; thus NE17 = seventeenth;
NB15 = pentadeca-.
TABLE
A
VA00 1
VA002
VA003
VA004
VA005
VA006
VA007
VA008
VA009
VA010
VA01 1
VA01 2
VA013
VA014
VA01 5
VA01 6
VA017
VA01 8
VA019
VA020
VA021
VA022
VA023
VA024
VA025
VA026
VA027
VA028
VA029
VA030
VA03 1
VA032
VA033
VA034
VA035
acacia
acanthus
acinous
aconite
acorn
adiantum
agar
agave
alder
alfalfa
alligator (pear)
allium
aloe
amanita
anchusa
anemone
angelica
aniseed
aphylous
apod
apple
apricot
aquilegia
araucaria
areca
areolus
arnica
artichoke
asparagus
aspen
aspidistra
auricula
avocado
axon
azalea
B
balm
banana
banksia
baobab
basil
batata
bay
bdellium
bean
beech
beet
VBOl 1 belladonna
VBOI 2 bergamot
VB013 bergamot (citr.)
VBOOl
VBO02
VB003
VBO04
VBOOS
VBO06
VBO07
VBOO8
VB026
VBO09
VBOlO
V. PLANT
NAMES AND
BOTANICAL
VB014
VB015
VB016
VB017
VB018
VB019
VB020
VB021
VB022
VB023
VB014
VBO15
VB016
VB017
VBOl8
VB019
VB020
VB021
VB022
VB023
VB024
VB025
VB026
berry
betel
betony
biennial
bifid
bifurcate
bilberry
bindweed
bine
bipinnate
birch
blossom
bole
botany
bougainvillea
bramble
broccoli
bud
bugloss
bulb
bulrush
burdock
bush
VCOOl
VCO02
VCO03
VCO04
VCO05
VCO06
VCO07
VCO08
VCO09
VCOlO
VCOl 1
VCO12
VCO13
VC014
VCO15
VCO16
VCO17
VCO18
VC019
VCO20
VCO21
VC022
VC023
VC024
VC025
VC026
VC027
VC084
C
cabbage
cacao
cactus
calabar bean
calabash
calceolaria
calyx
cambium
camellia
camomile
campanula
campion
camwood
candytuft
cantaloup
Canterbury bell
caper
capsicum
caraway
cardamom
cardoon
carline
carnation
carrot
carpel
carrageen
cascara
cassava
TERMS
VC028
VC029
vco30
vco3 1
VC032
vco33
vco34
vco3.5
VC036
VC087
VC085
vco37
VC038
vco39
vco40
vco41
VC042
vcO43
vcO44
vco45
VC046
vco47
VC048
vco49
vcoso
vco51
VC052
vco53
vco54
vco55
VC056
vco57
VC058
vco59
VCO60
VC061
VC062
VC063
VC064
VCO65
VCO66
VC067
VCO68
VC069
vco70
vco7 1
VC072
vco73
vco74
vco75
VC076
vco77
VC078
cassia
casuarina
castor
catalpa
catechu
catkin
cauliflower
cayenne
ceanothus
chestnut
chicory
chive
chrysanthemum
cider
cinchona
cineraria
cinnamon
cinquefoil
cistus
citrus
clematis
clone
clove
coca
cockle
coconut
coffee
cola
cole
colocynth
coltsfoot
columbine
conifer
convolvulus
copra
corraline
coreopsis
coriander
corm
corymb
cosmo
costmary
cotyledon
cowslip
crabapple
cranberry
cress
crocus
crop
croton
cryptomeria
cube
107
G. M.
108
TABLE
VC079
VCO80
VC08 1
VC086
VC082
VC083
cucumber
curcubite
curcuma
currant
cyclamen
cupressus
D
VDOOI
VD002
VDO03
VDO04
VDOOS
VDO06
VDO07
VD008
VDOO9
VDOlO
VDOll
VD012
VD013
VD014
VDO15
VDO16
VD017
VDO18
VDOl9
daffodil
dahlia
daisy
damson
dandelion
daphne
deodar
deutzia
diadelphic
dichotomy
digitalis
dioecious
dock
dodder
douglas-fir
dracena
drupe
dulse
durra
VEOOl
VE002
VE003
VEO04
CEO59
ebony
edelweiss
elder
endive
endosperm
VE005
VEO06
T;‘EO07
VEO08
VE009
VEOlO
VEOl 1
VE012
VEO13
epitaxial
escallonia
eschscholtzia
esparto
etiolate
eucalyptus
eupatorium
euphorbia
evergreen
VFOOl
