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Following World War II and into the late 1950s, an English artist named John Edward Williams devised an international language based on pictograms. He named his new language "Pikto". He published two books: The Basis of Pikto, which listed these pictograms, and The First English-Pikto Dictionary. His influences were studies of previous constructed languages (notably Volpük, Esperanto, and Ido) and analyses of basic vocabulary in a language such as the 850 words in Charles Ogden's "Basic English". He also considered categories of words, greatly reducing the approximately 1000 categories in Roget's Thesaurus.

Like other constructed languages before it, Pikto was designed with the aim of helping to create harmony among nations through a common language. In particular, John Williams created a vocabulary of basic words that would be easy to understand for native speakers of English, French, German, and Russian. Williams dedicated The Basis of Pikto "to the masters of wisdom and to the peoples of the world".

Williams operated his own printing press to retain full artistic control over his work.

He published his Pikto books while at 8 Meadow Studios, Bushey, England, UK. In the 19th century, Sir Hubert von Herkomer built Meadow Studios for his art school. The studios became an artist colony that gradually fell into disrepair. By the 1970s the buildings had been condemned and were finally demolished. Today the location has become a retirement community named Meadowcroft.

The location and era of Pikto's creation had influence on its pictographs. In the aftermath of World War II, Pikto contains glyphs for fascism, communism, and tyrant. Originating in England, pictograms related to money or gains have the British pound sterling as a base. Yet there are also glyphs for wigwams and wombats!

Sixty years after their creation, the full story behind the choosing of these particular words and their associated pictograms might never be known. Unifont is probably the first font to contain these glyphs. If nothing else, having them in Unifont could simplify future discussion of Pikto.

There are 888 Pikto pictograms. In these, John Williams tried to capture the vocabulary essential to forming a useful international language. This makes Pikto an interesting study as a Constructed Language ("ConLang"). His introductory book contained over 2000 root words formed from the basic pictogram foundation. His later English-Pikto dictionary extended this to about 35,000 words.

Andrew Miller obtained a copy of John Williams' Pikto book, scanned the glyphs, and typed in the text in the "Pikto" column in the table below. He also discovered the intriguing history of Meadow Studios mentioned above. You can see a copy of his scans here.

Paul Hardy and Johnnie Weaver drew the Unifont Pikto glyphs based upon Andrew Miller's scanned images and scans from a second copy of the book that Paul Hardy was able to obtain; these pages were scanned at 200% magnification. You can see the glyph scans from this second copy of the book here.

A Brief Introduction to Pikto Grammar

The chart of symbols in the next section will make more sense with an overview of Pikto grammar. Pikto uses suffixes to indicate the type of word (noun, verb, adjective). Quotes are from The Basis of Pikto.

• Verbs: There are two tense forms: verbs ending in "N" are present tense or indefinite; verbs ending in "D" are past tense. Future tense is indicated with the word "futuri" following the present tense form of the verb. Verbs end in "N" or "D" after vowels, and end in "IN" or "ED" after consonants.
• Nouns: If a noun can be either concrete or abstract, concrete nouns add "it" or "un" to the root form, and abstract nouns add "al". "Un" means "a" or "one". "La" means "the". "Most concrete nouns end in '-nio' or '-ting'." Plural nouns add "-s" or "-es".
• Possessive: The possessive form is created by adding "-z" or "-ez", or by adding the word "de". Example: "La residenc de la konsul."
• Adjectives and Adverbs: Adjectives and adverbs use a "-i" ending of a noun ending in a consonant or "-li" after a noun ending in a vowel. There are exceptions to this rule.
• In General: "All words relating to actions and states have verbal form, whether used as verbs, adjectives or nouns, and all inherent qualities, with few traditional exceptions[,] have adjectivial terminations (including adverbs). Thus, participles are treated as verbs, as in English, and other parts of speech with double functions retain the form adopted for their intrinsic meaning. Pronouns such as 'Our' (Misez) do not take 'i'—the adjectivial termination, and nouns used as adjectives are unchanged; compounds such as 'Fire-eater' and 'Office-boy' being written, 'Flam-asimilanist' and 'Buro-yungadam'.
• Further examples:
  • BIT: a hit (noun); BITIT: a bat (noun); BITIN: to hit (verb).
  • TIRANIO: tyranny (noun); TIRANI: tyrannical (adjective); TIRANIN: tyrannise (verb).
  • With symbols, a dot above a symbol indicates the verb form (a "-in" suffix) according to The First English-Pikto Dictionary.

There is more to Pikto grammar, but the above should be adequate to understand the parts of speech in the Table of Pikto Glyphs below.

Table of Pikto Glyphs

The table below starts at the first code point reserved for Pikto in Michael Everson's ConScript Unicode Registry (CSUR). The glyphs are in Unicode Plane 15, which is reserved as a Private Use Area (PUA) range. Andrew Miller made the code point assignments based on the order in which the 888 Pikto symbols were listed in John Williams' book.

Williams gave interpretations of about 1/4 of his Pikto symbols. These appear in the chart below as non-italic letters. Guesses for the remaining symbol compositions are in italics. Williams also did not give English definitions for each of his symbols. In most cases the meanings were obvious; in some (such as GRU), only educated guesses are possible based on similar Pikto words.

