View source for Conlangs with over 10,000 words

Because [[scrapper]]s create and scrap so many conlangs, the vast majority of conlangs have a [[lexicon]] that doesn't get very large by the time they're scrapped. In fact, many conlangs have about 7 to 10 words by the time they're scrapped, and some never have a single word of lexicon created.

In this forest of creosote bushes, however, there are some sequoias that have astoundingly large lexica, such as [[Talossan]], [[Arka]], or [[Spocanian]]. Occasionally, a conlang will become known mainly for its large lexicon size (as happened with Arka).

Here is a list of the largest of the large -- conlangs that have at least '''ten thousand''' words in their lexicon.

Excluded are:
*[[superset language|Superset]] and [[subset language]]s
*Conlangs that consist of making only a few predictable changes to an existing language, such as [[Body Parts in Your Conlangs/Muphridian|Muphridian]]
*Conlangs whose lexicon consists of an unedited computer-generated data dump, such as [[Nunihongo]] (Computer-generated conlangs whose lexicon has been cleaned up, such as Classical Yiklamu, are eligible for this list)

Although [[User:Khemehekis|James Landau]], who has researched this list, has done quite an extensive search, there are no doubt at least a few conlangs that belong on this list that he's missed out on. Anyone is free to add them here.

==The list==
*about 10,000 [[Lingwa de planeta]] ([[Lidepla]]) - Dmitri Ivanov, A. Lysenko and others; worldlang based on 10 languages
*10,000 [[Farlingo]] - Vladimir Farber & Matvei Farber; auxlang based on SAE languages, Russian, Hebrew and Esperanto
*10,000 [[Fith]] - Jeffrey Henning; alien language with "last in, first out" structure
*10,000 [[Ido]] - Louis de Beaufront, Louis Couturat; Esperanto spinoff
*10,000 [[Lugasuese]] - Jurre Lagerwaard; spoken on the planet Aranii, based on Germanic and Tolkienian languages
*10,000 [[Unish]] - Language Research Institute, Sejong University; auxlang based on 16 languages from many phyla
*more than 10,000 [[Loglan]] - James Cooke Brown; logical language with a posteriori lexicon
*10,800 [[Town Speech]]/[[Urban Basanawa]] - k1234567890y; West Germanic artlang (its Germanic nature obscured by writing system and large amount of Sino-Xenic vocabulary)
*11,000 [[LANGUST]] - Grigoriy Korolev; auxlang based on 45 "atoms", [[aUI]]-style
*over 11,000 [[Uropi]] - Joël Landais; zonal language for Europe based on Indo-European roots
*11,200 [[Paolanté]] - B. Christopher Suchsland-Gutiérrez; fictional Romance language
*11,500 [[Interslavic]] - Juraj Križanic; Slavic zonal language
*about 12,000 [[Rodinian]] - Rodiniye; worldlang repurposed as an artlang
*12,000 [[HOOM]] - Rood Hume; intuitive a priori auxlang for the universe
*12,000 [[Tundrian]] - Gábor Sándi; Romance language spoken in the fictional country of Tundria
*12,086 [[Kavrinian]] - Ultimate Ridley et al.; collaborative language spoken in Lhavres on the planet Sahar; most words created by others
*12,130 [[Géarthnuns]] - Douglas Koller; a priori language spoken on a fictional island in the Sea of Japan
*12,363 [[Mango]] - Natalia Gruscha; spoken by the Tiger People of the planet Pii, based on Indo-Aryan languages
*13,552 [[Tomato]] - Catty; innovative a priori auxlang
*14,000 [[Europeano]] - Jay Bowks; Euroclone
*over 14,000 [[Sambahsa-Mundialect]] - Dr. Olivier Simon; worldlang based on PIE, Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian, Swahili and Turkish
*14,787 [[Minhyan]] - Jeffrey Henning; VSO fictional diachronic language with a priori vocabulary
*15,000 [[Chaldon-Siberian]] - Yaroslav Zolotaryov; purification of Slavic languages without Old Church Slavonic borrowings
*around 15,000 [[Deyryck]] - Threr; fictional language spoken in the multiverse of Alaaban
*16,000 [[Otg]] - Spencer Spurgeon; quirky fictional diachronic language inspired by Celtic and Turkish
*16,085 [[Itlani]] - James E. Hopkins; spoken on the planet Itlán
*16,627 [[Arka]] - Seren Arbazard; spoken on the planet Kaldia
*more than 17,000 [[Kotava]] - Staren Fetcey; a priori auxlang
*19,500 [[Noxilo]] - Sentaro Mizuta; worldlang that allows for many different word orders
*20,000 [[Aixosixomi]] - Alexander M. Koch; language of a fictional hunter-gatherer people of Earth
*20,000 [[Sydvetlish]] - Matheus Filipe da Silva Leal; Germanic auxlang
*over 20,000 [[Lingua Franca Nova]] - George C. Boeree; Romance auxlang with creole grammar
*around 21,000 [[Celinese]] - Andy Ayres; macrolanguage spoken on the planet Lorech
*21,715 [[Lojban]] - The Logical Language Group; logical language, a reform of Loglan
*over 25,000 [[Spocanian]] - Rolandt Tweehuysen; a priori fictional language from the Atlantic phylum
*25,234 [[FeNeKeRe]] - Jonathan Sodt; a priori fauxlang of Earth's Dragon People of the arts, with millions of possible names
*26,339 [[Blissymbolics]] - Charles K. Bliss; pasigraphy
*26,352 [[Sermo]] - Jose Soares Da Silva; Euroclone
*over 35,000 [[Talossan]] - R. Ben Madison; micronational language, Romance but lacking a consistent derivation from Latin
*39,765 [[Nuu]] - Thomas Keyes; a priori engelang/artlang spoken on Ung
*44,000 [[Slovio]] - Mark Hucko; Slavic zonal language
*46,950 [[EDA]]/[[Edanic]] - Arne Arotnow; Euroclone based on Italian
*51,831 [[Vedanic]] - Arne Arotnow; reform of Edanic
*over 60,000 [[Interlingua]] - International Auxiliary Language Association; Euroclone
*64,000 [[Kankonian]] - James Landau; spoken on the planet Kankonia in the Lehola Galaxy
*72,000 [[Neo]] - Arturo Alfandari; Euroclone
*77,000 [[Esperanto]] - Ludwig Lazarus Zamenhof; auxlang and the world's most successful conlang
*over 83,000 [[xuxuxi]] - John Cowan; based on the same principles as Classical Yiklamu
*91,591 [[Classical Yiklamu]] - Mark P. Line; engelang with computer-generated vocabulary based on WordNet and no derivation