• Languages to MG
  From words in (inter)national languages to glyphs (or - if glyphs still not created - links to their explanatory pages).
• MG to Languages
  
  • By category
    Core Glyphs sorted in categories, giving access to their translations.
  • Composites & Phrases
    By combining glyphs together the full expression power of any natural language can be achieved in MG, while keeping low the number of core glyphs.
    This page holds some of the so far created combinations of glyphs.
    
  • Phonetic names
    Names in the International Phonetic Alphabet
  • Name glyphs
    Names created with glyphs
  • Temporary entries
    Concepts not yet rendered with glyphs
• Language to Language
  • Vocabulary List Generator
    Select any two (or three) languages and retrieve semantic study lists
• Statistics
  
• Hanzi500 (traditional) (simplified): List of the most commonly used ideograms in Chinese and their MediaGlyphic correspondences
• Danci2500 (traditional) (simplified): List of the most commonly used words (two-character combinations) in Chinese and their MediaGlyphic correspondences

Notes:

• Categories are fuzzy entities so sometimes the assignment of glyphs can appear very subjective and arbitrary. It is, we are conscious of it, but yet this is a useful tool to sort and at the same time to help the creation of a coherent style for glyphs which belong to the same - although broad - semantic space.
  
  
• Many of the glyphs appearing on the wordlists are temporary borrowings from the web. These will all ultimately be recreated to *) avoid any copyright issues *) be consistent in form and style *) be of high quality, culturally-neutral, unambiguous.
  
  
• The difference between Composites and Phrases: the first ones can only be formed by two core glyphs (coming either from the same category or from two different ones) and represent new meanings coming from the meaning of the two elements. Phrases on the other hand are common combinations of glyphs or composites following the standard MG grammar. Because of their frequency and utility, they get an attached explanation/translation and they appear in input programs.