Pragma (Greek: πράγμα)
1. In the language of... or directive. (programming)
2. A thing of... or a matter of... (Greek)
3. Declaration to the reader or compiler/interpreter that the remaining line of text is a note on how to process or interpret the following lines. (programming)
4. The act of doing something or action. (Greek)
5. Opposite of abstract.
6. Realistic love.
Pragmatic
Ability to see things as they really are and to deal with them in a sensible or practical way.
Pragmatism
A philosophical concept that employs practicality in prediction, problem solving, and action.
Pragmatist
One who uses and studies practical solutions.
Gnosis (Greek: γνῶσις)
1. Understanding of truth or verifiable truth.
2. Knowledge or understanding itself.
Prognosis
A predicted outcome derived from gnosis and diagnostics.
Gnostic
One or thing that seeks and posses knowledge, understanding, and the truth without bias or favoritism.
Prognosticator
One or thing who uses gnosis and diagnostics to form a prognosis.
Diagnostics
The act of performing tests for the purpose of greater understanding.
Agnostic
1. One or thing that does not understand and has no desire for understanding.
2. Opposite of gnostic.