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Inspired by a Local Endangered Language(NCaC) by T1mbuk0n3, literature

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Inspired by a Local Endangered Language(NCaC)

This protolanguage is inspired by Proto-Yokuts. Consonants: m, mˀ, n, nˀ, ŋ, ŋˀ, p, pʰ, pʼ, t, tʰ, tʼ, ʈ, ʈʰ, ʈʼ, k, kʰ, kʼ, ʔ, ts, tsʼ, tɕ, tɕʼ, s, ʂ, ɕ, x, h, r, rˀ, l, lˀ, j, jˀ, w, wˀ Vowels: a, aː, e, eː, i, iː, ɨ, ɨː, o, oː, u, uː Syllables: CV(C) Stress: penultimate syllable Writing system: ??? Synthesis: ??? Word order: ??? Adjectives: ??? Adpositions: ??? Noun cases: ??? Grammatical number: ??? Grammatical Gender: ??? Noun classes: ??? Verb classes: ??? Tenses: ??? Aspects: ??? Moods: ??? Interjections: ??? Copula(s): ??? Conjunctions: ??? Valency-changers: ??? Contractions: ??? Negation: ??? Double negation: ??? Question marking: ??? Yes/no questions: ??? Augmentatives and/or Diminutives: ??? Comparatives and similar: ??? Demonstratives: ??? Articles: ??? Persons: ??? Dependency: ??? Obviation: ??? Polypersonal agreement: ??? Finiteness: ??? Polarity: ??? Emphasis: ??? Frequency: ??? Nominalization: ??? Ergativity: ??? Clusivity: ??? Number system: maybe base-6? Sets of

New Conlangs and Conworld: Something Like Arabic by T1mbuk0n3, literature

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New Conlangs and Conworld: Something Like Arabic

As part of a demonstration in his video, specifically on basing a conlang on an existing one, he included himself altering the Arabic phonology in some ways. I decided to modify it with some ideas of mine. Consonants: m, n, ŋ, b, t, d, k, q, ʔ, ɸ, θ̠, ð̠, s, z, ɕ, ʑ, χ, ʁ, ħ, ʕ, h, r, l, j, w Vowels: a, aː, ə, ɨː, i, iː, u, uː Syllables: C(G)V(R)(C) The G represents glides and the R represents resonants. Stress: Same as Arabic. Writing system: ??? Synthesis: ??? Word order: ??? Adjectives: ??? Adpositions: ??? Noun cases: ??? Grammatical number: singular, dual, and plural(Might modify this system.) Grammatical Gender: ??? Noun classes: ??? Verb classes: ??? Tenses: ??? Aspects: ??? Moods: ??? Interjections: ??? Copula(s): ??? Conjunctions: ??? Valency-changers: ??? Contractions: ??? Negation: ??? Double negation: ??? Question marking: ??? Yes/no questions: ??? Augmentatives and/or Diminutives: ??? Comparatives and similar: ??? Demonstratives: ??? Articles: ??? Persons: ??? Dependency:

Languages with Featural Scripts(NCaC) by T1mbuk0n3, literature

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Languages with Featural Scripts(NCaC)

As looked at during the introduction, I have an idea for a common ancestor diverging among three descendants, one of them being a modified edition of Ȧᵹlıꞅc, another one being unknown, and the other being a mix of Oa and Dorini. The Oa+Dorini mixture: Consonants: m, n, ŋ, p, b, t, d, k, g, ʔ, s, x, ħ, ʕ, ɾ, ɹ, l, j, w Vowels: a, aː, e, eː, ə, ɨː, i, iː, o, oː, u, uː Syllable Partern: CV(ː)(R) The R stands for resonants, and [j] and [w] cannot occur after corresponding high vowels, or before them. Stress: ??? Writing system: ??? Synthesis: ??? Word order: ??? Adjectives: ??? Adpositions: ??? Noun Cases: ??? Grammatical Number: ??? Grammatical Gender: ??? Noun classes: ??? Verb classes: ??? Tenses: ??? Aspects: ??? Moods: ??? Interjections: ??? Copula(s): ??? Conjunctions: ??? Valency-changer(s): ??? Contractions: ??? Negation: ??? Double negation: ??? Question marking: ??? Yes/no questions: ??? Augmentatives and/or Diminutives: ??? Comparatives and similar: ??? Demonstratives:

Thaisaingha Vocabulary Biology/Anatomy by Linjjian, literature

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Thaisaingha Vocabulary Biology/Anatomy

