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I feel less and less comfortable with the incoherence of natural languages, so I'm looking for a constructed language that suits me.

  1. semantically close words must share a common affix (not like biology and mathematics in English which are sciences but do not have the same suffix),
  2. vocabulary must be finite and relatively small (a few hundred or thousand words would be fine) with no synonyms,
  3. grammar must be fully regular.
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  • 2 and 3 — toki pona. 1 and 3 — esperanto. – Victor VosMottor Jul 27 at 13:08
  • Well, in Esperanto biology is biologio but mathematics is matematiko – user966 Jul 27 at 13:10
  • I don't know Esperanto and frankly I don't like it. I prefer artlangs but not only a priori but a posteriori as well. So it was just a guess ;) – Victor VosMottor Jul 27 at 13:13
  • No worries. I don't think math is considered a science anyway. – elemtilas Jul 27 at 20:19
  • It is considered as a formal science, that is not the topic anyway. – user966 Jul 27 at 20:27

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