Idea particles are the fundamental radicals used while writing the characters it can be written in a reduced form or in its original form.

We can use the analogy of writing the vowels in hindi , so we have main vowels A(अ) ,i (इ) , u(उ) and when writing them we don't actually use the original vowels but simply use their indicators or so called reduced forms , Just as in case of K (क ) + i (इ ) = कि (ki) and similarly in mantrakshar when we use eye + water = tears /cry

character 1	character 2	combined character
K(क)	i (इ)	ki (कि )

Not all prepositions act like particles only some of the prepositions have the capacity to act like particles. They are usually used in pronouns to indicate the direction or position on , above , below , in front , behind , toward , for , of , away , with , without , in , along.

Ex., On me , In me , above me , By me , For me

These types can be seen commonly in Hindi pronouns where they act like declensions and mostly all of European languages.

Most of the terminology is mainly formed by positioning the prepositions as prefix in Latin or Greek. Anti- , Co- , Peri- , Ana- , Cata- all these terms are widely used in forming the modern scientific nomenclature.

It is indicated on a three level degree

		LESS
		MORE
		LID

Comparative - indicator

• Smallest or least big
• Smaller or less bigger
• Small or big

The most widely used combination is the verb combination. Many Latin and Greek verbs are used to form the terminology. Most of these combinations either have a prefix of a preposition + verb or noun+ verb ( hydro (water) + gen (to produce) ) so that a unique name or a concept is formed.