realshyguy — Conlanger Profile

Gyzemachi

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Shiikaese

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Shiikaese (native name: Shiika imbü, meaning “Knight Language”) is a language belonging to the Yurav language family. It is a daughter language of Proto-Yurav and is associated with a traditional logographic writing system shared within the broader Yurav cultural and linguistic sphere. Shiikaese has a relatively varied consonant inventory and a vowel system organized into two classes. Its phonology includes several postalveolar and affricate consonants, alongside a distinction between short and long vowels. Vowel harmony operates within roots, although its application across suffixes is irregular. Shiikaese has a VOS and a mainly (C)(L)V structure and has plenty of monosyllabic and short words.

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Modern Qevrarian

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Old Qevran

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Kijavian

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Kwali

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Bageo

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Bageo is a Llulic language (along with other languages like Jinga and Khopnalski) spoken by 96,000,000 people. Bageo has a VOS word order and a light (C)(C)((V) word order. Bageo is spoken primarily in the South Western Naki. The language is spoken most in it's founding country, Baghda. The language descends from Proto (Ancient) Naki. (who then descends from PNO.)

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Kwardese

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Kadaver

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Kadavish is an Euristic language spoken by a little less than 40,000,000 people in the Central Naki area. Kadavish has a light (C)(C)(C)(V)(C)(C) structure and a VOS or OSV word order. Kadavish has a light consonant inventory and a large vowel inventory, with front, near front, central, near back, and back vowels, and each vowel also has a long form.

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Gweson

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Jinga

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Moixsaurian

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The Moixsaurian (nasejōm) Language is a conlang inspired by various South Asian languages like (Arabic, and Hindi) and Uralic languages (like Finnish, and Hungarian). The language is written Right to Left and is an abjad functional similar to Arabic. The letter Yli or ilyǝ can also be used at the beginning of words as a silent letter to allow short vowels to start a word.

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