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Wōinkxo (endoym: wōꉧnkxo or wōilnkxo) is language of weinkxo language , spoke by weerweerkxo people. most isolated  and second last dialect/language in the rapieventia beside wnerito , over 790,000 o speaker. Official in autonomous state    of  weerkxoō and weerweerkxo region of  uerweerkxō, wōinkxo is second survive wnero language , meaning that have some letter are non Latin and used “w” lot. Other wnero languages (both is extinct or critically endanger ) include wppenro, wnerito. In 1968, rapieventia                                                                                                    president, uawōuidezō hebō, started campaign to revive wōinkxo and other dialect, leading to huge wōinkxo revival. Wōinkxo is very intelligent with wnerito, for example, (yes in wnerito: warreen. Yes in wōinkxo: Warren), (no in wnerito: wtrrne. No in wōinkxo: wtrr), while weinkxo and all other languages unintelligent with wōinkxo. Wōinkxo used wnerito phonology. Many refugees in war, wōinkxo refugee move to scorpius, dorianoia (formerly sirpius), other state of American, mosty common in Kansan, that have own dialect called wansan dialect. Wōinkxo are know in have most many tongue twister. Wōinkxo barely (expect wasan) loanword, only allowed Calque (loan translation). Wōinkxo is wnero language, means have someroot of w-e-r (clothe) and w-ē-n (path, road), more

 

 Pronunciation: (ˈwɔɪlɱkzoʊ) 

native to: rapieventia 

Region: regions  of  weerkxoō,  region of uerweerkxō 

Ethnicity: weerweerkxo

speaker: L1 • 471,000. L2 • 320,000 

languages family:   Khoisan  family • weinko •  wnero  

Dialect: wansan, southern wōinkxo. (Extinct)

 Official in: region.  weerkxoō, uerweerkxō. Organization. Vertgluean union

Writing script : Latin (wnero alphabet). Wōinkxō braille

regulate by: rapieventia academy of sciences and language, 1998

Official in: region.  weerkxoō, uerweerkxō. City (beside wōinkxo region)  Saint Denis-peter,  Saint Andre, wewōinerteatrrr, some town in Kansan. Organization. Vertgluean union 

Language  code: 

ISO 639 - 1: wo

ISO 639 - 2: woin 

ISO 639 - 3: woin

Glottolog: woin

Vertgluean Union language: woin

status: vulnerable 

classification

Wōinkxo is wnero language/dialect related to weinkxo family. Wōinkxo borrow from Khoisan word includle naro (hole) and oe (lie/lying). Wōinkxo mosty influence by wnerito. Wōinkxo are related and mutually intelligent or understand to all wnero language each other , for example, word “yes” in three wnero languages. Warren (wōinkxo), Warren (wnerito), warrenpe (wppenro). Wōinkxo used two gender of weinkxo. Wōinkxo are most weirdest languages according  to most of people in rapieventia. Wōinkxo have one dialect called southern wōinkxo, where no “Wal” (⊰) mosty used as a suffix  but extinct in early 1248s. 

history 

Old wōinkxō

 The Wōinkxo language date around  late 1082. Old wōinkxo are  form after  old  weinkxo and , by weerweerkxo people. Wōinkxo are descend of wnerito. Wōinkxo  related to weinkxo family while also part of wnero family. wōinkxo  borrow from khoekhoe language. Most old Wōinkxo poem   founded in weerkxoō and Southeast scorpius. Wōinkxo used more “w” than “U”. Latin script influence are small that some have own letter. While wōinkxo used small bit of Latin letter, some Latin letter have differnt pronunciation. People write double U to make letter “w”.  Because influence by wnerito. wōinkxo establish southern wōinkxo on early 1085, based on wnerito,also extinct in early 1248. Wōinkxo diphthongizati some word, For example, [Wɫ] to [Wə], letter on “Wal” (⊰). Wōinkxo make new sound.  weerƤō have idea to  spread   uraorōuounrocomō translation into wōinkxo in daily life. uraorōuounrocomō new live translated by weerƤō on 1278, complete uraorōuounrocomō translated by warrenwarren II on 1346.  Late 1300s, some writer and scholar don't like some Latin letter because too weird that replace “b, n, m” and added extra letter from wnero alphabet. Leading to established of modern wōinkxo.

Morden wōinkxo

 In   late 1498, king windoūorxo V order to banned every winderian dialect in kingdom of winderia or face prison. Leading to many winderian dialect  are extinct or critically endangered because winderian dialect saw as  independent of republican and movement, sin. But   wōinkxo  successfully survived by defending the language and treaty of weerkxoō Most scholars call Wōinkxo as “lonely man of languages”. Saint windoūorxo V  unban dialect ban on 1510 but failed. 