VFO02
VFO03
VFO04
VFO05
VFo06
VFO07
VFOOS
fennel
fenugreek
fern
fescue
feverfew
fig
filbert
finnochio
E
F
V. PLANT
NAMES AND
DYSON
BOTANICAL
VF009
VFOlO
VFOll
VF012
CF056
fir
flageolet
flax
fleabane
floret
VFO13
VF014
VFO15
VFOI 6
VFO17
VF018
VFOl9
VF020
VF021
VF022
CF105
__-
flower
flustra
forsythia
fraxinella
freesia
fritillary
frond
fruticose
fuchsia
fucus
fungus
VF023
furze
VGOOl
VGOOZ
VG003
VG004
VGO05
VG006
VG007
VG008
VG009
VGOlO
VGOll
VG012
VGO13
VG014
VG015
VG016
VGOl7
VGOl8
VGOl9
VG020
VG021
VG022
VG023
VG024
VG025
VG026
VG027
VG028
galega
gardenia
gemma
genista
gentian
geranium
germander
germinate
geum
gherkin
ginger
ginko
ginseng
gladiolus
gloxinia
glume
godetia
gooseberry
gorse
granadilla
grape
grapefruit
groundsel
guava
guayule
guelder-rose
gymnosperm
gypsophila
VHOOl
VHO02
VH003
H
hashish
hawthorn
heath (erica)
G
TERMS-CO~lti~llled
VH004
VHOOS
VH006
VH007
VH008
VH009
VHOlO
CH040
heather
helianthus
heliotrope
hemlock (plant)
hemlock (tree)
hemp (plant)
henna
herb
VHOl 1
hevea
hibiscus
hilum
holly
hollyhock
hop
horehound
horseraddish
hoya
huckleberry
hyacinth (bulb)
hyacinth (water)
hydrangea
hyssop
VH012
VHOl3
VH014
VHOl5
VH016
VHO17
VHOl8
VH019
VH020
VII021
VH022
VH023
VH024
I
VI001
VI002
VI003
VI004
VI005
i beris
ipomoe
iris
ivy
ixia
VJOOI
VJO02
VJO03
VJO04
VJO05
VJO06
VJO07
VJO08
jaborandi
jalap
japonica
jargonelle
jarrah
jasmin
jequirity
jonquil
VKOOI
VK002
VK003
VK004
kale
kauri
kino
kola
J
K
L
VLOOl
VLO02
VLO03
VLO04
labiate
laburnum
larch
laudanum
TABLE v. PLANT
VLOOS
VLO06
VLOO~
VLOO8
VLO09
VLOlO
VLOl 1
VLO12
VLO13
CL053
VL014
VLOl5
VLO16
VLO17
VLOIS
VL019
VLO~O
VL021
VL022
VL023
VL024
VI_025
VL026
VL027
VL028
VL029
laurel
laurustinus
lavender
leaf
leek
legume
lemon
lentil
lettuce
lichen
lignaloe
lilac
lily
lime (citr.)
lime (til.)
ling
linseed
liquorice
litchi
lobelia
loganberry
Ioquat
lotus
lupin
lychnis
lycopodium
M
VMOOI
VMO02
VMO03
VMO04
VMOO5
VMOO6
VMO07
VMOO8
VMO09
VMOlO
VMOll
VM012
VM013
VM014
VM015
VM016
VM017
VMOl8
VM019
VM020
VM021
VM022
VM023
VM024
macadamia
mace
madder
madia
magnofia
mahogany
maize
mallow
mandarin
mandrake
mango
mangold
mangosteen
maniac
manna
maple
marigold
marjoram
marram
marrow
mast
mastic
mate
melilotus
NAMES
AND
BOTANICAL
TERMS-continued
VM025
VM026
CM079
VM027
VM028
VM029
VM030
VM031
VM032
VM033
VM034
VM035
VM036
VM037
VM038
VM039
CM 136
CM 137
VM040
VM041
VM042
melon
mesembryanthemum
mildew
milfoil
millet
mint
mistletoe
montbretia
morel
morello
moschatel
moss
mulberry
mullein
mung (bean)
muscadine
mushroom
mustard
myosotis
myrrh
myrtle
VNOOl
VNO02
VNO03
VNOO4
VNOOS
VN006
VN007
N
narcissus
nard
naseberry
nasturtium
navy bean
nectarine
nenuphar
VN008 ne181inuphar)
VNO09 nettle
VNOlO nopal
VNOll nut
VN012 nutmeg
VN013 nyctitropic
VOOOl
V0002
VOOO3
VOO04
VOOOS
VOO06
VOO07
VOOO8
VOO09
VOOlO
VOOll
VO012
0
okra
oleander
olibanum
olive
omphalodes
onion
