A Coda on "Type" and "Graph"

It seems that almost everything I'm interested in has the Greek roots "type-" or "graph" in them. (The exceptions concern mostly steam and machine tools. I am unaware of a Steam-O-Type, though there is probably a Lathe-O-Graph somewhere.) It appears that we need more Greek and Latin roots which mean "fun writing machine." Here are two lists of things which I have (or do) and have not which employ these roots:

Things I have or do:

• Type (in the true sense of relief printing types)
• Typography (the activity)
• The Typewriter
• The Linotype
• The Intertype
• The Ludlow Typograph
• The Thompson Type-Caster
• The Monotype Type-&-Rule Caster
• Telegraph Systems
• The Teletype
• The Teletypesetter
• The Graphotype
• The Addressograph
• The Multigraph
• Pantographs
• The Varigraph (which is a Pantograph)
• The Diagraph

Things I do not have or do (yet!)

• The Klischograph
• The Linograph
• Lithography
• More Monotype Machines (various)
• The Namograph
• The Rogers Typograph
• A Bruce-style or Pivotal Type Caster
• The Varityper

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