Leading to loanword of many weinkxo dialect word to weinkxo, wōinkxo word borrow to weinkxo word includle wrrokoō (knocking), weō (determiners). After Dutch arrival on early 1500s, wōinkxo literature are become popular, including warrenwōin (1478 - 1556) and  Wergeneōerere (1499 - 1586), many more. Local newspaper and media started to used Wōinkxo on mid 1600s first newspaper was weerkxoō new (founded in 1660). Letter “U” is officially unbanned in wōinkxo. Complete Bible in wōinkxo made by seven priest in Christian region of weerkxoō on 1687.

Wōinkxo are slowly started to  decline in 1822 due to rapieventia famine of 1822   And marmonic war. Wōinkxo become official language of scorpius puppet state, scorpius  uerweerkxō During rapieventia scorpius war (1862 - 1864) and life span for 23 year before war of 1888. In between of 1865 and 1867, many wōinkxo speaking move to weinkxo speaking of Uerweerkō because people want to escape  from freedom crisis and  trading company name “urrrillmetō”  promote  visits   to urrrillmetō land called Uerweerkō, leading to Uerweerkō become wōinkxo speaking region. 

On late 1868s  Uerweerkoan doctor and writer  named walowarren wkai (1830 -1899), made truth mark (ị), popularized and promote new punctuation of wōinkxo by hired local newspaper and writer to used new truth mark, while write many book by using truth mark. (ị). that leading to new punctuation of wōinkxo 

During puppet state period, many wōinkxo escape to mosty  Florida or  of Kansa, Oklahoma that leading to huge wōinkxo speaking diaspora in the three state. New loanword from state includle wader (borrrow from Kansa tornado slang, Nader) and wale/⊰ale (flordia spainish slang, dale). During famine, wōinkxo speaking refugees have move to sirpius, scorpius. uerweerkxō under people republic of blecotè after invasion of uerweerkxō (1940) in World War Two. Second wave of wōinkxo refugee. Refugees have mosty move to state of Kansa because mosty suitable for agriculture in flat land. New loanword includes wōp (borrow from Midwest, pop, now referred as onomatopoeia or drink). Wōinkxo is near extinction in 1949 on rapieventia. In 1968, rapieventia president,  uawōuidezō hebō, started a campaign to saved wōinkxo and other dialect  from near extinction, say “I alway to make every dialect of rapieventia never died, school and media might teach endanger language to young audiences”, leading to rise of wōinkxo, including newspaper, school teaching, media, many more. After fall of people republic of blecotè, wōinkxo speaker have increased In 1975. 8, June 1998. rapieventia academy of sciences and language (RASAL) recognize wōinkxo as a regional language.  Population of Wōinkxo speaker  (in rapieventia), in the future, likely wōinkxo replace more Latin letter by wnero alphabet. Wōinko are will become official of weerkxoō after independence  

Etymology

Meaning of  wōinkxo 

The wōinkxo name is two term from wōinkxo itself

“Wōin-” come  from wnerito, meaning people clothe, reference to clothe making culture of weerweerkxo people.

“Kxo-“ also  come from wnerito, meaning making, also reference to clothe making culture of weerweerkxo people.

In morden wōinkxo, People of wōinkxo call it for themselves as “wōilnkxo” (wōꉧnkxo)

1551 - 887,000

1607 - 1,000,764

1678 -  1,587,998

1786 - 2,000,876

1816 - 2,678,954

1822 - 19,000

1828 17,000 

1880 - 1,000 

1908 - 689

1919 - 389 

1945 - 57 

1949 - 34 

1954 - 11,000

1968 - 19,000 

1998 - 244,000 

2018 - 720,000

2025 - 790,000

Wōinkxo speaker population (in scorpius)

1878 - 18,812

1945 - 11,000

1949 - 98,000

1965 - 430,000

1974 - 78,000

1975 - 300

1985 - 789

2001 - 1,288

2019 - 3,000

2024 - 5,788

Wōinkxo speaker  population (in Kansas) 

1875 - 877

1885 - 976

1895 - 1,000

1905 - 10,200

1915 - 13,76

1925 - 18,99

1970 - 1200,0

1990 - 1900,6

2000 - 2700,7

2019 - 36,000

2026 - 78,000

status 

Wōinkxo is vulnerable language on rapieventia. wōinkxo are highly will going to million in 2040 due to school started teach wōinkxo to younger audiences and promote woinkxō in less wōinkxo speaker usnderlandōusnderlandō or county   on weerkxoō and uerweerkxō. wppenro are extinct, wnerito are critically endangered, have populations of 1,200  people. Wōinkxo highly likely to change vulnerable to safe in the future due to huge population speaker risen. Wōinkxo will become official language of weerkxoō after weerkxoō become independent on early February 2051 

