Examples
Here I will try to include as many varied types of words and symbol combinations as I can think of. As I use (especially write in) this language more, I learn new facets and nuances that I may not necessarily have noticed just by looking through it. This is obvious but important to note.
geographer
geology
geologist
geothermal
thermometer
diameter
diametrically
symmetry
magnify
magnification
intelligence1
December
bull
Virgo
trivial
stalagmite
drip
multiply
double
previous
before
apocalypse2
coup
petrify
pandemonium
circumstance
adore
redundant
adumbration
claustrophobia3
catastrophe
atrophy
assemble
similar
vindicate
edit
offense
defense
manipulate
establish
exemption
welcome
metabolism
demonstrate
anathema
menstruate4
semester
dimension5
bonfire
tragedy6
foreign7
mental
antidisestablishmentarianism
1. Don't make the same mistake I made and use ig-il-im-in-ir instead of il-in-im! The former means not or without and you're definitely not without (distant) reading, gathering, etc.
2. The e is implied in words having an e at the end yet the symbol's letters don't include the e, such as in calyp-s-t, but you can add it for clarity if you wish. The same goes for other similar examples.
3. Can form with or without stroph-e. I included it for clarity but the etymology shows that strophe isn't part of the word.
4. Similar to 2 in that the u isn't necessary but can be used for clarity, yet also different in that the u is pronounced. However, in cases where excluding a letter would form a different word the letter would be necessary.
5. It would seem like dimension would use dif_dis, me-n, and sion_tion based on the spelling but the root uses meter_metr-y-i instead.
6. The etymology of tragedy is apparently "goat song", so goat + aud-i_au-r-s (ode) is used.
7. Irregular and unique; literally "out of doors", with 'for' (outside and also door) + prefix 'a-n' (without).
2. The e is implied in words having an e at the end yet the symbol's letters don't include the e, such as in calyp-s-t, but you can add it for clarity if you wish. The same goes for other similar examples.
3. Can form with or without stroph-e. I included it for clarity but the etymology shows that strophe isn't part of the word.
4. Similar to 2 in that the u isn't necessary but can be used for clarity, yet also different in that the u is pronounced. However, in cases where excluding a letter would form a different word the letter would be necessary.
5. It would seem like dimension would use dif_dis, me-n, and sion_tion based on the spelling but the root uses meter_metr-y-i instead.
6. The etymology of tragedy is apparently "goat song", so goat + aud-i_au-r-s (ode) is used.
7. Irregular and unique; literally "out of doors", with 'for' (outside and also door) + prefix 'a-n' (without).