Reader glossary
| Term | Meaning in this account |
|---|---|
| Source row | A named record with selected ages, lifespan and counting qualifications |
| State | The declared source choices, phase, variants and boundary conventions for a calculation |
| Regular chronology | An ordered path measured primarily by effective birth intervals, with stated event edges where used |
| Cumulative chronology | An ordered path measured by selected lifespans |
| Rounded chronology | A specified source measurement rounded by its appointed rule, retaining operation order |
| Residual | Exact value minus rounded value; along a path, the sum of those row differences |
| Capacity | The resolved allowed interval from an ancestral birth to the selected Flood boundary |
| Cap | Selecting the smaller of a baseline life and its capacity |
| Held anchor or pivot | The coordinate left fixed during an anchored transformation |
| Component word | The ordered original durations and named divisions used in the single-reversal construction |
| Key | An exact specified factor applied to declared durations about a stated pivot |
| Clutch | The derived translation comparing the cumulative Covenant stack with the regular field |
| Field | The complete selected set of coordinates or measurements, including interior entries |
| Calibration | A retained relationship between source quantities that makes separately generated structures agree |
| Grouping | A declared map that combines source positions while carrying specified measures or multiplicities |
| Reconstruction | Reproduction of a complete declared family from its retained inputs and rules |
MT, SP and LXX identify the Masoretic, Samaritan and Septuagint source traditions as selected in the repository. NT identifies the repository’s named New Testament genealogy display; its seventy-year slots are schematic measures, not biological begetting ages.