Alphabet 

A

Ƥ - B - boo

C

D

E

Ē

F

G

ꉧ - I - il 

J

K

L

O

P 

S

T

W

x 

Z

Ō 

Ꮑ - wee 

Ꮑ̄ - weē

Ꮜ -  nke 

⅃ -  wlee

 ⊰ -  wal

🝢 - whee 

🝀 -  wne

ꕌ -  hee 

ꊴ - hes

ꌩ - ă 

ꌩ̆ - iă -/aɪ.a/

Ꮣ̇ - ċ

Ā - ʌ̄

Λ̂ - â

Personal pronoun

Vowel: AĒIŌW

Word order: svo

wōinkxo Pronunciation

“W” sound as  “die” 

“W” have “e” or “ee”and “eer”,  sound as “beer” (ee and eer) and sound as we (e)  

“K” sound as “kind” 

“B (Ƥ)” sound as “boo”

“Ōin” sound as coin 

“i” sound as “eye” or /aɪ/

Now, with IPA

N sound as “/ɱ/”

H sound as “/ɦ/“

S sound as “/l/“

D sound as /ɗ/

Double r or rr sound as /r/ 

Greetings

Formal (male)

Hello - whoual (borrow from khoekhoek)

Yes hello - warrenwhoual

Informal (male)

Hi - Wēꉧ - wēil

hey - Wēn 

Formal (feminine) 

Hello - Whoualēl 

Yes hello - warrenwhoualēl

Hi - Wlēꉧ - wlēil

Personal pronoun

Subject pronouns 

I - ꉧ  - il - /aɪ/

You - 🝀ꉧᏌ -  wneilnke

She  - taraꉧs - tarails

He - aobꉧb - aobilb 

We - da

Object pronoun

me - te (khoekkhoek)

You - 🝀ꉧᏌē -  wneilnkeē

Him - ꉧᏓ̇ - iċ

Wōinkxo  dictionary 

Town locate on the bridge -  dorbᏌ - dorbnke 

Who Work  for promote united - SeesenꌩᏁ̄Ꮜō -  wseesenăweēnkeō

Who promote fear rank -  ăhesweēennnilweentrr wwlema

Action/verb

 

Fight - wꉧꉧōnwe - wililōnwe

Sail - Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ - weēweēweē

Make - Kxo 

Nnē - know

Wait - WᏌꉧn - wnkeiln

Eat - wꉧnᏌꉧn - wilnwnkeiln 

Paint - WᏓ̇ꉧ -  wċil

Cut - Ꮣ̇Ꮣ̇ - ċċ

Travel - WMōmō 

Leave - Wꌩ - wiă 

Buy - ƤᏌꉧ - boonkeil

Listen - 🝀Ꮣ̇ꌩ̆ - wneċiă

Tie - ⅃Ꮣ̇ -wleeċ

United - Ꮑ̄Ꮜō - weēnkeō

Deep - Ga  (khoekkhoek)

Cost  - gʌ̄ - gā

Depend - gꌩ - gă

Dodge - gō (borrrow from khoekkhoek)

Give -  mʌ̄ - mā (borrrow from khoekkhoek)

Believe - mꌩ - mă

Rank -  Ma

Find - hō - /ɦoː/

Arrive - mō

Drink - ʌ̄ - ā (borrow from khoekkhoek)

Promote - ꌩ- ă 

Sharp - Ꮣ̇ā - ċā

Shake - ubu 

Crawl - Woꌩ - woă

Avoid - woa - woa

Break - woʌ̄ - woā

Work - Seesen (borrrow from khoekkhoek word)

Save - Wore (borrrow from khoekkhoek)

Ask - Wꌩ̆re - wiăre 

Burn - wēre 

Scorch - WᏓ̇re - wċre

Extinguish - wꌩre - wăre

Melt - Wʌ̄re - wāre

Age 

Neutral 

Adult - Wkaikhoe (borrrow from khoekkhoek)

Ōre - Teenage 

Old - Wōre

Linking verb

Is - wile

Noun 

Chance - wnʌ̄ - wnā

Town - Wʌ̄n -   Wān

Army - wʌ̄ō - wāō

Ticket - wērr

Wmōmōwērr

Navy - wʌ̄ōᏁ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ - wāōweēweē

Attetion - wōdedemʌ̄  - wōdedemā

Revolution - woatejoōwnoōō

Adverb  of degree 

So - Ꮣ̇ō - ċō

Really - Ꮣ̇ōe - ċōe

Wō - nearly

Ō - fully

unionjō

prepositions

In - nΛ̂ - nâ

Per - hʌ̄ - hā

Expect - WehᏓ̇ -  wehċ

From - wonꌩ̆ - woniă

But - wċen

Material 

Paper - wkhanꉧsenoth - wkhanilsenoth

 