Code Point	Glyph	Pikto	English	Symbolism (guesses in italics)
U+0F0E70		ABREVIAT	Abbreviate	Truncated line
U+0F0E71		ADAM	Man	The first man
U+0F0E72		ADAPT	Adapt, fit	(Fit) a joint
U+0F0E73		ADITION	Addition	A sum
U+0F0E74		ADRES	Address, place (noun)	Address written on envelope
U+0F0E75		ADJEKTIV	Adjective	Drawn after another symbol, transforms that symbol into adjectivial form
U+0F0E76		AERO	Above	Aeroplane over curve of the earth
U+0F0E77		AH	Ah!	Exclamation mark
U+0F0E78		AKCEPTIN	Accept	Object on hook
U+0F0E79		AKORD	Accord	Two persons shaking hands
U+0F0E7A		AKORDION	Accordion	Accordion bellows
U+0F0E7B		AKROSTIK	Crossword	A grid for isolating letters in a word
U+0F0E7C		AKT	Act	(Behaviour) Sign for Person and movement combined
U+0F0E7D		AKUSE	Accusation	A person pointing at something or someone
U+0F0E7E		AKUSTIK	Acoustic	Musical note
U+0F0E7F		ALEGRO	Fast	Object speeding along
U+0F0E80		ALIGATOR	Alligator	An alligator
U+0F0E81		ALL	All	Everything on Earth
U+0F0E82		ALP	Mountain	Mountain top
U+0F0E83		ALTAR	Altar	An altar with a cross
U+0F0E84		ALTERNA	Other	Movement in a curve, then going off in another direction
U+0F0E85		ALTERNATIV	Alternative	Movement from one thing to another
U+0F0E86		ALTI	High	Reaching a high point; compare with ULTRA
U+0F0E87		AMONIA	Ammonia	(K) indicates indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0E88		AMUR	Love	A heart with Cupid's arrow
U+0F0E89		ANALIN	To record	(To record) Quill pen and paper [verb form of "ANAL", a record]
U+0F0E8A		ANATOMI	Body	Parts of a body
U+0F0E8B		AND	And	Latin "et" symbol
U+0F0E8C		ANDANTI	Slow	A snail
U+0F0E8D		ANKORIN	To stay (anchoring)	An anchor
U+0F0E8E		ANEKDOT	Anecdote, story	A mouth saying something
U+0F0E8F		ANEXIN	To annex, to take	(Take) a hook [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F0E90		ANEX	Annexation	(Annexation) Hook and earth-curve Signs for Take and Land
U+0F0E91		ANGLE	Angle (noun)	A right angle, 90°
U+0F0E92		ANIMAL	Animal	Something standing on all fours, side view
U+0F0E93		ANTENA	Antenna	A wire dipole antenna
U+0F0E94		ANTI	Anti-	A line abruptly changing to opposite direction
U+0F0E95		ANTIKI	Old	Old man with cane
U+0F0E96		ANTELOP	Antelope	An antelope
U+0F0E97		APARAT	Apparatus	Chemistry apparatus
U+0F0E98		APARIN	To appear	An eye, with a dot above to indicate verb form of word; compare with NOTICIN
U+0F0E99		APOSTROFE	Apostrophe, possession	Latin 's combination
U+0F0E9A		APRIKOT	Apricot	An apricot
U+0F0E9B		APROBAN	To approve	Person raising hand in agreement
U+0F0E9C		ARANG	To arrange	Person arranging objects
U+0F0E9D		ARENA	Arena	A stadium, arena
U+0F0E9E		ARISTOKRAT	Aristocrat; ARISTO = Lord	A top hat
U+0F0E9F		ARIVIN	To arrive	Entering an arch, doorway
U+0F0EA0		ARKITEKTUR	Architecture	A building
U+0F0EA1		ARKITRAV	Architrave, epistyle (noun)	An architrave supported by two columns
U+0F0EA2		ARK	Arc, curve (noun)	An arc, a curve
U+0F0EA3		ARM	Arm (body part)	Person holding out arm
U+0F0EA4		ARMI	Army	Man with sword: dots for Number
U+0F0EA5		AROMA	Aroma	Nose detecting scent
U+0F0EA6		ART	Art	Stylised letter "A"
U+0F0EA7		ASISTIN	To assist
U+0F0EA8		ASPIDISTRA	Aspidistra plant	A plant with leaves coming out of the ground
U+0F0EA9		ASTRO	Star (noun)	A star
U+0F0EAA		ATAK	To attack	Person with sword
U+0F0EAB		ATESTIN	To witness	(To witness) Person in dock [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F0EAC		ATMOSFER	Atmosphere	A cloud
U+0F0EAD		ATOM	Atom	An atomic nucleus and orbiting electrons
U+0F0EAE		AUDIENC	To interview	Heads and ears
U+0F0EAF		AUKTION	To sell	Person offering something
U+0F0EB0		AUTOMOBIL	Automobile	An automobile
U+0F0EB1		AVANC	Advance (of money) (noun)	Person giving money
U+0F0EB2		AXIS	Axis	Two circles with a line joining their centres (centres of rotation)
U+0F0EB3		BA	Bath	(Bathe, wash) Person in water
U+0F0EB4		BAGAJ	Baggage	A suitcase
U+0F0EB5		BAL	Ball (sports) (noun)	A ball
U+0F0EB6		BALANC	Balance (noun)	A balance scale
U+0F0EB7		BALAST	Weight, ballast (noun)	A weight
U+0F0EB8		BALOT	Ballot (noun)	Paper with a vote selection
U+0F0EB9		BANANA	Banana (noun)	A banana
U+0F0EBA		BAND	Band (noun object)	A round band
U+0F0EBB		BANJO	Banjo	A banjo
U+0F0EBC		BAR	Bar (noun object)	A bar (object)
U+0F0EBD		BARIER	Barrier	An elevated barrier
U+0F0EBE		BASE	Base (of an object) (noun)	Object with emphasis at bottom
U+0F0EBF		BASI	Low	An object underneath something
U+0F0EC0		BASIS	Basis	An object resting on something
U+0F0EC1		BATAL	Battle, conflict	(Conflict) Crossed swords
U+0F0EC2		BAZAR	Shop, bazaar	Building with pound sterling symbol
U+0F0EC3		BEK	Beak	A bird's beak
U+0F0EC4		BI	To be
U+0F0EC5		BILIARDS	Billiards	A pool cue and billiards ball
U+0F0EC6		BISON	Cow	An animal with udder
U+0F0EC7		BISMUTH	Bismuth	(K) indicates indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0EC8		BIT	Hit (noun)	A person holding a switch
U+0F0EC9		BOILIN	Boiling	Bubbling, boiling water with dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F0ECA		BOL	Bowl, basin (noun)	A bowl
U+0F0ECB		BOLT	Bolt (for a nut) (noun)	A bolt, as on a door
U+0F0ECC		BOMB	Bomb (noun)	A bomb falling towards the Earth
U+0F0ECD		BORAX	Borax	(K) indicates indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0ECE		BORDER	Border	A border, as in a picture frame
U+0F0ECF		BORE	Bore (noun)	An object with a hole bored in it
U+0F0ED0		BORZOI	Borzoi (noun)	Side view of animal
U+0F0ED1		BOT	Boat	A boat
U+0F0ED2		BOXIN	Boxing	A person wearing boxing gloves
U+0F0ED3		BRIZ	Breeze	A cloud with movement
U+0F0ED4		BROD	Bread	A loaf of bread
U+0F0ED5		BRUSH	Brush (noun)	A brush, broom
U+0F0ED6		BRUTALI	Brutally	A prone person, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0ED7		BUK	Book (noun)	Part drawing of a book; compare with FOLIO, PAGE
U+0F0ED8		BULB	Bulb (plant) (noun)	A plant bulb, sprouting through the ground
U+0F0ED9		BULDOG	Bulldog	Side view of animal
U+0F0EDA		BUOI	Buoy (noun)	A buoy in the water; BUOIN means "to float"
U+0F0EDB		BURO	Office (from French bureau)	(Office) Man at desk
U+0F0EDC		BUSH	Tree	A tree with no leaves
U+0F0EDD		BUST	Chest	Torso of a woman
U+0F0EDE		BUTIL	Bottle	A bottle
U+0F0EDF		BUT	But	An object making an abrupt turn
U+0F0EE0		BUTON	Button (noun)	A button with some thread sticking out
U+0F0EE1		BUZARD	Buzzard	Bird on animal (Bird of prey)
U+0F0EE2		CEL	Cell (biology)	A biological cell
U+0F0EE3		CENTI	Hundred	The number 100
U+0F0EE4		CENTRA	Central, centre	A dot in the centre of a circle
U+0F0EE5		CENTRIFUGALI	With centrifugal force	An object spiraling outward (compare symbol for ROTATIN, which has more turns)
U+0F0EE6		CENTRIPETALI	With centripetal force	An object spiraling inward
U+0F0EE7		CERAMIK	Ceramic	A ceramic vessel
U+0F0EE8		CHANC	Chance	Horseshoe and ribbon
U+0F0EE9		CHASIS	Chassis	The undercarriage of a vehicle
U+0F0EEA		CHIEF	Chief	A man with a headress
U+0F0EEB		CHIMPANZEE	Chimpanzee	A bipedal animal with a long tail
U+0F0EEC		CHIMP	Chimp	An animal with long tail on all fours
U+0F0EED		CHOKOLAT	Chocolate	Bean on tree
U+0F0EEE		CHOLERA	Cholera	Bacteria
U+0F0EEF		CIDER	Cider	An apple with liquid underneath
U+0F0EF0		CIGAR	Cigar	A cigar with smoke
U+0F0EF1		CILINDER	Cylinder	A cylindrical object with circular end; 180° rotation of TUBE symbol
U+0F0EF2		CIPRES	Cypress tree	A cypress tree
U+0F0EF3		CIRKLE	Circle	A circle
U+0F0EF4		CITRON	Citrus fruit(?)	A lemon-shaped fruit
U+0F0EF5		CIVILIS	Civiliation(?)	The Earth with dots indicating multiple number
U+0F0EF6		DAKTIL	Dactyl (poetic meter)	A long syllable followed by two short syllables
U+0F0EF7		DAMN	Damn, condemn	Line across mouth; stoppage of expression
U+0F0EF8		DE	Of	Stylised letter "d"
U+0F0EF9		DEC	Ten	The number 10
