Lexicon:Modern/Razoenra Spraecha

Razoenra Spraecha
Stage	Modern CLT
Pronunciation	/ɾa.ˈzɔɪn.ɾa ˈspɾaɪ.xa/
Part of speech	Noun phrase
Etymology	Razoenra (reason) + Spraecha (speech)
Related words	Spraecha, Razoenra, Achad

Razoenra Spraecha — the reasoned speech. The Academy’s formal designation for the Spraecha.

Notes

Used on title pages, in formal grammars, in the Academy’s published tables, and nowhere at all in ordinary life. It exists because a document of that kind wants a name for its subject, and the Spraecha did not have one. The construction asserts something the Academy believes and has argued at length: that the tongue’s clarity and logical order make it peculiarly suited to inquiry. Clearhold’s Registrars use the phrase in their own documents while declining to endorse the claim behind it.