Definition of Volapük in English:

Volapük

noun ˈvɒləˌp(j)uːkˈvälə-

mass noun

An artificial language devised in 1879 for universal use by a German cleric, Johann M. Schleyer, and based on extremely modified forms of words from English and Romance languages, with complex inflections.
沃拉卜克语（1879年由德国传教士约翰·M·施莱耶尔发明的一种人造世界语）
Example sentencesExamples
- Schleyer refused to recognise the authority of the Academy and within a few years the Volapük movement had collapsed.
- Because Volapük was forgotten, it unites us in a way that a real international language never could.
- The words in Volapük are formed from the simplest roots; and may be built into compound forms by prefixes and suffixes which have a constant value.
- A description of the language was published in 1880, and hundreds of Volapük societies soon grew up.
- Currently Volapük is cultivated for fun by some enthusiasts, mostly esperantists.
- Note also that these all describe the original version of Volapük, and don't include any modifications done later.
- To help us understand the mechanisms through which new codes originate, grow and thrive, he examines the history of two natural languages that developed through an open source mechanism: Volapük and Esperanto.

Origin

From vol representing English world + -a- (as a connective) + pük representing English speak or speech.

Definition of Volapük in US English:

Volapük

nounˈvälə-

An artificial language devised in 1879 and proposed for international use by a German cleric, Johann M. Schleyer, and based on extremely modified forms of words from English and Romance languages.
沃拉卜克语（1879年由德国传教士约翰·M·施莱耶尔发明的一种人造世界语）
Example sentencesExamples
- Because Volapük was forgotten, it unites us in a way that a real international language never could.
- Currently Volapük is cultivated for fun by some enthusiasts, mostly esperantists.
- To help us understand the mechanisms through which new codes originate, grow and thrive, he examines the history of two natural languages that developed through an open source mechanism: Volapük and Esperanto.
- The words in Volapük are formed from the simplest roots; and may be built into compound forms by prefixes and suffixes which have a constant value.
- Schleyer refused to recognise the authority of the Academy and within a few years the Volapük movement had collapsed.
- Note also that these all describe the original version of Volapük, and don't include any modifications done later.
- A description of the language was published in 1880, and hundreds of Volapük societies soon grew up.

Origin

From vol representing English world + -a- (as a connective) + pük representing English speak or speech.

单词	Volapük
释义	Definition of Volapük in English: Volapük noun ˈvɒləˌp(j)uːkˈvälə- mass noun An artificial language devised in 1879 for universal use by a German cleric, Johann M. Schleyer, and based on extremely modified forms of words from English and Romance languages, with complex inflections. 沃拉卜克语（1879年由德国传教士约翰·M·施莱耶尔发明的一种人造世界语） Example sentencesExamples Schleyer refused to recognise the authority of the Academy and within a few years the Volapük movement had collapsed. Because Volapük was forgotten, it unites us in a way that a real international language never could. The words in Volapük are formed from the simplest roots; and may be built into compound forms by prefixes and suffixes which have a constant value. A description of the language was published in 1880, and hundreds of Volapük societies soon grew up. Currently Volapük is cultivated for fun by some enthusiasts, mostly esperantists. Note also that these all describe the original version of Volapük, and don't include any modifications done later. To help us understand the mechanisms through which new codes originate, grow and thrive, he examines the history of two natural languages that developed through an open source mechanism: Volapük and Esperanto. Origin From vol representing English world + -a- (as a connective) + pük representing English speak or speech. Definition of Volapük in US English: Volapük nounˈvälə- An artificial language devised in 1879 and proposed for international use by a German cleric, Johann M. Schleyer, and based on extremely modified forms of words from English and Romance languages. 沃拉卜克语（1879年由德国传教士约翰·M·施莱耶尔发明的一种人造世界语） Example sentencesExamples Because Volapük was forgotten, it unites us in a way that a real international language never could. Currently Volapük is cultivated for fun by some enthusiasts, mostly esperantists. To help us understand the mechanisms through which new codes originate, grow and thrive, he examines the history of two natural languages that developed through an open source mechanism: Volapük and Esperanto. The words in Volapük are formed from the simplest roots; and may be built into compound forms by prefixes and suffixes which have a constant value. Schleyer refused to recognise the authority of the Academy and within a few years the Volapük movement had collapsed. Note also that these all describe the original version of Volapük, and don't include any modifications done later. A description of the language was published in 1880, and hundreds of Volapük societies soon grew up. Origin From vol representing English world + -a- (as a connective) + pük representing English speak or speech.
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