*SET-U

THE WORD FAMILY ATLAS

CONNECTION LAB ↗
THE GENEALOGY OF HUMAN LANGUAGEREVIEWED GRAPH / NO IMPLIED COGNACY

EVERY FAMILY.
EVERY ISLAND.

Not a list assembled by spelling. The complete map of which reviewed words are actually connected by cited lexical paths—and which ones are not.

THE KINSHIP CONTRACT

CONNECTION IS COMPUTED.
RELATION TYPE IS PRESERVED.

A family component means the canonical graph contains a continuous reviewed lexical path. It does not claim every member is a direct cognate. Historical-context links are excluded, and every edge remains independently auditable.

54EVIDENCE FAMILIES

Connected components derived from reviewed lexical edges.

25SHARED FAMILIES

Components containing at least two modern-word dossiers.

185CONNECTED DOSSIERS

Modern words already linked to another reviewed word.

29RESEARCH ISLANDS

Dossiers not yet connected to another modern headword.

38LARGEST FAMILY

Reviewed modern words in the broadest current component.

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MULTI-WORD LINEAGES

CONNECTED FAMILIES

25 COMPLETE COMPONENTS

Every family below is computed from the canonical node-and-edge graph. Borrowing, inheritance, derivation, compounds, and explicitly uncertain competing routes remain distinguishable on their own edge records.

01CONNECTED
02CONNECTED
04CONNECTED
06CONNECTED
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THE GRAPH DOES NOT PRETEND

DISCONNECTED ISLANDS

29 OPEN CONNECTION PROBLEMS

An island is not an isolated language or an unknowable word. It means that no reviewed lexical path currently joins that dossier to another modern headword in *SET-U. A spelling resemblance or shared historical person does not count.