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Paleolithic Codes:

• Pangaean (Fusional oligosynthetic language marked by codes)
• Diluvian (Agglutinative oligosynthetic language ~ Isolating analytic language marked by affixes)
• Adamic (Agglutinative synthetic language ~ fusional synthetic language marked by consonantal roots and vocalic patterns)
• Hyperborean (Agglutinative polysynthetic language ~ agglutinative oligopolysynthetic language; marked by consonantal roots and syllabic templates)

2 x 4 x 3 egarding the limit of morphemes:

-oligo- (EX: 100 morphemes)

-∅- (EX: ~10000 morphemes~)

regarding the arrangement of morphemes:

-analytic (EX: ka da kar) > monoanalytic (kar) *a word is turned into a phrase

-synthetic (EX: ka-da-kar) > polysynthetic (EX: ka-da-ka-da-ka-da-ka-da-kar) *a phrase is turned into a word

regarding the ratio of morphemes and grammemes in analytic languages:

-isolating (EX: ka da kar = X X X) *isolating

-cumulative (EX: ka da kar = XXX XXX XXX)

-supplementative (EX: ka da kar = X)

regarding the ratio of morphemes and grammemes in synthetic languages:

-agglutinative (EX: ka-da-kar = X-X-X)

-fusional (EX: ka-da-kar = XXX-XXX-XXX)

-binomial (EX: ka-da-kar = X)

(Isolating analytic language)

(Isolating oligoanalytic language)

(Isolating monoanalytic language)

(Isolating oligomonoanalytic language)

(Cumulative analytic language)

(Cumulative oligoanalytic language)

(Cumulative monoanalytic language)

(Cumulative oligomonoanalytic language)

(Supplementative analytic language)

(Supplementative oligoanalytic language)

(Supplementative monoanalytic language)

(Supplementative oligomonoanalytic language)

(Agglutinative synthetic language)

(Agglutinative oligosynthetic language)

(Agglutinative polysynthetic language)

(Agglutinative oligopolysynthetic language)

(Fusional synthetic language)

(Fusional oligosynthetic language)

(Fusional polysynthetic language)

(Fusional oligopolysynthetic language)

(Binomial synthetic language)

(Binomial oligosynthetic language)

(Binomial polysynthetic language)

(Binomial oligopolysynthetic language)

Hypothetical Transitional Dialects:

• Aryan

Fictional Transitional Dialects:

• Common Elvish

Experimental projects:

• Dark, Bright, and Transparent languages
  • Anathetic, Fusional, and Agglutinative languages
  • Silent, Singing, and Sound languages
  • Black, White, and Grey languages

... Vlkranian

World-building project:

• Panẑwanese languages (384)
  • Svalic languages (13)
    • Svele
    • Kaisnodean
    • Armentaurish
    • Golodenean
• Ue languages (4)
• Rokesan languages (18)
• Luean languages (83)

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