This rootword language is the pre and post-diluvial, grammarless language presently known as Polish. Centuries back it was known as Lach, ..earlier as Sarmatian, ..and still earlier as Celtic. In this Protong (Macimowa) "Cel Tik" means "Whole (world) Touching", i.e. universal.

A	A, Ja	I, me.
		Protong actually had no words beginning with "a" or "e". All words beginning with these sounds were once preceded by a "w" (sounding as "v") which softened into "f" and eventually vanished, except in Polish that retained the archaic form.
	Ar, War, Far, Fer, Wer, Wr, Wra, Wre, Wir, Wara, Wiara, Wera, Wiera, We	Belief, worship.
B	Ba, Bam, Boi, Ban	Terrified, frightened away.
	Ba, Bal, Biał, Bieli, Bil	Whiteness, daylight, dawn, God of Sunrise. Different vowels denote different dialectic uses.
	Bab, Baba, Baby	Old Woman (referring to the ancient Motherland in the Pacific, now, after submergence, seen as Easter Island).
	Bi, Za-Bi-Ta	Killed, deluged. In pictography this idea is conveyed by a circle with a hole in its center.
	Bo, Bóg, Boga, Boh	God
	Ból, Bul, Boli	Pain, suffering.
	Br, Bra, Bre, Bro, Bru, Bri, Ber	Take, taken, i.e. by the Deluge.
C	Cał, Ceł, Cali, Celi	Whole, universal.
	Ce, Ci, Cia, Cię	You. (The "c" sounds like "ts" therefore "you" is also: ti, tie, tia.)
	Cud	Miracle, the ancient name of Finland, where the Poles of Holy Rugia saw the Sun rise.
D	Da, Dan, Dar	Give, given, gift.
	De, Gde, Gdze	Where.
	De, Den, Dzień, Di, Din, Dian	Day, daylight (referring to dawn and the Dawn God).
	Deś, Dieś	Ten.
	Dr, Dra, Dre, Dri, Dro, Dru, Der	Deserted, to desert, deserter.
E	(J)e	Is.
G	Ge, Gde, Gdzie	Where.
	Ga, Gan, Gne, Go, Gon, Gu, Gun	Drive out, driven exile, exiled.
	Gi, Giń, Hiń	Lost, perished (by submergence, alwaysreferring to the deluged Mother or Fatherland in the Pacific and Atlantic).
H	Hl, Hla, Hle, Hli, Hlo, Hlu	Soused till almost drowned. Now these are sometimes written as "gua", hence "Guatemala" and "Nicaragua".
	Howa, Chowa, Hv	Hide, hidden, hiding beneath the seas.
I	Id, Ida, Idę	Go, going (archaic for "migration").
	In, Ine, Inni	Elsewhere not in this world, therefore in the Netherworld of the deluged ancestors, the kingdom of perpetual night.
	Ił, Ili	Mire, bog, marshes.
K	K, Ka	Towards, in the direction of, dedicated to.
	Ko, Kocha	Love, beloved, worshipped.
	Ki, Kaj	Where.
	Kie, Kiej	When.
L	La, Le, Li, Lał, Lu, Lej	Pour: the archaic term used for Flood, Deluge.
	Łeb, Łib	Head; usually applied in Britain for dangerous, submerged rocks, the bane of navigation.
	Lina	Rope (vital in rebusal pictography).
	Łon, Łono	Womb, womb of the "Mother of Worship" (Mata Weri or Easter Island).
M	Ma, Mat, Mati, Matia, Mać	Mother(land), Easter Island.
	Me, Mi	Me, I, we, us.
	Mr, Mar, Mer, Umar, Umer, Mra, Mre, Mru, Mro, Mro, Mru	Dead (always referring to the submerged Motherland).
	Mo, Mor, Mur, More	Sea, seas (as in all British names ending in "mor", moor", "more").
N	Na, Nar, No, Nor	Made-born, birthgiver, given birth.
	N, Ne, Ni	No, not, no more existing, deluged.
	Nes, Noś, Nieś	Carried, brought to.
	Nib, Nieb, Neb, Neba	Heaven, where there is "no fear". (Compare "Nippon")
O	O, Jo	I (first personal pronoun).
	Oc, Ocy, Oce, Ocec	Eyes, ocean. (Pron. "o-ts".)
	Oce-On	Ocean, which actually means "He of the Fathers", the name of the continent that submerged beneath the Atlantic.
	Ok, Oko	Eye.
	On, Ona	He, she.
P	Po	After, along.
R	R, Ra, Ran, Rano	Morn, sunrise, dawn (often synonymous with worship).
	Ron	Abort, lose.
	Rat, Ratować	Saved, always referring to being saved from the Deluge.
S	Są	Up-to-here.
	Swe, Święty	Holy, sacred. (Compare modern "saint".)
	Świt	Daybreak, the pre-sunrise glow.
	Świat	World, earth.
	Ty, Tie, Tia	You
T	Tik, Tyk, Tyka	To touch, touching.
	Tin, Tien, Cin, Cień	Shadow, ghost, Netherworld.
	Toń, Toni	To sink, sfinks, sunken by Deluge.
	Top, Topi	To be drowned, drowned.
U	U, Ut, Uton	Sunken, sink.
	U, Ut, Utop	Drowned.
	Ukaz	Appear, appeared.
	Um, Umi	Remember, know.
	Un, Una, Uni	He, she, they.
	Ur, Urod	Birthgiver, born, made-born.
	Uś, Uśniona	Mortally-Asleep, applied instead of "dead", only to dearest persons, Virgin Mary or Easter Island and fish.
W	Wr, Wra, Wre, Wri, War, Wer, Wir, Wi, Wira, Wera, Wiara, Wiera	Worship, meaning "dawn".
Z	Z, Ze	From, out of.
	Ze, Zi, Zem, Zim, Ziemia	Land, Motherland, referring to Easter Island, the Mother of Dawn.
	Za, Zar, Zer, Zor, Zora, Zera, Zra, Zre, Zorza, Zaria, etc.	Dawn.