conlangs1-9  Exercise 2: Grammar Types
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  Language    Type            Order  Evidence
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  Esperanto   Agglutinative   SVO    Separate endings: -j plural, -n object
  Klingon     Agglutinative   OVS    Chains of suffixes, each with one job
  Toki Pona   Isolating       SVO    No endings; particles li and e do the work
  Meren       Agglutinative   SOV    Separate suffixes: -ra, -n, -sa, -ko

Closest in design: Esperanto and Meren, which are both agglutinative with
simple, regular suffixes (-j / -ra for plural, -n for the object). They
differ in word order (SVO against SOV).

Klingon is also agglutinative, but its OVS order sets it apart from the other
three.