Ideolat (ideographic latin): Difference between revisions
From FrathWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
(Created page with "'''ideolat''' is a ''philosophical/ideographic'' interpretation of capital letters of the ''latin alphabet.'' The fundamentals of this language are represented by the combination...") |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
'''ideolat''' is a ''philosophical/ideographic'' interpretation of capital letters of the ''latin alphabet.'' | '''ideolat''' is a ''philosophical/ideographic'' interpretation of capital letters of the ''latin alphabet.'' | ||
The fundamentals of this language are represented by the combination of the letters, so logically contextualized. These concepts serve as semantic spheres, as parts of speech or as morphemes, which juxtaposed -separated by ":" or ","- form progressively more complex words. | The fundamentals of this language are represented by the combination of the letters, so logically contextualized. These concepts serve as semantic spheres, as parts of speech or as morphemes, which juxtaposed -separated by ":" or ","- form progressively more complex words. | ||
It can be found naturally mixed to other languages creating non-sense that suggest a topic rather than stating something... | It can be found naturally mixed to other languages creating non-sense that suggest a topic rather than stating something... | ||
in this case is called ''alphablat.'' | in this case is called ''alphablat.'' | ||
A self explenatory vocabulary can be found here | |||
A self explenatory vocabulary can be found [http://ideolat.blogspot.com/2009/01/rorschach.html here] | |||
==External Links== | |||
*[http://ideolat.blogspot.com/2009/01/rorschach.html ideolat] () | |||
[[Category: conlangs]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:34, 13 January 2012
ideolat is a philosophical/ideographic interpretation of capital letters of the latin alphabet.
The fundamentals of this language are represented by the combination of the letters, so logically contextualized. These concepts serve as semantic spheres, as parts of speech or as morphemes, which juxtaposed -separated by ":" or ","- form progressively more complex words.
It can be found naturally mixed to other languages creating non-sense that suggest a topic rather than stating something... in this case is called alphablat.
A self explenatory vocabulary can be found here
External Links
- ideolat ()