opoponax
orach
orange
orchid
orchis
origanum
VOOI 3
VOOl4
VP001
VP002
VP003
VP004
VP005
VP006
VP007
VP008
VP009
VP010
VP01 1
VP012
VP013
VP014
VP015
CPO78
CP03 1
VP016
VP017
VP0 18
VP019
VP020
VP02 1
VP022
VP023
VP024
VP025
VP026
VP027
VP028
VP029
VP030
VP031
VP032
VP033
VP034
VP035
VP036
VP037
VP038
VP039
VP040
VP041
VP042
VP043
VP044
VP045
orris
osmunda
P
padouk
palm
palmyra
pampas
panicle
pansy
papaver
paprika
papyrus
pareira
parsley
parsnip
passiflora
pawpaw
(= papaya)
pea
peach
peanut
pear
pecan
peduncle
pelargonium
pellitory
pennyroyal
pentstemon
peony
pepper (= piper)
peppermint
perrenial
perfoliate
pericarp
periwinkle
persimmon
petal
petiole
petunia
phanerogam
phaseolus
phloem
phlox
phormium
phylum
physalis
pilose
pimento
pimpernel
pine
pink
109
110
G.
TABLE
VP046
VP047
VP048
VP049
VP050
VP05 1
VP052
VP053
VP054
VP055
VP056
VP057
VP058
VP059
VP060
VP061
VP062
VP063
VP064
VP065
VP066
VP067
VP068
VP069
v PO70
VP071
VP072
VP073
VP074
VP075
VP076
VP077
pinnate
pinnule
pip
piper (see Pepper)
pistachio
pistil
plane
plantain
plum
plumbago
plumufe
pod
poinsettia
pollen
polyanthus
pome
pomegranate
pomelo
poplar
POPPY
potato
primrose
primula
pruinose
prune
prunella
pulsatilla
pulse
pumpkin
purslane
pyracantha
pyrethrum
pyrus
Q
VQOO1 quebracho
VQOO2 quince
VROOl
VR002
VR003
VRO04
VROO5
VR006
VRO07
VR008
VR009
VROlO
VROll
VROl?
VR013
VR014
V.
R
raceme
rachis
radish
raffia (-L raphia)
ramie
ramose
rampion
ramson
ranunculus
rape
raspberry
rata
rattan
rauwolfia
PLANT
NAMES
M.
AND
DYZON
BOTANICAL
VR015
VR016
VR017
VROl8
VR019
VR020
VR021
VR022
VR023
VR024
VR025
VR026
VR027
VR028
VR029
VR030
VR03 I
VR032
CR144
VR033
reed
rhatany
rhizome
rhododendron
rhubarb
ribes
rice
ricinus
rocambole
rocket
root (plant)
rosacae
rose
rosemary
rowan
rudbeckia
rue (- ruta)
rugosa
rye
rye-grass
VSOOI
WOO2
vsO03
vsoo4
vsoo5
VSO06
vsO07
VSOO8
vsoo9
VSOlO
VSOl1
vso12
vso13
vso14
VSOIS
VSO16
vso17
vsois
vso19
vso20
vso21
vso22
VS023
VS024
vso25
VS026
VSO27
VS028
VS029
vso30
s&lower
saffron
sage
sainfoin
salicifolia
salep
salpiglossis
salsify
salvia
samphire
sandalwood
sandarac
santonica
sapan
sapodilla
sargasso
sarmentous
sarsaparilla
sassafras
savin
savory
saxatile
saxifrage
scabious
scallion
scammony
scape
schizanthus
scion
scorzonera
S
TERMS--cO~tiftl&‘d
vso3 I
VS032
vso33
vso34
vso35
VS036
vso37
VSO38
vso39
vso40
vsO41
vso42
vso43
vso44
vso45
VS046
vso47
VS048
vso49
vso50
vso5 1
vso52
vso53
vso54
VSOSS
VSO56
vso57
VSO58
vso59
VSO60
VSO61
VS062
VS063
VS064
VSO65
VSO66
VSO67
VSO68
VSO69
vso70
vso7 1
VS072
vso73
vso74
vso75
VS076
vso77
VS078
vso79
VSO80
VS08 1
VSO82
VSO83
seed
senna
sepal
sequoia
seringa
serradilla
sesame
sessile
shaddock
shallot
shamrock
shea
shoot
shrub
sisal
sissoo
sloe
smilax
sola
solanum
soldanella
sorb
sorrel
soursop
spadix
spathe
sphagnum
spikenard
spinach
spiraea
spruce
spurge
squash
squill
stalk
stamen
stem (bot.)
