Grammatikan
Grammatikan is a constructed language and accompanying grammatical framework used in linguistics to illustrate cross-linguistic grammar patterns. It is designed to be regular and learnable, while exposing a range of typological phenomena such as aspect, evidentiality, case marking, and flexible word order.
Grammatikan features a 26-consonant inventory and a five-vowel system. Syllables are typically CV. Stress is usually
Nouns take suffixal case markers (nominative, accusative, genitive) and number markers. Verbs inflect for tense, aspect,
Grammatikan emphasizes aspectual shading and information source. Evidential markers distinguish direct, inferred, and reported knowledge. A
In educational and research contexts, Grammatikan is used to illustrate how grammar can encode nuanced meaning.
Constructed language, linguistic typology, grammatical framework.
Grammatikan Grammar Primer (fictional academic series). Applications of Grammatikan in typology studies (fictional anthology).