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Ibexii

by Andres Anaya

A language for the video game Sable. Name may be temporary.

Proto-Kait

by Algolix

the proto language (circa 750 years before) of the language spoken by the first civilization

Afaram

by Rose Velcon

Part of a conlang world project. I imagine the language would have a serious, straightforward personality, and also incorporate many loanwords due to heavy interaction, being forced to trade for supplies that are scarce in their region. I want to take inspiration from African languages such as Yoruba, Shona, Xhosa, Swahili and especially Zulu. (Moving over from another program, and I don't know IPA, so I apologise for mistakes. Some words lack an IPA there, and I wanna figure them out before moving it over)

Flandrian

by Ianis Pavel

Proto-Corixic

by Ianis Pavel

A new map language of uralic language

LPQR (Lingua Planificata Quasi-Russica)

by Alexander Lensky

an artificial language inspired by Russian, but with the latin script and a much simpler and more transparent grammar system.

Anglese

by Claromale

Le Anglese es un anglo-romance language. Es un anglo-norman evolved en le principal language de Britannic Isles. Sy vocabulary es romance, con un grand anglo-norman influence. Mes, anglese conserve certains specific traits com le absence de grammatical gender, le parole order o le conjugaison.

Thri Kreen

by Joe

Gce Dlaryv

by Cinerarius

The standard language of the Eolian people and their government, the Agcynor Republic. The language is used extensively in the writing of treatises on agriculture, botany, and biology.

Ekjem

by Johron

Echlandian (Ekjem) is a Nordic-Germanic-inspired language with a SVOI word order, 3 marked cases and a wide range of sounds. Spoken in Echland (Ekjlound) and written with the Dano-Norwegian alphabet.

Hacte Ivaina

by wxyz

Eonic Arraniol, the Ancient Tongue of Arrania

by BlueFreddy_1405

Eonic Arraniol, the Ancient Tongue of Arrania, Ancient Arraniol, or 'Arañul Ya'eca, is an a priori conlang developed as the language of the Old World and eventually a protolanguage of the Multiverse. It was spoken by the 'Aranya people, Bronze Age humans and monsters in the form of tamed animals. The 'Aranya lived in harmony in the Western Flatlands of the Great Continent, building stone pyramids, farming land, and trading commodities like copper, pottery, and grain with neighboring regions. Their culture practiced respect, tradition, and reverence, worshiping Arrania as the God in their religion "The Way of the Eternal Light". Through the Prophets of Arrania, who spread the language beyond their world, Eonic Arraniol spread in the Inner Rim Universes, one of the first multiverse languages.

Macoudian

by Grunkles

Daranna

by llythes söz

Daranna language (Daranna: /dˁaranːaʕ taq/)

Tailaa

by micro666ham

Tailaa (/ˈtai̯laː/) is a Sylvan Faeic language of the Faeo-Dryadic branch of the Elvic language family spoken by Tailaa Fae (Tailauea), whom dwell in the Rianila Forests in the northwest of Mälluo. It is directly a descendent from Liríannëa, a Faeic language that served as the liturgical language of the Empire of Lailínelha. Standard Tailaa is the lingua franca of the Fae. Tailaa is agglutinative and uses almost exclusively suffixal affixation. Nouns, pronouns, and verbs are inflected by role in sentences. Sentences are normally formed with subject–object–verb word order, although the extensive use of inflection allows them to be ordered differently. Word order variations are often reserved for differences in information structure. Tailaa orthography is written in Nariadil script (/ˈnarjaˌdil/), an alphabetic system used to write many Faeic languages, phonemic to a great extent. Vowel length and consonant length are marked.

Zinari Bitiasau Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Zinari Bitiasau (/ziˈna.ri biˈti.a.sau/) is a Bitiasau language and the national language of Se'zrizi state, having previously been excluded from administrative use under Yereshadese rule before its restoration by the Revolutionary government. Its modern form was shaped by prolonged separation from northern Igniazi and by sustained administrative and literary contact with the Tesian languages. Phonologically, Zinari regularises the older Bitiasau system, preserving a stable vowel inventory /a i e o u y/ and a simplified sibilant contrast, most notably reflecting Igniazi /ç/ as Zinari /ʃ/ and Igniazi /ʑ/ as Zinari /ʒ/, alongside broader levelling and simplification in colloquial speech. The script is alphabetic, though commonly used in a syllable-forward manner: consonant-vowel sequences are frequently written as compact CV ligatures in formal print and modern digital use, producing a block-like and standardised visual profile while preserving a fully segmental underlying orthography.

Igniazi Bitiasau Language

by Vorsitzenderin Sofia

Igniazi Bitiasau (/iɡˈni.a.zi biˈti.a.sau/) is a Bitiasau language spoken in the northern regions of the Nediroh continent and is characterised by a relatively dense consonant system and a clear (C)V(C) syllable structure. Its vowel inventory is commonly described as /i e o u y/, while its consonant system preserves several segments later reduced or eliminated in other standards, notably /ç ʑ ɸ ð ħ/, together with palatal and lateral phonemes such as /ɟ ɲ ʎ ɬ/ and a two-way rhotic tendency /r ~ ɾ/. Its writing system is a segmental alphabet in which these contrasts are represented directly by dedicated graphemes, including separate symbols for the palatals and laterals. Ligatures occur in digital typography and rapid handwriting, but remain optional rather than structurally required.

Mopantle

by Joshua “el Mazapán” Anzures

A personal conlang, my first time doing this, without much knowledge of linguistics, purely for artistic purposes.

Jech

by Rubén Ortega

Descendent of Naucan

nimi umi

by Gabriel Tellez