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by helloworldcon

voneian

by FJT

Ancient Minatian

by William Harold

Ancient Minatian is the language spoken by the First Empire of the Sun. It was spoken throughout the Minatian Desert as the main language as well as a Lingua Franca throughout the Western Continent. It was spoken until the Great Split of 1000 BES.

Tamuni

by Joshua Doms

Tamuni is the universal language of the world of Tamun

Doghan

by Marieeee

Doghan is an Austronesian language situated in Indonesia, representing a unique language family. It is characterized by its distinct linguistic features and cultural associations within the Indonesian archipelago.

Tēsu-Arar Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Tēsu-Arar (/teːsu aɹaɹ/) is a Tesian language of the Durimic, or Northern Navari, branch, spoken across the Haraz Basin and much of the central Deresmar plains, with Duric Tēsu-Arar constituting the best-described standard and deriving historically from the classical register. It displays a predominantly (C)V(C) syllable structure and regular penultimate stress, with productive epenthesis, typically [ə], in cluster repair and phonotactic smoothing. Its consonant inventory is distinguished by a stable retroflex series /ʈ ɖ ʂ ʐ ɳ/ and a strong fricative set including /x ɣ/, while the vowel system of the standard language is commonly analysed as /i y e ɛ a ɨ o u/. Although ordinarily treated as nontonal, the language preserves limited high-low pitch alternation in formal recitation. Morphosyntactically, Tēsu-Arar is moderately agglutinative and predominantly suffixing, with basic SOV order, ergative-absolutive alignment on nominals, absolutive-indexing verbal agreement, six productive cas

Jomohian

by Spencer Emerald

Jomohian is a language that dates back to 2023. The inspirations were Japanese and Arabic. In Chinese, the language would be known as ‘Shānrìyǔ’; in Japanese, it’s called ‘Yamahigo’; in Arabic it is known as ‘Lughat al-Yumukiyya’; its neighbor, Iskovia, calls it ‘Dzyam’ko’ Enough of that.

Tun'o'viv

by Devb

Tun'o'viv' exists because misunderstandings suck and most languages either sound beautiful but confuse everyone, or work efficiently but sound like a tax form. This is an attempt to do both - accessible across language backgrounds, flexible enough to bend without breaking, specific enough that even your insults land exactly where you aim them. Sound symbolism matters. Angry words sound harsh. Gentle concepts flow soft. If a word feels wrong for what it means, it's the wrong word. The rules exist to prevent chaos, not enforce purity. If meaning gets through, you're doing it right. This was built in collaboration - the systematic linguistic analysis came from Claude, the human intuition about what sounds right and what meaning needs to exist came from me, final decisions are always mine. Between machine precision and human mess, something functional emerged.

Scirian

by skduk

A minority East Germanic language spoken in Ukraine and Moldova

Phoenixian

by phoenix irwin

Phoenixian is one of the languages spoken in Phoenixia, alongside english, german.

Remiǎ

by Yuri Matsumoto

A Germanic, Hungarian, and Japanese based language

Aranityle

by Raxtus

Aranityle is the official language of Arania, but it originally developed in the Oůral region, emerging from local dialects.

Pazceni

by Rinu Tinu

aw god idk what this is lol

Baltwiks

by Ngdawa

Baltwiks is a Baltic language spoken by the Baltwiks tribe in the Baltic forest. Their language is from the Proto-Baltic family, with loans from Livonian.

Nalibo

by Javion Thomas

Taltal taxem

by Izzy_knows

Taltal taxem is a language I started working on about 2,5 years ago. It is an agglutanative, S-V-O language with pro-drop. I some times post about my conlang on Reddit (https://www.reddit.com/user/Izzy_knows/submitted/) .

Ħa-foun tsjar lamiaka

by NyroktLax

Proto-Puñongo

by Alex

A proto-lang that evolves into two very similar daughter languages. It's very bare bones.

kortess

by David

kortess is a conlang which was intended for me to use. It originates from an old conlang of mine, 'kortiss.'

Kalavan Baoran

by Synthetic Seagull

Kalava Baoran (AKA Pakalava Pa'ero, 'Hill Language') is a Western Nwakwan language spoken in the Baoran Matriarchy and the Pomi Kingdom. It is the main language spoken by the lower classes of southern Baora, with at least 8.7 million home language speakers, and serves as a trade lingua franca throughout Nwakwa. It is a part of the Pomic branch of the Western Nwakwan language family and is thus related to languages like Southern and Northern Pomi, and 'Awa Baoran. It also serves as a major lexifier for the Mwapmina and Delta Creole languages.