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Idiom Neutral

Idiom Neutral proper noun: an artificial language, created by Waldemar Rosenberger in 1902, partially derived from Volapük, with a vocabulary consistently selected on the basis of the maximum internationality of the roots.

Proper noun

Idiom Neutral

  1. An artificial language, created by Waldemar Rosenberger in 1902, partially derived from Volapük, with a vocabulary consistently selected on the basis of the maximum internationality of the roots.

Questions about Idiom Neutral

What does Idiom Neutral mean?
Idiom Neutral means an artificial language, created by Waldemar Rosenberger in 1902, partially derived from Volapük, with a vocabulary consistently selected on the basis of the maximum internationality of the roots.
What part of speech is Idiom Neutral?
Idiom Neutral is a proper noun.

Words near Idiom Neutral in the dictionary

  1. idiologus
  2. idiology
  3. idiom
  4. idiom blend
  5. idiom blends
  6. Idiom Neutral
  7. idiomacy
  8. idiomata
  9. idiomatic
  10. idiomatical
  11. idiomatically

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