If music be the food of love, today We settle for a dreadful, processed fare That leaves us ever wand'ring on our way And leaves us gasping for the fresher air. We hunger for the sweet and sav'ry treats That music once provided long ago; But when one finds, one rarely ever eats, Dismissing, as it were, as naught but woe. But music often sadness does describe, And not just happiness or lust or mirth— Yea, music can be bitter to imbibe, But in that music many find more worth. And those who search for music free from strife Will never know the pains of truest life.

Name: Чil (also spelled Chil) A Priori or Posteriori?: Both. I've borrowed a lot of elements from other languages, including ancient Greek and Hebrew, Dothraki (marginally), and English, as well as a priori elements. Isolate or in a Family?: Isolate Inherited Language Features: Some vocabulary and grammar, and a lot of morphology comes from Greek and Hebrew. How Many Numbers?: 3 Which Numbers?: Singular, dual, and plural (mirroring the Hebrew system). Native Script: Planned, but nothing fleshed out. Romanised?: Yes. Script "Depth": Almost completely phonemic. Predominant Affix Type: Haven't gotten that far, but it'll probably be pre

Name: Łoresla A Priori or Posteriori?: A priori Isolate or in a Family?: Main dialect of the Łoresan family Inherited Language Features: Head-marking in the verb, somewhat dependent-marking in the noun. Also, minimal case marking. How Many Numbers?: 2-3 Which Numbers?: Singular, plural, and in some dialects, dual. Native Script: Flishiγ Romanised?: Yes, but not in-universe. Script "Depth": Somewhat shallow Predominant Affix Type: Predominantly prefixing Variable or Absolute Suffixes?: Mostly variable affixes Morphosyntactic Alignment: Nouns are unmarked for A, S, and O.   Primary Word Order: Virtually, if not completely f