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Coxeter plane · m = 1 · Lines show E8 geometry.
How this map works
Definitions are encoded from their wording, compressed to eight coordinates, then grouped around the 240 roots in the supplied E8 figure. A root holds many separate records. The layout is an experimental view; closeness does not establish equivalent meanings or agreement.
Native dictionary senses and whole-entry comparison records remain distinct. Language-tagged wording is not an automatic translation model. Recorded translation and relationship links stay in the source inspector. Missing definitions remain unmapped.
Search uses exact recorded headwords with Unicode normalization and lowercasing. It does not generate inflected forms or infer a missing translation. Browsing this public dictionary evidence changes no participant history, permission or assent.
Each Coxeter view projects eight coordinates into two. Dragging changes only that view. Colors identify the original Petrie rings; point size reflects the number of records assigned to a root.