Language is a systemic means of communicating ideas or feelings by the use of conventionalized signs, sounds, gestures. Words are the entire linguistic forms produced by combining a single base with various inflectional elements without any fundamental change in the part of speech elements.
The distinctions that drives my curiousity and I am writing about are highly typical, it requires full attention and willingness to reflect as you read-for the message to flower within you. Since we are willing to find out the message in this text, let us go into it; as the Human Specie persists on translating, transforming, shaping or beating existence into our models of "understanding to exploit", we cannot lay aside how language and its limitations has evolved from the Greek language, Latin, Sanskrit...just to mention the few dominant ones. Logically, one will engage in this sort of argument with very little effort-because it is quite a fascinating debate, that a language-through-words system that is marked by more than three histories of translation is the one to be unquestionably trusted as the system with a reliable-basic structure for efficient communication through words. There is no point to defend when the truth is exemplified in the context.
If we can see the irony of our commitment to this system, not just verbally or by the reading of the words by which it has been conveyed (which are inherently possessed by same limitations), but seeing it essentially that nothing that has, nothing that is or will come out of this system is without the seeds of inefficiency. Only then will there be no fuel to power the ship of debate whether the system is efficient or to what magnitude is it not reliable.