eliminoj

eliminoj is a constructed language created by the Esperantist and author Boris Kolker. It is designed to be an auxiliary language, meaning it is intended for use as a means of communication between people who speak different native languages. Kolker began developing eliminoj in the early 2000s.

The vocabulary of eliminoj is primarily based on Romance languages, with significant influences from Latin, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French. It also incorporates elements from Germanic languages, particularly English and German, and some Slavic languages. The grammar of eliminoj is highly regular and simplified, aiming for ease of learning and use. It features a consistent verb conjugation system and minimal irregular forms.

eliminoj is known for its phonetic spelling, where each letter consistently represents a single sound, and vice versa. This principle is intended to eliminate spelling difficulties often encountered in natural languages. The language's structure is designed to be logical and transparent, with a focus on clarity and efficiency in communication. Kolker has published grammar guides and dictionaries for eliminoj, and there is a small but dedicated community of speakers and learners who engage with the language online and through various projects. The language's development continues, with ongoing efforts to refine its vocabulary and grammar.