Univarten

Univarten is a ideographic constructed language, which contains thousands of symbols. Univarten also can be used with native language.
== History ==
Univarten was formed in World War III by Hendrik Vaulgen, to ensure communication between the many nations in the defending side.
== Examples ==
 
The sentence above means “should I start the cannon?” The sentence shows many features of Univarten:
* The first glyph which means “should I?”, is formed using the glyph for person (), the character for 1 (|) and the character for question (?). Using the character for 2 (||) will change the glyph to “should you?”; adding the plural indicator a line in the top, will create “Should we”.
* The second glyph “start” is a logograph showing a lever in it’s up state. Making it in it’s down state will change the glyph to “stop”.
* The last glyph is a combination of machine, which is also a combination of circle and wheel () and the glyph for explosion, which acts as the modifier.
The sentence above means “Regiment 1 is attacking.” Lets break it down.
* The first glyph is Regiment 1. It can be broken down to regiment () and one (|). The glyph for regiment can be broken down to army ().
* The next glyph is “is”. The glyph is similar to right (). The only difference is the line at the bottom
* The last glyph is “attacking”. Normally if there is a glyph associated with the verb, it will be sideways. So the glyph of weapon () will be flipped. Attacked () is a weapon with blood, but will attack is a clean weapon ().