unulingvaj
Unulingvaj, also known as Universal Language, is a constructed international auxiliary language created by Otto Jespersen, a Danish linguist and lexicographer. It was first introduced in 1925 as an evolution of his earlier language, Novial, with the aim of creating a more naturalistic and easily learnable language for international communication.
The vocabulary of Unulingvaj is primarily based on Latin, Germanic, and Romance languages, making it familiar
Unulingvaj features a rich set of affixes for word formation, allowing for the creation of new words
Despite its well-thought-out design, Unulingvaj did not gain widespread adoption. It remained relatively obscure, overshadowed by