The Irony of Language -- Regarding Words for Having Beauty and Dignity

Just thinking about language, and how ironic it is, that we may say that one is dignified, when one has dignity/self-respect, however -- when it comes to not having self-respect -- we may not necessarily say that one is dignity-less; Much like, when we say that one if full of beauty -- we say that they are beautiful; but if we are referring to someone who is lacking in beauty, we do not say that they are beauty-less -- but rather, we refer to them as being ugly; homely; or unattractive.

Is There a Logical Counterpart of the Word Beautiful, Regarding the Adjective for Being Creative?

If you have beauty, you may be deemed a beautiful person; and not as 'beautly'.

If you are creative, you may be deemed as that. However -- not as 'creatiful'. 

Language may not always be logical; ugly is left out... and 'creately' and 'beautivity' can't relate...

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The Current Values of Society -- Perhaps, it's keyboard-adjustment time?

Being that beauty and intelligence seems to be just as important as wealth/money, currently in society -- perhaps we should implement a Qwerty keyboard symbol for beauty, as well as intelligence, and have it integrated on the keyboard/keypad, so that the new symbols are along-side the (ever-popular) ($) dollar sign; near the 4 key.

The symbol for intelligence, could be: 'IQ+'
The symbol for beauty, could be: 'B+'

Just kidding; It's just a thought.

Granted, there are a lot of symbols for other things. However -- to have money; brains; and looks... what more could one ask for? 'H+' -- for health; of course :)