Metadefinitional Ultraenglish Canon

● Root-vetting = testing a Root for prefixability, suffixability, ladderability, negation-compatibility, recursion-compatibility, scope-compatibility, and compoterm-compressibility before canonisation. ● Metaroot-vetting = Root-vetting applied to the Root’s definition-logic itself, checking whether its meaning-system should be prefix-refined, suffix-functionalised, ladder-indexed, or compoterm-compressed. ● Prefixation Gate = a prefix is valid only when it adds level, scope, recursion-depth, admissibility-status, comparison-type, hetu-role, or ontology-role precision. ● Suffixation Gate = a suffix is valid only when it adds function, capacity, statehood, processhood, measurability, resistance, tendency, or relation-role precision. ● Anti-noise Rule = no prefix/suffix may be added merely because it sounds stronger; every morpheme must carry semantic load. ● Metadefinition Rule = every new Root definition should prefer the shortest semantically complete compoterm-family statement over repeated explanatory clauses. ● Root-family Rule = a scaling Root should define its family only when family members differ by real axis: pre-, meta-, para-, supra-, hyper-, ultra-, trans-, -ness, -ability, -rate, -index, -ladder, -scope, -ceiling, -resistance.