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Gallifreyan

by Ava Jones

1 course

A fan-made Gallifreyan language for Doctor Who. Based in part on several abandoned Gallifreyan conlangs, including Morpheme Salad and Collective Gallifreyan. Must have been created over a decade ago, in a very messy spreadsheet. The spreadsheet identifies it both as 'Gallifreyan Conlang' (in the file title) and 'Unified Gallifreyan' (on one page). It was designed with a modified Doctor's Cot writing system in mind, and seems to have had music notation at one point, but those images no longer load properly, and I never wrote any text description.

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Iitearh'o

by Ophanim

1 course

The language used in Iitearho on Eihtioun.

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Ochreglyph

by Kendall

1 course

Aksӑhahhbu (ɐkt͡s*hɐhhbu), meaning the Language of the Steppe, is a hypothetical language based on cave paintings and ancient scripts, such as Proto-Sinaitic. It was used primarily by an obscure culture in North America that inhabited mammoth steppes. The language is dated somewhere before the Late Pleistocene-early Holocene extinction (13,000-11,000 BP). The language is nicknamed Ochregraph or Ochreglyph because ancient peoples used ochre as a material for painting. Ochreglyph is read from left to right, bottom to top. It uses VSO, but has a free word order.

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Orin

by Alexander

1 course

Orin (אוֹרִין, ‘clarity / light’) — a strictly regular a priori grammar over Hebrew letters with mandatory full niqqud, simplified phonology, invariant morphology (no grammatical gender), fixed SVO word order, single verb pattern, and global borrowings for modern vocabulary.

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Vụẹfíba

by I.D Anyanwu

1 course

Dialect/Script of Nkamuo

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Koþronul

by wernasho

1 course
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Hinderlendsjk

by Johron

1 course
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Dulčň*ňgur

by Nicolas Rodriguez

1 course
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Cerviteng

by Kendall

1 course

Cerviteng is a Latin-like Draconic language spoken in Kaamsel. It is the most spoken language in the world. This was my first conlang I ever made when I was a kid. It was intended to be a lighter and more breathy language, as opposed to the more stark and harsh Draconic languages. It focuses primarily on the storyteller, with gender being determined by the speaker/writer.

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quxha'nox

by Antony Steiner

1 course
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Sanggut

by Marieeee

1 course

Sanggut, (Kawi:باسولي ساڠعوتان) is a Formosan Language located on North of Indonesia and Southern region of The Philippines. The majority of Sanggutine is a Sunni Muslim, giving the reason on why they are using Kawi to write their language.

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Htyailo

by Marieeee

1 course

Htyailo or Aawarraung in Burmese is a Tibeto-Burmese language that is spoken on the northern region of Myanmar, Spamming from Yunnan to a fictional State called Htyamje that were seperated from Kachin in recent years. The reason they use Latin script instead of Burmese script is due to Catholic Missionary in Myanmar during British era inventing a way to write this language.

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Yumé

by Zayden Choudhury

1 course

A language with only four letters: yumé, yumé (the language), yoom, yum

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Droganzhii

by Jose Gonzalez

1 course

The language of the dragon race in my world of Revelisk. Spoken first before moving to stone tablets for recording information and then to paper.

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Ghanu

by Mr. Blockz

1 course

Ghanu is the langue of the Ghani people.

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Kreẋ Naṃ

by DwaveThePebble

1 course

Kreẋ Naṃ (pronounced /kɹɛɣ nɑm̥/, means "white snow") is the language spoken by the Həkreẋ people, a human-wolf race on the planet of Tria Asteria, which orbits Polaris, primarily living in the country of Naṃmin. It is an agglutinative language with VSO word order and 6 cases. For info on the script, see the articles "Traditional Ṇanra Script" and "Modern Ṇanra Script".

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Classical Tagan

by Passordis waterbottle

1 course
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Khirlotan

by Leavexify 19

1 course

Khirlotan comes from the sentence "Khirol at paura otan" or in english, "Language of the mountain people" the sentence simplify into a single word, that is now the name of the language. Khirlotan does originate from the people who lives in the mountains, they used to carve on stones and rocks because that is all they have surrounding them, and that's why most letters of the Khirlotan Alphabet is mostly straight lines, though still containing some curvy elements.

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Orangian

by ChoccyMilk

1 course

This is the language of the Orangian people, and it’s also the official language of the Socialist Republic of Orangia. Also, this is my first conlang. The flag that would be shown if I could figure out how to do so is that of the Socialist Republic of Orangia, which is the only nation that has Orangian as the official language.

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Katur

by Mr. Blockz

1 course

Old Katur was used by the Katuri people of the region of the southern sun

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Tsa'ka

by Michael Kelder

1 course

Tsa'ka is a new, living language that I have developed myself — a language of light, power, and emotion. It is not a simple conlang: Tsa'ka has its own alphabet, runes, culture, and rituals. emotions, such as: Mae'vanu — love Nae'shor — sorrow Sha'kor - anger Nira'thae — fear A unique sound structure, grammar, and spiritual symbolism A culture based on connection, essence, and energy Example sentences Mae’vanu tora io. — I feel love for you Sha’kor lenai. — I am angry Lua’shen tora mae. — I am calm

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gatlation

by Weston Weppler

1 course

the language uncanonically used by the gateway people

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Proto-Tesconian (Tescopiekë)

by RandomLanguages

2 courses

(As spoken during the year 155 PFA.) A language descended from English, spoken by sentient groceries in a Tesco store somewhere. It has an SVO word order and fusional morphology.

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Lhoen

by Luna Smith

1 course

A language for my future game

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