|
This user, Juhhmi, has created the Aoma language which was later featured thanks to its level of quality, plausibility and usage capabilities. |
|---|
History
- Age: >20 years
- Homeland: Finland
- Mother tongue: Finnish
- Other real-world languages: English, Swedish,,, German, Latin, Russian (in the order of descending skill level) (to my mind too Indo-European)
- University studies: Physics (Astronomy), second year now behind
Interests
- Nature: from micro to macro
- Technology: futuristic dreams: transhumanism and artificial intelligence
- Architecture: enjoyed building in the Sims 2 and Simcity 4
- Arts: drawing, calligraphy (especially Western medieval), aquarelle painting, photography
- Fantasy and Science Fiction: playing Skyrim probably got me into worldbuilding and here I still am
- Worldbuilding, Akekata: conlanguages, scripts, cartography, environments, religions, history, writing ...
Projects
My latest and greatest project is Akekata and its Conlangs:
Languages
Decided:
- Westlang (=English; in Western Kingdoms)
- Mixed with the Lost Speech (=Greek+Latin→loan-words)
- Norrtal (=Svenska; i Norra Monarkin)
- (extinct Gesprochen (German of nomads) mentioned in "Grundet and her nations")
Progress:
Ideas (often from scripts):
- Rinapri (Ancient Herooku)
- Pokutii (Agurnum & Dowè dialect)
- Khesify Roha (Windy Island/Coast)
- Khattish (Khat region & Guard dialect)
- Kher as a minority language of Khat (formerly Kher) Region
- Thoschian (Kchnosh in Eastern Herooku)
- Aei (South-western Ocean of Isles)
- Pewu (Pewuty peninsula in northern Land of Rain)
- Ljopva (spellcasters of Twin Islands)
Magical:
- Lordlang (polysynthetic telepathic communication with the Lords, vowel-element-correspondence)
- Godland (spoken version of the polysynthetic lordlang, favoured by gods, taught to men)
- Magical writing technique revolving around hexagons
- Spellang (corrupted godlang with symbol script → spellmarks)
- Aeropendogyrograph (? = mind-controlled spinning top which is made to spin around its axis, hovering over a paper and (burning?) writing onto it, jumping from mark to mark)
Later:
- Centre Creole (from Auma, Lusha, Pókutìi and Westlang; used by the spellcaster nation)
- Kher-descendant (on the yet nameless large island between the Khat coast and Guard)
- Alihian (Round Waters)
- Jindwan
- Lethusian
- Motish
- Nendian
Note to self: Build a time machine!
- Still no progress!
Language tree:
| Proto-Herookuan |
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||