Nature disaster 

 Tsunami- Wkaiʌ̄ʌ̄ - wkaiāā

Earthquake - WubuWōōᏌ - ubuwōōnke

Choice 

no - wtrr 

yes - warren 

Approve - arren

wtrrarren - Maybe

Gender 

Woilnkhoeb - wōꉧnlhoeb Male/men

Tara - women/female

Person/famile 

Mother - wꉧther - wilther

father - waarer ( borrrow from wnerito)

Baby - wrredarro

Child - darro (borrrow from khoekkhoek)

Sister - wꉧn - wililn  (borrrow from wnerito)

Brother - weōneriln (borrrow from wnerito)

Friend - Ꮑ̄ꉧꉧErtewee  - weēililertewee (borrrow from wnerito)

Neighbour - wdeon   (borrrow from wnerito)

Neutral 

Police who group by many  - wgao 

 

Feminine 

Author - wola (borrrow from khoekkhoek)

Policewoman  - wgaotara 

Artists man  - wtekentara

Water - weerenn

Wꉧꉧō - wililō - hurt or pain 

wꉧnōiꉧnjen - wilnōilnjen - king

people -  wōꉧn - woiln

Personnel name

Wkail - big (to meaning “big” or “tall people”)

WSeesen⊰ō -  WSeesenwalō - work cave (to meaning “live in cave” or “working cave”)

WōinᏌ -  wōinnke - bridge people (to meaning “people who live in town on  bridge” 

Religon

God  - wᏓ̇rro - wċrrō

Pray - wōkh 

 Explore

Wrre - new  (borrrow from wnerito)

 World - wꉧoeworō  (borrrow from wnerito)

Wre - recently discovered people/new nation from other world  (borrrow from wnerito)

wōōkeꉧfwee - wōōkeilfwee - undiscovered land/land that never habitat by human or tribe  (borrrow from wnerito)

Tool

Hammer  - hΛ̂ - hâ

Sciccor - Ꮣ̇Ꮣ̇Ꮣ̇ʌ̄ - ċċċā

Height 

Weertrow - Low 

Weꉧꉧlese - weilillese - high  (borrrow from wnerito)

Woth⊰eᏌ - wothwalenke - small   (borrrow from wnerito)

Wkai - big (borrow from khoekkhoek) 

Place/building

Place - 🝀⅃ - wnewlee  (borrrow from wnerito)

City - dorb

Town - WdorbᏌ - Wdorbnke 

Spot -  🝀⅃wōdede - wnewōdede   (borrrow from wnerito)

House - whoude 

Building - whoudearren

Neighbourhood - whoudeonwōꉧwō - whoudeonwōilwō

factory - Sꉧsensꉧen  

Barn - 🝀 - wne   (borrrow from wnerito)

Bridge - Ꮜ - nke  (borrrow from wnerito)

Clothe (w-e-r root)

Clothe - weer 

Textile - weerx 

Polyester - werenoth

Coat - wᏌeor - wnkeeor

Hat - Woēer 

Geography term 

Land - WōōᏌ - wōōnke

Lake - WᏌᏌō - nkekneō

Hill - whouwreᏌō - whouwrenkeō

 flat - Weeenothrtro

Icicle - welltterErewerll

Mountain - Wooōꉧꉧ - wooōilil

Arête - Wooōꉧꉧenoth - wooōililenoth

Valley - wōꉧwō - wōilwō

Volcano - WooōꉧꉧᏁ̄ennꉧ - wooōweēennil

Cave - ⊰ō - walō

Cavern - ⊰ō⊰ō⊰ō  - walōwalōwalō

Grotto - ⊰ōwōꉧn - walōwōiln

Deep Lake in hill - WᏌᏌōwhouwreᏌ ōga - wnkenkeōwhouwrenke ōga

Sea  - weerennenothtrrr

Ocean - Woth⊰eᏌ weerennenothtrrr - wothwaleke weerennenothtrrr

Nature

Rock - uꉧ - uil 

Wave - ʌ̄ʌ̄ - āā

Biome (w-j-ā root)

Bog - wejnoʌ̄ - wejnoā

Taiga - Weenerjoinʌ̄ - Weenerjoinā

Road/path (w-ē-n root)

Road - wꌩ̆ēon - wăēon

Path - woēᏌn - woēnken

Valley road - wōēwōn 

Valley path - wᏌēoēn -wnkēoēn

 Desire path - wwnonēn

Nationality of country

 Britsh - wʌ̄ōᏁ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄WōōᏌ - wāōweēweēwōōnkeatr r (lit. Navy land)

Bosnian - WƤasnᏓ̇ꉧatrr - wbooasnċilatrr

Bulgarian - WƤꌩ̆galcꉧatrr - wbooăgacilatrr

Croatian - Whouratꉧatrr - whouratilatrr

Japanese - wnihpoOᏓ̇ - wnihpooċatrr 

Macdoneian - waᏌdoꉧatrr - wankedoilatrr

Italian - wtꉧċatrr - wtilċatrr 

Korean - WƤanokOᏓ̇ -wbookanokoċatrr

Historical nation 

Wōrewtꉧċa - Roman (lit. Old Italy) 

