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Jaksee
by Mr. Blockz
Sitherlandic
by LeisureTea
Sitherlandic is an Algonquian language spoken by almost 5 million people, primarily on the archipelago nation of Sitherland along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
Makiso
by Sebastian Aspinwall
Lusitalo
by Khalil Montgomery
Lustitalo is a language made by using mixing Portuguese and Italian together
Nkamụọ
by I.D Anyanwu
based a of mix Igbo and yoruba
Thaudja
by Mr. Blockz
Language of the Thau people of the Thau Valley
Nordsch
by Burger
Nordsch is the language of Nordholm, it is a mix of Norwegian & English. It uses all English & Norwegian letters.
Konean
by Ian james Epili
I needed for fictionality
Tuan
by Mr. Blockz
Tuan is the language of the Tua river valley an vast valley that soon became an kingdom
Swuian
by Alonso Nevares
Enmon
by Okra Mortal
One Naming conlang, Naminglang or Naming language, as you prefer to name xd, of my sci-fi universe. Stil in wip.
Puolopa
by Joe
Word order: OSV. A restored language tied to religion. It used to be endangered and then died for 400 years. It was eventually revived by one man and his family after sailing and discovering a few sister islands, and moved there with his village's people.
Interstellar Standard
by Keeper of the Archives
Interstellar Standard is an ultra-lean auxiliary conlang built for cross-species communication across diverse galactic environments. Designed to eliminate cognitive overhead and translational ambiguity between vastly different biological minds and synthetic parsers, it relies on an isolating (C)V(N) structure, strict SVO syntax, and patientive lability to make multi-species coordination, telemetry reporting, and technical operations precise and error-resistant.
Jaineqess
by Mr. Blockz
Shur
by Mr. Blockz
High Kaela
by Mykhailo Petselia
Nuklian
by Enoch Campbell
dutche
by Masterjens-pro
Khirlotan
by Leavexify 19
Khirlotan comes from the sentence "Khirol at paura otan" or in english, "Language of the mountain people" the sentence simplify into a single word, that is now the name of the language. Khirlotan does originate from the people who lives in the mountains, they used to carve on stones and rocks because that is all they have surrounding them, and that's why most letters of the Khirlotan Alphabet is mostly straight lines, though still containing some curvy elements.
Linigos
by Bintang Satria
yeah this is still small.