Etymosz is an open-access linguistic project that visually connects etymologically related words and roots across the world's languages – creating a comprehensive and interactive map of word origins.

The project's mission is to:

• 🌐 gather and structure etymological datasets from multiple countries and languages,
• 🔍 identify common linguistic roots (etymons) that appear across different cultures,
• 🧩 and then synthesize their core meanings into a unified semantic understanding.

This means we don’t just trace where a word comes from — we reveal how entire cultures express shared ideas, often with strikingly similar roots.

• 👁️ It allows us to see language connections that usually remain hidden.
• 🎓 It's a valuable tool for linguists, students, teachers, researchers, and curious minds.
• 🧬 It highlights the interwoven nature of human thought across time and geography.

• ✅ A robust database already stores roots, synthesized meanings, and examples.
• 🔄 We are actively processing and integrating etymological data from a wide range of linguistic sources.
• 🌐 We are building an interactive globe-based interface that lets users explore language roots visually.

Your support allows us to:

• 📚 integrate more etymological resources across languages,
• 🤖 develop our AI-powered root analyzer and semantic synthesis engine,
• 🗺️ expand our visual mapping tools and user interface.