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{{Infobox language
| name=Hwnic
| nativename=isloxvn
| familycolor=Language isolate
| image=
| pronunciation=ɨ́sɫø̠xʋń̩
| creator=User:SN2rname
| created=2024
}}

''This article uses U+2011 non-breaking hyphen <code>‑</code>.''

'''Hwnic''' is an ''a priori'' semi-naturalistic agglutinative language. It attempts to broadly delineate what a future natural language might look like. ''Hwnic'' is an exonym and is pronounced like WHUH-nyk.

Hwnic is a pitch-accent language. Connected speech is subject to a set of more complex rules involving use of non-modal phonation.

Hwnic is written in the Latin alphabet. It can be written with no punctuations other than spaces, where particles and capitalization are employed to denote quotation, change of topic, intonation, and so on; however, an English-like pattern of punctuation is also possible.

The grammar of Hwnic is quite complex. Nouns are not declined, but may take affixes that denote number, negation, state, or property. Verbs are conjugated to person, number, and sometimes mood; an auxiliary verb can show tense, aspect, and animacy/volition.