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This ring is devoted to language-enthusiasts, -users and -makers, in short all knowing of Tolkien's "secret vice".
This is our Scattered Tongues hubpage. We have 20 carefully chosen sites for you to choose from below. We hope you'll visit each one!

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Ailanto's Language Page Preview — Go — Flag
Primary interests are Esperanto, Glosa, and German; and Madhumisc, my own little archaic English project.

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The LARA Language Preview — Go — Flag
Lara is an artistic fictional language began in 1991 by Alex-Lexa. Initially it was created for amusement, but at present it has a vocabulary of more than 7000 words and a complete grammar.

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Atlan - the language of the Atlantean Empire Preview — Go — Flag
The history of Atlantis and its empire, supposedly discovered in an alternate world. It contains detailed descriptions of the languages of the Atlantean Empire, especially Atlan, its sister tongues and their ancestor, Juralic

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The Akbiekdi Language Page. Preview 1 review(s) — Go — Flag
The web site for Akbiekdi, my 8th conlang, but by far the easiest and most interesting.

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A Beginning Primer to Litaja Preview — Go — Flag
The national language of the nation Lykosha. Includes an intro, basic sentence structure, some vocabulary, etc. Created by Samnr Richter.

Minyeva Preview 1 review(s) — Go — Flag
Minyeva is a constructed language whose goal is to achieve maximum semantic precision. It could be considered a logical language. It is completely regular and the phonological rules are simple.

Rochadan Preview — Go — Flag
Sen sad o Eomer nedparf ar nedrinceg ar teitho nedglam bain o Gondor.

Siidmak (a conlang) Preview — Go — Flag
Siidmak is my latest project. This isn't a pretty page, but it is growing little by little

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Tyl Sjok -- An Isolating Constructed Human Language Preview — Go — Flag
The title says it all: Tyl Sjok is an isolating language. The design goal is simplicity of grammar and lack of lip movement. It only has one grammar rule, one open lexical class of words and makes most morphological categories of other languages optional and moves them into the lexicon.

Almaqerin and Sitarwelas Preview — Go — Flag
Almaqerin and Sitarwelas were spoken respectively in the old cities of Almaq and Sitar, in the southern lands of Sil�... The site currently includes a detailed Almaqerin grammar, the phonology of Almaqerin, a lexicon and a presentation of two writing systems. [Last update: April 1, 1999]