Anatomy/Anatomical System duluṃ́̍ limbic system loɦiṃ́̍e endocrine system luniƞ̩qa circulatory system ṃ́̍uiƞena reproductive system musculoskeletal system ɱnoṃ́̍e muscular system nayစƞ nervous system Neuromusculoskeletal system neurစendocrine system ƞuluṃ́̍e musculoskeletal system poɦaƞ intergumentary system poɦeŋ immune system puruyuna digestive system/tract renal system skeletal system x̊uṃ́̍una respiratory system Parts/Organs aƞ ྂa྆ra ɦeartburo Organ digit/phalange etenbe handetimbe finger itunbe knee/s ṃ́̍uiƞulu reproductive organ nṃ́̍iƞga throat nuet thigh/soṃ́̍be footondura brainotenbe toe/spaစa lip/suba limbudula ankle/s utenbe elbow/s va ྂulu nosevo̊na eyesx̊una arm/sy ྂpuri ear/sytunbe leg/s Sense/Awareness mtunde touch/es/ing/ed s'bar taste/s/d / tasting Uɱbu smell/s/ing/ed vonu sight [what the eyes see] vonua see/s/n/ing / saw x̊i ྂuṃ́̍e hear/ing

Thasaingha Verbs, Adverbs by Linjjian, literature

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Thasaingha Verbs, Adverbs

a ྂeṃ́̍u in love a ྂeƞda yogic qigong dance aivlim sail [away] Alịun driftaṃ́̍poƞ float aṃ́̍ulun fall/s/ing/en aneƞ prop up aƞdua ྂe writ/e/s/d/ing/ten / wrote aondစ build aondစlu building asrina swim aungba launch/ing/ed aungbala spring forth avliƞ glide avunuṃ́̍ bathe avuna bath aིreƞ ྂla travel baịloƞ kowtow dasua slipdeluṃ́̍ settle dimue sit / down dineṃ́̍bura argue, argu/ment/ing diuma toughen/harden duluṃ́̍e scram/ble/skedaddle dundulစ beat duqor infiltrate e'aŋ ྂla flowe'uṃ́̍iƞga plan elendi hold/ing / held eṃ́̍eစa beautify eƞ ྂa྆ị reclineEqu chewɦaịloŋ revere i ྂepo ྂu aging something i ྂoɦṃ́̍ extend/lengthen/elongate/prolong iaelerine vocalize ibune seasoning ieƞ lay ieƞ ྂa྆ lay down / lie down ịɦasur hunting/fishing iljujṃ́̍e overflow/ing iṃ́̍beu need induna verbalize ịƞ̩g'lar embroider/ed iojစƞa push forward ioquƞ walkingiqun signitunbo kneel ivelariṃ́̍e sashay/twirl/swirl ix̊ena correct/ing jasua yasua glide jeƞ ྂa྆nu stay Jṃ́̍e teach/ing, taught jquar boring a hole Juṃ́̍i put away/stow leƞ ྂa྆ dress

Thasaingha Kinship Terms by Linjjian, literature

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Thasaingha Kinship Terms

emea name/s kunɦa person/s Tɦa ྂa྆ịƞ’a nation Tɦasaịƞɦa people, human/s/kind Tɦasaịƞɦara world Tɦasaịƞpor country Tɦasịƞgɦa continent Tɦasịƞɦara empire Ksuṃ́̍a male Ksuna female ondɦe man Venɦna woman Ungɦna stranger parang friend mịƞpar darling dearly beloved lover muƞpar marriage anɦṃ́̍e same generation eṃ́̍dɦစ same generation ịƞ ྂpar ịƞpar partner/significant other ịƞ ྂa྆par separated/divorcée parina spouse Family iouea Female relative uea Male relative euo anɦȃ mother anɦẻ sister aṃ́̍ɦe mother generation ondɦစ father undɦစ brother oṃ́̍dɦẻ father generation andɦစ son generation anɦnȃ'e daughter generation amɦȃ grandmother generation odɦစṃ́̍dɦစ grandfather generation adɦစnɦar grandson generation eṃ́̍ɦnȃ granddaughter generation enɦna girl andɦa boy child emɦni engɦna teen female Aondɦa teen male Inɦna teen/ager naིyeƞ̩ young/youth adult ondɦa young man Aenɦnẻ young woman Aenɦna middle-age woman oṃ́̍dɦar middle-age man elder umɦnu oṃ́̍dɦစ elder male aṃ́̍dɦစ elder female

