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...to minimize the ambiguities and semantic vagueness found in natural human languages,<ref name="intro">[http://www.ithkuil.net/00_intro.html ''A Philosophical D ...fewer sounds, or lexically distinct speech-elements, than in natural human languages. For example, the two-word Ithkuil sentence "''Tram-mļöi hhâsmařpţukt

...nguage created by Margaret Ransdell-Green. It is an a priori, naturalistic fictional conlang, spoken by the Ríli who inhabit the world of Aeniith. It is an agg [[Category:Languages]]

...e game creator wanted to develop an extraterrestrial theme and requested a fictional script. The name of the race on this game is "Lortho" and thus the seed wa Much of the language stems from the languages that Brian knows, namely Persian, French, and Korean. Although the language

[[Aveiläğ]] is a fictional constructed language created by [[User:JMwitch3278|Jessie M Strickland]]. I [[Category:Languages]]

Knašta is a language I created to serve as the national language of the fictional Republic of Corstekistan, a democratic republic situated in North America. [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Indo-Korinthic Languages]] [[Category:Knašta]]

...ānem language]], as one of [[Verse:Calémere|Calémere]]'s earliest attested languages in writing and, having been kept in use both as a liturgical language and a ...dard Chlouvānem, further makes it lexically divergent from the other Lahob languages, as most Chlouvānem nominal roots (and a fair share of verbal ones) are no

| pronunciation_key = pronunciation key of the languages; defaults to Help:IPA | states = real or fictional countries or regions in which it is mainly spoken (alias: state=)

Thrichian is a fictional language developed by myself, intended to be spoken by the race of people i ...the names of these things are not derived from English, as many real-world languages tend to do.

...Avalon (Mag: Karatti Thaknat Anakte Telkun) comprises the entirety of the fictional islands of Hivarna (OTL: Newfoundland), Kalephū (OTL: Nova Scotia peninsul Along with Basque, Avalonian is one of two surviving Palaeo-European languages in Western Europe. It is a language isolate and not demonstrably related to

...f simplification I found, the further away it moved from [[w:Indo-European languages|Indo-European]] and probably all other familiar language structures. Expect ...e isn't that "''melt'' does not take the accusative", as grammars of other languages would say, but that "a content of melting" does not seem to have any obviou

...nd Inuktitut. I have tried to create other conlangs from other constructed languages (e. g. Esperanto). However, since the morphology of '''Volapük''' involves ...nd Inuktitut. I have tried to create other conlangs from other constructed languages (e.g. Esperanto), but since the morphology of '''Volapük''' involves some

...iance grew in popularity and loaned a large number of terms from the other languages. During the time of the novels, Wistanian has become the ''lingua franca'' ...sional educators. This dialect is influenced heavily by the Taliv and Nati languages, and as a result is spoken predominately and naturally by those two people

...the Renaissance). Within its internal history, it belongs to the Ru-Hulam languages native to the Drysian continent, situated west of the Rauna region, half an ...s project was to create a series of unrelated languages out of which mixed languages would develop at a later time.</p>

...on are in the Common language, although there is ample evidence of natural languages we are familiar with from our own dimension still being spoken. ...e aetherscope appears to be one where language replacement of most natural languages by Common on a massive scale is in its early phases but advancing rapidly.

...constructed, a priori and naturalistic language in the Attamian family of languages, descended from the hypothetical Proto-Attamian language. It has no other p Naturalism nowadays implies the creation of fictional settings, to legitimate the choice of vocabulary, semantics and pragmatics.

...nguages § Morphology]] for diachronical tables and comparisons with sister languages.''<br/> ...former gender system present in Proto-Lahob, still evident in other Lahob languages; unlike others in the family, Chlouvānem did not become genderless because