Every English word came from somewhere. This app 📱 turns that history ⏳ into something you can
actually play ▶️ with: a lexicon of 210 words traced back to 60 root families across Latin,
Greek, Old Norse and Old English, French, Arabic, Persian and Sanskrit — each one with its
word parts, its route 🧭 into English, and the century it was first written down.

The signature round is the Descent. A word appears with 500 points staked on it and five
locked clue rungs beneath it: the donor language 🗣️, the root and its literal sense, a
surviving cognate, the century of first attestation, and the literal word-part gloss. Open
a rung and the clue is yours, but the stake drops. Call the meaning whenever you dare.
Guess wrong ❌ and the ladder plays out every rung you never opened, so you always leave with
the full derivation. Four more formats work the same muscle from different angles: forge a
word from prefix, root and suffix tiles where only legal joins snap together; decide
whether two words truly share 🤝 an ancestor or only look like it; put a word's historical
senses back in chronological order; and lift the intruder out of four words where three
share 🤝 a root.

Away from the rounds it is a proper reference. The Root Atlas is searchable and filterable
by donor language 🗣️, every family opens to its derived words with their morpheme breakdowns,
and every word has its own entry with a sense history ⏳ and the path it travelled. Anything
you miss schedules itself into a spaced-review queue and comes back through the format you
missed it in. You can build 🔨 custom drills by format, language 🗣️, root family and difficulty 📏,
and track mastery ⭐ per donor language 🗣️, accuracy per format and how boldly you play ▶️. If you
spot an interesting word out in the world, you can photograph it, cut it into parts
yourself, and check ✅ your split against the lexicon — entirely optional, and everything
else works without a single picture.

For anyone who likes words and wants more than a definition: language 🗣️ learners, writers,
crossword and quiz ❓ players, teachers, and anyone who has ever wondered why *lord* hides a
loaf of bread inside it.

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