Lugamun

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• Spanish: 13.9%
• English: 13.2%
• French: 12.8%
• Hindi/Urdu: 11.1%
• Arabic: 9.7%
• Mandarin Chinese: 7.7%
• Indonesian/Malay: 7.6%
• Russian: 7.5%
• Swahili: 7.4%
• Japanese: 7.0%
• Others: 2.3%

793 of 1294 entries directly derived from source languages.

• Spanish: 50.9%
• French: 48.5%
• English: 48.0%
• Hindi/Urdu: 33.8%
• Russian: 31.7%
• Arabic: 30.3%
• Indonesian/Malay: 29.9%
• Swahili: 27.4%
• Japanese: 25.2%
• Mandarin Chinese: 18.4%

For an explanation of how influences and related vocabulary are measured and why the latter can never be lower than the former, see the section “Influence distribution and similarity ratios” in this article.

• 599 Nouns
• 305 Adjectives
• 223 Verbs
• 68 Proper nouns
• 42 Adverbs
• 34 Numbers
• 33 Prepositions
• 23 Pronouns
• 18 Quantifiers
• 18 Suffixes
• 16 Conjunctions
• 14 Interjections
• 13 Prefixes
• 12 Particles
• 9 Selectors
• 8 Auxiliary verbs
• 8 Phrases
• 6 Prepositional phrases

1315 lemmas in total, 21 of which are synonyms of another lemma. 152 entries belong to more than one class.

• a: 14.55%
• i: 10.80%
• e: 9.02%
• n: 7.91%
• s: 7.22%
• r: 6.97%
• t: 5.28%
• o: 4.91%
• u: 4.32%
• m: 4.11%
• k: 3.97%
• l: 3.80%
• b: 2.82%
• d: 2.80%
• p: 1.78%
• g: 1.57%
• j: 1.30%
• w: 1.19%
• f: 1.17%
• h: 1.07%
• y: 0.98%
• c: 0.71%
• x: 0.71%
• ai: 0.50%
• au: 0.44%
• oi: 0.10%

Multi-word expressions are ignored.

Average length of root words: 4.68 letters.

Longest roots (10 letters): horisontal, papyamentu, Sakartwelo.

Roots with maximum number of relations in the source languages (10 or more): -istan, afegan, amen, Amerika, Andora, arabi, Argentina, Asturie, Balgaria, Belarus, Belgie, Bolibia, Brasil, Buda, Cile, Danmarke, Ekwador, Galisia, han, hindi, islam, Italya, jaket, Kanada, katalan, Katalunya, latin, Mormon, muslim, papyamentu, Paragwai, Serbia, Turkie, urdu.

(A word can have more relations than we have source languages if it’s derived from a language that is not normally among our sources, such as Italya ‘Italy’, derived from Italian.)