1.Introduction:
 1.1: Use.
 1.2: History.
 1.3: Feel and basis to other languages.
2.Phonology:
 2.1: Consonants.
 2.2: Vowels.
 2.3: Diphthongs.
 2.4: Stress.
3.Morphology:
 3.1: Agglutinative characteristics/Order of agglutination.
4.Naming:
 4.1: Areas.
 4.2: People.
 4.3: Kennings.
 4.4: Geographic Features.
 4.5: Events.
 4.6: Dates.
 4.7: Times.
5.Syntax:
 5.1: Nouns and description words.
 5.2: Adjectives and application of adjectives.
 5.3: Timing.
 5.4: Actions and 'To-Be'.
 5.5: Compounding words.
 5.6: Logic statements and mathematics.
 5.7: 'Realted-too' words.
 5.8: Degrees of comparison (Much, very, greater, less).
 5.9: Equalities (As big as a mammoth).
 5.10: Negatives.
 5.11: Examples with and without a comparison (a better moustrap; a moustrap better than Roger's).
 5.12: Comparison of adverbs (more slowly) or verbs (he cried more than he laughed).
 5.13: But and 'let alone'.
6.Semantic fields and pragmatics:
 6.1: Registers of Speech.
7.Writing system:
 7.1: Latinate writing system.
 7.2: Formal writing system.
 7.3: Pictographic/shorthand writing systems.
8.Examples:
9.Lexicon: