Hyperborean Code
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| Hyperborean Code | |
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| Athlantl | |
| Adļandļ | |
 An arctic continent on the Gerardus Mercator map of 1595. | |
| Pronunciation | ət͡ɬˀənt͡ɬ |
| Created by | Veno |
| Date | c. 25,000-12,000 BP |
| Setting | Siberia (?) |
| Native speakers | - (2024) |
Pangaean Code
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Early form | Paleolithic Code
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Hyperborean, (Latin Alphabet: Adļandļ, pronounced [ət͡ɬˀənt͡ɬ]) is a philosophical ab interiori language of the Mesolithic that consists on a scheme of templates through introflection. Its creator, Veno, named the Paleolithic Code as such due the similarity with the Athabaskan, Salishan, Yeniseian, Northwest-Caucasian, and other linguistic families mainly from Siberia and North-America.
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Template of 9 positions...
adļandļ /ət͡ɬˀənt͡ɬ/, an adjective describing adļandļs /ət͡ɬˀənt͡ɬs/ "X that is not a right/property", from dļas /t͡ɬˀəs/ "obligation/ownership"
nxia /ŋχʲʰəʔ/ "X moves"
nxiap /ŋχʲʰəpˀ/ "a wrappable long material moves"
nxiat /ŋχʲʰətˀ/ "a slender stiff object moves"
nxiakt /ŋχʲʰəkˀtˀ/ "a pasta-like material moves"
vaļ
švadļ
ļ + s = ļ