Search results

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-- TODAY'S FEATURED ARTICLE --> ...solid #a3bfb1; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;">Featured language</h2>

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-- TODAY'S FEATURED ARTICLE --> ...solid #a3bfb1; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;">Featured language</h2>

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-----------------------About Linguifex & Featured Content------------------------> ! colspan="2" class="mp_cover_header mp_section_header"| Featured language -->

<!-- TODAY'S FEATURED ARTICLE --> ...tfa" style="padding:2px 5px">{{Front/featured}}<br/><center>'''[[:Category:Featured|Línguas destacadas anteriormente]]''' • '''[https://linguifex.com/index.

<!-- TODAY'S FEATURED ARTICLE --> ..."padding:2px 5px">{{Front/featured/Skundavisk}}<br/><center>'''[[:Category:Featured|Førige språker in herþ]]''' • '''[https://linguifex.com/index.php?titl

...ery of this people, linguists immediately flocked to the island to study a language that they described as “bizarre” and “nothing like I’ve ever encoun ...much to the surprise of the field linguists, shed much-needed light on the language's functions.

...="portal_sliderlink_4">[[File:Featured-8.png|178px|link=Linguifex:Featured language]]</div> <!-- FEATURED LANGUAGE -->

...er language, [[Jahu Aishu]], lends a number of loanwords to the Middle Eñi language. Aipán is mostly its own unique language, but many features have been drawn from other languages. For example, it's

{{Infobox language ...uge that is also the ancestor of modern [[Rttirri]], the nation's official language.

{{Infobox language |setting=experiment in feminist [[linguistics]], and featured in Elgin's novel ''Native Tongue''

...iction]] novel ''[[Lamikorda]]'' by D. R. Merrill. Kiitra is the principal language of the Alplai, the avianoid species in the book. With a lexicon of over 410 ...their default auxiliary language, much like the similar role of [[English language|English]] on [[Earth]]. The fiction of Kiitra being constructed and regulat

All names are adapted to the morphophonology of [[Dundulanyä|their language]] and accordingly written in the Dundulanyä script. ...etimes male ones from female ones and viceversa. Being Dundulanyä itself a language with no grammatical gender, there are no regular ending patterns tied to ge

But it looks like you people never progressed... Let's get this language moving! I am sorry, but I have had other matters to attend to, the Main page, Featured languages, templates, my own languages. MOB has had, I am citing, "an inter

...h"; from PGmc {{recon|ubiri-land-iskaz}}) is an alternate history Germanic language whose phonology is partly inspired by Mandarin, Burmese and RP. It is spoke Ufirlandisg, like Mandarin and Swedish, is a tonal language.

{{Infobox language ...rm|talle}} 'speech'), also known as '''Valian''' is an a priori [[artistic language|artlang]] strongly inspired by Estonian phonology. The grammar is a mash up

{{Infobox language ...nod to its original inspiration, [[Toki Pona]], whose own name means "good language".

{{Infobox language ...glutinative language|agglutinating]] with a complex verbal morphology. The language has repeatedly been analysed as lacking [[w:nouns|nouns]] and [[w:adjective

This is the WIP lexicon for the language of [[Wistanian]]. Entries are still being added, slowly but surely. # ''mn.'' language, speech

{{Infobox language | fam1 = philosophical language

{{Infobox language | fam1 = [[A priori language]]

{{Infobox language ...uge that is also the ancestor of modern [[Rttirri]], the nation's official language.

...s. The old Doslox writing system was also returned into use. Since the new language is a bit clumsy and spoken over a wide region, many different dialects have ...s Day' which is where the name originates). Originally the great Herookuan Language of Ancestors (Rinapri) used complex picto-/logographic system in Later Gold

{{Infobox language ...'' for Zoloft). It seeks to answer the question "What if drug names were a language?"

{{Infobox language ...Kihā́mmic Institute of Language and Linguistics|The Kihā́mmic Institute of Language and Linguistics]]

{{Infobox language |agency = Academie a d&#8209;Aarlaansc Leng (Aarlaansk Language Accademy)

{{featured |featured banner=Ši artikule es gålbą unįtinani. Je bū nårįkute unįtinojėm d

{{Featured |featured banner= Bhé bhél bér cór ghír ítá. Bhé fhémoc bér me ló cór ít

...ified as a language isolate, with proposed ties to the hypothetical Altaic language family. Rangyayo is notable for its mixed-logographic and featural orthogra {{Infobox language

...vel series by prominent characters who are monolingual or bilingual in the language. It is currently on "Version 9.1," having received several edits, updates, ...sing 95% of the island's population. Of that number, 60% are native in the language and 20% speak it monolingually.

{{Infobox language ...y, Scellan is a mostly analytic, topic-prominent, head-initial, usually V2 language.

{{Featured}} {{Infobox language

{{featured}} {{Infobox language

{{Featured |featured banner=Kās danghāh ester ānki līshahit. Kūki naskō dūmunkō, hardāt

{{Infobox language ...in our timeline. Glommish is phonologically the most conservative Germanic language in Jarthe and is strikingly similar to reconstructed Proto-Germanic. Its sp

{{Featured |featured banner=Buhamai vosiik banicox. Bumaponeme sish ros tel kejusosh iwirece, mo

{{Featured |featured banner=Etu ethnema ta etu anzan uʾummen. Maye ta goyotita, ta ethahama, ve

{{Infobox language |agency = Inquisitorial Office of the Language (''dhāḍi plušamila'')

{{Infobox language ...displaced the native [[w:Celtic languages|Celtic]] language as the spoken language of the people in Great Britain.

<p>Middle Ru is an <em>a priori</em> language that would have been spoken in the western regions of the fictional island ...nown natively as <em>ħórwx</em> <em>lå</em> <em>Rgu</em> /ˈχo.ɹʉʃ lɒ ʀu/, "language of the Ru"; the name Ru or <em>Rgu</em> /ʀu/ itself is thought to be relat

{{Featured |featured banner=[[Contionary: yuhneetlai#Brooding|Yuhneetlai]] [[Contionary: awkhlai {{Infobox language

...d. Due to its quality, plausibility and usability, it has been selected as featured. Cha is an SVO language. Verbs are placed after the subject, adjectives follow the noun, and adverb

{{Infobox language | setting = [[International auxiliary language]]

...d. Due to its quality, plausibility and usability, it has been selected as featured. Da is an SVO language. Verbs are placed after the subject, adjectives follow the noun, and adverb

== AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FEMMISH LANGUAGE == ...gian, Danish and Swedish. Femmish is a descendant of Old Norse, the common language of the Germanic peoples living in Scandinavia during the Viking era. Femmis

{{Infobox language {{Featured

...ingee]]''' /[bru.dɪŋ.i]/ ''adj.'' Brooding, of or relating to the Brooding language.<br> ...[Contionary: flansing#Brooding|flansing]]''' /[flɑn.sɪŋ]/ ''n.'' French (''language'').<br>

'''[[Contionary: awkhlaitee#Brooding|awkhlaitee]]''' /[ɔ.xlaɪ̯.ti]/ ''adj.'' featured, preferred, honored.<br> '''[[Contionary: baus#Brooding|baus]]''' /[baʊ̯s]/ ''n.'' language.<br>