Holotes, Natural And Artificial Entities

(hypo-holotes) of a larger holotes. Example: 1. a stone, 2. a country, 3. a star, 4. a galaxy, are all holoteses, while at the same time the holotes 1 is a hypo-holotes (part) of the larger holotes 2 and so on.

Something having beginning, middle and end, in matter, and/or energy and/or mind (plan, project, scheme, task, undertaking, construction”[3, study/research, film/play/serial, poem, novel/show, game; song/music piece, trip/itinerary, vacation, convention, lesson/course; life, cooperation) Every day is full of minor or major (short/small, long/big) such holoteses of matter and/or energy and/or mind that man and/or other cause creates, and must be encountered and experienced.

A holotes can be:

1. cause, grounds, justification, reason, purpose, goal, target, objective, (Greek aition, Latin causa);

2. means, medium, tool, assistant, catalyst;

3. result, answer, response, reaction, consequence, effect, conclusion, solution, product, offspring; fruit, yield, return, (Greek aitiaton, Latin eventus, fructus);

Interdependence AB

Holotes, cause of existence of a future (following, succeeding) holotes A–>B (e.g. parent -> child relation)

Holotes, cause of existence of a preceding holotes B–>A (e.g. child -> parent relation)

Etymology-Transliteration-Pronunciation-Grammar’

Etymology: From Greek ??????, from holon, (Greek ???? = whole)

Transliteration: The Greek word ???? takes aspiration mark (??????, /ða’si:a/) on the first accented syllable “o” which is rendered by “h” in Latin transliteration (English etc), hence also the derivative “holotes”.

The correct transliteration of the Greek

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