Europan
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- noun
- /juˈroʊpən/
- The conference was held to discuss the benefits of Europan as an auxiliary language for international communication.
Examples
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Few people today are fluent in Europan, as it was never widely adopted.
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Some linguists have studied Europan as a potential common language for the European Union.
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The grammar of Europan was designed to be simple and easy to learn.
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Many people are learning Europan as a second language.
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Have you ever heard of Europan?
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Many linguists hope that Europan will become a common language spoken by Europeans across the continent.
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Learning Europan can help create a sense of unity among diverse cultures in Europe.
Synonyms
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A language made to be easy to learn that helps people from different countries talk
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A language created in the late 1800s to help people from different countries talk
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A simpler language based on Esperanto made to help people from different countries communicate
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A language made to help people from different countries communicate, based on English and languages like Spanish and French
A made-up language based on Ido for people from different countries to use
A created international language using words from English and French to help people communicate
A made-up language based on Latin created in 1890 for use between people of different countries
An international language made to help people from different countries talk to each other
An international language made to help people from different countries talk
A made-up international language for people from different countries
A made-up language created to help people from different countries communicate
A language made so people from different countries can talk to each other
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Europan comes from Europe and the ending -an, which means 'from' or 'of', just like in European. So, Europan is a made-up language meant to be a common language for people of Europe.