U+0F0EFA		DEFEK	Defect	(Damage, breakage) Broken stick
U+0F0EFB		DEFINITIO	Definition	Limiting lines
U+0F0EFC		DEKLAMATION	Declamation	Signs for Mouth (speech) and weight
U+0F0EFD		DEKOR	Beauty	A stylish object (cf. "decoration")
U+0F0EFE		DELIKATI	Delicate	Two people holding hands loosely
U+0F0EFF		DELTA	River delta	A river with multiple tributaries
U+0F0F00		DEN	Than	Line going from one object to another
U+0F0F01		DENT	Tooth	A tooth
U+0F0F02		DEPOT	Depot	A train ("T") depot
U+0F0F03		DEPOSIT	Deposit	Substance at bottom of container
U+0F0F04		DER	There	Movement away from current location (contrast with symbol for HIER, "here")
U+0F0F05		DESENT	Descent	Movement downwards; compare with VERTIK symbol
U+0F0F06		DESERTIN	To desert	Movement away from the curve of the Earth
U+0F0F07		DESERT	Desert (noun)	Sand dunes
U+0F0F08		DIAGONAL	Diagonal	A framed diagonal line
U+0F0F09		DIAMOND	Diamond (gem)	A shining cut diamond
U+0F0F0A		DIET	Diet (food)	A mouth with solid food entering
U+0F0F0B		DIGEST	To digest	One thing fitting in another
U+0F0F0C		DISK	Disk	A disk or discus in motion
U+0F0F0D		DISIPLIN	To discipline	Man with clenched fist
U+0F0F0E		DISTANC	Distance	A road fading into the horizon
U+0F0F0F		DISTILIN	Distill	Drop of liquid passing through material
U+0F0F10		DIVAN	Bed (noun)	A bed with covers
U+0F0F11		DIVISIO	Division	A division sign
U+0F0F12		DOG	Dog (noun)	A dog, side view
U+0F0F13		DOKTOR	Doctor	A stethoscope
U+0F0F14		DORSAL	Back (of body)	A person with a bent back
U+0F0F15		DRAGON	Dragon	A dragon
U+0F0F16		DRAMA	Drama	Stage curtain or a mask
U+0F0F17		DRAPEN	To drape, to hang	A cloth draped over two supports
U+0F0F18		DRAPERIE	Draperie	Hung drapes
U+0F0F19		DRINK	Drink	A mouth with liquid entering
U+0F0F1A		DUZEN	Dozen	The number 12
U+0F0F1B		EFEKT	Effect	A line that is perturbed in the middle
U+0F0F1C		EFORT	Effort	A person lifting something
U+0F0F1D		EKO	Echo	A musical note (see AKUSTIK) that appears twice
U+0F0F1E		ELASTIK	Elastic, rubber	An object being stretched
U+0F0F1F		ELEKTR	Electric	An electric spark
U+0F0F20		ELEFANT	Elephant	Side view of an elephant showing curled trunk
U+0F0F21		ELEGANTI	Elegant	A fancy shape
U+0F0F22		EMBRIO	Embryo, seed	A fertilised egg
U+0F0F23		EMOTIO	Emotion	The heart
U+0F0F24		EMPIRIKI	Empircal	An object being measured, with "^" ajective prefix
U+0F0F25		EMU	Emu	Side view of an emu
U+0F0F26		ENERGI	Energy, power	A directed force
U+0F0F27		ENTUSIASM	Enthusiasm	A heart in flight
U+0F0F28		EPIGRAM	Epigram	A mouth with a short phrase coming out
U+0F0F29		EPISKOP	Bishop	A bishop's mitre with cross on top
U+0F0F2A		EPOLET	Epaulette, shoulder	A person with shoulder emphasised
U+0F0F2B		ESENC	Essence	An object with something in its centre
U+0F0F2C		EST	East	Four compass directions, with pointer to the east
U+0F0F2D		ETHER	Ether	An object being carried in the clouds
U+0F0F2E		EVOLUTIN	Evolution, develop	A small object becoming a large object
U+0F0F2F		EUKALIPTUS	Eucalyptus	Sign for Bush (tree) combined with Gum
U+0F0F30		EXAM	Exam	Sign for Question combined with Knowledge (Pris and Kultur)
U+0F0F31		EXELENC	Excellence (title)	A head with a crown; spelled "EXCELENC" on p. 135
U+0F0F32		EXIT	Exit	A path through a barrier
U+0F0F33		EXKLUD	Exclude	A long, curved path around a short, straight path
U+0F0F34		EXPANSIO	Expansion	A small object expanding to become a larger object, like a balloon
U+0F0F35		EXPLOSIO	Explosion	Shock waves going out from a centre
U+0F0F36		EXTASI	Ecstasy	A radiant heart
U+0F0F37		EXTERN	External	A curved path above the Earth
U+0F0F38		EXTRA	Extra	Two of an object
U+0F0F39		EXTREME	Extreme	Three of an object
U+0F0F3A		FACADE	Façade	The front of a building
U+0F0F3B		FACISM	Fascism	A swastika
U+0F0F3C		FACIST	Fascist	A swastika with a head on it
U+0F0F3D		FAIL	Fail	Person falling
U+0F0F3E		FAKIR	Fakir	A person balancing on toes
U+0F0F3F		FAKTORI	Manufactured (adjective)	Roof and factory chimney
U+0F0F40		FALS	False	Combination of signs for No and Korekt
U+0F0F41		FAMILIARI	Familiar	Surroundings of person or eye
U+0F0F42		FANTASIA	Fantasy	A ballet dancer
U+0F0F43		FANTASTIKI	Fantastic	A person with arm over head, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0F44		FAT	Fat	An obese person
U+0F0F45		FENOMEN	Phenomenon	Firework
U+0F0F46		FERN	Fern	A fern
U+0F0F47		FESANT	Pheasant	Side view of bird with long tail
U+0F0F48		FIBRE	Fibre	A cloth with fibres
U+0F0F49		FILM	Film	A roll of film on two reels
U+0F0F4A		FILOSOFI	Philosophy (love of wisdom)	A light or flame
U+0F0F4B		FINAL	Final	(End) Railway terminal buffers
U+0F0F4C		FINE	Fine	Object coming to a find point
U+0F0F4D		FISH	Fish	Side view of a fish swimming
U+0F0F4E		FISIOGNOMI	Physiognomy, facial appearance	A face with characteristic features
U+0F0F4F		FIX	To fix, join	Nail in wall
U+0F0F50		FLAM	A flame	Flame rising above a pointed object
U+0F0F51		FLAMINGO	Flamingo	Side view of a flamingo, showing long legs
U+0F0F52		FLORA	Flora (plants)	A flower growing in the ground
U+0F0F53		FLOTIN	Float (as on water)	Object on water [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F0F54		FLOTATIO	Float (as in a loan)	Pound sterling with dots indicating multiple number
U+0F0F55		FOKUS	Focus	Eye directing gaze towards an object in front
U+0F0F56		FOLD	To fold	A folded fabric
U+0F0F57		FOLI	A leaf (as in foliage)	A leaf
U+0F0F58		FOLIO	Folio (book with large pages)	Combination of Gros-buk-unit. Large page [compare with BUK, PAGE]
U+0F0F59		FOR	For
U+0F0F5A		FORCEN	Force	Narrowing into a corner
U+0F0F5B		FORMIN	To form, make	(To make) Hand on tool [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F0F5C		FORM	Form, mould (noun)	A form, mould
U+0F0F5D		FOSGENE	Phosgene	A smoking bomb falling out of the sky; phosgene caused 85% of chemical weapons deaths in World War I
U+0F0F5E		FRASE	Phrase	Combination of Speech-unit (word) and Number
U+0F0F5F		FRATER	Brother	Tall person with arm on smaller person
U+0F0F60		FREGAT	Ship, frigate	A ship flying its ensign
U+0F0F61		FRISH	Freshness	Egg hatching (Freshness) [FRISHI means "fresh"]
U+0F0F62		FRONT	Front	A large object in front of a line
U+0F0F63		FRUT	Fruit	A fruit
U+0F0F64		FUL	Full	A full vessel
U+0F0F65		FURI	Fury	A shocked heart
U+0F0F66		FUT	Foot	A person with foot sticking out
U+0F0F67		FUTUR	The future	Clock face section
U+0F0F68		GAIN	Gain	Combination of Plus and It signs
U+0F0F69		GALON	Gallon	Combination Liquid and measure
U+0F0F6A		GARDE	Guard (noun)	A person holding a rifle
U+0F0F6B		GAS	Gas	A cloud with a small particle
U+0F0F6C		GELATIN	Jelly, gelatin	Like symbol for GUM with dots (seeds?)
U+0F0F6D		GENESIS	Birth	(Birth) Growing seed
U+0F0F6E		GESTIKULA	Gesticulation	A person with arms raised
U+0F0F6F		GIDE	Guide	A person pointing the way
U+0F0F70		GLAZ	Smoothness, glaze	(Smoothness) Reflection on surface [GLAZI means "smooth"]
U+0F0F71		GLAS	Glass	A shiny surface
U+0F0F72		GLICERIN	Glicerine	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0F73		GLOBE	World, globe	The globe, showing equator line
U+0F0F74		GOD	God	A head with shining halo
U+0F0F75		GOLF	Golf	Golf club and golf ball
U+0F0F76		GONG	Gong, bell	A bell
U+0F0F77		GOTHIK	Gothic	A gothic arch
U+0F0F78		GOVERN	To govern	Combination Nation and action
U+0F0F79		GRAIN	Grain	A wheat stalk
U+0F0F7A		GRAM	Gram	Combination Balast (weight) and Unit
U+0F0F7B		GRANDIOS	Grandiose, magnificent	Cathedral arch
U+0F0F7C		GRAS	Grass	Grass growing
U+0F0F7D		GRATI	Grateful	Man taking off hat
U+0F0F7E		GRAVEN	Graven	(Engraving) Section of cut
U+0F0F7F		GRIMAC	Grimace	Head leaning forward with open mouth
U+0F0F80		GROG	Grog	Signs for Vin and Vata
