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Loglan

See also lojbau, loglo. The Loglan language, predecessor of Lojban. The first 'logical language', Loglan was conceived and largely developed by Dr. James Cooke Brown, an American professor of sociology, during the mid- to late 20th century, starting in 1955. Loglan gained notoriety in a 1960 Scientific American article, but was not fleshed out until years afterward. A dispute over rights to the language (eventually resolved in court) led to the creation of Lojban in 1987. Extensive documentation on Loglan can be found (as of June 2018) at loglan.org.


In definition:

loglo
x1 pertains to Loglan language/culture in aspect x2
lojgo
x1 is/pertains to/reflects some version of Loglan or Lojban, or the derivatives thereof (or any language, project, thing which is path-connected thereto by derivation), in aspect/property x2 (ka).
xo'a
Loglan toggle: Toggles text to TLI Loglan; marks following text as TLI Loglan.
loglytuan
Loglan-worker.

In notes:

lojbo
x1 reflects [Loglandic]/Lojbanic language/culture/nationality/community in aspect x2.
dzejbo
d1=j1 reflects Loglandic/proto-Lojbanic language/culture/nationality/community in aspect j2.
jmite
x1 meets (encounters for the first time) x2 under conditions x3
le'ei (exp!)
article: "the thing(s) I have in mind and which I believe appear(s) to you to be…"
sau'e (exp!)
quotes a nonce Lojban word (an onomatopoeia), turns it into selbri unit meaning "x1 makes a sound like (quoted word)".
xa'u (exp!)
discourse pronoun: the future situation
xi'o (exp!)
discourse pronoun: the previous situation
xu'e (exp!)
vocative: said/quoth..., used to identify the person speaking a single sentence (e.g. in dialogues)
xextane
x1 pertains to the Xextan language/culture/community in aspect x2
syPIR
Sapir
uorf
Whorf