Crossword Clue: Language in which plurals are formed by adding -oj
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- Artificial language invented for international use
- Artificial language
- It has just 16 rules of grammar
- It means "one who hopes"
- "I love you" is "Mi amas vin" in it
- The 1965 William Shatner film "Incubus" is in it
- "Please" and "thank you" are "bonvolu" and "dankon" in it
- Lingua franca, for some
- Literally, "a hopeful person"
- L.L. Zamenhof's creation
- Language devised in 1887
- Language in which plural adjectives end in -aj
- Language in which plurals are formed by adding -oj
- Language invented by LL Zamenhof
- Language with no irregular verbs
- "Merry Christmas" is "Gojan Kristnaskon kaj felican novan jaron" in it
- You'll find it in 180,000+ Wikipedia articles
- Zamenhof's creation
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- New York Times - July 24, 2007