volapuk

/ˈvɑləpʊk/
noun
  1. An artificial international language created in the late 19th century, now mostly of historical interest.
    • Linguists sometimes study Volapuk to understand early attempts at creating a universal language.
    • Although Volapuk had many followers in the 1880s, it was eventually overshadowed by Esperanto.
    • Volapuk was one of the first constructed languages designed for global communication.
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