| Language Name | Lips Kith |  
| Language Author | Scarisbrick, Joseph |  
| Year Began | 1919 |  
| Site | Lips Kith |  
| Broken Link | No |  
| Site Language | English |  
| Site Author | Ivan A. Derzhanski |  
| Language Type | international auxiliary language |  
| Uniqueness | Scarisbrick published the language in Lips Kith, a world language, Trowbridge: Lansdown, 1919 (141 p.).  It's a mix of naturalism and schematicism, as illustrated by the Paternoster and the first ten numbers: Koor Pater, wes-amun per-an wolk-alon, ko-te nom mak-Es-u tek-sak..., tun, twi, tri, pes, pen, sek, sep, nok, nik, tek. |  
| Design Principles | To create the vocabulary of Lips Kith, Scarisbrick compiled lists of what he considered to be "universal" root words. |  
| Dictionary | No |  
| Etymologies | No |  
| Grammar | No |  
| Sample Texts | Yes |  
| Unique Script | No |  
| Primer | No |  
| Babel Text | No |  
| Submitted By | NA |  
| Date Submitted | Monday, April 01, 2002 |  
| Updated By | Jeffrey Henning |  
| Date Edited | Tuesday, April 08, 2003 |  
| Description Of Update | Added link to Ivan A. Derzhanski's article about the language. |  
| Date To Headline | Tuesday, April 08, 2003 |  
 
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