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505 WORDS.
The graph already touches more words than it fully explains. This is the exact expansion queue: every candidate begins with a reviewed relationship and named source, but none is allowed to masquerade as complete. Exact reconstructed roots stay in the Root Atlas, while source-cited decisions that a form is a represented variant—not a separate lexeme—remain visible below.
Already joined to several sources or dossiers.
No candidate appears from brainstorming alone.
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183 English and 322 other-language candidates.
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CITED, CONNECTED, NOT YET COMPLETE
THE NEXT WORDS TO BUILD
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seededMiddle English#candidate-487
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
gurl(e)
recorded spelling-family variant of girle
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
girl→recorded spelling-family variant of girle
girle — Middle English Dictionary ↗21878EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededNavajo#candidate-227
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
ha’a’aah
East or sunrise, cited in the cultural description of the traditionally east-facing hooghan; not a cognate.
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hogan→East or sunrise, cited in the cultural description of the traditionally east-facing hooghan; not a cognate.
Hooghan — home or house ↗21978EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededDutch#candidate-850
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
haat
the modern Dutch cognate
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
Hass→the modern Dutch cognate
DWDS — Hass, etymology after Wolfgang Pfeifer ↗22078EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededDanish#candidate-864
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
had
a modern North Germanic cognate listed by the historical dictionary
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatr→a modern North Germanic cognate listed by the historical dictionary
An Icelandic-English Dictionary — hatr ↗22178EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededModern North Frisian#candidate-1007
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
haetjen
Köbler's modern Frisian comparison for the historical verb
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatia→Köbler's modern Frisian comparison for the historical verb
Altfriesisches Wörterbuch, 4th edition — hatia ↗22278EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGerman#candidate-878
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
Hasser
an agent noun meaning a person who hates
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hassen→an agent noun meaning a person who hates
Deutsches Wörterbuch von Jacob Grimm und Wilhelm Grimm — hassen ↗22378EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGerman#candidate-843
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
Hässlichkeit
the abstract noun formed in the related ugly word group
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
Hass→the abstract noun formed in the related ugly word group
DWDS — Hass, etymology after Wolfgang Pfeifer ↗22478EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededMiddle Low German#candidate-848
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hāt(e)
a Low German continuation listed by Pfeifer
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
Hass→a Low German continuation listed by Pfeifer
DWDS — Hass, etymology after Wolfgang Pfeifer ↗22578EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Frisian#candidate-1003
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hata
a Jurisprudentia Frisica corpus surface lemmatized under hatia
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatia→a Jurisprudentia Frisica corpus surface lemmatized under hatia
Corpus Oudfries — hatia in Jurisprudentia Frisica ↗22678EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededSwedish#candidate-908
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hata
the modern and historical Swedish hate verb from the separate hat- family, not the parent of fiende
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fiende→the modern and historical Swedish hate verb from the separate hat- family, not the parent of fiende
Svenska Akademiens ordbok — HATA ↗22778EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse#candidate-988
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hata gulli
a disputed poetic gold-spending formula whose reading and original semantic interpretation remain open
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hata→a disputed poetic gold-spending formula whose reading and original semantic interpretation remain open
An Icelandic-English Dictionary — hata ↗22878EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-1040
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatamas
a source-reported inflection aligned with Latin insequamur
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hazzōn→a source-reported inflection aligned with Latin insequamur
Deutsches Wörterbuch von Jacob Grimm und Wilhelm Grimm — hassen ↗22978EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGothic#candidate-652
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatan / hatjan
Germanic cognate verbs meaning hate
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatian→Germanic cognate verbs meaning hate
A Handbook of Germanic Etymology — *xataz, *xatjanan, and *xatōjanan ↗23078EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGothic#candidate-712
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatandane
the Luke 1:71 genitive-plural present participle, formally masculine or neuter and contextually substantivized for those hating
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatan→the Luke 1:71 genitive-plural present participle, formally masculine or neuter and contextually substantivized for those hating
Gothic Bible word analysis — Luke 1:71, hatandane ↗23178EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGothic#candidate-713
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatandans
