Glosaarjaid

Glosaarjaid is a constructed language. It was created by L. E. Doge and published in 1979. The name "Glosaarjaid" is derived from the Greek word "glōssa" meaning "language" and the Esperanto word "jar" meaning "year." The language is designed to be international and easy to learn.

Glosaarjaid's vocabulary is primarily based on Indo-European roots, with a significant portion drawn from Greek and Latin. Its grammar is relatively simple and regular, with no irregular verbs or grammatical gender. The phonology is also designed to be straightforward, using a limited set of sounds found in many languages. The language uses a Latin-based alphabet.

The goal of Glosaarjaid was to provide a neutral and logical medium for international communication. Its creator aimed for clarity and conciseness in its structure and vocabulary. While not as widely spoken as some other constructed languages, Glosaarjaid has a dedicated community of speakers and enthusiasts. Resources for learning Glosaarjaid exist, including dictionaries and grammar guides. The language has been used in various artistic and literary works, though its primary purpose remains that of an auxiliary language.