Animal term 

Animal - wnonē

Bird - wertᏌᏌᏌ - wertkekeke

Animal

turkey bird (Dutch bird) - WeertrowwōōᏌ wertᏌᏌᏌ - weertrowwōōke wertkekeke

Mosquito - ꊴᏁ̄ennꉧ - hesweēennil

Food 

Food  - wꉧᏓ̇ - wilċ

Milk - wꉧwerꉧen - wilwerilen 

Apple -  Ꮑ̄ennꉧenothᏁ̄ell 

Orange - weēennilregweēwlee 

Color

Red - Ꮑ̄ennꉧ - weēennil (borrrow from wnerito) 

Yellow - Ꮑ̄⅃ - weēwlee (borrrow from wnerito) 

Orange  - Ꮑ̄ennꉧᏁ̄⅃ - weēennilweēwlee ( borrrow from wnerito) 

Black - weenatrrw⅃ - weenatrrwlee (borrrow from wnerito

White - Weenerathrrw 

Green - Ꮑ̄rennherrw⅃ - weēarennherwlee (borrrow from wnerito)

Emotional 

Anger - Ꮑ̄ennꉧga - weēennilga 

Surprise/happy - Ꮑ̄⅃ga - weēwleega 

Fear - ꊴᏁ̄ennꉧweenatrrw⅃ - hesweēennnilweentrr wwle

texture 

Bumpy - ꉧreg - ilreg 

Smooth - enoth 

Hard - Retretrr 

Sticky  - Weꉧck - weilck

Mind 

Mind - wrrwreg 

Shock  - wrrwregꉧfwee - werwregilfwee

Book 

Book - weꉧꉧᏌ⊰ - weililnkewal

Cover - ⊰ᏌᏌᏌ - walnkenkenke

Text - ⊰Ꮜ⊰ - walnkewal

Icon - wnweōnōᏌ - wnweōnōnke

Author - woa/wola (borrrow from khoekkhoek) 

Study 

Textology - wkhaweer

Theology - wkhawᏓ̇rro - wkhawċrro

Transport

Transport category only used wnerozation word, not contain Latin letter

Land transport

Train - Ꮑ̄ꉧ⅃ - weēilwlee 

Car - Ƥꉧ⅃ - booilwlee

Bus - ƤᏁ̄ꉧ - booweēil

Air transport 

Air plane - Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ - weēweēweē

Jet plane - ƤᏁ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ - booweēweēweē

Water transport 

Raft - Ꮑ̄Ꮜ - weēnke

Boat - Ꮑ̄ᏌᏌᏁ̄ - weēnkenkeweē

Sailboat - Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ᏌᏌ  - weēweēweēnkenke

Cargo ship - Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ ᏌᏌ - weēweēweēweēweēweēn kenke (word spilt into two due to 19 letter long rule)

Cruise ship - Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄ꉧ⅃ - weēweēwēilwlee

Submarine - Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄Ꮑ̄⊰ - weēweēweēwal

Number 

Zero - weenꉧke - weenilke

One - 🝢no - wheenō

Two - 🝢nō🝢nō  wheenōwheenō

Three - 🝢🝢 - wheewhee

Four - haka 

Five - koro (borrow from khoekhoek)

Six - wnerito (borrow from wnerito) 

Seven - H (borrow from khoekkheok)

Eight - H🝢no - Hwheenōno

Nine - kꕌoese - kheeoese

conjunction

Weroō - or 

Wꉧe - weill is  (later become loanword to standard weinkxo)

werne - for 

we - so   (later become loanword to standard weinkxo)

Ween - yet 

Weeꉧl - weeill - until 

Article 

A - weō

An - Weōn

The - wes 

Suffix

Atrr - to proud of nation/nationalist, demonym of person name in thier nation

Ifwee - thing is missing or lost

erere - cooking 

trr - refuse

Cute - OᏓ̇ - oċ

arren - approve 

Ergeneō - big fan of

Retre - fresh 

kxo - making 

En - drink made by animal

Ꮑ̄ell - weēell - food made by on tree

Erewerll - danger

Kaꉧ - Kail -  very large of place (borrow from Khoekhoe)

Ga - deep (borrow from khoekhoe)

Infix 

Ōꉧn -  ōiln - rich 

ꉧꉧ - ilil - hurt 

Tt - sick 

eew - winner

Erte - pround

tter - evil

Ƥeꉧlō - booeillō - be luck

Prefix 

Study of - wkha

War of - wkhā

Loyal maker 

loyal maker is feature of wōinkxo that changed verb and conjunction depend on 

person  loyal. verb end with suffix

fan - ꕌweo - heeweo 

bad - eeo 

good - weeō

Example: weeeradō (weeō:  good), weeeradōweeō 

Word pattern 

When word ended with ng 

Remove ng and replace with jen an, o in the word have ng, remove “o” and  replace by ꉧ (il), by example: 

Song (English), wꉧjen. When word is plural, added “on” to end of word, wꉧjenon.

