I Current work in Baha'i philosophy.
II The public domain, 1911 edition of Rogets' Thesaurus.
III Explanation of the grammar of Glosa, based on the lambda calculus.
IV For ease of reference you might want to download and install the files on your computer. Download this file, create a directory for it, and use a zip/unzip utility to extract the files into it. Then open rog0.htm in your browser.
TESAURU DE ROGET
The section numbers link to pages with the entries for that section of Rogets Thesaurus. Each entry provides Glosa equivalents for each word, separated by commas. Each English word corresponds to only one Glosa word, while Glosa words may have many English equivalents. Use the search box below to search for alternate English equivalents.

Links. | Sections. | Entries.
1 | Being, in the Abstract | 1-2
2 | Being, in the Concrete | 3-4
3 | Formal Existence | 5-6
4 | Modal Existence | 7-8
5 | Absolute Relation | 9-15
6 | Continuous Relation | 0-16
7 | Partial Relation | 17-22
8 | General Relation | 23-24
9 | Simple Quantity | 25-26
10 | Comparative Quantity | 27-36
11 | Conjunctive Quantity | 37-49
12 | Concrete Quantity | 50-57
13 | Order | 58-61
14 | Consecutive Order | 62-71
15 | Collective Order | 72-74
16 | Distributive Order | 75-79
17 | Order as Regards Categories | 80-83
18 | Number, in the Abstract | 84-86
19 | Determinate Number | 87-100
20 | Indeterminate Number | 101-105
21 | Absolute Time | 106-115
22 | Relative Time | 116-135
23 | Recurrent Time | 136-139
24 | Simple Change | 140-148
25 | Complex Change | 149-152
26 | Constancy of Sequence in Events | 153-156
27 | Connection between Cause and Effect | 157-174
28 | Indirect Power | 175-177
29 | Combination of Causes | 178-179
30 | Abstract Space | 180-182
31 | Relative Space | 183-185
32 | Existence in Space | 186-191
33 | General Dimensions | 192-199
34 | Linear Dimensions | 200-219
35 | Centrical Dimensions | 220-263
36 | Motion in General | 264-273
37 | Degrees of Motion | 274-275
38 | Motion Conjoined with Force | 276-277
39 | Motion with Reference to Direction | 278-315
40 | Matter in General | 316-320
41 | Solid Matter | 321-332
42 | Fluid Matter | 333-351
43 | Imperfect Fluids | 352-356
44 | Vitality | 357-374
45 | Sensation | 375-449
46 | Operations of Intellect in General | 450-454
47 | Precursory Conditions and Operations | 455-466
48 | Materials for Reasoning | 467-475
49 | Reasoning Processes | 476-479
50 | Results of Reasoning | 480-504
51 | Extension of Thought | 505-513
52 | Creative Thought | 514-515
53 | Nature of Ideas Communicated | 516-524
54 | Modes of Communication | 525-549
55 | Natural Means of Communication | 550-559
56 | Conventional Means of Communication | 560-599
57 | Acts of Volition | 600-614
58 | Causes of Volition | 615-617
59 | Objects of Volition | 618-619
60 | Conceptional Volition | 620-630
61 | Subservience to Ends | 631-672
62 | Precursory Measures | 673-679
63 | Simple Voluntary Action | 680-691
64 | Complex Voluntary Action | 692-703
65 | Antagonism | 704-728
66 | Results of Voluntary Action | 729-736
67 | General Intersocial Volition | 737-759
68 | Special Intersocial Volition | 760-767
69 | Conditional Intersocial Volition | 768-774
70 | Property in General | 775-782
71 | Transfer of Property | 783-793
72 | Interchange of Property | 794-799
73 | Monetary Relations | 800-819
74 | Affections in General | 820-826
75 | Passive Affections | 827-844
76 | Discriminative Affections | 845-857
77 | Prospective Affections | 858-872
78 | Extrinsic Affections | 873-887
79 | Social Affections | 888-905
80 | Diffusive Sympathetic Affections | 906-913
81 | Special Sympathetic Affections | 914-915
82 | Retrospective Sympathetic Affections | 916-921
83 | Moral Obligations | 922-927
84 | Moral Sentiments | 928-938
85 | Moral Conditions | 939-952
86 | Moral Practice | 953-962
87 | Institutions | 963-975
88 | Superhuman Beings and Regions | 976-986
89 | Religious Sentiments | 987-989
90 | Acts of Religion | 990-994
91 | Religious Institutions | 995-1000