Danovën/Arovën - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Danovën/Arovën Language Author Joshua Shinavier Year Began 1994 Site Danovën/Arovën Broken Link No Site Language English Site Author Joshua Shinavier Language Type logical language Editorial Arovën means "language of thought" and is intended as a medium for clear, precise translation of thoughts from one mind to another. It is logical in the sense of syntactically unambiguous, but does not impose logic upon the speaker. The site contains a grammar and sample texts. Uniqueness A life-long project (got serious about it ~5 years ago). Arovën means "language of thought" and is intended as a medium for clear, precise translation of thought forms from one mind to another. It is also a "logical", that is, syntactically unambiguous language, which does not mean that it imposes logic upon the speaker; a statement may be as "logical" or as "fuzzy" as the thought form it is meant to communicate. It might also fit well into your 'philosophical' category, were it not for the condition that it be an IAL. Language Sources German, English, Swedish, Dutch (whew, lots of Germanic influence there! :-), Welsh, Finnish, Hindi, Latin, French, Quenya, Greek Interest Of Others A number of people are learning it, because it seems like a fun challenge, I think -- there are of course no practical reasons to learn a non-IAL constructed language! Quotation Wilerin endya porvel windïav flëntya. Explanation During-one-time exist farmer horse-owned-whose flee-past. Translation Once there was a farmer whose horse ran away. Dictionary No Etymologies No Grammar Yes Sample Texts Yes Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text No Submitted By Joshua Shinavier < Danarib  Danovën/Arovën  Dapnant >
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