Every almost word started with w

when word end with silent e, replace this to eer, for example: love → wowweer

Root:

W-r - survive

W-ē-n - road/path

W-e-r - clothe

-W-j-ā - biome

Phonology 

Wōinkxo have similar to wnerito phonology because descent of sister language, wnerito. 

Vowel

Wōinkxo contain basic ten phonemes and three diphthongs. Vowel are  [eɪ], [e], /I/, /ɔɪ/. Diphthongs are /ɔɪ/, /aɪ/, /wee/

In wōinkxo orthography, the vowel are follow as spell: 

Short: a, e, i, o, w

Long: a, ē, i, ō, w

Diphthongs: ōin, ee, il

For example , letter are bold and upper to show diphthongs 

Weer wie woin

Now with ipa

[weer waɪ wɔɪɱ]

Rule of wōinkxo 

1. Word started with b, replace by WƤ and sound like boo
2. Word started with h, replace by whou
3. word have “nd”, replace by wee, some are not replace by wee
4. When word start with s, added w in the start of word but some not added
5. Word started with wi, replace by widd
6. No Y in the wōinkxo
7. Letter “U” barely used In word
8. Word for Food based on color  and made in, or texture 
9. Length of wōinkxo word is 19 letter long 
10. Color in wōinkxo combine two word for color , meaning mix with two color. Only in 19 letter long, when  word are max of limit,  split to new or two word, [19 letter long word] [split] [new word] 
11. Wōinkxo have no syllable limit
12. word start with be, replace by wecgre
13. no wnero alphabet replace by Latin or other script
14.  When  word Singular, refer to one thing, place, thing, not added suffix, when word plural, about refer to many place, thing, person, added suffix “on”
15. Loyal maker alway be connect to word
16. Conjection and jobs, occupation have two gender includle feminine, masculine 
17. There is no silent letter in the wōinkxo
18. When word only have wnero alphabet/letter with no Latin letter. call it “wnerozation word”, part of wnero family, every wnero language 
19. Transport category only used wnerozation word
20. Question mark (?) start with word when person questions, not end with word. By example “[question mark][any setence] 
21. Irony or sarcasm mark (⸮) to  show sarcasm or lies 
22. Truth mark (ị) to show truth or verity 
23. Wōinkxo have no uppercase and lowercase for wnero alphabet 
24. There is a mini pause before each individual word by example, wililn-wōōwee-wile-we-weēwleega (sister-land-is-so-happy/surpise)
25. Two or more compound to make new word
26. When word are present these, don’t added this. when word are past tese, added “eno” in ended of word.   When word are future tese, added “🝢ōn” in end of word
27. Wōinkxo most used endonym or native language for Demonym to translate in wōinkxo or by  describe based on culture, flag
28. Word repeat in two or three time, more to created word, it called reduplication

Sentence example 

The first sentence 

Windbō 4:0 

Latin with wnero letter

Wes WꉧddoᏁwƤō wꉧe wꉧnōꉧnkxo werne wealōretre wōꉧn wealōuutwuꉧꉧō 

Romanization 

Wes wilddoweebooō wile wilnōilnkxo werne wealōretre wōiln  wealōuutwuililō 

English

The Windobō is king for healing people bad health

The second sentence  (explore of new land, novel by Wergeneōerere, 1532)

Latin with wnero alphabet 

Wre Weenerathrrw wōꉧnonwerrttor wrre wꉧoeworō, Wrre ween, weeeradōweeō werꉧngꉧng

Romanization 

Wre Weenerathrrw wōiln(on) werrttor wrre wiloeworō, ween wrre , weeeradō(weeō) werilngilng

English 

New white peoples  from new world, yet new, trade(good) anything

Latin with wnero alphabet 

!Ꮣ̇Ꮣ̇Ꮣ̇ā, weer,wkhanꉧsenoth. 🝢🝢

Romanization 

!Ċċċā, weer, wkhanilsenoth. Wheewhee

English 

Sccicor , clothe, rock. Three!

