Antido
- proper noun
- Specialized
- The creator of Antido hoped it would improve upon the perceived flaws of Ido.
Examples
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Many people are learning Antido for international communication.
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Unlike Esperanto, Antido has never gained a large number of speakers.
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A small group of linguists still studies Antido and its grammatical structure.
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Have you ever heard of Antido?
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A small group of linguists still studies Antido and its grammatical structure.
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The creator of Antido hoped it would improve upon the perceived flaws of Ido.
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Unlike Esperanto, Antido has never gained a large number of speakers.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Antido = Ido (opaque) = anti + Ido
Although the form appears to be built from 'anti-' plus 'Ido', the resulting language name is not semantically transparent to an average learner.
Etymology
Antido looks like anti- 'against' plus Ido, the constructed language it was made as a different version of. So, Antido is an artificial language created as an alternative or opposing form of Ido, meant for international communication.