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Interesting. Eye is "oko" (same as in Polish), a man is Jan ("John"/"Ian" in Polish), a hand is "luka" ("ręka" or "renka" in Polish, "ruka" in Russian), a leg i

by V-2 11y ago

Interesting. Eye is "oko" (same as in Polish), a man is Jan ("John"/"Ian" in Polish), a hand is "luka" ("ręka" or "renka" in Polish, "ruka" in Russian), a leg is "noka" ("noga"), a mouth is "uta" ("usta") etc. But the creator isn't Polish or even Slavic, even though the interviewed language fan (?) Krzeminska is. Go figure

riffraff 11y ago
"oko" is also similar to words of romance origin (compare: "ojo" in spanish and "occhio" in italian). Anyway, the author of the language basically just got random words off of many languages, see http://archive.is/6lxwq http://archive.is/6lxwq