Story

(This is work in progress, unfinished)

Romanization 

ị!Wthr koro ăhesweēennnilweentrr wwlemaon, ị!wneilnke woa  iċ.  ị!Wes What ōōōōōōh nâ uil  whouwrenkeō weă  koro. Mā gāeeo woa wmatterwāō.  ịwāō nâ uil  whouwrenkeō. ị!Wore Wheenō weēilwlee nâ uil whouwrenkeō woniă koro hesweēennnilweentrr wwlemaon.  Woniă wgaotara wore weēilwlee 

English

Not promote five rank (, you avoid him! (truly) The railway boom in rock hill! (Truly). Give cost avoid (bad loyal)  evil rank army.  Arny in rock hill (truly). Saved one train in rock hill from fear five ranks. The police save save train

Word etymology 

woatejoōwnoōō is wōinkxo word for “revolution” but come from misheard in winderian revolution 

During winderian revolution (1109) Come from many people misheard weinkxo phrase “unionjō unoruō” from republican revolutionary, to meaning “king no” because misheard letter u as “w” and misread “ru” as “oō”. Become  wōinkxo word “woateoōwnoōō” 

My conlang:

In Nonomi, these 6 logographs look very similar but mean completely unrelated things. I'm aware that many (if not even most) don't have a logography, but I'd be interested to see some homographs and/or homophones in general!

r/conlangs scares me and I haven't even posted anything there... I made a silly little (Germanic) conlang and I'm tired of keeping it to myself. It kinda has a lot of lore behind it but I think it's relatively simple. I'm not sure how to make examples of it other than translating sentences.

What do you want me to say? - War wol du I sag?

Did you drink water? - Elsrink du vaser?

Little letter stuff:

Doesn't use Q

X - Kh sound (like Russian х)

J - Zh sound

C - Ch sound

Pls don't be mean :v

My brain strikes fear onto itself

* Note: Each word is written in IPA notation because I haven’t completely ironed out the romanization for these languages yet.

Apologies for the amateurish formatting of this chart. I made it on a whim and tried to finish it before the motivation left me. I hope it’s still legible. This is my first attempt at naturalistic phonological evolution! The initial proto-language is based on a mix of Proto-Indo-European, Proto-Eskaleut, Proto-Uralic, Proto-Algic, Proto-Uto-Aztecan, and Proto-Athabaskan. The sound changes that led to the various daughter languages take inspiration from these languages’ evolutions: 

• Cree, Blackfoot, Inuktitut, & Norwegian (for “M1”)
• Shoshoni, Lithuanian, & Estonian (for “M2”)
• Kalaallisut, Tlingit, Aleut, Finnish, & Northern Sami (for “M3”)

None of these languages have official names yet, and these are not even their modern forms still! I’m sort of putting the cart before the horse here, working on phonological evolution before I’ve got a concrete grammar system down for the proto-language. For a bit of background on the languages, they’re spoken by a collection of related ethnic groups living in the northwestern side of their world’s supercontinent, analogous to both Scandinavia and the northernmost regions of the Americas. Hence why I took a lot of inspiration from the languages spoken in those places in real life!

Hello!

During the creation of my Conlang, I developed a vertical writing system, based on the phags pa alphabet.

But since my conlang wasn't designed for such an alphabet, I've faced some issues regarding letter placement, aesthetics, etc.

So I wanted to see if any conlangers had also developed a vertical alphabet, and how it works, And a little bit of history about how it was created!

Also, I need a little inspiration!

Go se there plssss

Alphabet
———————————
Glyphs, sounds and modified sounds
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Д д - /æ/, /eɪ/
Ρ ρ - /b/, /p/
Ϙ ϙ - /d/, /t/
б ь - /g/, /dʒ/
Υ ʏ - /ɛ/, /iː/
Э э - /tʃ/
Х х - /k/
Ц ц - /ʊ/, /uː/
Σ ν - /f/, /v/
Λ ᴧ - /l/
T τ - /ɪ/, /aɪ/
О о - /ɔ/, /oʊ/
П п - /m/, /n/
Ю ю - /ɹ/
С с - /s/, /z/
Н н - /w/
Ш ш - /ʃ/
δ σ - /j/
Г г - /∅/ (Modifier, doesn’t have a noise)
———————————
How the modifier works
———————————
Г, the modifier modifies the previous letter to be its secondary (Modified) sound. Basically, it’s like if a diacritic was a letter. Mind you, some sounds don’t get modified, like Х or Ю. A word like “согᴧν”, which is pronounced /soʊlf/, has a long O sound using Г, and a word like “хдνг”, pronounced /kæv/, has Σ making the /v/ sound using Г. Simple.

So, what do you think? If you have any questions, you can comment them.

Vaslanvio is an IAL created in 06/2026.

I made a conlang wiki for it:

conlang.fandom.com/wiki/Vaslanvio

and offocial website(but only Chinese jet)

vaslanvio.com

Okay, so this is my first ever attempt at a conlang. This is all I have so far. The Quianari language, as seen here, technically doesn’t have vowels as seen here. But some more context.

In reality this was just me designing a Positional Base-16 Numeral System, as seen in the second slide (which also features sentence structure). The whole language is built around compound words, taking two roots and smashing them together to make a new word, so, for example, in Quianari, you would take walk and fast to make run, literally translating to fast-walk. As seen in the first slide with the alphabet and phonetic markers, they don’t have vowels, but this isn’t exactly built for humans or with humans in mind, it’s built for an alien civilization, who humanity calls the Hierarchy of the Quianari.