the Luke 6:27 masculine nominative- or accusative-plural present participle, contextually accusative after þans
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatan→the Luke 6:27 masculine nominative- or accusative-plural present participle, contextually accusative after þans
Gothic Bible word analysis — Luke 6:27, hatandans ↗23278EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse#candidate-986
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatandi
the present participle, both one who hates and one who should be hated in ONP's structure
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hata→the present participle, both one who hates and one who should be hated in ONP's structure
Dictionary of Old Norse Prose — hata, verb ↗23378EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse#candidate-985
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatask / hataz
the middle-voice and reciprocal paradigm used for hostile opposition
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hata→the middle-voice and reciprocal paradigm used for hostile opposition
Dictionary of Old Norse Prose — hata, verb ↗23478EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededMiddle Dutch#candidate-849
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hāte / hat
Middle Dutch variants in the inherited noun family
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
Hass→Middle Dutch variants in the inherited noun family
DWDS — Hass, etymology after Wolfgang Pfeifer ↗23578EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededMiddle Low German#candidate-1092
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hāte / hāt
later Low German noun forms meaning hate or enmity
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
heti→later Low German noun forms meaning hate or enmity
Altsächsisches Wörterbuch — hatōn and hėttiand ↗23678EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededMiddle Low German#candidate-1078
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hāten
the later Low German continuation meaning hate or begrudge
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatōn→the later Low German continuation meaning hate or begrudge
Altsächsisches Wörterbuch — hatōn and hėttiand ↗23778EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse#candidate-987
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatendr
the plural participle lexicalized as haters or enemies in poetry
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hata→the plural participle lexicalized as haters or enemies in poetry
Lexicon Poeticum — hata, verb ↗23878EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-1041
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hatent
a source-reported inflection aligned with Latin insequuntur
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hazzōn→a source-reported inflection aligned with Latin insequuntur
Deutsches Wörterbuch von Jacob Grimm und Wilhelm Grimm — hassen ↗23978EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse proper name#candidate-633
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
Hati
the mythic pursuer whose name supports but does not prove the pursuit interpretation
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hate→the mythic pursuer whose name supports but does not prove the pursuit interpretation
The shortest history of hatred continued and partly concluded ↗24078EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Frisian#candidate-1000
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
hātia
a vowel-length variant listed by Hofmann and Popkema
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
hatia→a vowel-length variant listed by Hofmann and Popkema
Altfriesisches Handwörterbuch — extracted entry hatia ↗02
SOURCE-CITED QUEUE DECISIONS
RESOLVED WITHOUT A FAKE DOSSIER
001✓RESOLUTION
represented variantGothic#candidate-resolution-1
CANONICAL ATTESTED NODE
fian
WHY THIS IS NOT A NEW DOSSIER2 DIRECT SOURCES
Project Wulfila redirects fian to fijan, Streitberg groups the j-bearing and j-less forms under one historical verb, and the reviewed graph already represents that relationship as an orthographic-variant edge. No exact corpus infinitive fian or separate Gothic lexeme is claimed, so a second dossier would manufacture lexical independence rather than add evidence.
Lemma fian: See fijan
Lemma fian — redirect and historical dictionary variant ↗p. 34, fijan with fian variants, class, and gloss
Die gotische Bibel — Wörterbuch entries fijan, fian, and fijands ↗002✓RESOLUTION
represented variantOld Saxon#candidate-resolution-2
CANONICAL ATTESTED NODE
hatan
WHY THIS IS NOT A NEW DOSSIER3 DIRECT SOURCES
Köbler normalizes the Old Saxon weak verb as hatōn while identifying hatan as the exact Munich-manuscript infinitive at Heliand 1451 and haton as the corresponding Cotton reading. The Munich pixels directly verify hatan, and the reviewed dossier preserves it as an orthographic-variant node inside the same lexeme. Promoting a second Old Saxon hatan dossier would duplicate a written spelling rather than add an independent lexical identity.
hatōn entry: H Inf. hatan 1451 M and haton 1451 C
Altsächsisches Wörterbuch — hatōn and hėttiand ↗Old Saxon reflex rows hatan and hatōn under k̑ād-
Old Saxon Reflex Index — hatan, hatōn, heti, and hōti under k̑ād- ↗Cgm 25 scan 45, folio 22r, line containing fiund hatan
Heliand — BSB Cgm 25, scan 45, folio 22r, hatan locus ↗003✓RESOLUTION
represented variantAncient Greek#candidate-resolution-3
CANONICAL ATTESTED NODE
kêdos
WHY THIS IS NOT A NEW DOSSIER2 DIRECT SOURCES
Merriam-Webster's Latin-script kêdos is a scholarly representation of the Ancient Greek headword κῆδος, not a second Ancient Greek lexeme. The reviewed graph preserves that source form as an editorial-transliteration node linked to the Greek-script noun, while the complete lexical dossier remains κῆδος.
Noun etymology: Greek kêdos
Hate — definition, etymology, and first known use ↗Headword κῆδος; normalized headword κῆδος; key kh=dos
Liddell–Scott–Jones Greek-English Lexicon — κῆδος ↗03
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A MENTION IS NOT A DOSSIER.
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Cite every geographic and temporal stage; withhold points and years the evidence cannot support.
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