Eberban is a logical
constructed
language aimed to satisfy the following goals :
- being simple: the Eberban grammar allows manipulating
predicates with particles in a way that is close to the higher-order
logic it translates into, while abstracting away the verbosity
of explicitly providing variables as arguments of predicates.
- being regular: valid sentences are syntactically
unambiguous. Most grammar rules rely on particles which are
organised into families, each starting with a unique prefix. Many
additional patterns are shared between particles and predicate words
to help with learning groups of related words.
- being expressive: the grammar and core vocabulary focus
on providing a simple framework, on top of which can be built
abstractions, complex concepts and tools. Since those are built into
Eberban itself, users can create their own tools and abstractions to
express entirely new concepts.
Eberban takes inspiration from Lojban
and other logical languages, but tries novel approaches to satisfy
the above goals.