U+0F0F81		GROS	Large	Large object with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0F82		GROTESKI	Ugly, grotesque	A person with curved nose pointing upward
U+0F0F83		GRU	grow(?) or frown(?) (noun)	A plant growing from seeds, or two eyes with furrowed brows(?), possibly from obsolete grue, to shudder; compare with SERIUSI symbol, which Williams described as knitted brows; PUDER means "powder", so it is possible that "GRU" means "grow" using the same substitution for "U"; in Williams' English-Pikto dictionary, GRUFUL means "grisly" or "gruesome"
U+0F0F84		GRUP	Group	Two objects together
U+0F0F85		GUD	Good	A cross with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0F86		GUITAR	Guitar	Side view of a guitar
U+0F0F87		GUM	Gum (from a tree)	A tree with gum (sap) dropping, similar to symbol for PASTE
U+0F0F88		GUTA-PERCHA	Gutta-percha	A bending rubber tree with a stylised "L" for latex(?)
U+0F0F89		HAIR	Hair	A head with long hair flowing down
U+0F0F8A		HALO	Halo	A head with a halo; see also symbol for GOD
U+0F0F8B		HAND	Hand (noun)	A hand
U+0F0F8C		HARMONI	Harmony	A musical note with a halo
U+0F0F8D		HAVEN	To have, possess	(To have, possess) A key [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F0F8E		HELIO	Mauve	Colour 3, K3
U+0F0F8F		HELIKOPTER	Helicopter	A helicopter
U+0F0F90		HERING	Herring	Fish and mouth signs
U+0F0F91		HERKULES	Hercules	A person lifting a barbell; compare with VIGOR symbol
U+0F0F92		HI	He	A head with protruding line
U+0F0F93		HIER	Here	A line with motion back and to the left (contrast with symbol for DER, "there")
U+0F0F94		HIGENE	Hygiene, health	ANATOMI with HALO
U+0F0F95		HIPNOTISM	Hypnotism	Mind contacting mind
U+0F0F96		HISTERIK	Histeric	A person swooning
U+0F0F97		HORN	A horn	A horn, as of a ram
U+0F0F98		HOSPITAL	Hospital	A building with equilateral cross (Red Cross) symbol
U+0F0F99		IDEA	Idea	A mind emanating a thought
U+0F0F9A		IDEAL	Ideal	Number 1 with a halo
U+0F0F9B		IDENTI	Identical	Stylised equal sign; IDENTIT (noun form) means "same"
U+0F0F9C		ILUMINA	Light (as in lightbulb)	A light with rays shining downward
U+0F0F9D		ILUSTRA	Picture	A picture in a frame hanging by a wire
U+0F0F9E		IMUNITIE	Immunity	Combination No-anexin-pestilenc
U+0F0F9F		IMPAKT	Impact	Arrow hitting wall
U+0F0FA0		IMPERIALISM	Imperialism	A head with a shining crown
U+0F0FA1		IMPORTI	Important	(Important) Inflated person
U+0F0FA2		IMPULS	Impulse	A heart with a fleeting motion outward
U+0F0FA3		IN	In	Motion into a container
U+0F0FA4		INDEPENDENTI	Independent	"x" off to the side of SUPORTIN with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0FA5		INFANT	Infant	Small person
U+0F0FA6		INFEKT	Infect	Combination of Anexin- pestilenc
U+0F0FA7		INSEKT	Insect	Side view of insect, showing 3 of 6 legs
U+0F0FA8		INSPIRATIO	Inspiration	Idea from external source
U+0F0FA9		INSTRUMENT	Instrument	A hammer
U+0F0FAA		INTELEKT	Thought, intellect	(thought) Mind action
U+0F0FAB		INTENSI	Intense	Three lines, indicating many, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0FAC		INTER	Between, among	A point in between two lines
U+0F0FAD		INTERPRETIN	To interpret	A mind creating new thoughts, with dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F0FAE		INTONATIO	Intonation	Signs for Speech and Vibration
U+0F0FAF		IODINE	Iodine	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0FB0		IRIDIUM	Iridium	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0FB1		IRIS	Iris (flower)	Iris bulb
U+0F0FB2		IRIS (EYE)	Iris (eye)	An eye with eyebrow above, showing iris
U+0F0FB3		IRONI	Ironic	Left-facing mouth and electric spark
U+0F0FB4		IT	It	A "T" for the "T" in IT
U+0F0FB5		JASMIN	Jasmine	A flowering jasmine plant
U+0F0FB6		JUWEL	Jewel	A sparkling cut gem
U+0F0FB7		JOKI	Jockey	Man on horse; compare with TROT
U+0F0FB8		JURI	Jury	Scales of justice with figure 12 [compare with JUGE, STATUT]
U+0F0FB9		JUGE	Judge	Scales of justice with "V" on top; compare with JURI, STATUT
U+0F0FBA		KAFE	Coffee	A cup on a saucer
U+0F0FBB		KAPE	Cape (clothing)	A person draped in a cape
U+0F0FBC		KAMERA	Camera	Bellows of a large-format view camera
U+0F0FBD		KAMERAD	Comrade	Two people with arms on each others' shoulders
U+0F0FBE		KAN	Can	Person with raised arms and dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F0FBF		KANAL	River, canal	A narrow waterway
U+0F0FC0		KANDELABRA	Candelabra	A candelabra for three candles
U+0F0FC1		KANGURU	Kangaroo	A kangaroo standing on its hind legs
U+0F0FC2		KANU	Canoe	A canoe
U+0F0FC3		KANYON	Canyon	Mountain section
U+0F0FC4		KAPRIC	Caprice	Whimsical motion
U+0F0FC5		KARBON	Carbon	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F0FC6		KARBIN	Carbine	A carbine, side view
U+0F0FC7		KARIN	To carry	Mechanical 'grab'
U+0F0FC8		KARIKATUR	Caricature	Exaggerated person
U+0F0FC9		KARMIN	Carmine (deep red)	Colour 1, K1
U+0F0FCA		KATARH	Catarrh	A pair of inflamed lungs
U+0F0FCB		KARP	Carp	Combination of signs for River and Fish
U+0F0FCC		KARTON	Carton	A carton, open at the top (vertically flipped SALON symbol)
U+0F0FCD		KAT	Cat	Side view of a cat facing right, with upright tail
U+0F0FCE		KATASTROFE	Catastrophe	A person throwing arms up in the air
U+0F0FCF		KATOLIK	Catholic	Person with arms outstretched, feet beneath (a crucifix?)
U+0F0FD0		KAUS	Cause	A moving object bouncing off of a large object(?)
U+0F0FD1		KEL	Who, what, which	Stylised question mark; cf. French "quelle"
U+0F0FD2		KEMIKAL	Chemical	A test-tube
U+0F0FD3		KLARI	Clearly	Sun shining down rays, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0FD4		KLASIKI	Classic	Classical architecture, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0FD5		KLOR	Claw	A bird's claw
U+0F0FD6		KOBALT	Cobalt blue	Colour 0, K0
U+0F0FD7		KOKE	Coke (from coal)	Smoke rising from a lump of burning coke
U+0F0FD8		KOKER	Cocker-spaniel	Side view of cocker-spaniel dog
U+0F0FD9		KOKON	Cocoon	A cocoon, with silk fibres sticking out
U+0F0FDA		KOLEKT	Collect	A hook
U+0F0FDB		KOLONAD	Stone column	A stone pillar
U+0F0FDC		KOLOR	Colour	The symbol "K", indicating a colour
U+0F0FDD		KOMAND	Command	A person pointing a finger
U+0F0FDE		KOMBIN	To combine	Two halves being joined together
U+0F0FDF		KOMEDI	Comedy	A laughing mouth
U+0F0FE0		KOMERC	Commerce	A stylised pound sterling sign indicating movement
U+0F0FE1		KOMET	Comet	A comet with its tail
U+0F0FE2		KOMFORT	Comfort	A reclining person
U+0F0FE3		KOMISION	Commission	Variation of pound sign (See PROFIT) State committee Nation and Komiti
U+0F0FE4		KOMITI	Committee	People at table
U+0F0FE5		KOMPAKTI	Compact (adjective)	Two objects clamped together
U+0F0FE6		KOMOD	Cupboard	A cupboard
U+0F0FE7		KOMPAR	Compare	An eye examining two objects
U+0F0FE8		KOMPOS	Compose	Quill pen and two lines of writing, similar to symbol RAPORT
U+0F0FE9		KOMUNIK	Message (noun)	Abstract writing, a message
U+0F0FEA		KOMUNIKATIO	Communication	Bird with a message [bird is on the right]
U+0F0FEB		KOMUNISM	Communism	Hammer and sickle
U+0F0FEC		KONCESION	Concession	State gift
U+0F0FED		KONDITIO	Condition
U+0F0FEE		KONE	Cone	An upside-down cone
U+0F0FEF		KONFESIN	Confession	Outflow from mouth
U+0F0FF0		KONGRES	Meeting (noun)	A number of people
U+0F0FF1		KONSERVIN	To conserve	An object with a hook around it
U+0F0FF2		KONSTRUKT	Construct	A pyramid
U+0F0FF3		KONTRAST	Contrast	Two differing figures [in today's computer age, it is tempting to call these binary zero and one!]
U+0F0FF4		KONTROL	Control	Steering or control lever
U+0F0FF5		KONVULSIO	Convulsio	An erratic movement
U+0F0FF6		KOPI	Copy	Two identical objects
U+0F0FF7		KORD	Cord	A thick, woven cord
U+0F0FF8		KOREKTI	Correct	A check mark, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F0FF9		KORK	Cork	A bottle cork
U+0F0FFA		KOSTUM	Costume	A person wearing a flowing garment (robe)
