In linal, there is no such restriction as "this word does not exist", since words can be formed from radicals and affixes.

Although English is a lot more flexible than French, some ideas are not easy to express.

For example, what do you call someone whose job is to sell bread? A baker. The simplified Linal equivalent would be "bread-seller" or "bread-er".

What English adjective means "that can be stolen"? Certainly not "stole-able". What a shame, isn't it?

Linal allows you to create all sorts of words in a logical and easy way, using affixes, each idea being conveyed by only one affix.