stephanotis
stigma
stipe
stolen
storax
stramonium
strawberry
strophanthus
style (bot.)
styrax
sumach
sunflower
Swede
sycamore
syringa
111
Computer Input and the Semantic Organization of Scientific Terms-l
TABLE v. PLANT
VT001
VT002
VT003
VT004
VT005
VT006
VT007
VT008
VT009
VT010
VT01 1
VT012
VT013
VT014
VT015
VT016
VT017
VT018
VT019
VT020
VT021
VT-022
CT075
VT023
VT024
VT025
VT026
VT027
T
tagetes
tamarind
tamarisk
tangerine
tanghin
tansy
taraxacum
tare
tar0
tarragon
tea
teak
teasel
thalictrum
thistle
thyme
ti
tiglium
timothy
toadstool
tobacco
tolu
tomato
tomentum
torment:]
tous-les-mois
tragacanth
tree
AND
NAMES
BOTANICAL
VT028
VT029
VT030
VT03 1
VT032
VT033
VT034
VT035
VT036
VT037
VT038
trefoil
trehala
tropaeolum
truffle
tuber
tuberose
tulip
tung
turmeric
turnip
twayblade
vu001
U
umbel
upas
vu002
TERMS--CT ztinued
VV012
VV013
vine
viola
violet
VW001
VW002
CW024
VW003
VW004
VW005
VW006
walnut
wattle
wheat
willow
willow-herb
wistaria
wormwood
LVOll
W
x
Y
V
VVOOl
VW02
VW03
VW04
VW05
VW06
VW-I7
cvo34
VVO08
VW09
VVOlO
VYOOl
VYO02
VYO03
VYO04
VYOOS
valerian
vanillr.
varec
Venus-fly-trap
verbena
Veronica
vervain
vetch
vi Jurnum
- icia
vinca
yam
yarrow
yew
ylang-ylang
yucca
Z
VZOOl
VZO02
VZO03
VZO04
zea
zeodary
zingiber (see ginger)
zinnia
zucchini
(1) This is not a specialized vocabulary for botany, but a collection of common words and terms for the
use of the experimental scientist ARother sub-disciplines.
(2) The terms of this vocabulary need, m addition, a specialized botanical vocabulary, which would be
very difficult to compile, owing tc the confusion in the formal nomenclature of plants. The code-numbers
of such a vocabulary would offer a sensible solution of many of the present taxonomic problems, such
as the hebe/veronica, knifophia/tritoma and similar equivalences.
TABLE 'I-.
SOME COMMON
83329
64179
67641
98862
74862
107028
A
abietic acid
acenaphthene
acetic acid
acetone
acetophenone
acetylene
ACH
acridine
acrolein
79137
73245
124049
56417
72480
CHEMICALS,
acrylic acid
ACTH
adamantane
adenine
adipic acid
alanine
albumin
aldosterol
aldrin
alizarin
MAINLY
ORGANIC
97596
50715
10063
300629
allantoin
allene
allethrin
alloxan
ammonia
androstane
aniline
anisole
annulene
anorexine
112
G.
TABLE
120127
50817
56848
50782
56655
51558
T.
92875
71432
119619
114249
58855
115173
barbituric acid
behenic acid
benzacridine
benzidine
benzol
benzoin
benzophenone
bilirubin
biliverdin
biotin
borax
bromal
brucine
C
58082
76222
105602
133062
86748
116325
cacodyl
cadaverine
caffeine
calomel
cantharidine
camphor
caprolactam
capsaicin
captan
carane
carbanil
carbanilide
carbazide
carbazole
carbodiimide
b-carotene
casein
catechin
DYSON
SOME COMMON CHEMICALS,
anthracene
apomorphine
arecoline
arabin
arachidic acid
arachidonic
acid
ascorbic acid
asparagine
aspartic acid
aspirin
ATP
atropine
azelaic acid
azepine
ariridine
azulene
B
67527
112856
M.
