a priori language meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Some authors, including Nicolas himself, consider it a purely a priori language.
2. Conversely, a priori languages are seen as being more neutral because there are so many languages and root words used in different languages may be completely different.
3. As a constructed language, it can be classified as a highly naturalistic a priori language : apart from loan words from European languages, the basic vocabulary and the grammar are unique.
4. A priori languages are constructed languages where the vocabulary is invented directly, rather than being derived from other existing languages ( as with Esperanto or Klingon are all " a priori " but not philosophical languages : they are meant to seem like natural languages, even though they have no genetic relation to any natural languages.
5. :I think that official language academies etc . very rarely attempt to impose " a prioristic " reforms of the type you mention ( i . e . motivated by abstract theoretical concerns of language efficiency or consistency etc . ), but much more often try to regulate such matters as which spoken dialect will be taken as the basis of the written literary standard, replacing percieved excessive loanwords from foreign languages with words formed from native vocabulary elements, details of spelling, details of punctuation, the nuances of the definitions of a relatively small number of words, etc . We have articles on philosophical language, a priori language etc . but I don't think there's much overlap between those topics and language academies . . . talk ) 15 : 58, 17 December 2008 ( UTC)