Pala-kalloejna - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Pala-kalloejna Language Author Christopher Reid Palmer Year Began 1997 Site Pala-kalloejna Broken Link Yes Site Language English Site Author Christopher Reid Palmer Language Type personal language Editorial The language pala-kalloejna's lexicon, once it has been generated, will consist of a set of names in a non- or super-hierarchical namespace (a web), with names (nodes) fuzzily linked to other names. Any name can have any number of links to any other names. The form the pattern takes will be malleable - indeed, every expression in pala-kalloejna will reshape the web - and will in itself define the names (i.e., describe usage patterns for the lexemes). Contrast with a hierarchical namespace like that of Roxhai. Uniqueness p-k's lexicon, once it has been generated, will consist of a set of names in a non- or super-hierarchical space (a web), with names (nodes) fuzzily linked to other names. Any name can have any number of links to any other names. The form the pattern takes will be malleable -- indeed, every expression in p-k will reshape the web -- and will in itself define (describe usage patterns) the names (lexemes). Language Sources lojban Unix (not really just a language, an entire culture) various natlangs Interest Of Others They generally aren't. My friends like it because they think devising a formalism for a superhierarchical namespace is a cool problem. Dictionary No Etymologies No Grammar Yes Sample Texts No Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text No Submitted By Christopher Reid Palmer < Pakuni  Pala-kalloejna  Paleneo >
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