SUBIT‑Lingua is a minimal, fully regular artificial language built on the structural principles of SUBIT‑RFC.
Its purpose is to provide a universal, compact, and formally precise interface for describing subjects, processes, and structural relations.
SUBIT‑Lingua is not a naturalistic conlang.
It is a structural language, where every phoneme, syllable, and word directly corresponds to coordinates in the SUBIT system.
SUBIT‑Lingua is built from a deliberately small and highly distinct phonological set:
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3 consonants — representing the three SUBIT axes
- K → WHO (agent / subject)
- T → WHERE (space / structure)
- M → WHEN (time / phase)
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4 vowels — representing the four SUBIT bigrams
- A = 00
- E = 01
- O = 10
- U = 11
This yields 12 base syllables (KA, KE, KO, KU, TA, …, MU), forming the phonological crystal of the language.
SUBIT‑Lingua uses a fully regular, layered morphology:
- 12 base roots
- 48 doubled roots (KA‑KA, KA‑KE, …)
- 64 structured trisyllabic forms (full SUBIT cube)
- 200+ core lexicon entries
- scalable to 512, 2048, and beyond
Every word is structurally interpretable and directly maps to SUBIT coordinates.
The language uses a minimal, compositional syntax:
- [WHO] [WHERE] [WHEN] as the canonical clause pattern
- modifiers formed through doubling or trisyllabic structures
- no irregularities, exceptions, or idioms
SUBIT‑Lingua is designed for clarity, precision, and machine‑readability.
/spec
00-overview.md
01-phonology.md
02-morphology.md
03-lexicon-core.md
04-syntax-minimal.md
05-semantics.md
/lexicon
lexicon-200.md
lexicon-512.md
lexicon-2048-roadmap.md
/examples
phrases.md
texts.md
translations.md
/tools
generator-rules.md
parser-design.md
api-schema.md
/docs
glossary.md
design-principles.md
mapping-to-subit-rfc.md
SUBIT‑Lingua is the official linguistic implementation of the SUBIT structural protocol.
It provides a phonological, morphological, and semantic layer on top of the SUBIT‑64 architecture.
SUBIT‑RFC repository:
https://github.com/sciganec/subit-rfc
Current version: v0.1.0 — SUBIT‑Lingua Core
Includes phonology, morphology, and the initial 200‑word lexicon.
MIT
Contributions are welcome.
Future work includes:
- expanding the lexicon
- building parsers and generators
- creating teaching materials
- developing SUBIT‑Lingua agents and interfaces