Magistri Linguio (Master Language)

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Language Name	Magistri Linguio
Language Author	Stephen Chase Houghton
Year Began	1907
Site	Magistri Linguio
Broken Link	No
Site Language	English
Language Type	international auxiliary language
Editorial	Paul Bartlett has been a tireless documenter of past IAL projects and has carefully typed and formatted The Master Language, a language proposal published in 1907. Magistri Linguio (its name translated to its vocabulary) is based on Latin, the long-time IAL of Europe. The language uses a modified Latin vocabulary with English word order in place of the Latin declensional system. Houghton did not actually develop a dictionary, instead specifying how existing Latin words would be transformed to their Magistri Linguio forms. An interesting project for someone would be to actually adapt the Latin lexicon to provide a dictionary for the language.
Language Sources	Latin
Design Principles	Latin-derived vocabulary, English-based syntax
Quotation	Isti quia parata a aliqui un surpensi propositio.
Translation	This may seem to some a startling proposition.
Dictionary	No
Etymologies	No
Grammar	Yes
Sample Texts	Yes
Unique Script	No
Primer	No
Babel Text	No
Submitted By	NA
Updated By	Paul Bartlett
Date Edited	Friday, November 07, 2003
Description Of Update	Additional information (existence of sample texts, etc.)
Date To Headline	Friday, November 07, 2003

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