Zamenhof

/ (Polish ˈzamɛnxɔf) /

noun

Lazarus Ludwig (laˈzarus ˈludvik). 1859–1917, Polish oculist; invented Esperanto

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Esperanto fell well short of Zamenhof's goal of a universal second language, but it was not a complete failure.
Do You Speak Klingon? | Stephen Brown | June 14, 2009 | THE DAILY BEAST
La Revuo (which enjoys the constant collaboration of Dr. Zamenhof).
International Language | Walter J. Clark
But at the first congress Zamenhof announced that he had given up even this control, and Esperanto is now a free language.
International Language | Walter J. Clark
As an example Dr. Zamenhof gives the following sentence: "Mi ne sci'as kie mi las'is la baston'o'n: Ĉu vi ĝi'n ne vid'is?"
International Language | Walter J. Clark
The exercises are taken chiefly from the "Ekzercaro" of Dr. Zamenhof.
The Esperanto Teacher | Helen Fryer

On leaving the university, Dr. Zamenhof commenced his medical practice, and began to consider the publication of his language.
The International Auxiliary Language Esperanto | George Cox

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