How do we communicate? Well, usually, by way of a language of some kind. So, what else could a web site devoted to the creation of the fantastic have to say about language? Here are a few thoughts on constructed languages, some links, and some tools as well.
If you just want to create a system of internally consistent names, try our
very own Name Generator.
Our ConLang Word Generator
is back! And now we have a Custom ConLang Word Generator
that you allows you to input words from your own conlang! Or, any other language
that you have words for. Please note, that you only need to input words from
a raw lexicon or corpus, not any phonology or syllable formulas. We also have
an additional word generator, the
Conlang Word Maker, that allows you to choose your own phonology and word/syllable
formulas. And, finally, if that wasn't enough, there's the
Conlang Word Maker, Version 2, that does everything the
Conlang Word Maker does, but also lets you create translations for a small
set of words. (Sort of like a small, web-based version of LangMaker.)
Perhaps you have a language that you'd like to "age" or mutate into a sister
or daughter language? Then, our Dialect
Maker is the thing to try.
Or, for a little fun, you can play with the Rosetta
Stone Game.
Please note: Due to the popularity of the
conlang creation and mutation scripts, certain abuse prevention measures have
been put in place. If the script is unavailable for more than a few hours, e-mail
me at Magus@Fantasist.net and I will
correct the problem.
Also, I will not share my sourcecode for these scripts. Click
here to read why.
If you're ready to document your language, download
a blank template for a Conlang
Phrasebook
If you feel more "adventurous", download a blank template for a Conlang
Slang Phrasebook Warning: Adult Content!
If you're a fan of the new Dungeons and Dragons, or the Dragon Magazine, we have three new languages ripped from their pages: Dwarven, Elven and Draconic. All three of these languages are originally created by Sean K. Reynolds and are presented here as a service to gamers and a curiosity.
LangMaker
Chris Pound's Name
Generator Page
Zompist
Language "Miniatures"
Conlang Profiles at Langmaker.com
Teonaht Taxonomies, an example of vocabulary
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