UUNIFIED STATE LANGUAGELexical base · English · 01
A source-verified lexical base

English is
one beginning.

Lexicon carries text with English word addresses and optional concept references; Visual carries exact text or file bytes directly.

354,983Imported source forms
2.116%Of the global RGB24 space
01English base release
THE LEXICAL ATLASEN / 1.0.0
the future requires
reciprocal legibility
between different minds
WORDS → REFERENCES → COLOURUSL / CVP2

Verifying the embedded English release…

Verifying global colour reservations…

Open the colour directory ↗
01 / compose

A message with
its references intact.

Write freely. Listed forms use lexical addresses; everything else stays exact text. Attach a Carrier concept only when you intend that connection.

Your source text

Full books welcome · UTF-8 source and complete packet each support 128 MiB. Original bytes are kept until you edit. Auto fit is ready for books; use Visual for binary files.

Every RGB24 value is available: three bytes per data tile, six times CVP1’s gross tile capacity. PNG file-size savings depend on the message. Send the original PNG without resizing or colour conversion.

Auto fit chooses the smallest square from the compressed message, including its reference metadata.

    Loading checked + working dictionaries…

    Lexical formChosen conceptExact text

    The original spelling, spaces and punctuation are preserved.

    CVP2 + CVP1 / verified byte transportWaiting
    A new way
    to carry a sentence.
    — / —
    —Source UTF-8 bytes
    —Lexical stream bytes¹
    —Plain-text stream bytes¹

    ¹ Both streams use the selected transport’s optional gzip. Headers and error correction add image overhead.

    02 / explore

    Words have addresses.
    Meanings need context.

    Find a form in the imported source. Its colour is reserved in the global directory. Parts of speech, lemmas and senses are left unassigned.

    Lexical record

    bank

    Waiting for verified release
    Language
    English · en
    Evidence
    Present in the imported source
    Global colour
    Verifying allocation…
    Definition
    Not assigned
    Lemma / sense
    Not inferred
    Source
    Moby Words II · single-word file
    03 / recover

    Bring the words back.

    The reader verifies the complete image sequence and its lexical release before showing recovered text. The pre-migration snapshot is included for earlier messages; other missing historical contexts stay unresolved.

    Choose the declared transport. Its versioned header must verify; this reader does not infer the format from the colours.

    Select every image in a sequence. Their order can vary.

    The sequence download includes this context when available.

    Ready for a message.

    Recovered sourceAwaiting verification

    04 / architecture

    A shared language.
    Distinct kinds of knowledge.

    English is one vocabulary mapped onto the infrastructure. Other languages can gain their own forms and carefully reviewed connections.

    01 / SYMBOL

    Codec

    RGB24 supplies addresses and computable Carrier names. CVP2 carries three bytes per full-spectrum tile in original PNGs; CVP1 remains available with sixteen transport colours.

    02 / SOURCE

    Lexical base

    354,983 imported English forms. Source-verified means membership in this particular corpus, with reproducible provenance.

    03 / CONNECTION

    Lexeme & sense

    Separate entities for future morphology and sense work. “Running” is not silently declared a form of one meaning of “run”.

    04 / MEANING

    Carrier

    Curated concepts retain checked and working trust. Explicit references pin the registry, tier, entry ID and exact dictionary head.

    The Moby documentation records the author’s January 2001 public-domain grant. Its current file contains one fewer form than the advertised count. Historical spellings and accent-stripped forms are retained; this release does not claim to contain all English.

    Source manifest ↗ · Full form index ↗ · Message protocol ↗ · CVP2 RGB24 Exact ↗ · CVP1 compatibility ↗

    One global colour now identifies one current entity. The full English range is reserved, and new Carrier entries cannot claim it. Namespace, release and dictionary heads still preserve historical interpretation. Shared references save carrying definitions, but the receiver still needs the referenced data.

    Sequence exports pair source text, messages, images and hashes for reproducible experiments. They provide training material; model recognition accuracy still needs measurement.

    Read the machine contract and exact release pins