Ido
Speech parts
1. Ido - Noun
2. Ido - Proper noun
Meaning
an artificial language that is a revision and simplification of Esperanto
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Examples
Adavane! is a magazine produced by the Spanish Ido Society every two months that has a range of topics, as well as a few dozen pages of work translated from other languages.
By contrast, Interlingua (1951) has greatly surpassed Ido in terms of popularity.
Akerman also recently starred in the upcoming independent film, THE TICKET, opposite Dan Stevens and directed by Ido Fluk.
For example, Ido does not derive the word for “waitress” by adding a feminine suffix to “waiter”, as Esperanto does.
As in Ido, inflections marking gender are optional, but some gender-specific nouns such as femina, "woman", happen to end in -a or -o.
A month later, Couturat accidentally put Jespersen in copy of a letter in which he acknowledged that Beaufront was the author of the Ido project.