Ro
- noun
- In our linguistics class, we studied Ro, an artificial language designed for international communication.
Examples
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Participants in the international conference utilized Ro to share their ideas without language barriers.
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The goal of Ro is to create a universal means of expression that transcends traditional vocabulary.
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Classroom RO provides cues and prompts to improve orientation and increase communication with other patients and staff.
Academic text (1996) -
RO was developed as a means of orienting patients in their environment with continuous stimulation.
Academic text (1996) -
The modifications to the RO systems were made without adversely affecting the fluoride removal performance.
Academic text (1997) -
Test results from the RO unit (even without carbon-post filters) showed consistently high HPC.
Academic text (1997) -
Because the HPC limit could not be raised, the reverse-osmosis (RO) units required modification.
Academic text (1997)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ro is the name of a made-up language created to avoid ordinary words and to sort ideas by meaning into an abstract system. A helpful way to remember Ro is to think of it like a neat 'row' of boxes for ideas, because the language gives each idea its own place and so feels more like a system of meanings than a list of borrowed words.