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Kēlen was chosen, in a tie with [[gjâ-zym-byn]], for the [[Conlang learners]] project in September 2009. The same year, it was the winner of the annual [[Smiley Award]]. | Kēlen was chosen, in a tie with [[gjâ-zym-byn]], for the [[Conlang learners]] project in September 2009. The same year, it was the winner of the annual [[Smiley Award]]. | ||
Kēlen has also been featured in {{s|many}} most [[conlang relay]]s. | Kēlen has also been featured in {{s|many}}most [[conlang relay]]s. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:49, 13 February 2022
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Kēlen is an artlang and exolang invented by Sylvia Sotomayor. Its main uncommon feature is that the language does not have an open lexical class of verbs; instead, four relationals are used.
Kēlen is spoken by the Kēleni, a humanoid species of the planet Tērjemar.
Kēlen was chosen, in a tie with gjâ-zym-byn, for the Conlang learners project in September 2009. The same year, it was the winner of the annual Smiley Award.
Kēlen has also been featured in many
most conlang relays.
