Lingual Codes

Lingual Codes were created to aid linguists in categorizing the many languages of Betriation. There are four representations of the coding: separated, in which each class is broken into its own section; numeric, where the numbers are combined into one long number; Sectional, where numbers are only broken if there are 3+ of the same number in a row; or truncated, where repeating numbers are replaced with a representative letter.

Separated Nomenclature
This format is the longest written format, however, it clearly shows the relationships between each lingual tier. It also does not show lingual use.

Numeric Nomenclature
This format is the most direct, however, it loses some of the relationships between each lingual tier. It shows whether the language is being used.

Sectional Nomenclature
This format implies that the tiers are linked in pairs, however, it is untrue. It is only a mode of separation to clarify the number of ones. It shows lingual usage.

Truncated Nomenclature
This mode is the most simplistic, and is the shortest method to show the code. However, the relationships between it and previous tiers are not easy to understand. It shows lingual usage.