Orin at a glance

Orin is an auxiliary-style language, it uses Hebrew script with obligatory vowel marking, phonology tuned for learners without Israeli‑Hebrew phonemic habits, and morphology reduced to a predictable skeleton. The aim is one obvious surface form per intended meaning, strict SVO order, and no grammatical gender.

• Name: אוֹרִין — gloss ‘clarity / light’.

• Writing: Hebrew letters + full niqqud on every content word; no omitted vowels.

• Syntax: SVO only; modifiers typically precede heads unless marked otherwise in lexicon.

• Morphology: plural −im on all count nouns; verbs do not conjugate for person or number.