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ŅO

ņoșiaqo

by FreeRandomScribbles

A personal conlang, ņșq blends ridged syntax with complex polysynthetic morphology to describe the natural world through a Direct-Inverse-Symmetrical lense.

01900
JA

Jaramese

by Roland Turza

language with high declension of nouns and high number of suffixes from politness,aspect suffixes to direction suffixes or meaning suffixes and with high intensity of compounding

0000
Lemdžœsi

Lemdžœsi

by Joseph Davis

The current speakers of Lemdžœsi consist of former researchers who studied mysterious artifacts but are possessed by ghosts of unknown origin.

1652888
Naucan
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Naucan

by Rubén Ortega

https://sites.google.com/view/naucan https://naucan.miraheze.org/

49802659
XØ

Xøjitde

by polecatter

The language of the peoples of Røj.

02500
AK

Akath

by Erick Fonseca

Akath is the language spoken by the Akath people in the world of Thassom. Akath features reasonably naturalistic properties, while also exhibiting some interesting unusual linguistic features - at least from the creator's point of view. It also contains unique lexical items related to the fantasy world where it is spoken.

12241
UP
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Unnamed project

by Johnny Billy bob Jones

Russian Type language

572622
LI

Ligy

by Shea

Easy to understand and learn

101010
AG

Agonian

by fueyes

Agonian is a fictional language spoken in most of the Kingdom of Agonia.

234340
tarukça

tarukça

by Efekuska

Turkish, Korean and Mongolian

704913
A'ana

A'ana

by Trick

The language spoken by the natives of Tara Ika: https://www.nationstates.net/nation=tara_ika, a nation in The Western Isles: https://www.nationstates.net/region=the_western_isles, a NationStates RP region.(Tara Ika lore is still heavily WIP; for earlier canon, refer to Tricklandia: https://www.nationstates.net/nation=tricklandia)

782544
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