#fake language

[violet-yimlat]

Hello um.

Dragon language where gender is based on the nature of the dragon’s hoard.

ALLOW ME TO ELABORATE (there is also a very pretty dragon lady below the cut I promise.)

Ok so. I’m not the sort of person who makes up languages for fun. That is not the sort of hobby that appeals to me.

BUT. I was designing this here beautiful lady (see kept my promise)(she hoards teacups. The sword technically belongs to her girlfriend)

When I had the silly brain thought and it is refusing to leave so now I present it here to you:

Dragon genders.

There’s five main genders—as well as a few others we’ll get into later—each based off the classification of the dragon’s hoard:

Wealth (gold, jewels, currency)

Wisdom (mostly books, but also other forms of recorded media)

Labour (tools, weapons, craft supplies)

Life (plants, creatures, food)

And Beauty (art, trinkets, garments)

Each of these has its own set of pronouns attached.

Aside from these categories, there are the three hoardless genders; that which is used to refer to young children, that used to refer respectfully to adults without a hoard or members of other sentient species, and the highly offensive basically-a-slur one.

But the highest insult of all is to say that an individual’s hoard isn’t valid. You just don’t go there.

Uh yeah that’s kind of it, I will be accepting questions, thank you for coming to my ted talk :3

[makeitrealfromfictional]

Other

Ghor Language (Star Wars: Andor) Ghor is a language with its “own rules and sounds and grammar and pronunciations”, and every single word spoken in Ghor by every background character has a meaning.  One article even says ‘unlike Huttese’ Ghor ‘is one of the most fleshed-out constructed languages in all of Star Wars.’ This is significant, because Huttese, before Mando’a, was one of the front-runners for Star Wars fake languages. 

My understanding of a quote by one of the main creators of the language is that the Ghor they built contains somewhere near 2000 words. However, much of this is not accessible to fans. Serafinawriter is working on separating and working out every single Ghor audio clip from Andor in order to figure out the language and turning it into something “functional and practical” that can be learned. Analysis/update. Resources r/Ghor Subreddit AurekFonts is back at it again: latest work on deciphering the alphabet. (<- I'm not sure which writing system this is supposed to be, since Ghor apparently has two.) Rudimentary translator All of this would be much easier if those who created Ghor would share all of their work.

Ghor is a fairly recent addition to the land of fictional languages you can learn, as the season of the show it appeared in only aired April 2025.

Links lead to -> esquire.com, and then all reddit.com.

[raybiestrashcan]

I need to practice writing in the language I made up so comment down below a simple question like ‘hey how are you’ and I will respond in the fake language. And I’m not gonna tell you what I said. So you’ll have to figure that out by looking at other responses I give. And yes, you can put ‘say “good” and I will in language.

[echo-the-cindwu]

found out drawing creatures from marinia from the perspective of an animal enthusiast is very fun actually!

'sprrat' is a translation to animal/creature

'-en' is from the root word 'enen' which translates to fly/flying

'sprraten' is basically 'bird' or 'animal that can fly' if you want to be literal!

Enka is a future character for my comic!

You will never guess what he is really into lmao

[sugarycutier]

Why are there so many conlang songs that are AI generated? Either the words are generated, the background(s), the voices singing, or even a mix or all the above option included.

Can anyone do me a quick favor and help me find more conlang songs? It is hard to feel like an eldritch entity when you can't even listen to a good conlang song. Yes, weird to listen to conlang music to feel like an eldritch entity, but I love it. Also I love learning languages and conlangs are so fun because the sounds are so fun to try to replicate.

Let me feel like a fey or monstrous creature speaking their language to humans unable to understand/speak it.

It is fun. You should try it. Good way to get the pronunciation right too.

Me need more conlang songs please. Conlangers can you please help me find more songs? Thank yous!!

[delicateartisantrash]

Cybertronian Language Ref Project

So, I was absolutely ASTOUNDED to discover there isn't, as far as I could find, any dedicated directory of a List Of Words for the Cybertronian languages, though there is some documentation on the written languages themselves.

Inspired by those, I started creating a document to keep track of Cybertronic languages used in the fanfictions I write, because I have an obsession for fantasy language in a story actually being written out.

Would anyone be interested in sharing this resource? I don't have terribly many words installed yet, and I mostly focus on the common tongue since that's what comes up most often in my stories so far, but I plan to flesh out all of them with time.

Imagine some of the fun miscommunications between Decepticons and Autobots who are mingling, when they have the same spoken word but they mean vastly different things >:DDD

[puppetmaster13u]

Bird-Bat Language [Part 1]

A majority of the language is whistles, as those can carry great distances, but other noises are also used, helped along by things such as comms.

Each Batfamily member has a name-call These are all variations of whistling, sometimes with an added sound to differentiate.

