Palkhan (ḷdāvasagoḷa) is a conlang by Praimhín inspired by Marathi.

Phonology

Vowels get backed before retroflexes

Lexicon

Numbers: ada, khēcha, tubaḷa, macha, pazīma, aḷuṇa, ṭhāvata, zarita, yāta, zāḷūta

adēḷzāḷūta, khēchēḷzāḷūta,...

mhaNāt - to wait

āṇ- - dear

āṇna - gem

aṇvēḷa - beauty

aṇtuḷāt - to love

carha - heart

īḍāt - to trust

īḍatīl - loyalty

hāḍimbara - radiance

hāḍimbarāt - to radiate

hānī - up, above

hānīṇima - God ("the one up above") /haːnɯːɳima/

haṇīra - musical scale

laṭ - man

tāyāt - to say

piṇdākāśa - peanut butter

zauḷa - wheel; from *yafr-, metathesis of *yarif-

zauḷdāt - to turn

zāra - lotus (from Windermere yar "flower")

kōLa - house

Kājīgaḷgaḷēra zauḷdāyatīl vā taṇaka - Sutra/Thread on the Turning of the Wheel of Euseby (Dharma)

Uḷda, Śuḷda, Bēḷda -- Palkhan goddesses of fate

Lexical layers

Palkhan has some Semitic and Indo-European (pre-proto-Riphic) words from early migrations to Tricin.

rabaka - car
gaḷgaḷa - wheel
brazīḷa - iron
eḷda - tree
bīḷda - egg
zaḷda - child
zauvisāt - to be located
zaḍnāt - to know
harca - plough
amṭa - true
amṭī - truth
śiva - good
śivāṭhī - goodness (suffix related to -aste in Riphean)
rekha - thing, word (~ rexi in Riphean)
rekhisāt - to speak
ḷda - ice (~ letu in Riphean)
kiṇora - harp

Modern Palkhan, especially the Cualand dialect, is influenced by English and/or Hebrew depending on the region. Code-switching is very common. Cualand Palkhan pronounces ḷd as /ɮ/.