Panlingua

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Panlingua is a theory that explains how all human language can be mapped to a universal subsurface language, which can be modeled on any automated system. The theory was discovered by Chaumont Devin and is currently implemented in 5 languages by his creation Brainchild5.

Panlingua is a subsurface language whose atoms link/map the lexical, syntactic, and semantic relationships in speech with an ontology.

Panglingua atoms:

• noun;
• adjective;
• noun-adjective relation (lexical);
• verb;
• verb-noun relation (lexical);
• [...]

Relation names (operators):

• $a isa $b classification
• $a can $b
• $a sng $b
• $a plr $b
• [...]

[edit] External link

• Panlingua.net