Root index (Dhātupāṭha)
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Every iconic root and compound in the canon. Click any glyph to read its semantic field, the rule that produced it, and how it composes with others.
Showing 12 of 12 glyphs
compound · compound
Assigned Task niyojita
A scoped artifact bearing an owner. Container holds the work; agent suffix holds responsibility.
compound · compound
Dependency apeksha
Two containers bound by directional flow. The downstream container cannot resolve until upstream does.
compound · compound
Milestone prakasha
A discrete checkpoint with weight. The rhombus marks transition; the central dot marks fact.
compound · compound
Pending Review (Urgent) viksha-tivra
A temporal state awaiting an agent decision, marked critical. Compound of kala + tivrata.
agent · root
Agent karta
A responsible actor. Karta is the bearer of intent — assignments, ownership, attribution.
container · root
Container adhara
A boundary that holds other glyphs. Adhara grounds compound forms — anything placed inside inherits its scope.
direction · root
Direction disha
Vectorial intent. The apex points toward the target; the base anchors the origin.
relation · root
Flow pravaha
A directed relation between two glyphs. Pravaha conveys transmission, not transformation.
relation · root
Link bandhana
Bidirectional binding. Unlike pravaha, bandhana implies symmetry and persistence.
modifier · root
Severity tivrata
A graded intensity modifier. Carries no meaning alone — must attach to a base glyph.
state · root
State sthiti
A bounded condition. The circle denotes a state that can be observed but not partitioned. Outline = potential; fill = active.
temporal · root
Time kala
Temporal context. Hands encode elapsed and remaining; position of the dial expresses urgency.