Ataši: Difference between revisions

Line 1:

Marèngil is a constructed language inspired by both Elvish and Dwarvish, languages spoken by the elves and dwarves respectively in the fictional world of Middle Earth, invented by J. R. R. Tolkien. Thus, the language is spoken by an elf-like people, but of a more hardy stock, akin to the dwarves~~. These elves are known as the Marên, and live in a mountainous, dry, jungle-like continent on the planet Tárìk~~. The ~~continent~~ is ~~not much bigger than Greenland~~ in ~~square mileage~~, ~~but is home to some 450 million people~~. ~~It is very mountainous and has a large collection of waterways and cave systems. The planet could be likened to Caladan~~, ~~from Frank Herbert's Dune~~, with ~~very little deserts or arid, inhospitable biomes. The language itself is highly agglutinative in the most modern form~~. Older root languages ~~are less so~~, with ~~the~~ main root ~~language~~ having no agglutination whatsoever.

Marèngil is a constructed language inspired by both Elvish and Dwarvish, languages spoken by the elves and dwarves respectively in the fictional world of Middle Earth, invented by J. R. R. Tolkien. Thus, the language is spoken by an elf-like people, but of a more hardy stock, akin to the dwarves. The language is highly agglutinative in most modern forms and branches, though there are certain dialects which do not follow such rules. These are heavily influenced by other languages, however, and some state that they are not directly associated with Marêngil. Older root languages have little to no agglutination, with its two main root languages having no agglutination whatsoever.

==Phonology==

Revision as of 20:15, 6 August 2023 view source Assimilating Pork (talk \| contribs) 1,371 edits →Phonology ← Older edit		Revision as of 23:10, 7 August 2023 view source Assimilating Pork (talk \| contribs) 1,371 edits No edit summary Newer edit →
Line 1:		Line 1:
	Marèngil is a constructed language inspired by both Elvish and Dwarvish, languages spoken by the elves and dwarves respectively in the fictional world of Middle Earth, invented by J. R. R. Tolkien. Thus, the language is spoken by an elf-like people, but of a more hardy stock, akin to the dwarves~~. These elves are known as the Marên, and live in a mountainous, dry, jungle-like continent on the planet Tárìk~~. The ~~continent~~ is ~~not much bigger than Greenland~~ in ~~square mileage~~, ~~but is home to some 450 million people~~. ~~It is very mountainous and has a large collection of waterways and cave systems. The planet could be likened to Caladan~~, ~~from Frank Herbert's Dune~~, with ~~very little deserts or arid, inhospitable biomes. The language itself is highly agglutinative in the most modern form~~. Older root languages ~~are less so~~, with ~~the~~ main root ~~language~~ having no agglutination whatsoever.		Marèngil is a constructed language inspired by both Elvish and Dwarvish, languages spoken by the elves and dwarves respectively in the fictional world of Middle Earth, invented by J. R. R. Tolkien. Thus, the language is spoken by an elf-like people, but of a more hardy stock, akin to the dwarves. The language is highly agglutinative in most modern forms and branches, though there are certain dialects which do not follow such rules. These are heavily influenced by other languages, however, and some state that they are not directly associated with Marêngil. Older root languages have little to no agglutination, with its two main root languages having no agglutination whatsoever.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==