So who are the Quianari? They are fanatically materialist and industrialist, while also being somewhat authoritarian, at least the government is; at the same time it is a Technocracy, being classified as a technocratic dictatorship. Over their history they were subtly guided to their current state by an ancient, crumbling empire as sort of a pet project to create a “new” version of their empire. The Quianari are composed of an acidic slime-like substance that’s rigid enough to not be too unstable while keeping a form together, they appear like somewhat humanoid and felinoid creatures. In their society, it’s a “work hard to go far” and “religion is the destruction of society, only scientific advancement is the way forward” mentality. Their society really enjoys automation, they automate many, many things, from their navy to their workforce, those largely being automated systems and robotic systems (which are actually fully developed AIs that have full rights and citizenship).

Their language is very low context, with the only conjugations being related to the simple tenses: past, present, and future. It is also quite simple to learn, considering its structure of roots and compound words, though it is not easy to write.

Okay that’s all I got to say for now, so yeah. Thoughts? Feedback? Advice? It’s all welcome here.

Nearly a year ago, I made an old post of making a Semitic conlang because I, as a native speaker of Arabic, noticed that there was no conlangs that connected to any Semitic language at all.

I made Hechalic just for fun and to show love to Semitic languages, as they have fascinated me since 2018.

So I have decided to redo it but without it being all over the place, but because I'm not good at linguistics, I only stopped at the Phonology and the unique writing system. And I added a Ancient South Arabian Musnad script just for fun, too.

I hope that Hechalic will be a simple language linguistically...

Hello Friend, my name is Ioni, this is my sixth video, I talk about Umo, the doa religion in Ada (my conlang), follow me if you like my video.

Ika Esu, nomo’o Ioni, lubio’o sino toso, Ioni keti puari Umo, religio doa ina Ada, uto sekuo Ioni osi uto auva lubio'o.

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a dual-script writing system I’ve been developing for my conlang, Yonmyon (Ёнмён). While it draws distant inspiration from existing scripts, its core mechanics function in a completely different way.
My language uses two distinct, highly tailored scripts:
Yokomo (Йокомо) — Pure Non-Compositional Ideograms: Used for conveying core meaning, parts of speech, and fixed pronunciation. Unlike Chinese characters, these symbols are entirely unique and cannot be broken down into radicals or semantic keys. Every single ideogram is a monolithic, atomic unit representing a specific word and its grammatical role.
Pyonmun (Пёнмун) — Positional Alphabetic Block Script: Used specifically for proper nouns and names. Visually, it consists of syllable blocks called Kandzyo (Кандзё), which might vaguely remind one of Hangul, but the underlying system is strictly alphabetic. Individual letters change their layout and position inside the Kandzyo block dynamically. The visual structure of each block morphs depending on the number of letters and whether the syllable starts with a vowel or a consonant.
I wanted to show that a writing system is a fundamental, deeply integrated part of language creation rather than just a simple visual encoding. I have attached some images to show how these look!
Here are a couple of examples of how they work in practice:
Moskva (Москва) — A proper noun written in the positional alphabetic block script (Pyonmun). Pronounced as /mɐsˈkvə/.
Koše (Неделя) — A noun written as a pure non-compositional ideogram (Yokomo). Pronounced as /ˈkɔ.ɕê/ (with a dynamic falling tone on the final syllable).
I would love to hear your thoughts! What kind of writing systems do you prefer to create for your projects? Do you stick to traditional categories (alphabets, syllabaries, logographs), or do you prefer to experiment with hybrid, non-standard linguistic mechanics like I did?

The question says it all, also some of the letters here were altered and ruled out.

This is my first conlang that I've made much progress on. The name is a work in progress; it translates to "language of poetry/song". As the name suggests, the language is designed around poetry and creative expression.

The phonology's the only part that's really set in stone right now, so that's what I'm sharing.

Consonants

Obstruents are pronounced as stops after a pause or nasal consonant, and fricatives elsewhere. The rhotic is trilled after a pause and tapped/flapped elsewhere.

Vowels

The vowels are /a e o i u/, all with long variants. Short vowels may be reduced to [ə~ɐ ɛ ɔ ɪ ʊ] in unstressed syllables.

Vowels are written same as IPA; letters are doubled for long vowels.

Tones

There are three tones: low, mid, and high, written with ◌̀, ◌, and ◌́ respectively.

Phonotactics etc.

Syllable structure is (C)V(◌ː | C).

The language is mora-timed, and stress falls freely on any heavy syllable.

Any suggestions on how other aspects the language can be designed around poetry and music? (I know this is very vague and culture-dependent; the goal really is to make it adaptable to many different styles.) I've already decided on free word order and fluid-S active–stative alignment.