| The letters joined together to make this new word were not derived in whole or in part from any existing words | Each language had created newly-formed words due to certain new emerging situations |
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| Moreover, English had adopted traditionally the Latin grammatical rules to describe it | The nobles, the land owners, officials and courtiers at that time spoke French as a language of communication |
51 Andre Guyoner, Ettenne Morin commerce international, paris, Dolloz, 1992, p 100.
8| B- Cultural reasons: 1- England benefited from studying the achievements of ancient civilizations such as Greek, Iraqi, Egyptian, Persian in different aspects of life such as Sciences Arts, Medicine, Geometry and Chemistry | In 1770 English, however, was spoken virtually by the whole population of England with further communities in lowland Scotland, Wales, Ireland, North America, West Indies and India |
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| People usually in most times try to use language as a means of communication without thinking and caring of the individual words that we speak and write | The principles behind creating new words was that the words must be short, incapable of being misspelled so that their identity was preserved and had to have a vigorous distinctive personality |
28 Yvon Loussouarnet Jean — Denis Bredin, Droit du Commerce Internation — ale, sirey, paris, 1969, p 658.
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