This website presents the grammar of New Ithkuil, a design for a constructed human-usable language. The language uses a matrix of grammatical concepts intended to express deeper levels of human cognition more overtly, logically, and precisely than natural languages.

All Ithkuil formatives, whether functioning as nouns or verbs, inflect for nine Configurations, four Affiliations, four Perspectives, six Extensions, two Essences, four Contexts, and two Designations, and can take any of approximately 1800 optional suffixes. These morphological categories are explained in the sections which follow.

The Ithkuil script is a morpho-phonemic script, i.e., the individual characters do not simply convey phonetic (i.e., phonological) information, but also convey grammatical (i.e., morphological) information.

Ithkuil evolved over 45 years as a linguistic experiment beyond Western Indo-European languages in response to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and Charles J. Fillmore’s case grammar into "a complex, intricate array of interwoven grammatical concepts" with "ideas inspired by countless hours studying texts in theoretical linguistics, cognitive ...

Each example comprises an Ithkuil word, phrase, or sentence written in native Ithkuil script, accompanied by a Romanized transliteration, an English translation (sometimes divided into a “natural” versus literal translation), and a morphological analysis.

This website presents a comprehensive grammar of a constructed human language, Ithkuil. The original version of the language was posted to the Internet in January 2004. A variation on the language called Ilaksh, designed for easier pronunciation was posted in June 2007.

There are nine valences in New Ithkuil: the MONOACTIVE, PARALLEL, COROLLARY, RECIPROCAL, COMPLEMENTARY, DUPLICATIVE, DEMONSTRATIVE, CONTINGENT, and PARTICIPATIVE. Valence is shown by the vocalic VN affix in forma몭 ve Slot VIII.

This document discusses case morphology in the hypothetical language Ithkuil. It begins by explaining that Ithkuil uses case morphology for both nouns and verbs, unlike other languages. There are 96 cases in Ithkuil, comprising 72 main cases and 24 comparison cases.

Yuorb is a website that provides a multilingual S·T·I (Signification, Translation, Interpretation) service of the New Ithkuil grammar. The website also includes a number of other resources for learning New Ithkuil, such as a dictionary and a grammar guide.

These webpages present the grammar of Ithkuil, a design for a constructed human-usable language. The language uses a matrix of grammatical concepts intended to express deeper levels of human cognition more overtly, logically, and precisely than natural languages.