#daily cryptolangs

[cryptolangsguy]

If you interact with this post, I will encode your username (or a word of your choice) into 10 cryptolangs, or more.

[cryptolangsguy]

Reverse vowels.

Waking -> Wikang

Reduce >1 clusters and hiatuses

Wikang -> Wikan

Duplicate consonant before the last vowel. Ignore if only one vowel.

Wikan -> Wikkan

Bassar Dommen Elabbat Enikku Ennal Geddon Gedikko Geninnur Kenayyir Maccil Messar Muggam Pennat Sellir Sivvar Sor

[cryptolangsguy]

Turns out Saurian from the Star Fox series is a legitimate cryptolang.

Here's the encoding rule:

AUI_BRHXPFVLCSJZQGWNDTK_EO_Y[0]# Note: The letter Y turns into the numeral "0", zero.

[cryptolangsguy]

Giumalaita'i

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Cryptolang rules:

> Duenaga’ir, then consonantal Deites.

Every word consists of a body and tail. The various combinations of the two define the word as a part of speech.

Example: Aizuenaqama’i - p.n. (the) Example Aizuenaqamai - v. Give an example Aizuenaqama - n. An example

Aizuenaqam’a - adj. Exemplar

I - pron. (the) Example

Every word has its own pronoun version, which in all cases is the tail (phraseology, “to tug on tails”, to talk using lots of pronouns to shorten speech).

Pronunciation rules:

Vowels are always forming diphthongs when put together. <c> - /ts/ <q> - /q~kʼ~kˤ~kʲ/ <x> - /ks~ɕ/ <j> - /ʤ/

To translate a word into Giumalaita’i: > Set it into its most basic form. > Encode with cryptolang. > Change to part of speech accordingly.

Giumalaita’i has no articles. Particles and other smaller parts of speech are only encoded with Talak and consonantal Deites; No Duenaga’ir. No verb tenses, all is contextual.

Translation example: "Just because you failed once, doesn't mean you're gonna fail at everything"

“Kutav cedaute guom opade, pu-fiu naep hiu guom av aiwas’a vajeop” (literally) “Just because fail once, no-do mean go fail at every thing”

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[cryptolangsguy]

Mecodänäyn

A new level and concept in cryptolangs.

The vowels are encoded per their numeral position in the word; First vowel is changed into the 1st row, second - 2nd row, et cetera.

Name of the cryptolang is self-encoded "Macedonian" because it has 5 vowels: Enough to demonstrate the mechanic.

Highly interesting concept, to me. Diacritics optional.

[cryptolangsguy]

Good day, and welcome to the Cryptolangs Guy blog.

Here I will be posting daily cryptolangs, some of which I already came up with, some made up on the spot.

A quick FAQ:

What does "cryptolang" mean? Cryptolangs are the perfect middle between conlangs and ciphers. They are tools which can be used to encode text, hide it's meaning but keep it pronounceable.

How do I read those strings of letters you post? The strings of letters are the cryptolang rulestrings, where every letter is replaced by the one standing to the right. Sure enough, I can't explain everything here, so you can read about the CDS (Cryptolangs Documentation Standard) on the Reddit community here (pt1) and here (pt2).

Why would I need cryptolangs? Sure enough, they are a useful tool even if they don't look as such at first. They are a perfect replacement for conlangs if you want to include foreign languages in your works but don't want to spend time and resources on an elaborate conlang.

To demonstrate how each cryptolang works, this sentence will be used as an example:

I tell you "sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow" as the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Occasionally, other sentences, or variations of the original one might be used to demonstrate the way one given cryptolang works.

All my posts will be tagged with #daily cryptolangs, for your convenience. As well, each post will have the name of the cryptolang in the tags formatted like this: #cl <cryptolang name>, if some complex cryptolang demands the usage of some other, simpler one.

Good cryptolanging!

[cryptolangsguy]

Qorviss

SeGoCiCuBuWiVaVoFaPiLeNoXiBaTuTeVuSuZaXuXeHaDiQiJoBeNeViCeHuNiFiMuJiKePaRoPoToZiPeKiQuDaQoHeZoPuLaNaVeHoLoReTaJaTiBiKuGaFoCoGiGeGuZuWoWaDeQeXoZeSoDoXaJuKoWuSiLiMaHiRuDuRiWeMeCaLuJeBoMoMiQaFeKaSaFuRaNu

I vull you, "sprunx of bnack daartz, kodgu my faw" as tzo daick bpown cox komps ohor tzo nazy xag.

Trivia: those are all possible CV pairs (excluding the usage of Y) in English (20 consonants times 5 vowels makes 100 syllables) arranged in random order.

[cryptolangsguy]

Aruya Gilboh

UOIEA_DCGPBKTYIr#_NSHEr#_RLAr#_MWFV_QEn#_XAn#_ZIn#_JYn#_AaAda#_EeEde#_IiIdi#_OoOdo#_UuUdu#_YyYdy#

E yaarar irio, "Hberesan iv karugt enoulyin, ynocpa wir mif," uh yera enoegt klifs vian ynowbh imal yera aruinir cip.

Trivia: This cryptolang's name is encoded "Late Corpus" in reference to Warframe.