U+0F0FFB		KOTLET	Cutlet	A cut of meat
U+0F0FFC		KRAB	Crab (crustacean)	A crab with claws outstretched
U+0F0FFD		KRAK	Crack	A crack running down a surface
U+0F0FFE		KREDIT	Credit, money	Pound sterling, with line indicating forward motion
U+0F0FFF		KREED	Creed, belief	Idea attached to mind
U+0F1000		KREM	Cream (milk)	A substance risen to the top of another substance
U+0F1001		KRES	Crease	A crease in a fabric
U+0F1002		KRESENDO	Crescendo	Indication of sound getting louder and louder
U+0F1003		KRI	Cry	Mouth with wailing sound coming out
U+0F1004		KRINOLIN	Crinoline (petticoat)	A woman wearing a crinoline
U+0F1005		KRISTAL	Crystal	A regularly-shaped crystal (mineral)
U+0F1006		KRITIK	Critic	Combination of signs: Art + Juge+ist
U+0F1007		KROM	Chrome yellow (lead chromate)	Colour 2, symbol K2
U+0F1008		KRON	Crown	A crown
U+0F1009		KRUK	Hook, crook (tool) (noun)	A bent implement (crook)
U+0F100A		KRUS	Cross	A stylised cross
U+0F100B		KUARTO	One quarter (a fourth)	Numeric fraction 1/4
U+0F100C		KUB	Cube	A cube
U+0F100D		KUKU	Bird
U+0F100E		KUKIN	To cook	A saucepan
U+0F100F		KULT	Cult	Signs for Religio + movement
U+0F1010		KULTUR	Culture	(Knowledge) A torch
U+0F1011		KUP	Cup	Side view of a cup with handle
U+0F1012		KUPLE	Couple (noun)	Two objects overlapping in the centre
U+0F1013		KUPOLA	Cupola	A cupola on top of a building
U+0F1014		KUVER	Cover	A dish cover
U+0F1015		LABIRINTI	Labyrinth	An irregular, criss-crossing path
U+0F1016		LABOR	Labor, work	A sickle
U+0F1017		LAGUN	Lake, lagoon	A lagoon with an outlet
U+0F1018		LAKER	Lacquer	(Lacquer) Shining colour
U+0F1019		LAKI	Servant	Slave touching ground with head
U+0F101A		LA	The	A single stroke, indicating one of a thing
U+0F101B		LAND	Land	Curve of earth
U+0F101C		LEFT	Left	Line indicating movement, turning towards the left
U+0F101D		LEVER	Lever	A lever on a fulcrum
U+0F101E		LIBER	Freedom	(Freedom) Bird outside cage
U+0F101F		LIKOR	Liquor
U+0F1020		LIM	Limb	A branch, or human leg
U+0F1021		LIN	Line	A straight line
U+0F1022		LIPS	Lips	A mouth with lips
U+0F1023		LIST	List (noun)	A list of items
U+0F1024		LOKAL	Local	Part of a larger area
U+0F1025		LOKOMOTIV	Locomotive	A locomotive engine
U+0F1026		LONG	Long	A long line, touching extremities
U+0F1027		LUGER	Lugger sailboat	A low-profile boat with an ensign
U+0F1028		LUNAR	Lunar	A crescent moon
U+0F1029		LIRE	Lyre	A lyre
U+0F102A		MACHIN	Machine (noun)	Wheel and connecting rod
U+0F102B		MADAM	Madam	A woman wearing a dress
U+0F102C		MAGENTA	Magenta	Colour 7, symbol K7
U+0F102D		MAGIK	Magic	A question mark over a container—mystery as to what is inside
U+0F102E		MAGISTRAT	Magistrate	Combination human sign and scales of justice (Statut)
U+0F102F		MAGNETISM	Magnetism, attraction	A horshoe magnet attracting a rod
U+0F1030		MAGNETO	Magneto	A crank connecting to a shaft inside magnets
U+0F1031		MAJORI	Major	Object divided into small and large part
U+0F1032		MAKARON	Almond	(Almond) Nut on tree
U+0F1033		MAKREL	Mackerel	Ocean fish (Combination)
U+0F1034		MAMA	Mama, mother	A woman wearing a dress, holding a baby
U+0F1035		MAM	Woman	A woman wearing a dress
U+0F1036		MANER	Manner
U+0F1037		MANGANES	Manganese	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F1038		MARCHIN	To walk	A person walking
U+0F1039		MARGARIT	Daisy (marguerite)	A blooming daisy
U+0F103A		MARK	Mark (common noun)	A point on an object
U+0F103B		MARTIR	Martyr	Person in flame
U+0F103C		MAS	Quantity	A mass of an object
U+0F103D		MASAGEN	To massage	(To rub) Sign indicates rubbing motion
U+0F103E		MASK	Mask (noun)	A mask covering a face
U+0F103F		MASTRO	Master	A person under an arc or halo
U+0F1040		MAT	Mat	A floor mat (compare ROK)
U+0F1041		MATER	Matter (noun)	An atom
U+0F1042		MATRES	Matress	Person lying on matress
U+0F1043		MATRON	Wife, matron	(Wife) Woman joined to man
U+0F1044		MEDICIN	Medecine	PESTILENC combined with GUM
U+0F1045		MELANKOLI	Melancholy	Drooping mouth
U+0F1046		MELODI	Melody	Stylised musical notes
U+0F1047		MEMBRANE	Membrane	A thin covering
U+0F1048		MEMORI	Memory	A head with an attached thought
U+0F1049		MERING	Meringue	Fluffy egg white of meringue
U+0F104A		MESHUR	Measure	A ruler
U+0F104B		METAL	Metal	Looks like a medal, not "metal"
U+0F104C		METROPOLIS	City, metropolis	Town with roads
U+0F104D		MI	I, me	Small head
U+0F104E		MIKROB	Microbe
U+0F104F		MIKROSKOP	Microscope	A microscope
U+0F1050		MINARET	Minaret	A minaret
U+0F1051		MINI	Small	A small curve of the Earth
U+0F1052		MINT	Mint (coinage)	Pound sterling symbol with line indicating increase
U+0F1053		MINTS	Mints (food)	A wafer-thin mint
U+0F1054		MINUTE	Minute (time)	Part of a clock face with minute hand (long hand)
U+0F1055		MISTERI	Mystery	Question mark over a flat object
U+0F1056		MIT	With, together	(also Together) Two objects joined
U+0F1057		MIXTUR	Mixture	Substances combining in a container
U+0F1058		MODULATIN	Change, modulation	(change) Movement from one thing to another
U+0F1059		MOLUSK	Mollusk	A shell
U+0F105A		MOMENT	Moment	Part clock face
U+0F105B		MONARK	Monarch	Person with large crown
U+0F105C		MONIE	Money	Pound sterling
U+0F105D		MORAL	Right, justice (noun)	Religio + psiko. Religious mind
U+0F105E		MORG	Morgue	(death) Skull and crossbones
U+0F105F		MOSAIK	Mosaic	Small pieces assembled together
U+0F1060		MOSKITO	Mosquito	A mosquito
U+0F1061		MOTIV	Motive	Heart with line indicating movement
U+0F1062		MOTOR	Engine, motor	An electric motor with coils
U+0F1063		MULTI	Many	Dots indicating a number of objects
U+0F1064		MUSKAT	Raisin, muscat	Two grapes on stem
U+0F1065		MUSIK	Music	Stylised note
U+0F1066		MUSCLE	Muscle	Muscle tissue
U+0F1067		MUSTANG	Mustang	Side profile of a horse
U+0F1068		MUVIN	To move	A line indicating movement
U+0F1069		NASAL	Nasal	A nose
U+0F106A		NATION	Nation	A crown, symbol of head of state
U+0F106B		NATUR	Nature	Emanation from star
U+0F106C		NECES	Necessary	Person on knees with outstretched arms, pleading(?); compare with PETITION, PLEIDIN
U+0F106D		NEGER	Black	Colour 4, symbol K4
U+0F106E		NEK	Neck	Head with neck underneath
U+0F106F		NERV	Nerve (cell)	A cell with electricity
U+0F1070		NET	Net (as in sports)	A hatched net pattern
U+0F1071		NI	Knee	Person with bent knee
U+0F1072		NO	No	An "x" mark indicating wrong
U+0F1073		NOM	Name	A printed heading
U+0F1074		NORMAL	Normal
U+0F1075		NORD	North	Four compass directions, with pointer to the north
U+0F1076		NOTE	Note (as in music)	A stylised musical note with the number 1
U+0F1077		NOTIC	Notice	A posted note
U+0F1078		NOTICIN	To notice	An eye with a dot above to indicate verb form of word; compare with APARIN
U+0F1079		NU	New	An egg
U+0F107A		NUMER	Number	Two dots indicating a number
U+0F107B		NUT	Nut (food)	A nut growing on a tree
U+0F107C		NUT (METAL)	Nut (metal)	A hexagonal metal nut
U+0F107D		OBJET	Object	A squashed "T" resting atop a normal "T" or a pedestal; "T" is the symbol for IT
U+0F107E		OBJEKTIV	Objective	Paths converging on an object
U+0F107F		OCEAN	Ocean	Waves above straight horizon
U+0F1080		OFFER	Offer	Person offering something
U+0F1081		OFICIAL	Official	A crown resting on a support
U+0F1082		OIL	Oil	A gusher
U+0F1083		OKASIO	Event, occasion	A tent to host an event(?)
U+0F1084		OKTAV	Octave	A stylised musical note and a line spanning a range
U+0F1085		OMNIBUS	Omnibus (vehicle)
U+0F1086		ON	On (preposition)	An object on top of a support
U+0F1087		OPIUM	Opium	An opium poppy with a secretion
U+0F1088		OPOSITI	Opposite	Two objects that are the mirror image of each other
U+0F1089		OPTIMISM	Optimism, hope	Flowering heart
U+0F108A		OPTIK	Optic	An eye with eyebrow on top
U+0F108B		ORANGE (COLOUR)	Orange (colour)	Colour 8, symbol K8
U+0F108C		ORANGE	Orange (fruit)	Symbol for ORANGE (COLOUR) on top of symbol for FRUT
