conlang-notes

Lexávelo

Introduction

Léxavelo is a project being run by Classicuscool. He is an Asian student and gamer who also speaks English and Spanish adequately. His goal is to create a community based on his first auxlang.

In this page, we’ll see the some facts and the few official statements about this conlang.

Alphabet

The Lexávelo language uses the full Spanish alphabet, plus the rare letters Á and É. The following letters are known to be different:

  • Á = /ahe/

Grammar

This auxlang uses the English grammar, with the following known differences:

  • No grammatical gender
  • No inflection
  • No suffixes
  • No tenses
  • No closed compound words
  • Head-initial word order

Vocabulary

No dictionary has been released, but the word count is estimated to be at 2,000 and is growing indefinitely.

The vocabulary is drawn from “Romance languages, Greek, Dutch, Swedish, and few Czech, and a bit Arabic, and etc”. This scope has grown to include all of Eurasia and even other conlangs.

Sample text - Nostra Fader

Nosta Fader, kien arte en palaizo,
Sanktul sel vu namne.
Vu regno naledoval.
Vu sera sel huotov,
Ic en palaizo, alozis tambon en hém.
Obtem nos iste velcas nosta alleda pani.
Et pardona nos nosta sulden,
Ic nos tambon paldona nosta suldena.
Et leidin nos non dentu verleidi,
Pel levele os dasde malbon.