Abstract
A metalanguage of normal forms of knowledge and its text and graphic descriptions are presented. Numerous linguistic examples including the syntax of a subset of simple English sentences and a metalanguage of Extended Backus---Naur Form are formally described in text and graphic forms. The conclusion is made that the metalanguage presented can be compared favorably with human capabilities of knowledge representation and use.
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