120809
94417
75876
56757
67663
76062
81254
57885
123411
118105
140103
77929
76573
64868
50237
91645
57001
60275
95487
108394
106445
98829
108805
99876
65463
71307
MAINLY
ORGANIC-corrtinuer~
catechol
cellulose
cephalin
cetraric acid
chalcone
charcoal
chaulmoogric
acid
chimyl
chitin
chloral
chloramphenicol
chloroform
chlorophyll
chloropicrin
cholanic acid
cholic acid
cholestane
cholesterol
choline
chrysene
cinchonine
cinnamic acid
citric acid
cocaine
codeine
colchicine
coniine
cortisol
courmarin
creatine
creatinine
o-cresol
35621
71636
123911
60106
E
112798
111148
299423
51434
112867
57476
elaidin
elastin
ellagic acid
emetine
enanthic acid
eosin
ephedrine
epinephrine
epinine
ergosterol
erucic acid
erythritol
erythrose
eserine
estrane
euglobulin
F
106285
102545
m-cresol
p-cresol
cumene
cumic acid
cumulene
curare
cyanamide
cyanuric acid
p-cymene
cysteine
cystine
cytidine
cytochrome
cytosine
digitonin
digitoxigenin
digitoxin
digoxigenin
digoxin
dioxan
dithizone
dulcitol
59303
50000
64186
75694
69670
110167
110009
98011
farnesene
ferrite
ferritin
ferrocene
fibrin
fluorescein
fluoranthrene
folic acid
formaldehyde
formalin
formic acid
fortisan
freon-l 1
fructose
fumaric acid
furan
furfural
G
91178
119904
D
decalin
dianisidine
dextran
dextrin
dieldrin
59234
149917
galactose
gallic acid
gelatin
gelsemine
geranic acid
germane
113
TABLE T. SOME COMMON CHEMICALS,
77065
56860
110941
70188
56815
107222
90051
113008
73405
130507
90200
I 16052
116041
68940
95136
120729
58639
87898
gibberellic acid
globulin
d-glucose
glucuronic acid
glutamic acid
glutaric acid
glutathione
gluten
glycerol
glycine
glycogen
glyoxal
glyoxime
gonadotropin
gonane
guaiacol
guanidine
guanine
guanylic acid
gulonic acid
H
H-acid
halothane
harmine
hematin
heparin
heroin
hippuric acid
histamine
histidine
humic acid
a-humulene
b-humulene
hydantoin
hydrazine
hydrindane
hyperon
hypoxanthine
I
indan
indene
indigo
indole
indophenol
indoxyl
inosine
inositol
insulin
interferon
inulin
75478
54853
78795
MAINLY
iodoform
isoniazid
isoprcne
ORGANKZ-COntkUed
29788 1 methadon
74828
59518
J
jasmone
K
keratin
kojic acid
kynurenin
50215
143077
61905
123762
138863
58899
60333
127402
82586
L
lactic acid
lauric acid
lecethin
leucine
levulinic acid
lignin
lime
limonene
l&lane
linoleic acid
linolenic acid
litharge
litmus
luminol
lutein (= xanthophyll)
lychnose
lysergic acid
lysine
lysol
M
110167
97676
141822
108781
99821
57534
88051
108678
78853
maleic acid
malic acid
malonic acid
malvidin
mannite
marrubiin
meconic acid
melamine
melanin
mellitic acid
p-menthane
meprobamate
merocyanine
mescaline
mesidine
mesitylene
methacrolein
57272
110918
methane
methemaglobin
methionine
metrazol
mevalonic acid
minium
mitomycin
morphine
morpholine
muscarine
myosin
N
92240
91203
su25013
59676
naphthacene
naphthalene
neomycin-A
niacin
nialamid
nicotine
ninhydrin
nucleic acid
0
112801
144627
50566
57103
79834
123637
61336
76755
134010
octulose
oleic acid
orcinol
ornithine
erotic acid
ouabain
oxalic acid
oxazepine
oxaxolidine
oxetane
oxytocin
ozone
P
palmitic acid
pantothenic acid
papain
paraconic acid
paraldehyde
penicillin-G
pentalen
pentothal
peonidin (Cl.)
pepsin
perimidine
‘Perspex’
perylene
114
G. M. DYSO,~
TABLE
99832
62442
85018
66717
92820
103731
50066
108736
75445
88993
109068
88891
79549
111160
76095
110850
110894
75987
50248
57830
74986
107197
99503
91189
120730
81549
110601
110861
120809
78661
T.
