Neutralia
pro amiki de Idiom Neutral

Welcome to this website about Idiom Neutral, an auxiliary language created by the International Academy of the Universal Language in the late 19th and early 20th century under the directorship of Waldemar Rosenberger, an engineer from Russia. 

Here you can:

• Learn about the history of Idiom Neutral.

• Access the archive to read the grammar and dictionary of the language (1902-1903), the Academy’s supplement to the dictionary (1906), historical letters written in Idiom Neutral (1904-1911) and select articles from Progres (1906-1908), the first journal written entirely in the language.

• Browse the library to find texts written and translated into Idiom Neutral. 

Current projects by Neutralia

• A recently created encyclopedia on Miraheze (neutral.miraheze.org), with a list of all current articles.

• The Diksionar Grand de Idiom Neutral — an ambitious project to (1) expand the dictionary with examples of (historical) usage and (2) include (new) words found in the 1906 supplement, the letters of Rosenberger, and the journal Progres. The aim is also to provide better and more accurate translations based on all three official dictionaries (English, German and Dutch).