Thasaingha Numbers by Linjjian, literature

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Thasaingha Numbers

Numbers alịƞ̩ ྂla a 1 bẻ 2 e 3 je 4 Ju 1000 / thousandth of ṃ́̍e 5 Na / Nen / Nu 6 Pဓ 7 Sဓ / Se / Sen 8 / eighth of tiƞ 10 Ve / Ven 9 / ninth of Ye / Yen 100 / hundred Counting enịƞ̩ ྂla Asina 1st/primary/premier/premierebẻsina 2nd / secondaryelịƞ̩ ྂla every esina 3rd / tertiary / tricenary esuna tricycle ịƞ̩ ྂla each Lusuna quadricycle losɀale calculate losɀalo coṃ́̍pute Losɀuṃ́̍le calculation losɀuṃ́̍lo coṃ́̍pution lriƞ ྂa྆ị cycle lusina 4th / quaternary / quadragenary ṃ́̍esina 5th / pentanary / quinquagenary ṃ́̍esuna pentacycle Nesina 6th / hexanary / sexagenary Pesina 7th / septenary / septuagenary Sesina 8th / octonary / octogenary s̩ဓƞ ྂvulu group Tesina 10th decenary/decennary Usina 1000th / millennary veaŋbura every single one vesina 9th / nonary / nonagenary Yesina 100th / centenary Division/Fraction bẻasina bi/nary or 1/2 of easina tri/ternary or 1/3 of Jusina millennial or 1/1000 of lဓsina quart/er/ly or 1/4 of ṃ́̍a ྂea part ṃ́̍a ྂele percent ṃ́̍a ྂelo fraction Mဓsina penta or 1/5

Thasaingha Time, Seasons by Linjjian, literature

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Thasaingha Time, Seasons

lel Day/light duṃ́̍a day after tomorrow duṃ́̍e day before yesterday duna todaydune yesterday duni tomorrow etunbe Tuesday iƞpura dawn ktunbe Sunday mtunbe Friday ntunbe Thursday otunbe Monday so ྂtunbe Saturday utunbe Wednesday ṃ́̍reƞ ྂa྆nu month / Season Apura April Auduna Autumn Ausuna Summer Ausunga August eburua February Esiƞ̩vela December Jaƞ ྂura Janurary Juƞ June Maie Ma ྂe May Mar ྂsiƞ Mar March ṃ́̍reƞ ྂla festival/celebration of the ṃ́̍onth No ྂuƞ̩vela November O ྂuƞ̩vela Oluƞ̩vela October Setiƞ̩vela September s̩jeng ྂla Winter Sulupuri Supuria Spring Uliu Ulju July alel time zone aniƞ ྂela # of times aniƞ ྂla a/one time oru now orun instant oruna instantly/immediately osɀuṃ́̍le delay osɀuṃ́̍lo lag/delayed ovala ending pendima 1/2 hour pendina Hour peƞdula 1/4 hour peƞdura interlude/interṃ́̍ission/ɦiatus/stint/interval/span/session/phase/bout r̝̊iƞ ྂa྆ time r̝̊iƞla timing စlဓ noon စlel morning စlr̝̊iƞ ྂa྆ morning time ဓlelစ afternoon ဓulel early ie ྂoṃ́̍ delay/ed ulel daylight savings Space aƞ ྂa྆nu

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Meztli72

Edited Jan 20, 2025

Hi everyone!!! I have my own conlang, invented in 2024:

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My artificial language created by me!!! [Juny Upd]

Jun 9, 2024

Hey folks, if some of you are interested in

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It also has its own Wiki:

conlang.fandom.com/wiki/Tora

"Tora is an artificial language created as a parody of the Japanese language where most vocabulary comes from Quenya, another artificial language created by the writer J.R.R. Tolkien. It has its own grammar, structure, features, writing systems, phonology, dialects".

Samples:

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TORA Sample Texts (Tengwar - Kana - Kanji)

Does Kondo Mean Prince? (TORA Dialogs) [NO AI]

Random Car Races Silly Sketches (Nov-2024)

Full Table Of Scripts For My ''Tora'' Language

MeenaCeutania

Edited Sep 9, 2024

Oh, I have a language that it's a A priori language. It's called "Neo-Astral". Has his own Scripture and Dictionary, but it's in a Beta version. There is the dictionary in Neo-astral:

For see more info, go to this Image: