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Tiski
by Fajrero
The modern Tiski Language
Tashi
by Fajrero
The modern-day Tashi Language in Mapona
North Tiski
by Fajrero
Earliest form of the Tashi Language
Archaic Tiski
by Fajrero
The common ancestor of the Tiski Languages
Proto-Aduqiksian
by Fajrero
The common ancestor of the Aduqiksian Language Family
Lanik
by alexander
The language spoken by the Lanik people of Laniketi (https://www.nationstates.net/nation=laniketi)

Emuuriimu
by Nexiapd
The Lost Runic Script from the World of Emuurom Details in the Article Section.
Iitearh'o
by Ophanim
The language used in Iitearho on Eihtioun.
Sabřa
by Veofree Veofree
Ř = Rr
Ąą‘vo Tì
by Edward
A North-East-Askivitic Language

Diceroll/hleþo'an-kɔp
by Greeny
Created using dice

ZyLatin Latin'yny
by RaptorRyder
An old abandoned conlang project, somewhat of a predecessor to my conlang Afixlat, which is still being worked on. I have lost a lot of the original information regarding this language, but what I still have of it, I will eventually put here. The flag for this language is one I just now made, as ZyLatin did not have a flag during it's creation.
Yoniddhi
by Down Takes
Kiyourmic
by Merlijn van Wijk
An a-priori language I built for my high school thesis as a research on linguistics and have been working on ever since :)
dreams_cores
by Showvaggo Roy
complexity and nostalga

Secreto
by Tobias
A secret language spoken in whispers, and scraped in alleyways by the followers of the god of secrets. It was created, and spread by forbidden magic, known only to liches of great power. Written vertically, on one continuous line, with letters split apart by horizontal lines, it's almost impossible to miss. But sometimes, you might wish you had...

Zaverian
by realshyguy
Ngukefentun
by Charleesa Bankes
Mavharbala
by Ianis Pavel

'How To Make A Conlang'
by RaptorRyder
Ask any questions you have regarding languages and conlanging and I will answer. If you want, I'll make you a custom flag for free, give me any information or specifications you'd like. If you would like to see a flag I have made for my own language, check out https://lingocon.com/lang/afixlat. I will also post articles with tips and information regarding conlanging. I've been studying language and linguistics on my own for four years, conlanging for two and a half years, and learning languages for two years. Language is my passion.