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Wikipedia describes Ro:
'Ro is an a priori constructed language created by Rev. Edward Powell Foster beginning in 1904. In Ro, words are constructed using a category system. For example, the word for red is "bofoc", and yellow is "bofof". All words starting with "bofo-" signify colors. Foster did not simply try to design a better language in general, but to optimize his language for one design criterion: recognizability of unknown words.' Read more at Wikipedia.About my Ro project: I transcribed the Dictionary of Ro for my own purposes, but others have suggested that this dictionary could be a fun source for unique or unusual screen-names for video games or online chat rooms, forums, and BBSes. Hey, why not? If someone appeared in a virtual reality room with the screen-name 'Bimam' I'd be interested to learn that their name means 'thunder' in the artificial language of Ro.Corrections? Contact me here. |
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ub–but ubme–however ubre–still ubye–yet ud–and | udbe–besides udge–again udje–both udle–also udme–moreover udne–nay udre–furthermore udve–even udze–as well as uf–if ufne–unless ufse–lest ug–though ugbe–albeit ugde–notwithstanding uk–because ukre–for ukte–since ukwe–whereas ul–then ulre–therefore ulwe–wherefore um–in order that unib–unequally unid–slightly unod–little unif–minutely unik–less unil–least unim–moderately | unis–infinitesimally uq–than ure–or urne–nor uste–till ut–that uth–either uthne–neither uyib–equally uyid–very uyod–much uyif–hugely uyik–more uyil–most uyim–extremely uyis–infinitely uz–as |
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