U+0F108D		OR	Or	Selection of a small object or a large object
U+0F108E		ORGAN	Organ (anatomy)	A human organ
U+0F108F		ORIGIN	Origin	Beginning of plant growth
U+0F1090		ORNAMENT	Ornament
U+0F1091		OSILATOR	Oscillator	An armature on a spring(?)
U+0F1092		OT	Out, from	Movement out of
U+0F1093		OVAL	Oval	An oval object with dot in centre
U+0F1094		OVI	Egg	Bird on egg
U+0F1095		OXIDE	Oxide	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F1096		PAGODA	Pagoda	Pagoda roof
U+0F1097		PAGE	Page	Buk unit [compare with BUK, FOLIO]
U+0F1098		PAKET	Packet	A box wrapped in string
U+0F1099		PALAT	Palate	(Taste) Object on tongue
U+0F109A		PALET	Pallet	An artist's pallet
U+0F109B		PALM	Palm (tree)	A palm tree with fronds
U+0F109C		PANDA	Bear	Side view of a bear
U+0F109D		PANIK	Panick	Person recoiling from object
U+0F109E		PAPA	Papa, father	Man holding a child
U+0F109F		PAPER	Paper	A roll of paper, as for a printing press
U+0F10A0		PARADE	Display, exhibit, parade (noun)	(Shew, show, exhibit) Person shewing an object [PARADEN means "to display, to exhibit"]
U+0F10A1		PARADOX	Paradox	Speech in opposite directions
U+0F10A2		PARALEL	Parallel	Two parallel lines
U+0F10A3		PARASOL	Parasol	A parasol
U+0F10A4		PARASIT	Parasite	A parasite on top of symbol for ANIMAL
U+0F10A5		PARDON	Pardon (expression)	Person bowing
U+0F10A6		PARLAMENT	Parliament	Parliament house (Palace of Westminster)
U+0F10A7		PASTE	Paste (noun)	Similar to symbol for GUM
U+0F10A8		PASTIL	Pastille, lozenge	A lozenge
U+0F10A9		PEDAL	Pedal (noun)	A foot pedal
U+0F10AA		PEIN	Pain	A person with an electric shock
U+0F10AB		PER	Per, by, through	Movement through a path to a destination
U+0F10AC		PESTILENC	Pestilence	Electric shock striking an object; similar to symbol for TOXIK
U+0F10AD		PESTER	To pester	Lines tugging at heart from beneath
U+0F10AE		PETITION	To petition	Person kneeling with arms held out in pleading gesture(?); compare with NECES, PLEIDIN
U+0F10AF		PETROL	Petrol, gas	A petrol pump
U+0F10B0		PIK	Top, peak	Top of mountain
U+0F10B1		PILER	Pillar	A pillar, column
U+0F10B2		PILON	Pilon	Electricity pylon
U+0F10B3		PIN	Pin (noun)	A pin
U+0F10B4		PIP	Pip (of fruit), seed, pit (noun)	A fruit with a pit in the middle
U+0F10B5		PINCEN	To pinch	A pair of pinchers
U+0F10B6		PIRAMID	Pyramid	A pyramid
U+0F10B7		PISTIL	Pistil (of a flower)	A pistil of a flower
U+0F10B8		PISTOL	Pistol	Side view of a pistol
U+0F10B9		PLAC	Place (noun)	A simple building structure
U+0F10BA		PLAN	To plan	A plan, as for a garden
U+0F10BB		PLANK	Plank	A plank of wood
U+0F10BC		PLANT	Plant (noun)	A sprouting seedling
U+0F10BD		PLASIR	Pleasure	A heart with a small circle underneath
U+0F10BE		PLASTIKI	Plastic	An object bent in the middle to form a shape
U+0F10BF		PLATFORM	Platform	A platform raised from a flat surface
U+0F10C0		PLATI	Flat (adjective)	An opbject with a smooth, flat top
U+0F10C1		PLATINUM	Platinum	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F10C2		PLEIDIN	To plead	A person down on knees with outstretched arms, with dot above to indicate verb form; compare with NECES, PETITION
U+0F10C3		PLUMA	Feather (noun)	A feather
U+0F10C4		PLUM	Plum (fruit)	A plum
U+0F10C5		PLUME	Crest	Feather, as worn in the crest of a headress(?)
U+0F10C6		PLUS	More, plus	Addition sign
U+0F10C7		PLU	Plough (noun)	A hand-drawn plough
U+0F10C8		POESI	Poetic	Signs for Speech and Rythm combined
U+0F10C9		POKET	Pocket	A pocket
U+0F10CA		POL	Global	The Earth, with equator shown and axis of North Pole protruding on top
U+0F10CB		POLARI	Polar	The Earth, with curve around Arctic Circle, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F10CC		POLIC	Police	Signs for Take and Person combined
U+0F10CD		POLICI	Insurance (cf. policy)	A folded line representing a multi-page document
U+0F10CE		PORE	Pore	An opening through a surface through which drops of liquid can leave
U+0F10CF		PORT	Harbour, port	Town and coastline
U+0F10D0		PORTIKO	Portico	A portico
U+0F10D1		PORTAL	Door	An entryway
U+0F10D2		POS	After	POS is similar to prefix "post"
U+0F10D3		POSIBLI	Possibly	Signs for Natue [Natur] and Adjectiv: Natur-i [compare with TRUE; like TRUE but with bar on top]
U+0F10D4		POSE	Pose (noun)	A person striking a pose
U+0F10D5		POSITIO	Position (noun)	A general area with a line pointing towards a location
U+0F10D6		POSITIV	Photograph (positive image) (noun)
U+0F10D7		POSITIVI	Certain	Symbol for POSITIV, with symbol for a mind or human head, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F10D8		POSTIN	To mail, to post	Movement of a dot (some object) in a forward direction, with dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F10D9		POTASH	Potash	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F10DA		PREIS	Praise (noun)	Egyptian sign for worship [the Egyptian hieroglyph is depicted as a man with arms raised in front; see Unicode code point U+13000 (squatting figure) and especially U+13022 (dw3, tr, tw3 (A30) in Gardiner's list) (standing figure)]
U+0F10DB		PRESIN	To give	Similar to symbol PREIS with dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F10DC		PRESS	Printing press	Cylinder printing machine
U+0F10DD		PRIA	To ask, to pray	Symbol of a mouth with a question mark
U+0F10DE		PRIMITIVI	Primitive	Altered figure of a person
U+0F10DF		PRIMULA	Primula flower (cf. primrose)	Joined petal flower Signs for Kuple and Flora
U+0F10E0		PRINCIPLE	Principle	Two things with one source
U+0F10E1		PRIO	Past, before (cf. prior)	Lines indicating motion backwards
U+0F10E2		PRIS	Price	Pound sterling with object going forward
U+0F10E3		PRIZ	Prize	Side view of trophy cup
U+0F10E4		PROBLEM	Problem	Top of question mark resting on solid base
U+0F10E5		PROFIT	Profit (noun)	Signs for Adition and Monie combined
U+0F10E6		PROJEKT	Project (noun)
U+0F10E7		PROPAGANDA	Propaganda	A trumpet
U+0F10E8		PROTEKT	Protect	A shield
U+0F10E9		PROMES	Promise (noun)	A ring
U+0F10EA		PROPEL	Wing[s]	Symbol of wings flying to the left, leaving a path behind
U+0F10EB		PROPORTIO	Proportion	Comparison of two lines, one long and one short
U+0F10EC		PROTIN	Protein	Symbol for DIET with single vertical stroke after food symbol (circle)
U+0F10ED		PROVISION	To provision	Signs for Bread and To [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F10EE		PROXIMI	Near (cf. proximity)	A curved line almost touching a straight line
U+0F10EF		PRUV	Proof, sample	Signs for Person and Truth: grasp of truth
U+0F10F0		PSIKO	Mind (cf. psyche)	Symbol for a head or mind with curved line on top
U+0F10F1		PUDER	Powder (noun)	Sprinkles of powder
U+0F10F2		PUDEL	Poodle	Side view of a poodle
U+0F10F3		PUDING	Pudding	View of pudding sitting on a plate
U+0F10F4		PUMP	Pump (noun)	Side view of a water well pump
U+0F10F5		RADIAL	Radiation	Particles radiating out of a point
U+0F10F6		RADIO	Radio (noun)	Vibration emanating from set
U+0F10F7		RADIUS	Radius	Circle with line segment showing radius length
U+0F10F8		RAKET	Racket (tennis racket)	A racket with strings; compare with TENIS
U+0F10F9		RAMP	Slope, ramp (noun)	An incline
U+0F10FA		RAPIER	Sword, rapier	A rapier (sword)
U+0F10FB		RAPORT	Statement, account (cf. report)	A quill pen on a writing surface, similar to symbol KOMPOS
U+0F10FC		RAT	Rat	Side view of a rat, facing to the right with curved tail
U+0F10FD		RAZOR	Blade, razor	(Blade) A dagger
U+0F10FE		REAKTIO	Reaction	Combination of signs for Repetitio and Akt
U+0F10FF		REAL	Truth, reality	A shining beacon(?)
U+0F1100		REFERI	Referee	One person in the middle of a sports arena(?)
U+0F1101		REKUIR	Desire	Upside-down heart
U+0F1102		REGULAR	Regular	Three objects, all the same height
U+0F1103		RELIEF	Raised	An object with a raised surface, something in relief
