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ⲬϢ

Ⲭⲁⲣⲥⲩⲛ ϣⲁⲟⲧ

by Sergio Ferrón

Language of the kharsun people

82310
Proto-North Germanic

Proto-North Germanic

by Waffle

654542
ZA

zafio

by Sacco Porcodío

1383161
Mimini

Mimini

by Phil Leasure

The speakers of Mimini live on a luscious flowering shield-island suspended between Earth and Hell, where beauty, breath, and absurdity are part of the world’s defense. Their language developed as a soft-sounding but highly structured anti-infernal tongue: rich in labial sounds, nasal vowels, rhythmic repetition, and strange resonant phonetics that soothe the living and disturb demons. The people themselves are graceful, big-eyed, and deceptively gentle, with rounded features, stretchy skin, and childish comedy. They wear clothes in pale mint, cream, coral, and plum. Outsiders often mistake them for naïve islanders or childlike mystics but they are much much stronger.

881981
ZO

Zomlish

by Synthetic Seagull

Zomlish is a language spoken by zombies.

572521
GO

Goglish

by Illia Laktionov

0000
LM

Las̼āmʷ Mosayāsīgānīᶄ

by Gideon

A deliberate kitchen sink. Morphology is inspired primarily by Semitic, secondarily by Persian. Phonotactics inspired by the Canaanite languages and various Indo-European languages, especially Persian.

122921
ZH

Zhŕteħ

by Juno

The parent language of the Zhŕteħ language family

0800
Lindenniy

Lindenniy

by Lika B

502913
Sparrowlandian

Sparrowlandian

by Sparrow12

This is the basic sparrowlandian language, used in western parts of Sparrowland.

1142864
Kiya

Kiya

by Guðinn hann Jónsi

35801
OŠ

Old Šipsuk

by Dead Moron

Chinese-Slavic language

01100
NE

Neo-Hittite

by Ianis Pavel

0001
PR

Proto-Tengian

by Huh does things

24040
RA

Rainuq

by Griffin Maverick

ʀainuk

221910
VA

Vasso

by James Mathewson IV

Vasso is my first language that I've gotten far with.

03300
Aledi

Aledi

by Phil Leasure

Aledi (/aˈleːdi/) is a constructed language defined by its sharply patterned sound, pure alveolar consonant system, and strong front/open vowel quality. It uses semantic noun classes, regular suffixal morphology, class-based pronouns, a base-8 numeral system, and an unusual sun-oriented spatial logic rather than an ordinary left-right distinction. With its penultimate stress, compact syllable structure, and slightly absurd but highly controlled design, Aledi is intended to sound distinctive, elegant, and a little strange.

1812302
ˆ¯

ˆ ¯'˘¯'¯¯''¯¸¯¯¯¯'¯ (Liksi)

by UIII

Uhhh idk I'm too young to know ;D

10400
Askathal Language

Askathal Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Askathal (/ɘǀt͡ʃʼːʜɔːɺ/) is a highland language associated with the cold upland interior and distinguished by a compact but strongly marked phonological profile and a tightly structured grammar. It displays a predominantly (C)(C)V(C) syllable structure with regular penultimate stress, and has a mid-heavy vowel system /e ø ɘ ɵ ɤ o ɛ ɔ/ with phonemic length. Its consonant system is centred on the dental click /ǀ/, the nasal dental click /ŋ͡ǀ/, the voiceless epiglottal fricative /ʜ/, and the alveolar lateral flap /ɺ/, while ejective consonants /tʼ kʼ qʼ t͡sʼ t͡ʃʼ t͡ɬʼ/ are restricted to positions immediately adjacent to /ǀ/. Morphosyntactically, Askathal is mildly agglutinative and predominantly suffixing and cliticising, with head-final clause structure, postpositions, singulative and collective number marking rather than a simple plural opposition, ecological classifier contrasts in deixis, proximate-obviative third-person reference, and a TAM system organised around aspectual clitics.

3543101
NG

Ngulhaaza

by Cinerarius

The language of the Ngulhaaq people, and a lingua franca between the various cultures of their empire.

242800
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