What was Peano's auxiliary language called?
Latino sine flexione
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Answer
Latino sine flexione, meaning "Latin without inflection," was the auxiliary language created by Italian mathematician and logician Giuseppe Peano. It was designed to be a simplified version of Latin, with a reduced grammar and vocabulary, making it easier to learn and use for international communication.
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