SOME
a-phellandrene
phenacetin
phenalene
phenanthrene
phenanthridine
o-phenanthroline
phenazepine
phenazine
phenetole
phenobarbitone
phlorizin
phloroglucinol
phorone
phosgene
phthalic acid
phthalocyanine
phycocyanine
phytane
a-picoline
picric acid
j?-pimaric acid
pimelic acid
pinacol
piperazine
piperidine
pitressin
pivalic acid
pleiadene
podocarpic
acid
podophyllin
porphyrin
precipitin
prednisolone
pregnane
prehnitene
progesterone
prolactin
proline
propane
proparyyl ale.
protocatechuic
acid
pteridine
purine
puromycin
purpurin
putrescine
pyran
pyridine
pyrimidine
pyrindene
pyrocatechol
pyrogallol
COMMON
CHEMICALS,
109977
pyrole
pyruvic
MAINLY
ORGANIC-confitiued
57501
acid
121573
sucrose
sulfamic acid
sulfanilic acid
Q
117395
91634
77952
56542
130950
123319
91225
1065 14
quercetin
quinaldine
quinazoline
quinic acid
quinidine
quinine
quinol
quinoline
quinolizine
quinone
R
50555
108643
8 1889
141220
76824
153184
raffinose
renin
rennin
reserpine
resorcinol
rhamnose
rhodamine
ribitol
ricinoleic acid
rosaniline
rutin
S
87730
81072
69727
10797 1
111206
57567
83465
83341
110441
90301
111024
57114
103300
56531
100425
110156
saccharic acid
saccharin
salicylic acid
sanidine
sarcosine
sebacic acid
semicarbazide
serine
sialic acid
8-sitosterol
skatole
sorbic acid
sparteine
squalene
stearic acid
stilbene (trans.)
stilbestrol
strychnine
styrene
suberic acid
succinic acid
T
SU29494
SU29494
133379
107357
58220
60548
58559
59438
110021
97778
80682
50895
65714
89838
51489
118967
148038
119937
108883
53598
99207
110883
73223
60184
tannic acid
tannin
tartaric acid
taurine
‘Teflon’
testosterone
tetracycline
tetrazole
thebaine
thenoic acid
theophylline
thiamine
thiazepine
thiazine
thiazole
thienyl
thiepin
thiophene
thiuram-E
thiuret
threonine
thrombin
thujene
thymidine
thymine
thymol
thyroxine
TNT
B-totopherol
o-tolidine
toluene
tolylene
tosy1
TPN
trasylol
trehalose
triazole
trioxane
tropane
trypsin
tryptamine
tryptophan
TSH
TSP
TUFF
tyramine
tyrosine
II5
TABLE T. SOME COMMON CHEMICALS, MAINLY ORGANIC-continued
93356
66228
57136
51796
69932
58968
U
ubiquinone
UDP
umbelliferone
uracil
urea
urethan
uric acid
uridine
109524
72184
121335
93072
64028
V
valeric acid
valine
vanillin
veratric acid
versene
68268
79801
59438
83885
65236
35063
vitamin-A
vitamin-A,
vitamin-B,
vitamin-B,
vitamin-B,
vltamm-B,,
.
.
50817
vitamin-C
vitamin-D
vitamin-D,
vitamin-D,
vitamin-E
vitamin-K,
vitamin-K,
vitamin-K,
vitamin-K,
vitamin-PP
vitellin
50146
67970
59029
84800
84811
58275
83705
98920
W
81812
Warfarin
X
127402
108383
95476
106423
58866
xanthic acid
xanthophyll
xazepine
xylan
m-xylene
o-xylene
p-xylene
xylose
xyluioSe
Y
146485
yohimbine
(1) This vocabulary is in no sense complete, and represents only those substances sorted from the material
of the first experiment. A comprehensive vocabulary of substances referred to by trivial names would
be of the order of 50,000 entries.
(2) Only substances which do not reveal their structure by their name have been included; truly systematic
names would be placed in vocabulary S.
(3) The numbers attached to the names are the CA. registry numbers taken from the SOCMA handbook;
undoubtedly, many unnumbered entries in the above vocabulary will have received C.A. registry numbers
by now, but no published list of these appears yet to be available. Ideally, there should be a registry
number for every distinct compound, thus taking care of the whole of the taxonomic language of the
chemical discipline.
(4) When a substance has more than one trivial name, as in “ascorbic acid” and “vitamin C”, it will be
noted that the same number is used; the numbers characterise structures, not names.

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