The Wold

The High Woldian symbol for Wold is an extremely important one, and central to the philosophy of the ancients that created the language. It can be used for Wold, but also in a number of other ways. It was used to represent divinity, the all-encompassing, everything.

Examples of words that use the Holy connotation of Wold include:

Man and Wold (or Divine)	God and Servant (literally, servant of God)
God	Cleric or Priest

Variations of meaning can be obtained in the root symbol, depending on the symbols we combine. For example, by combining the Wold symbol with the Man (diminished) symbol we get , the symbol for Exist. Here the meaning of the Wold symbol gives us insight into the way the ancients understood the concept; it means All as much as it means Divine.

Indeed the Wold symbol is often found in texts signifying All, its meaning apparent by context, and by size. In turn it creates further words:

Wold	Wold (inverted)	Wold (part inverted)	Wold (part inverted)
All	Nothing	Part or Half	Most

The Wold symbol can combined with itself to form a new concept. By combining three circles we alter their meaning, and represent the unity of Mind Body and Spirit. This symbol, Health , is one of the most sacred words in High Woldian.

Wold combines with Path in various aspects to make a number of other words, for example:

Wold and Path	Wold and Path	Part and Path	Wold and Break
Luck (Divine Path, see Wardd for further details)	Pure	Impure	Mend

Here are some examples of Mouth words combined with Wold symbols:

Language and Wold	Part and Speech
High Woldian (literally, language of the Wold)	Word

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