- II. WORDS RELATING TO SPACE
- I. SPACE IN GENERAL
- 1. ABSTRACT SPACE
- 2. RELATIVE SPACE
- 3. EXISTENCE IN SPACE
- II. DIMENSIONS
- 1. GENERAL DIMENSIONS
- 2. LINEAR DIMENSIONS
- Length.
- Shortness.
- Breadth, Thickness.
- Narrowness.
- Layer.
- Filament.
- Height.
- Lowness.
- Depth.
- Shallowness.
- Summit.
- Base.
- Verticality.
- Horizontality.
- Pendency.
- Support.
- Parallelism.
- Obliquity.
- Inversion.
- Crossing.
- 3. Centrical Dimensions; General
- Exteriority.
- Interiority.
- Centrality.
- Covering.
- Lining.
- Investment. [Covering, clothing.]
- Divestment. [Taking off.]
- Circumjacence.
- Interjacence.
- Circumscription.
- Outline.
- Edge.
- Inclosure.
- Limit.
- 3. Centrical Dimensions; Special
- III. FORM
- 1. General Form
- Form.
- Amorphism. [Absence of form.]
- Symmetry [Regularity of Form.]
- Distortion [Irregularity of form.]
- 2. Special Form
- Angularity.
- Curvature.
- Straightness.
- Circularity. [Simple circularity.]
- Convolution. [Complex curvature.]
- Rotundity.
- 3. Superficial Form
- IV. MOTION
- 1. Motion in General
- Motion. [Successive change of place.]
- Quiescence.
- Journey. [Locomotion by land.]
- Navigation. [Locomotion by water, or air.]
- Traveler.
- Mariner.
- Transference.
- Carrier.
- Vehicle.
- Ship.
- 2. Degrees of Motion
- 3. Motion conjoined with Force
- 4. Motion with reference to Direction
- Direction.
- Deviation.
- Precession. [Going before.]
- Sequence. [Going after.]
- Progression. [Motion forward; progressive motion.]
- Regression. [Motion backwards.]
- Propulsion. [Motion given to an object situated in front.]
- Traction. [Motion given to an object situated behind.]
- Approach. [Motion towards.]
- Recession. [Motion from.]
- Attraction. [Motion towards, actively.]
- Repulsion. [Motion from, actively; force driving apart.]
- Convergence. [Motion nearer to.]
- Divergence. [Motion further off.]
- Arrival. [Terminal motion at.]
- Departure. [Initial motion from.]
- Ingress. [Motion into.]
- Egress. [Motion out of.]
- Reception. [Motion into, actively.]
- Ejection. [Motion out of, actively.]
- Food. [Eating.]
- Excretion.
- Insertion. [Forcible ingress.]
- Extraction. [Forcible egress.]
- Passage. [Motion through.]
- Transcursion. [Motion beyond.]
- Shortcoming. [Motion short of.]
- Ascent. [Motion upwards.]
- Descent. [Motion downwards.]
- Elevation.
- Depression.
- Leap.
- Plunge.
- Circuition. [Curvilinear motion.]
- Rotation. [Motion in a continued circle.]
- Evolution. [Motion in the reverse circle.]
- Oscillation. [Reciprocating motion, motion to and fro.]
- Agitation. [Irregular motion.]
