Take a look at Framework laptops.

oooohhhhhh... Hmm. Lets talk about Get. Get is a mutative verb in English. eg: You get married, You get the cold, You get to go, You get killed, You get results. You might think that last one has no effect, but trust me those results are not benign they decide everything from graduating, to informing you a baby is on its way. Getting anything is a sure sign something has changed. Also lets talk Save. When you Save a soul its not preserved on a disk somewhere. When you Save a life, it can still be lost. Saving a place doesn't mean anything is stored there. And saving a goal means preventing it from happening in the first place. So are we storing the data, or saving it from being stored? And append. Great i think we might have a winner, but a + operator? what about the humble comma? surely appending an interface to a type definition shouldn't look like:

class newType : Something + Foo + Disposable

Also Append implies order, how the hell do you append a value to a set? Add maybe, include possibly, but append? What you have discovered in your own way is the story of Babel. The simple fact of the matter is that language is defined as the common cross-section of symbols that have common interpretations across a populous. Too many symbols, Too many definitions, or too many people make it stupidly difficult to synchronise on anything. And stupidly easy for spelling mistakes like Cloneable to be quickly dispersed. We can try to say this is the language, and it will work for a number of simple ideas, i believe the English language can claim some 80+ thousand unique words. Most humans might remember 40+ thousand of those and not necessarily the entirety of their meanings. How many meanings can you name for "of"? I believe over time we will iron out the core differences. But remember human language has been around for at least 10 thousand years. Its still trying to figure out what to call a cheerio (a small Frankfurt sausage). So maybe don't hold your breath.