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'''Dãterške''' (Дантэршкэ, Дантэрскэ атӕжӀұец), also known as '''Danterian''' (English calque) and '''Danterske''', is a language created by [[User:Учхљёная|Elliott Wheeler]] originally desiğned to suit the needs of the scientific community | '''Dãterške''' (Дантэршкэ, Дантэрскэ атӕжӀұец), also known as '''Danterian''' (English calque) and '''Danterske''', is a language created by [[User:Учхљёная|Elliott Wheeler]] originally desiğned to suit the needs of the scientific community, as it varies by field. As such, the grammar was loosely modeled after several well-known processes in physical sciences. | ||
Due to several drastic changes during the course of its development, along with being her first language created, the language is loosely based off of [[:w:Altiac languages|Proto-Altaic]], various [[:w:Slavic languages|Slavic languages]], and her native idiolect of English, but is ultimately [[A priori|a priori]]. | A significant portion of its morphology, if not its main purpose, is comprised of native terms and according interactions for scientific terms, technical jargon, and computer-language-derivatives. It's also desiğned to lack multiple synonyms for definitions and has an inherent goal of unarbitrarity, which together makes it relatively difficult to have a colloquial version of the language completely suited for daily life on Earth. | ||
Due to several drastic changes during the course of its development, along with being her first language created, the language is loosely based off of [[:w:Altiac languages|Proto-Altaic]], various [[:w:Slavic languages|Slavic languages]], [[:w:Proto-Northwest Caucasian|Proto-Northwest-Caucasian]], and her native idiolect of English, but is ultimately [[A priori|a priori]]. | |||
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===History=== | |||
The exact date of the language's inspiration remains unknown, but the project probably began on 26-9-12015 (September 26, 2015) with an Apple Pages document titled "Danterian Language", which featured an abecedarium of a bicameral Cyrillic-, Armenian-, & Latin-based alphabetic script, what appears to be an English approximation for the sound each represented, and a set of orthographic conventions. Featured below is the alphabet copied verbatim from the document. | The exact date of the language's inspiration remains unknown, but the project probably began on 26-9-12015 (September 26, 2015) with an Apple Pages document titled "Danterian Language", which featured an abecedarium of a bicameral Cyrillic-, Armenian-, & Latin-based alphabetic script, what appears to be an English approximation for the sound each represented, and a set of orthographic conventions. Featured below is the alphabet copied verbatim from the document. | ||
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