ensíminu

ensíminu is a constructed language created by the linguist Johan Vender. It was developed with the aim of being a simple, logical, and easy-to-learn language. ensíminu features a relatively small phoneme inventory and a regular grammar. The vocabulary of ensíminu is primarily derived from a variety of international languages, with an emphasis on words that are widely recognized.

The grammar of ensíminu is analytic, meaning that grammatical relationships are primarily expressed through word order and auxiliary words rather than through inflection. This contributes to its perceived simplicity. For example, verb tenses and moods are often indicated by separate particles. The language uses a Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order. Nouns do not have grammatical gender, and pluralization is typically achieved through a suffix.

ensíminu has not gained widespread adoption and remains a minor constructed language primarily of interest to linguistic enthusiasts and those involved in the conlanging community. Its creator, Johan Vender, has published materials explaining its grammar and vocabulary. The development and dissemination of ensíminu have been largely personal efforts, without significant institutional backing or large-scale community involvement.