3. An interlingua system of claim 2 , wherein: a. said classification code for said concrete noun comprises taxonomy code denoting concrete whole object and meronomy code denoting concrete part object, b. said classification code for said intrinsic adjective and said attached adjective comprises a triad code of object-property-adjective, and c. said shared classification code for said prototypical verb and said prototypical clause comprising said prototypical verb comprises a three-level code, where: 1. the first-level code of said three-level code is based on the fundamental prototypical clause classification of property and state clause, relation clause, and dynamic clause, 2. the second-level code of said three-level code is based on syntactic classification, and 3. the third-level code of said three-level code is based on semantic classification.
3. An interlingua system of claim 2 , wherein: a. said classification code for said concrete noun comprises taxonomy code denoting concrete whole object and meronomy code denoting concrete part object, b. said classification code for said intrinsic adjective and said attached adjective comprises a triad code of object-property-adjective, and c. said shared classification code for said prototypical verb and said prototypical clause comprising said prototypical verb comprises a three-level code, where: 1. the first-level code of said three-level code is based on the fundamental prototypical clause classification of property and state clause, relation clause, and dynamic clause, 2. the second-level code of said three-level code is based on syntactic classification, and 3. the third-level code of said three-level code is based on semantic classification. 5. An interlingua system of claim 3 , wherein said second level syntactic classification code for the two-argument dynamic clause of said prototypical dynamic clause comprises feature codes including features of {forward, backward}, {bare, packed}, and {action, cause-effect}, and wherein the two prototypical arguments of said prototypical two-argument dynamic clause are labeled as S and O respectively, where said S argument is agentive and said two arguments, together with the comprising verb V of said clause, correspond to the {V,S,O} typing of natural languages.