Follow the connections between words.

We explore relationships between words across languages through graphs that retain their sources and distinguish evidence from uncertainty.

Why this question matters

Words can share a meaning, a borrowing history, or an ancestor. Those are different relationships, and a useful graph should make the distinction visible.

What we are exploring

A local proof of concept stores source-backed assertions and explores lineage paths, retaining provisional and unresolved relationships.

Local prototype

Where the work stands

A missing connection means the graph does not establish it. Similarity, shared meaning, and a chain in a source are not automatically evidence of direct ancestry.

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