Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
Amadunia, a World Language with Twenty Letters
Amadunia is a constructed auxiliary language with 20 letters, 26 grammar rules, a growing dictionary, lessons, and a phrasebook.
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The project organizes its language around a 20-letter alphabet, fixed pronunciation, simple syllable limits, and particles for tense rather than verb conjugation. Its lexical design includes an explicit near-homophone constraint: the site says ruma was replaced by dom after 84 uses because it formed a problematic luma/ruma pair. The page also links to lessons, a phrasebook, texts, and data, while identifying the language as CC BY-SA 4.0 and the site code as MIT-licensed.
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