10.5281/zenodo.22115483
Reza, N. (2026). LUXVAR: A Constructed Language with Distinctive Morphemic Structure and AI-Recoverable Morpheme Families (Version v2.2). Zenodo.
LUXVAR: A Constructed Language with Distinctive Morphemic Structure and AI-Recoverable Morpheme Families
Historical title wording retained for citation continuity; current VARZIN interpretation does not treat independent semantic-axis recovery as established.
Evidence boundary
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What this record documents.
LUXVAR is a constructed symbolic language developed inside the VARZIN research framework. The v2.2 record reports computational tests of morphology, phonotactics, clustering, and semantic-structure hypotheses. The deposited description reports non-random morphological structure, a distinctive phonotactic fingerprint, convergence of language models on morpheme-family organization, and no reliable recovery of the designed semantic axes from word forms alone. The current project interpretation therefore treats the strongest supported signal as morphemic rather than semantic-axis recovery.
Research question
Which parts of LUXVAR’s designed structure are recoverable computationally, and do those recoverable regularities extend from morphology and clustering to the intended semantic axes?
This question is interpreted within the documented model, dataset, implementation, and evaluation procedure; it is not generalized beyond that evidence.
Canonical record metadata.
Repository metadata, checked against Zenodo.
Reza, Nirouyar
Normalized VARZIN researcher identity: Reza Nirouyar · ORCID 0009-0000-4690-6842.
2026-08-26
Version v2.2 · Preprint · open access.
CC BY 4.0
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Zenodo metadata identifies this item as an open-access preprint published on 2026-08-26 under CC BY 4.0.
What this record adds to the research trail.
The record provides a clear separation between designed structure, computationally detectable morpheme-family organization, and the stronger semantic claim that the intended axes are independently recoverable. The latter is not treated as established.
Version v2.2 is the current public LUXVAR record listed by VARZIN. The historical title wording is retained for citation continuity even where later interpretation is more conservative.
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Historical title wording retained for citation continuity; current VARZIN interpretation does not treat independent semantic-axis recovery as established.
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