Bruce: click-low-high-low-low (simple, with the click being mixed with a sound akin to snapping teeth) Barbara: high-coo-low-low (the coo is short while the last low is longer and trails off) Dick: low-high-high-high (his entire call is rapid as he made it when he was younger & more impatient) Jason: high-click-click-high (the first high is long while the two clicks are rapid) Cassandra: low-low-low-high (almost all of her call is long save for the first low whistle) Tim: rapid high-low-high-high (as mentioned his entire call is rapid and bunched together almost into one sound) Stephanie: long high-low-high-high (Almost identical to Tim's call save that it's stretched out for several seconds) Duke: click-low-high-click (usually adds to his call by clinking the armor on his suit giving an underlying metal sound) Damian: click-high-high-coo (click lacks snapping noise but may be accompanied by metal on stone from blades) Jarro: coo-low-high (the coo is between a high and low whistle, as though to tell how small he is) Alfred: low-low-high-high-low (the two highs are faster than the rest of the call) Kate: click-click-high-low (similar to Bruce's call the clicks are added onto via snapping teeth)

Allies, temporary or otherwise also have name-calls Not all of said allies understand what the calls mean, and in most cases the calls are used by the batfamily only unless taught.

Clark: shrill whistle-chirp (originally the rapid shrill sound was used as a warning of how dangerous he was until friendship was achieved with Bruce) Selina: merp-coo-low-low (the merp is similar to a meow while the rest of the call is slow as she's not a threat) Poison Ivy: long low-high (the two sounds are lengthened to make up for the simplicity to separate from basic noises) Harley Quinn: short high-low (the noise is usually repeated several times similar to a whistling giggle) Ghostmaker: high-high-low-click-hoot (the click hoot is a reference to his suit, specifically the metal, weapons, & cloak) Harvey: coo-low-low-click (the coo reveals the affection still there for Bruce's childhood friend even when the call was first created)

There are several sounds commonly used during patrol These were some of the first noises/words created for the language due to how important several of the meanings are

Danger/Alert: high-low-low-high (a noise made to let each other know of danger without alerting outsiders or goons) Check In: low-low-high-low-click (this is self explanatory with the others responding with their own check in sounds) Emergency/Come Get Me: rapid low-high-high (also self explanatory, an emergency that they need help getting out of) Emergency/Leave Now: rapid high-low-high (a call that means that there's an emergency & the others need to get out) Be Back/Don’t Worry: rapid chitter (usually used when they come across something not dangerous) Warning/Don’t Come: repeated rapid high (pretty much the opposite of the previous call that continues for several minutes)

There's a secondary series of patrol noises focused on individuals Several of these were made around the time that other heroes and rogues started to emerge outside of Gotham

Unknown Intruder: tap-tap-click-chitter (It's quieter than most other calls to not alert the person they're talking about) Hero Intruder: shrill shriek-click-whistle (This is one of the louder calls & far more openly angry sounding) Enemy Intruder: short shriek-whistle-click-click (the shriek is used for intimidation purposes, usually during an attack) Being Watched: short low-click long high (One of the quietest noises, mostly to not alert the observer they're aware) Target Spotted: rapid click-click-click-high (This is usually coupled with other calls such as a specific rogue or other info) Engaging Target: rapid chirp-high-high long low (This was created after the kids went in without a plan with no warning several times)

There's also several calls are for specific rogues These were made at various times as more rogues emerged, usually used with other calls such as target spotted with a large amount of the calls having warnings inside the sound

Two-Face: rapid low-low-click-high-high (his call shares similarities with Harvey's but lacks the affectionate coo & has a pair of highs that could be seen as alarm) Al Ghul: hiss-click long low (the call is meant to mimic the Lazarus Pits, the hissing of liquid, clicking of metal, and low echoes of caves) Bane: buzz-hiss (the sound is supposed to invoke the imagery of creatures such as snakes & wasps, things with Venom) Penguin: trill-bark (it's as close as they can get to a penguin cry, revealing who they're speaking of) Scarecrow: clatter-hiss-caw (the sounds mimic vials falling, opening, & of course the call of a crow, like the kind that perch on scarecrows) Joker: clatter-croak-croak (similar to Scarecrow's call but with more of a coughing sound because they think he's disgusting) Riddler: chirp-long trill-chirp (his call is more musical than most other rogues due to his way of talking in rhymes & riddles) Mr Freeze: long hiss-bark-click (it mimics the sound of something being unsealed and the cracking of ice) Deadshot: bark-trill-high (the call is meant to mimic the shooting of a gun & the whistle of a bullet in flight) Clayface: coo-low-coo (the coos are affectionate, but interspaced with a low sound, like hidden danger) Madhatter: hiss-trill-coo (honestly similar to riddler's but the hiss shows he's more of an asshole) Man-Bat: chitter-bark-click (his call mimics the sound of bats combined with something larger, like a big dog)

There's also smaller-scale crime sounds These are also used for the people working with rogues too

Mob: warble-coo-clatter (This is very self explanatory of organized crime) Goons: chirp-coo-hiss (This isn't quite mob, but still organized crime, usually people who work for rogues) Minor Crime: trill-click (This is for smaller crimes like muggings, robbers, etc) Large Group: buzz-click (This is short, usually used as a warning or in the middle of a situation) Police: caw-bark-click (Pretty self explanatory, and the sounds are easily coverable by the sounds of a city) Assassins: hoot-croak-hiss (They didn't have this word until Damian joined, then they sort of needed it lol)

Part 2: H E R E

[mothstache]

HC that there’s no exact word for gay/straight/lesbian/etc. in Cherankan so liberties have to be taken