U+0F1104		RELIGIO	Religion	Symbols for a cross and act(?)
U+0F1105		REPETITIO	Repetition	A line, repeated once
U+0F1106		REPETI	Again	Symbol for REPETITIO with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F1107		REPLI	Reply (noun)	Two mouths in conversation
U+0F1108		REPTIL	Reptile	A slithering snake
U+0F1109		REPUT	Repute (noun)	A person with two arches over head
U+0F110A		REPRESENTIN	To represent	A small line as a representation of a large line; mirror image of SIMILARI symbol
U+0F110B		RESERV	Reserve (military)	A person in a staging area, arena
U+0F110C		RESPEKT	Respect (noun)	A person tilting head downward (compare REVERENC)
U+0F110D		RESPONS	Response	Symbol of a small mouth answering to a large mouth
U+0F110E		REST	Remainder (as in "the rest")	A large object next to a tiny (remainder) object
U+0F110F		RESULT	Result	Symbol for one, a line moving to the right, symbol for shell
U+0F1110		REVERENC	Reverence (noun)	Person bowing [compare RESPEKT]
U+0F1111		RISK	Risk (noun)	Road danger sign
U+0F1112		RITM	Rhythm	Three notes with beat note in the middle
U+0F1113		RIVAL	Rival (noun)	Two persons reaching for same end
U+0F1114		ROK	Rock (noun)	A rock (compare MAT)
U+0F1115		RODODENDRON	Rhododendron	A rhododendron bush with one flower
U+0F1116		ROSARI	Rosary	Rosary beads
U+0F1117		ROSE	Rose (noun)	A rose (by any other name)
U+0F1118		ROSTIN	To roast, to bake	Open and fire [with dot above to indicate verb form of word]
U+0F1119		ROTATIN	To rotate	A rotating object (compare symbol for CENTRIFUGALI, which has fewer turns)
U+0F111A		ROUTE	Route (noun)	A road going off toward the horizon
U+0F111B		RUM	Rum	Symbols for cup and GUM (as in treacle/molasses)
U+0F111C		SAK	Sack, bag (noun)	A paper sack
U+0F111D		SALINE	Saline, with salt	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F111E		SALON	Salon	A room with open door (vertically flipped KARTON symbol)
U+0F111F		SALUT	Salute (noun)	A person giving a salute
U+0F1120		SANDAL	Sandal	Side view of a sandal
U+0F1121		SANKTION	Allow, sanction (verb)	(Allow, permit) A ticket
U+0F1122		SARKASM	Sarcasm	A mouth giving a twisty utterance
U+0F1123		SATISFAKTIO	Satisfaction	A contained heart (contentment)
U+0F1124		SAUCE	Sauce	Combination Palat and Likor
U+0F1125		SEKRET	Secret	Covered thing (T sign for It or Ting)
U+0F1126		SEKTIO	Section (noun)	A section marked out from a larger object
U+0F1127		SELEKTIO	Selection	Movement from one point to two different directions, or a wishbone(?)
U+0F1128		SELEKTIN	To select	Inifinitive form of SELECTIO noun, with dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F1129		SENOR	Mister, man(?)	A man standing on a solid line
U+0F112A		SENSIN	Feel	A stimulus going towards an object or human head
U+0F112B		SEPIA	Sepia	Colour 9, symbol K9
U+0F112C		SERIES	Series	A series of three lines
U+0F112D		SERIUSI	Serious	Knitted brows
U+0F112E		SERPENT	Serpent (musical instrument)	Stylised serpent wind instrument, with curves
U+0F112F		SEX	Sex	A fertilised egg
U+0F1130		SFERE	Sphere (form and figurative)	A circle with curves on top and bottom to indicate three-dimensionality
U+0F1131		SFINX	Sphinx	Head of Sphinx
U+0F1132		SHAL	Shell	A mollusk shell, open at left end
U+0F1133		SHALOT	Shalot	Two onions
U+0F1134		SHI	She, her	A woman wearing a dress
U+0F1135		SHILK	Silk	Two silk threads
U+0F1136		SHLEM	Slam (card game, also known as "spit" or "speed")
U+0F1137		SHOK	Shock (noun)	Impact on person
U+0F1138		SHRAPNEL	Shrapnel	Fragments of an original object
U+0F1139		SHU	Shoe	A shoe
U+0F113A		SIESTA	Rest, siesta (noun)	Person resting
U+0F113B		SIFON	Siphon	A siphon hose
U+0F113C		SIGNAL	Signal (noun)	A signal flag; see also SIGNIFIN
U+0F113D		SIGNIFIN	Signal (verb), to give an opinion(?)	Symbol for SIGNAL with a dot on top to indicate verb form of word
U+0F113E		SILUET	Silhouette	Side view of a head
U+0F113F		SIMBOL	Symbol	A hanging sign
U+0F1140		SIMILARI	Similar	Two lines (one long, one short) similar to each otheri; mirror image of REPRESENTIN symbol
U+0F1141		SIMPATI	Sympathetic	A string tied to a heart
U+0F1142		SINONIM	Synonym	Equal speech Identi + Speech signs
U+0F1143		SISTEM	System	Four lines systematically arranged around an inner circle
U+0F1144		SITUATIO	Site	Indicates position in land
U+0F1145		SKALP	Head, scalp	A human head
U+0F1146		SKARAB	Scarab beetle	Side view of a scarab beetle
U+0F1147		SKEL	Bone (cf. skeleton)
U+0F1148		SKORPION	Scorpion	Side view of a scorpion
U+0F1149		SKRIBEN	To write	A quill pen with flowing writing
U+0F114A		SKULPTUR	Sculpture	Signs for Rok and Art
U+0F114B		SNO	Snow	Three snowflakes
U+0F114C		SOCIALI	Socialist	Group of persons [with "^" adjective symbol]
U+0F114D		SOCIALISM	Socialism	Group of persons carrying a flag or banner
U+0F114E		SODA	Soda (chemistry)	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F114F		SOFT	Soft	Musical sign for Pianissimo [this is a single italic "p", which just means "piano" (soft); two italic "p"s would mean pianissimo]
U+0F1150		SOL	Sun	The Sun, rising or setting on the horizon
U+0F1151		SOLIDI	Solid	Something resting on a firm foundation
U+0F1152		SOLO	Alone, solo	Symbol for group of persons, but with "1" inside
U+0F1153		SONATA	Sonata	Stylised musical notes
U+0F1154		SORT	Kind, sort	Three lines of two kinds, alternating short, long, short
U+0F1155		SPAREN	To spare	A hook not grabbing a dot (object), sparing it(?)
U+0F1156		SPECH	Speech	A mouth with sound coming out
U+0F1157		SPIKE	Spike (noun)	A sharp spike, as on the top of a fence
U+0F1158		SPINAT	Spinach	(Spinach) Plant with triangular leaf
U+0F1159		SPINE	Spine	Side view of a person's backbone, from head to vestigial tailbone
U+0F115A		SPIRIT	Soul, spirit	Signs for Atmosfer and Person
U+0F115B		SPLIT	Split (noun)	Two objects, going in different directions from a common origin
U+0F115C		SPONJ	Sponge	A sponge
U+0F115D		SPORT	Sport	An Indian club [or "meel"]
U+0F115E		SPRINGIN	To spring	Upward movement of person with dot on top to indicate verb form of word
U+0F115F		STADIUM	Stadium	A stadium, with entrance on upper right
U+0F1160		STAKATO	Staccato	A stylised musical note with a short stroke above, indicating brief duration
U+0F1161		STAL	Steel (noun)	Symbol for SUPORTIN on a flat surface; compare with SUPORTIN
U+0F1162		STATUT	Law, statute	(Law) Scales of Justice with a single line above [compare with JURI, JUGE]
U+0F1163		STERLING	Sterling	Pound sterling sign with "S"
U+0F1164		STRIKNIN	Strychnin	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F1165		STUDENT	Student	Person with open book
U+0F1166		STUKO	Stucco	Signs for Rok and Kuver
U+0F1167		STUL	Chair, stool	(Chair) A chair
U+0F1168		STUPIDI	Stupid	Signs for No, Psiko and adjektiv
U+0F1169		SULFUR	Sulphur	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F116A		SUM	Sum (noun)	Symbol for a group or collection with "+" sign inside
U+0F116B		SUPERI	Superior	An object elevated high above the ground, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F116C		SUPOSIN	If, suppose	Stylised question mark with dot on top to indicate verb form of word
U+0F116D		SUPORTIN	To support	Beam supporting building [compare with STAL]
U+0F116E		SURPRIS	Surprise (noun)	Two exclamation marks
U+0F116F		SWEL	To swell	An object with a swollen middle
U+0F1170		SWINE	Swine	Side view of a pig facing to the right
U+0F1171		TABAKO	Tobacco	A cigarette with smoke
U+0F1172		TABLE	Table	Side view of a table with four legs
U+0F1173		TALENT	Talent	A head with beaming rays
U+0F1174		TANIN	Tannin	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F1175		TALK	Talc (mineral)
U+0F1176		TANK	Tank (military)	Side view of a tank
U+0F1177		TANDEM	Tandem	Stylised tandem bicycle
