Cited relatives not yet promoted into complete dossiers.
THE UNBUILT LEXICON
RESEARCH FRONTIER ↗COMPREHENSIVE IS A VERB
RELATIVE → EVIDENCE → DOSSIERTHE NEXT
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.
Permanent records already attached to these seeds.
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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seededOld High German#candidate-823
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fīand
Duden’s Old High German spelling of the attested enemy noun
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
Feind→Duden’s Old High German spelling of the attested enemy noun
Duden — Feind ↗12278EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Saxon#candidate-827
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fīand
a West Germanic cognate in the comparative set
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
Feind→a West Germanic cognate in the comparative set
DWDS — Feind, etymology after Wolfgang Pfeifer ↗12378EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGothic#candidate-729
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiandans
the Romans 12:9 j-less participle whose accusative object exposes verbal syntax
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fijan→the Romans 12:9 j-less participle whose accusative object exposes verbal syntax
Gothic Bible word analysis — Romans 12:9, fiandans ↗12478EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse poetic spelling#candidate-929
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fíandr
a poetic surface form in the source-reported tenth-century record
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjándi→a poetic surface form in the source-reported tenth-century record
Lexicon Poeticum — fjándi, noun masculine, enemy or devil ↗12578EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededGothic#candidate-936
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiands
an East Germanic cognate preserving noun and participial evidence
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjándi→an East Germanic cognate preserving noun and participial evidence
An Icelandic-English Dictionary — fjándi ↗12678EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-969
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fîant
the distinct lexicalized enemy noun whose old participial character could remain visible in fixed formulas
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīēn→the distinct lexicalized enemy noun whose old participial character could remain visible in fixed formulas
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîant, fîjant ↗12778EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-915
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fîantin
a feminine derivative meaning female enemy
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīant→a feminine derivative meaning female enemy
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîant, fîjant ↗12878EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-916
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fîantlîh
a derivative adjective in rivalrous and hostile senses
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīant→a derivative adjective in rivalrous and hostile senses
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîant, fîjant ↗12978EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-917
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fîantscaf(t)
a derivative noun meaning enmity or hostile disposition
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīant→a derivative noun meaning enmity or hostile disposition
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîant, fîjant ↗13078EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-918
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fîantscaffôn
a derivative verb meaning harbor enmity or be in conflict
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīant→a derivative verb meaning harbor enmity or be in conflict
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîant, fîjant ↗13178EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse#candidate-977
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fíár
the finite surface in Lokasenna 35
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjá→the finite surface in Lokasenna 35
Literal Poetic Edda text — Lokasenna ↗13278EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Norse#candidate-978
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiásk
the reflexive surface in Skírnismál 33
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjá→the reflexive surface in Skírnismál 33
Teaching Texts — Skírnismál ↗13378EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededEnglish / Latin route#candidate-542
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fictile
parallel Latin fingere-family derivative
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fiction→parallel Latin fingere-family derivative
Indo-European Root: dheigh- ↗13478EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-790
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiēn
a High German cognate in the dictionary comparison
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fēogan→a High German cognate in the dictionary comparison
Bosworth–Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary — FEÓGAN ↗13578EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-913
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fîên
the attested weak hate verb whose live paradigm makes the noun's historical verbal base locally visible
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīant→the attested weak hate verb whose live paradigm makes the noun's historical verbal base locally visible
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîên ↗13678EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededhistorical Danish#candidate-948
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
Fiend
a clipped poetic surface form in Holbergordbog
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjende→a clipped poetic surface form in Holbergordbog
Holbergordbog — Fiende ↗13778EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededDanish#candidate-752
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiende
a North Germanic enemy noun listed in the comparative historical entry
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fijands→a North Germanic enemy noun listed in the comparative historical entry
An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary Online — feónd ↗13878EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededearly modern English#candidate-803
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiende
an early modern variant of modern fiend
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fiend→an early modern variant of modern fiend
Oxford English Dictionary — fiend, n., revised 2026 ↗13978EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Danish#candidate-943
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiende
the medieval Danish form recorded broadly from 1100–1300
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjende→the medieval Danish form recorded broadly from 1100–1300
Gammeldansk Ordbog — fiende ↗14078EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld Swedish#candidate-773
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiende
a North Germanic cognate in the comparative set
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fēond→a North Germanic cognate in the comparative set
Oxford English Dictionary — fiend, n., revised 2026 ↗14178EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededhistorical Danish#candidate-944
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
Fiende
a major historical spelling that could scan as either three syllables or two
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fjende→a major historical spelling that could scan as either three syllables or two
Holbergordbog — Fiende ↗14278EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededOld High German#candidate-966
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiendi
the source-reported present participle
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fīēn→the source-reported present participle
Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch — fîên ↗14378EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededSwedish#candidate-910
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fiendskap
a derivative noun naming enmity or hostility
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fiende→a derivative noun naming enmity or hostility
Svenska Akademiens ordbok — FIENDE ↗14478EXPANSION PRIORITY
seededScottish / Irish English#candidate-804
1 SOURCE · 1 CONNECTED DOSSIER
fient
a continuing regional spelling in the historical forms record
THE EVIDENCE ALREADY IN THE GRAPH1 DIRECT LINK
fiend→a continuing regional spelling in the historical forms record
Oxford English Dictionary — fiend, n., revised 2026 ↗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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