Ana Toki is a constructed language that is completely based on the anarchist ideology. It embodies the principles of anarchism, aiming to promote ideas of decentralization, self-governance, and anti-authoritarianism. It is designed to be straightforward and accessible, reflecting values of simplicity and inclusivity.
Ana Toki is a language with a vocabulary of only about 150 words. This makes it easy to learn, even for people who are not familiar with other languages. The grammar is also very straightforward, and there are no exceptions to the rules.
Another important aspect of Ana Toki is its use of words reflecting the anarchist ideology. For example, the word for "government" is "ewon" which means "prison." This shows that anarchists believe that government is a form of oppression
Features
• The word for "Anarchy" is "anakija" from "ana" which means good, without hierarchies, "ki" which means socialization of the means of production and "ija" which means ideology
• The word for "me" is "eko" from "ego"
• The word for capitalist is "lapokapimanu" which translates to "production stealer" and landlord would be "telakapimanu" which translates to "land stealer"
• Every colour is based on an anarchist branch like "komu" (from "communism") means red and mutu (from mutualism) means orange
• The word for black is "sapo" and cat is "tapi" as a reference to the mascot of the IWW Sabo Tabby
• The word for woman is "ijin", life is "ijan" and freedom is "asati" from the Democratic Confederalist motto "Jin Jiyan Azadî"
• I also added new words like "sipuki", (from "spooky") meaning Max Stirner's spooks, "panki" meaning "punk" and many other more.