U+0F1178		TANTALIN	To tantalise	A heart held down by two strings, with dot above to indicate verb form of word
U+0F1179		TANTE	Aunt	Stylised woman (with small child to the right?)
U+0F117A		TAT	That	Line moving towards termination on the right (forward); mirror image of symbol for TIS
U+0F117B		TE	Tea	Side view of a teacup on a saucer, with steam rising above
U+0F117C		TELEFON	Telephone	Earphones
U+0F117D		TEM	Time (noun)	(Time) Clock face
U+0F117E		TEMPERATUR	Temperature	Heat radiation
U+0F117F		TEMPLE	Church, temple	Building with cross on top
U+0F1180		TEMPO	Speed, tempo	Stylised arrow pointing to the right (forward), indicating swiftness
U+0F1181		TENIS	Tennis	A tennis racket with no strings; compare with RAKET
U+0F1182		TERA KOTA	Terra cotta (colour)	Colour 10, symbol K10
U+0F1183		TERIER	Terrier	Side view of a terrier
U+0F1184		TIGER	Tiger	Side view of a tiger
U+0F1185		TIKI	Thick	An object with two sides far apart, with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F1186		TIN	Tin	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F1187		TIPE	Type (printing)	A stylised "t"
U+0F1188		TIRANI	Tyrant	Person wielding a club
U+0F1189		TIS	This	Line moving towards termination on the left (backward); mirror image of symbol for TAT
U+0F118A		TOMAHAUK	Tomahawk	Side view of a tomahawk
U+0F118B		TOMATE	Tomato	Plant with two tomatoes
U+0F118C		TON	Tonne, ton	Signs for Weight (Balast) and Measure
U+0F118D		TORSO	Torso	Head and torso of a person
U+0F118E		TOURIN	To tour	Signs for Transport and To
U+0F118F		TOXIK	Toxic	Similar to symbol for PESTILENC
U+0F1190		TRANSENDENT	Transcendent	Above all. Line above sign for All
U+0F1191		TRANSPORT	Transport (noun)	Wheel and base of vehicle
U+0F1192		TRAVERS	Traverse	(Across) A bridge
U+0F1193		TRIL	Whistle, trill	(whistle) Mouth music
U+0F1194		TRIO	Trio	Three dots symbolizing a trio
U+0F1195		TRIUMF	Triumph	Person standing on a pedestal(?)
U+0F1196		TROPIK	Tropic	The Earth, with lines at Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn
U+0F1197		TROT	Trot (on horseback)	Side view of person riding horse in a trot, front leg off the ground(?); compare with JOKI
U+0F1198		TRUE	True	Peak with "^" adjective symbol; compare with POSIBLI
U+0F1199		TRUFEL	Truffel	A mushroom
U+0F119A		TRUMPET	Trumpet	Side view of a trumpet
U+0F119B		TSETSE	Tsetse fly	Fly following a crooked path
U+0F119C		TU	To	Line indicating motion to the right (forward)
U+0F119D		TUBE	Tube	Tube with opening showing in one end; 180° rotation of CILINDER symbol
U+0F119E		TUBER	Root, tuber	Plant with roots underground
U+0F119F		TUCH	Touch (noun)	A finger touching an object
U+0F11A0		TUG	Tug (noun)	(Pull) Man pulling
U+0F11A1		TUIST	Twist	A twisted pair of strings or rope
U+0F11A2		TULIP	Tulip	Side view of a tulip
U+0F11A3		TUNIK	Jacket	A jacket, unbuttoned/unzipped
U+0F11A4		TURN	To turn	Line indicating movement around a corner, to the right
U+0F11A5		ULTRA	Most	Object held up high; compare with ALTI
U+0F11A6		UMBER	Umber (colour)	Colour 5, symbol K5
U+0F11A7		UMOR	Humour	Nose and mouth of face
U+0F11A8		UN	One	A short, single vertical line
U+0F11A9		UNDER	Under	Position under land
U+0F11AA		UNION	Union	A joining of two halves
U+0F11AB		UR	Or	Line indicating movement over an arc between two ends
U+0F11AC		URANIUM	Uranium	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F11AD		VAKUM	Vacuum (noun)	(Space) Lines enclosing space
U+0F11AE		VALU	Value (noun)	Pound sterling with two horizontal strokes
U+0F11AF		VANILA	Vanilla	Vanilla beans growing on a plant
U+0F11B0		VARI	Different	Different lines
U+0F11B1		VASE	Vessel, vase	Side view of a vase
U+0F11B2		VATA	Water	Ripples in water
U+0F11B3		VELOCIPED	Scooter	A scooter
U+0F11B4		VENDETA	Quarrel, vendetta	Persons crossed
U+0F11B5		VERANDA	Veranda	Building with a veranda on side
U+0F11B6		VERDIKT	Verdict	Sign for Statut with mouth. Pronouncement of the Law
U+0F11B7		VERMOUTH	Vermouth	VIN plus a "V" for vermouth
U+0F11B8		VERTIK	Ascent(?); similar to flipped DESENT	Arrow pointing upward; adjective form VERTIKI means "upright"; compare with DESENT symbol
U+0F11B9		VIA	Through	Line moving to the right through two other lines
U+0F11BA		VIBRAN	To vibrate	Line vibrating back and forth
U+0F11BB		VIGOR	Vigor	Person lifting pole over head; compare with HERKULES symbol
U+0F11BC		VILLA	Villa	Person inside a building
U+0F11BD		VIN	Wine	Side view of a wine glass
U+0F11BE		VIOLIN	Violin	Top view of a violin
U+0F11BF		VISION	Vision	Signs for Psiko and side view of eye. 'The mind's eye'
U+0F11C0		VISIT	Visit (noun)	Line indicating movement into a building
U+0F11C1		VISKOSITI	Viscosity	Signs for Likor and Konditio combined
U+0F11C2		VITAMIN	Vitamin	Signs for Brod and Atom (1 dot) combined
U+0F11C3		VIVA	Life	A loop connected to a heart
U+0F11C4		VOKAL	Vocal	Mouth with sound or a stylised musical note emanating
U+0F11C5		VOL	Will, purpose	Pointed mind
U+0F11C6		VOLKANO	Volcano	An erupting volcano
U+0F11C7		VULGA	Vulgar	Tongue protruding from mouth
U+0F11C8		VU	You	Arrow head pointing to a person
U+0F11C9		WAGON	Wagon	Vehicle and wheel
U+0F11CA		WAL	Wall
U+0F11CB		WAT	Watt (electricity)	Signs for electricity and the number "1"
U+0F11CC		WAX	Wax (noun)	Melting wax
U+0F11CD		WIGWAM	Wigwam	A wigwam
U+0F11CE		WOMBAT	Wombat	Head with ears
U+0F11CF		YAM	Yam	Roots of plant
U+0F11D0		YAR	Year	52, representing the 52 weeks in a year
U+0F11D1		YEA	Yes, yea	A stylised "Y"
U+0F11D2		YOGI	Yogi	Person sitting in yogic pose
U+0F11D3		YUNG	Young	A child sitting on the floor, or small person with "^" adjective symbol
U+0F11D4		ZEMENT	Cement	Signs for Rok and Gum
U+0F11D5		ZIGZAG	Zig-zag	A zig-zagging line
U+0F11D6		ZINK	Zinc	(K) indicates use international chemical symbol
U+0F11D7		ZINIA	Zinnia	A zinnia plant with flower
U+0F11D8		ZODIAK	Zodiac	A circle representing 12 signs of the zodiac
U+0F11D9		ZOOFIT	Graze(?)	Plant and animal signs joined [animal eating plants—"animal feeding"?]
U+0F11DA		INDIGO	Indigo	Colour 6, symbol K6
U+0F11DB		TURKUIS	Turquoise (colour)	Colour 11, symbol K11
U+0F11DC		KARD	Playing card	A playing card with two dots, perhaps the 2 of Diamonds
U+0F11DD		KARDINAL	Cardinal (ecclesiastical)	Person wearing a short robe
U+0F11DE		KARBURETOR	Carburetor	Side view of a carburetor
U+0F11DF		EXPONENT	Exponent, supporter	Person speaking
U+0F11E0		TAPER	Taper (noun)	Object coming to a tapered point
U+0F11E1		CEREMONI	Ceremony	A bowl with smoke rising (incense from a censer?)
U+0F11E2		FLANEL	Flannel	Symbol for ART and symbol for HAIR
U+0F11E3		KRUSIFIX	Crucifix	Symbol for KRUS (cross) with halo
U+0F11E4		TAM-TAM	Tam-tam	A tam-tam
U+0F11E5		TIL	Till, until(?)	Either movement towards a "T" representing "IT", or pulling a farmer's till (less likely)
U+0F11E6		ATENDIN	To attend
U+0F11E7		FLUX	Flux	A wavy line, in flux
U+0F11E8		(not used)
U+0F11E9		(not used)
U+0F11EA		(not used)
U+0F11EB		(not used)
U+0F11EC		(not used)
U+0F11ED		(not used)
U+0F11EE		(not used)
U+0F11EF		(not used)

Chemical and Metallic Elements: "Those marked (K) in the list take the letters and numbers in current international usage."

There are recurring themes in many symbols. Williams gives this guidance for similar signs:

Signs Relating To	Are Based On
TEM (time)	A clock face
ADITION	Plus sign (+)
DIVISIO	Arithmetical division sign
SPECH	Side view of mouth
NATION	Crown
EMOTIO and VIVA (life)	Heart
MONIE	Pound sign
AKUSTIK (sound)	Note of music
NUMER	Horizontal dots
ANIMALS	Horizontal body and legs
ARKITEKTUR	House outline
PSIKO (mind)	Small circle

Some signs contain Roman letters indicating the following:

Pikto Word	Letter
BI (be)	b
KOLOR (colour)	K
DE (of)	d
FOR	f
AH, SURPRIS	!
IT, TING	T
Plural Sign	s
SUPOSIN (if)	S
Possession	z
TIPE (alphabetic)	t