An event is a flow of which source and destination are elements. Events belong to event types. The table below arranges the events, represented by the lower cases of the IEML alphabet, according to the following rule : all events of the same row have the same source and all events of the same column has the same destination. Nota Bene: this rule of « same row-same source » and of « same column-same destination » is applied in most of the tables of this online dictionary. ROWS- The first row has for source the virtual element U- The second row has for source the actual element A- The third row has for source the sign element S- The fourth row has for source the being element B- The fifth row has for source the thing element T COLUMNS- The first column has for destination the virtual element U- The second column has for destination the actual element A- The third column has for destination the sign element S- The fourth column has for destination the being element B- The fifth column has for destination the thing element T

The keypad « index of IEML words » on the left of the screen (in the dictionary navigation bar) displays the events in the IEML alphabetic order, which is different from the order of the table above.IEML alphabetic order : OO: wo, wa, wu, we | OM: y, o, e, u, a, i | MO: j, g, h, c, p, x | MM: s, b, t, k, m, n, d, f, l.