[in haste, therefore in English, sorry]

How do you say 'Interlingua word' in Interlingua? Confer: French 
word, English word, Urdu word, Hindi word, etc. So what I need is 
an adjective corresponding to the noun 'interlingua'.

I think I have seen 'interlinguan' for this, but I doubt if that 
is correct, when looking at the grammar, § 139 :
==
-an 'pertaining to ...'; esp. 'native of ...' e.g. urbe 'town' > 
urban; Mohammed > mohammedan 'Mohammedan'; Africa > african 
'African';
new formations: Tolstoi > tolstoian 'Tolstoyan'; Asia > asian 
'Asian'
Note: Used with names of places and persons. In the case of place 
names not ending in -a or -o as also of all names of persons, the 
euphonic variant -ian is to be preferred; e.g. Zamenhof > 
zamenhofian 'Zamenhofian'; but also Canada > canadian. The 
corresponding noun form is -ano (-iano).
==

Interlingua is not a name of a place, nor a person! So how can 
the suffix -an be correct?

I've also seen 'interlingual', but that seems to refer to an 
interlingua, an intermediate language, in general, not to the 
specific Interlingua that is the IALA Interlingua?

Surely somebody must have already found a solution for this 
before me,  in all of those over sixty years?

(I need this while translating my page
http://rudhar.com/lingtics/intrlnga/gramiaan/index-en.htm into 
the Interlingua version
http://rudhar.com/lingtics/intrlnga/gramiaan/index-ia.htm .)
-- 
Ruud Harmsen, http://rudhar.com


--
Pro leger le archivos e pro modificar o cancellar le subscription:
http://listserv.icors.org/archives/interlng.html