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Tunisian, or Tounsi, is actually a natlang but not yet standardized or recognized, still would be a creative way to include it in here! It descends from Arabic and is roughly spoken by 13 million. This is an attempt to standardize it.

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Mani

by João Nascimento

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Wras

by nishikigoi

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Norbalt

by Alexander

A modern lingua franca engineered to seamlessly bridge the Germanic, Uralic, and Baltic language families, serving as the streamlined, official voice of a united North.

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Dutesk Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Dutesk (/ˈdu.tɛsk/) was a Naiŋxic Language, historically associated with the ceremonial and maritime culture of the Tavyrop sea-cults and preserved chiefly in shoreline carvings, keel-etch records, and the Jhanuika liturgical corpus. It was characterised by heavy consonant clustering, with a permissive syllable template reaching (C)(C)(C)V(V)(C)(C), and by a stress system shaped less by lexical cadence. In careful ritual delivery, [ə] was commonly inserted as an epenthetic vowel to resolve clusters, whereas command speech more often suppresses vocalic material. Its consonant inventory is dense and fricative-rich, including /x ɣ ʃ ʒ t͡s d͡z t͡ʃ d͡ʒ ʔ/. Its vowel system is comparatively compact, conventionally analysed as /i e æ a ɨ ə o u/. Morphosyntactically, Dutesk combined templatic verbal complexes with classifier-like prefixation and suffixal case marking, and permited flexible constituent order under strong pragmatic conditioning.

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Lucianian

by Ianis Pavel

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Kedusiyn Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Kedusyn (/kʰɛdʊsɨn/), or Kedusiyn, also known as asiMuqvi (/ə̆sɨmʷɯqᵛɨ/), is an Aruanian language spoken by the Muk'uvi people in the north-eastern lowlands of Muqoñja Island. Its relationship with Neruañ is heavily debated, if there is any relationship it has been obscured by separation, conflict, and long periods of post-divergence contact. Unlike Neruañ, Kedusyn preserves several presumed Proto-Aruanian features, including aspirated stops /pʰ tʰ kʰ/, /ɣ/, and affricates /t͡s d͡z t͡ʃ d͡ʒ/. Ordinary clauses are mainly SVO, with a dedicated S–V–IO–DO pattern, while older head-final structures survive in conservative registers. Nouns mark three genders, and time reference is mostly analytic or contextual rather than fully inflectional. Its conservative block script masks heavy vowel-colour harmony, inherent-vowel pressure, epenthesis, breathy voice, and register-based allophony, giving spoken Kedusyn its unstable, broken cadence.

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Timorese

by Griffin Maverick

641470

Tēsu-Jar Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Tēsu-Jar (/teːsu dʒaɹ/) is a Tesian language of the Durimic, or Northern Navari, branch, representing the continuation of older liturgical and vernacular Tesian varieties. It has a predominantly (C)V(C) syllable structure and regular penultimate stress, with productive epenthesis, usually [ə], in the repair of illicit clusters and the smoothing of phonotactic transitions. Its consonant system includes a stable retroflex series /ʈ ɖ ʂ ʐ ɳ/ and a comparatively rich fricative inventory including /x ɣ/, while the vowel system of the traditional standard is commonly analysed as /i y e ɛ a ɨ o u/. The lexicon is generally described as nontonal, although limited high-low pitch alternation is reported in formal recitation. Morphosyntactically, Tēsu-Jar is moderately agglutinative and predominantly suffixing, with basic SOV constituent order, ergative-absolutive alignment in nominals, absolutive-indexing verbal agreement, six productive cases, and strongly head-final clause structure.

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Lafonie Ma Hafunga Licha

by Veofree Veofree

Licha = language

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Standard Soviet

by Anh duc Nguyen

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Nales

by Nathan Blanchard

This conlang …

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Cössk tange

by Sergio Ferrón

A west germanic conlang with english and norse influence

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