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.
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. 6. An interlingua system of claim 5 , wherein said second level syntactic classification code for the two-argument dynamic clause of said prototypical dynamic clause further comprises codes for operation clause, social clause, communication clause, activity clause, sense clause, mental clause, and psyche clause, where: a. said operation clause, social clause, communication clause, and activity clause have said forward feature and said sense clause, mental clause, and psyche clause have said backward feature, b. prototypically, for their respective prototypical S argument: 1. said social clause, mental clause, and psyche clause take human noun, 2. said operation clause and sense clause take human noun and sometimes take animal noun, and 3. said communication clause and activity clause take human noun and noun of object with human participation, and c. prototypically, for their respective prototypical O argument: 1. said operation clause takes concrete noun, 2. said social clause takes human noun, 3. said communication clause takes event noun, with human noun and noun of object with human participation as prototypical dative argument, 4. said activity clause and mental clause take abstract noun, and 5. said sense clause and psyche clause take general noun.