While I have already said it once This one will be a little more detailed.

A languages vocabulary is coloured by and reflects the history of its speakers, their beliefs of the world, thier needs of what was in the world, what they considered to be important and our inherent ability and desire to use imagery to describe things (Which I'll assume (like all really does) includes all sorts of sapient life)

Let me describe first what I mean with them and provide some examples and after I shall provide ways to do this.

History of speakers includes all of the previously mentioned factors but this one can still show itself, I am currently unable think of a single word example but I can from my experience here in sweden, a former norse mythology count…

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Quick Discussion about words in a language

Most common words

1: the

2: of

3: and

5: a

5: to

6: in

8: is

9: be

9: that

9: was

10: he

11: for

11: it

14: with

15: as

15: his

17: I

17: on

18: have

19: at

20: by

20: not

21: they

21: this

22: had

24: are

25: but

26: from

27: or

28: she

29: an

30: which

30: you

31: one

32: we

34: all

34: were

35: her

35: would

36: there

40: their

40: will

41: when

41: who

42: him

43: been

44: has

44: more

45: if

45: no

47: out

48: do

49: so

50: can

50: what

52: up

53: said

54: about

54: other

55: into

55: than

56: its

57: time

59: only

60: could

60: new

60: them

62: man

62: some

65: these

69: then

69: two

71: first

71: May

72: any

72: like

74: now

75: my

75: such

76: make

78: over

79: our

81: even

81: most

82: me

83: state

84: after

84: also

85: made

87: many

88: did

88: must

89: before

91: back

91: see

91: …

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Logic is such a common word used these days to properly deduce things from one or more premises. There are certain rules to it and more but I will go through a few and how they can be applied for language and distinctions in it, or lack of them. For easyness I will be using a table like

X A
1 0
B 1

0

where A and B represent the two options possed and X will be replaced by the function. If it shows 1 in the box it means that option is applied in that situation and 0 means it isnt.

• 1 Or
• 2 Xor
• 3 And
• 4 Xand
• 5 Adj-and
• 6 Not/No
• 7 No Logic
  • 7.1 Nor
  • 7.2 Nand
  • 7.3 Not Xor/Xand
• 8 Implies/Follows

This is a common word and logical function, It usually represent where A can be the option or B can be, but also both can be valid at once.

Or A
1 0
B 1

0

This is the commonly spoken "O…

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Currently working on my own I have decieded to talk some about orthography and various ways a language can be written, the options and general guidelines.

• 1 Types
  • 1.1 Logograph
  • 1.2 Syllabary
  • 1.3 Abugida
  • 1.4 Abjad
  • 1.5 Alphabet

This is where graphs represents ideas, concept, items and other concrete things. They do not show any pronounciation or anything but merely give of an idea. Their major problem is the "failure" of being able to draw abstract items or grammatical things. How would one draw "love" for example? Most people think a heart but is that really how that culture percieve it? Is it really a good way? Words such as "And" "up" "down" "above" etc, words giving grammatical information, are also a huge problem because they are not easy drawing ev…

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Considering their richness what would everyone say about having a page with a list of cases aspects and other thigns to assist in the creation process so one can pick from the list rather than looking? (And make up our own ones with names and everything)