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REFERENCE PROTOCOL

This glossary records only terminology that materially contributes to the interpretive, classificatory or institutional structure of Wafuranki Studies. A term is not retained merely because it appears in the Archive. Ordinary objects, actions and Wafuranki words are excluded where definition would do no more than explain what they already are.

Research terminology is retained where it reveals a Wafuranki pattern, supports a Seruya theory, participates in an established analytical system, preserves a consequential linguistic misunderstanding, or demonstrates the classificatory and administrative habits of SIWS. The glossary therefore functions as an instrument of interpretation rather than a dictionary.

Pronunciation. Wafuranki words and expressions carry a broad Standard German IPA transcription where the underlying spoken form is established. Research, analytical and SIWS-created terminology is marked —. Recorded spellings remain as documented where verification is incomplete.

See. Directs the reader to the Finding, Fieldnote, Artefact or institutional document in which the term originates or is principally developed. Related. Appears only where another glossary term materially assists navigation.

TERMINOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION

Research term: Terminology used within Wafuranki Studies for the identification of an object, practice, condition or material form.

Wafuranki term: Word or expression documented in Wafuranki usage.

Wafuranki term; spelling unconfirmed: Wafuranki word or expression whose written form remains under verification.

Analytical term: Terminology identifying a recognised pattern, condition, relationship or phenomenon within Wafuranki life.

Analytical framework: Structured model or system through which related Wafuranki phenomena are examined and understood.

SIWS acronym: Abbreviated institutional terminology used within Wafuranki Studies.

SIWS programme: Programme established within the research and institutional activities of SIWS.

SIWS classification: Formal research category, stage, level, mode or typological class.

SIWS administrative term: Institutional, procedural or administrative terminology used within SIWS.

Terminological status reflects the current research record and may be subject to revision where subsequent field evidence requires reclassification.

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