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Zitvas

Lang
zitvas
parzys
pry
kalda
prawas
kolu
zys

zitvas, zit-vas, vas related to time? “meanwhile”? “in-meanwhile”

• marvas, when?
• manta, where?
• mar? what

• nom a, e, y, i, u, os, as, es, ys, es, is?
• acc a > o, e,y,i > y, os > o
• dat -am, -om
• gen os > a, is > in, a > an
• loc inst -si, -s, -is

plural

s m t

Lalanco

Lang	English	Etym
aina	mother	*ahiin
tainu	father	*taben > *tahen
mitta	daughter	*minit
natu	son	*nat
okehu	foreign, stranger	*ɑkaidu
taunu	brother	*tawan
tyani	sister	*tayan
parun	moon	*par
kilehu	sun	*kiiledu

	Nominative	Oblique	Possessive
1st singular	ara	ara, ari	-r
2nd singular	ti	ti, tiho	-t
3rd singular	an, pi	aho, peho	-an, -p
1st plural	ke	ke, kiho	-k
2nd plural	ma	mahi	-am
3rd plural	on	ohi	-on

Lang	English
lam-	to love
neri-	to shine
sit-	to see
pap-	to walk

ara laman ara i mitta

Elvishly Greek

áia i kóri

Conlang	Meaning	Greek
áia	holy	ἁγία
i	the	ἡ
kóri	girl	κόρη

Mapuθuŋgu

What if Mapuzugun were a germanic language? Ridiculous, yes, but funny for some words. Sample:

Mapuzugun	IPA	English	Germanic origin
zugun	θuŋun	voice, language	*tungǭ > *θuŋgu
mapu	mapu	earth	*makʷos > *mapos (Celtic) > *mapu
che	t͡ʃe	people	*þeudō > *tjóð > *t͡ʃew

Teodiskō

An attempt at a kind of romanized? Greekized germlang? Sample:

teodō, teodiskō, tungõ teodiskō

people, of the people, language of the people

Eka teodiskas em.

I am of the people.

Atlantean

A hypothetical language that could have been used in Atlantis as described by Plato.

Sample:

alkariskaya humen thuop

The king has the orichalcos

Test

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	arnos	arnol
Accusative	arnom	arnolem
Dative	arnos	arnoles
Genitive	arnis	arnolis
Ablative	arnor	arnolor
Locative	arnor	arnoran

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	usko	uskol
Accusative	uskom	uskolem
Dative	uskos	uskoles
Genitive	uskis	uskolis
Ablative	uskor	uskolor
Locative	uskor	uskoran

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	nauva	nauval
Accusative	nauvam	nauvalem
Dative	nauvos	nauvales
Genitive	nauvis	nauvalis
Ablative	nauvor	nauvalor
Locative	nauvar	nauvaran

Verb test

Possitive singular plural first second third first second third indicative present emak emi ema emaki emi emi past [[em{{{epe}}}]] emish future [[{{{fut}}}emak]] [[{{{fut}}}emi]] [[{{{fut}}}ema]] [[{{{fut}}}emaki]] [[{{{fut}}}emi]] [[{{{fut}}}emi]] imperative "formal" emi imperative "informal" emas infinitive emat past participle emay Negative singular plural first second third first second third indicative present vos emok vos emi vos emo vos emoki vos emi vos emi past vos emo vos emosh future vos [[{{{futneg}}}emok]] vos [[{{{futneg}}}emi]] vos [[{{{futneg}}}emo]] vos [[{{{futneg}}}emoki]] vos [[{{{futneg}}}emi]] vos [[{{{futneg}}}emi]] imperative "formal" vos emo imperative "informal" vos emos infinitive - past participle -

Possitive		singular			plural
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present	Template:Rootak	Template:Rooti	Template:Roota	Template:Rootaki	Template:Rooti	Template:Rooti
	past
	future
conditional
imperative
verbal noun
past participle

Pl test

Some plurals include a semantic distinction and can only be used with nouns of a class.

Plural	Form	IPA
inanimate concrete	-tu	[tu]
inanimate abstract	-neh	[neʰ]
animate	-tla	[tɬa]

Some plurals can be used with either.

Plural	Form	IPA	Meaning
completive	-tash	[taʂ]	All X
multative	-nech	[net͡ʃ]	A lot of X

Sayelak

A supposed descendant of a proposed sister language to PIE.

Sample:

puHtus, sayel, mateš

father, star, mother

Tingwa

A theoretical descendant of PIE made to resemble Quenya.

Sample:

aina, atya, tir, quattya, pinque, saxa, sapsë, ohta, nauna, tencë.

one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.