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Standard Tarquitian
by nyqnyq
Standard Tarquitian, oftentimes shortened to just Tarquitian, is the standardized version of the Tarquitian language. It is spoken by the Tarquitian ethnic group, an ethnolinguistic group native to the islands of Corsica and Sardinia. Standard Tarquitian serves as the national language of the Republic of Tarquitia, a country in the Mediterranean Sea.

Amali
by RaenyDay
Language of the Amali people

Moopi
by RaenyDay
The language of the Moopi people
Rumurc
by Caden Ordway
first resource over the endangered rumuric
Ibelfal
by Sterling
Not sure about the name, I’m doing it just for fun
horonga
by Jared Steven Arias Rodríguez
Yazyk Gostepriimstva
by Darlyns M.
placeholder name teehee
by Calvin Bucher
no official name yet
Huānyíng de Yǔyán
by Darlyns M.
Cureanoa
by Darlyns M.
Chuvash
by Vladimir Chertorogov
The language of the Chuvash people in the Republic of Chuvashia (Russia)
Sakha
by Vladimir Chertorogov
The language of the Republic of Yakutia (Sakha, Russia)
Monaafah
by Mr. Blockz
Monaafah is the language of the Moni people which live in the country of Monigajakistekn(land of the Moni People) and is located somewhere between china and Russia and was once forced to be annexed into the USSR before their native people fought back.
Lehmän Kieli
by Darlyns M.
Craphia
by Darlyns M.
Concavan
by Darlyns M.
Yëra
by Ryan
Hadinian
by SWiggle
Hadinia is the most spoken extant Stellafilian language in the world, with over 60 million L1+L2 speakers as of 2023. It is the official language of the Republic of Hadinia.

Ohka
by Baifogan
Experimental
Intercommunal
by Vladimir Chertorogov