Bl , Bly or Bility are represented by the phonographic stroke B, as in signs 180 to 183. Bleness, by joining a letter N and circle S to the letter B, as in sign 182.

For or Fore as affixes, and Ful, are indicated by the same sign as when prefixes. See signs 186, 187 and 194 in Exercise.

Ful or Full may be indicated by an F hook to some words, as in sign 188. N and a circle S can be added to this book to represent fulness, as in sign 189.

Ing, as an affix, is represented by the phonographic letter N, as in sign 196. Jngs and Ingly are therefore properly written as in signs 200 and 201. To some halved characters, where the letter N nor Ng does not join well, it is preferable to attach a small horizontal curved line similar to the juncture of short-u and U, as in sign 203 in Exercise. The circle S can be attached to this hook when necessary, as in sign 204.

Mental or Mentality are each expressed by a halved M, terminating with an N hook, as in signs 209 and 210. Ment is, of course, written the same. See sign 208.

Self and Someness as affixes, are represented by the same sign used for the prefix self - -the circle S. Signs 211 to 215.

Selves and Lessness are represented by the Ses circle, as in signs 216 to 222 in Exercise.

Ship, as an affix, is represented by the phonographic letter Ish, as in sign 223, etc.

Soever is expressed by a joined circle S and an R. Signs 225 to 227 in Exercise.

Ted, as a concluding phonographic syllable, in instances wherein a halved letter T cannot well be joined, can be represented by the double tick shown in sign 230 in Exercise, such double tick somewhat resembling a juncture of two letters Hay, the first written upwards, and the second downward. Ded is indicated by shading the downward stroke of this tick, as in sign 231. When ted or ded can be spelled out, it is done as in sign 232.