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Volapük

Volapük (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}English: /ˈvɒləpʊk/; Volapük: , 'Language of the World', or lit. 'World Speak') is a constructed language created in 1879 and 1880 by Johann Martin…

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Created by
Johann Martin Schleyer
Date
1879–1880 (Classical Volapük), 1931 (Reformed Volapük)
Glottolog
vola1234
IETF
vo-rigik (original) vo-nulik (modern)
ISO 639-1
vo
ISO 639-2
vol

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Volapük

Nodes102
Edges101
Triples195
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019608
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Volapük

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related to Decline and absorption by Esperanto · 28
Volapük → Academy, Another, April, Auguste Kerckhoffs, Balta, Bopal, By, Derived, Dil, Edgar Raoul-Duval, Esperanto, However, Idiom Neutral, In, Kerckhoffs, Lourdelet, Nal Bino, Orba, Propagation, Schleyer
related to 20th century temporary revival · 23
Volapük → Arie, Cajal, De Jong, For, Germany, He, In, Jong, Jong's, Nazi, Netherlands, New Volapük, Original Volapük, Regarding, Santiago Ramón, Schleyer, Spanish, These, This, Tonics
related to history · 22
Volapük → Alfred, Andrew Drummond, André Cherpillod, As Schleyer, Catholic, Complete Grammar, Comprehensive Volapük Grammar, During, German, God, Handbook, He, However, Johann Martin Schleyer, Linderfelt, May, National, Post, Roman Catholic, Schleyer
related to Modern-day use and resurgence · 22
Volapük → American Philosophical Society, As, Austria, By March, Center, Documentation, Esperanto Wikipedia, In, In December, International Esperanto Museum, International Language, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Large Volapük, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Study, Switzerland, The, Vienna, Volapük Wikipedia
related to Linguistic features · 21
Volapük → Although, Conversely, English, Esperanto, European, Europeans, For, French, German, Grammatically, However, Interlingua, It, Italian, Russian, Schleyer, Schleyer's, Some, Spanish, The
related to Summaries · 11
Volapük → Chapter, Conlang Atlas, Encyclopædia Britannica, Henry, Language Structures, Novial An International Language, Otto Jespersen's, Sweet, Vol, Volapuk Archived, Wayback Machine
has treatment · 8
Volapük → Amazon, Andrew, Drummond, Edinburgh, Handbook, ISBN, Polygon, Reprinted
related to Handbooks, grammars and dictionaries · 7
Volapük → Cifal Brian Bishop, English, Esperanto, Ralph Midgley's, Sprague's Grammar, Volapuko, Volapük NulikVolapük
related to External links · 4
Volapük → Testament, The Volapük-language Wikipedia's, Volapük AcademyLinks, VolapükA Volapük
related to Pronouns · 4
Volapük → In, Prepositions, The, They

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language esperanto languages schleyer first grammar words german constructed used verb english many international formed vocabulary movement however small tense

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
VolapükCreated byJohann Martin Schleyer1.00infobox
VolapükDate1879–1880 (Classical Volapük), 1931 (Reformed Volapük)1.00infobox
VolapükGlottologvola12341.00infobox
VolapükIETFvo-rigik (original) vo-nulik (modern)1.00infobox
VolapükISO 639-1vo1.00infobox
VolapükISO 639-2vol1.00infobox
VolapükISO 639-3vol1.00infobox
VolapükPurposeInternational auxiliary languageVolapük1.00infobox
VolapükPurposeVolapük1.00infobox
VolapükRegulated byKadäm Volapüka1.00infobox
VolapükSetting and usageInternational: mostly in Europe1.00infobox
VolapükSourcesMostly influenced by Germanic languages, particularly English and German, with some influence from Romance languages and Russian1.00infobox
VolapükUsers(20 cited 2000)1.00infobox
VolapükWriting systemLatin1.00infobox

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