Assess the ability to design an original constructed language by producing a coherent, typologically informed description: specify the phonemic inventory and orthography; state morphological typology (e.g., isolating, agglutinative, fusional, polysynthetic); define syntactic word order and case/alignment system (nominative‑accusative, ergative‑absolutive, split systems, etc.); supply a core lexicon of approximately 200 entries; describe key semantic and pragmatic features (evidentiality, deixis, politeness distinctions, information‑structure effects, etc.); and provide a 150–200‑word naturalistic sample text with interlinear morpheme‑by‑morpheme gloss and concise grammatical commentary explaining major morphosyntactic patterns and any typologically notable features. Evaluation will emphasize internal consistency, typological plausibility, descriptive clarity, and lexical coverage.