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| ''Apple'' || Eepel || Afel || æpla || äpel | | ''Apple'' || Eepel || Afel || æpla || äpel | ||
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| ''Night'' || Nijt || Naht || kvøld || kveld | | ''Night'' || Nijt || Naht || kvøld || kveld | ||
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| ''No'' || Nese || Ne || | | ''No'' || Nese || Ne || nǽ || nä | ||
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| ''Old'' || Äld || Ald || ald || ald | | ''Old'' || Äld || Ald || ald || ald |
Revision as of 18:01, 13 December 2007
Because a posteriori languages borrow vocabulary from real spoken languages, it is often found that conlangs of this type relate to one another. On this page, it is possible to make comparisons between natlangs of the main branches and also of conlangs influenced by them. If you have an a posteriori conlang, please contribute to this page.
Germanic conlangs
Natlang comparison table
English | Scots | West Frisian | Dutch | Low Saxon | German | Gothic | Icelandic | Faroese | Swedish | Danish | Norwegian (Nynorsk) |
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Apple | Aiple | Apel | Appel | Appel | Apfel | Aplus | Epli | Epl(i) | Äpple | Æble | Eple |
Board | Buird | Board | Bord | Boord | Brett / Bord | Baúrd | Borð | Borð | Bord | Bord | Bord |
Beech | Beech | Boeke/ Boekebeam | Beuk | Böke | Buche | Bōka | Bók | Bók | Bok | Bøg | Bøk, Bok |
Book | Beuk | Boek | Boek | Book | Buch | Bōka | Bók | Bók | Bok | Bog | Bok |
Breast | Breest | Boarst | Borst | Bost | Brust | Brusts | Brjóst | Bróst | Bröst | Bryst | Bryst |
Brown | Broun | Brún | Bruin | Bruun | Braun | Bruns | Brúnn | Brúnur | Brun | Brun | Brun |
Day | Day | Dei | Dag | Dag | Tag | Dags | Dagur | Dagur | Dag | Dag | Dag |
Dead | Deid | Dea | Dood | Dood | Tot | Dauþs | Dauður | Deyður | Död | Død | Daud |
Die (Starve) | Dee | Stjerre | Sterven | Döen/ Starven | Sterben | Diwan | Deyja | Doyggja | Dö | Dø | Døy |
Enough | Eneuch | Genôch | Genoeg | Noog | Genug | Ganōhs | Nóg | Nóg/ Nógmikið | Nog | Nok | Nok |
Finger | Finger | Finger | Vinger | Finger | Finger | Figgrs | Fingur | Fingur | Finger | Finger | Finger |
Give | Gie | Jaan | Geven | Geven | Geben | Giban | Gefa | Geva | Giva / Ge | Give | Gje(va) |
Glass | Gless | Glês | Glas | Glas | Glas | Gler | Glas | Glas | Glas | Glas | |
Gold | Gowd | Goud | Goud | Gold | Gold | Gulþ | Gull | Gull | Guld/ Gull | Guld | Gull |
Hand | Haund | Hân | Hand | Hand | Hand | Handus | Hönd | Hond | Hand | Hånd | Hand |
Head | Heid | Holle | Hoofd/ Kop | Kopp | Haupt/ Kopf | Háubiþ | Höfuð | Høvd/ Høvur | Huvud | Hoved | Hovud |
High | Heich | Heech | Hoog | Hoog | Hoch | Háuh | Hár | Høg/ur | Hög | Høj | Høg |
Home | Hame | Hiem | Heim | Heim | Heim | Háimōþ | Heim | Heim | Hem | Hjem | Heim |
Hook | Heuk | Hoek | Haak | Haak | Haken | Krappa/ Krampa | Krókur | Krókur/ Ongul | Hake/ Krok | Hage/ Krog | Hake/ Krok |
House | Hoose | Hûs | Huis | Huus | Haus | Hūs | Hús | Hús | Hus | Hus | Hus |
Many | Mony | Mannich/Mennich | Menig | Mennig | Manch | Manags | Margir | Mangir/ Nógvir | Många | Mange | Mange |
Moon | Muin | Moanne | Maan | Maan | Mond | Mēna | Tungl/ Máni | Máni/ Tungl | Måne | Måne | Måne |
Night | Nicht | Nacht | Nacht | Natt/ Nacht | Nacht | Nótt | Nótt | Natt | Natt | Nat | Natt |
No | Nae | Nee | Nee(n) | Nee | Nein (Nö, Nee) | Nē | Nei | Nei | Nej | Nej | Nei |
Old | Auld | Âld | Oud, Gammel | Oll | Alt | Sineigs | Gamall (but: eldri, elstur) | Gamal (but: eldri, elstur) | Gammal (but: äldre, äldst) | Gammel (but: ældre, ældst) | Gam(m)al (but: eldre, eldst) |
One | Ane | Ien | Een | Een | Eins | Áins | Einn | Ein | En | En | Ein |
Ounce | Unce | Ûns | Ons | Ons | Unze | Unkja | Únsa | Únsa | Uns | Unse | Unse |
Snow | Snaw | Snie | Sneeuw | Snee | Schnee | Snáiws | Snjór | Kavi/ Snjógvur | Snö | Sne | Snø |
Stone | Stane | Stien | Steen | Steen | Stein | Stáins | Steinn | Steinur | Sten | Sten | Stein |
That | That | Dat | Dat, Die | Dat (Dit) | Das | Þata | Það | Tað | Det | Det | Det |
Two/Twain | Twa | Twa | Twee | Twee | Zwei (Zwo) | Twái | Tveir/ Tvær/ Tvö | Tveir (/Tvá) | Två | To | To |
Who | Wha | Wa | Wie | Wokeen | Wer | Ƕas (Hwas) | Hver | Hvør | Vem | Hvem | Kven |
Worm | Wirm | Wjirm | Wurm/ Worm | Worm | Wurm | Maþa | Maðkur, Ormur | Maðkur/ Ormur | Mask/ Orm | Orm | Mark/ Makk/ Orm |
Conlang comparison table
English | Tauro-Piscean | Koolesh/Koulesh | Vityng | Folkendetonge |
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Apple | Eepel | Afel | æpla | äpel |
Board | Bord | Bord | þælja | häle |
Book | Boc | Buu(k)h | træ | trää |
Beech | Boc | Buu(k)he | bøkk | búk |
Breast | Breost | Brust | breost | breyst |
Brown | Brun | Braun | brúnur | brónd |
Day | Deej | Tag/Dag | dagg | dag |
Dead | Däd | Tout | deyð | deggðe |
Die (Starve) | Steorfan | Sterben | deyja | degga |
Enough | Jenoj | Genuuk | gnogg | genog |
Finger | Finjer | Finger | fyngur | finger |
Give | Jeefan | Geben | gefa | gefe |
Glass | Jlees | Glas | glass | glass |
Gold | Jold | Gold | gold(metal)/gul(colour) | gold(metal)/gul(colour) |
Hand | Hand | Hand | hønd | hend |
Head | Häfod | Kof/Houbet | hǿfuð | heyfuð |
High | Hä | Hou(k)h | hǿr | heyr |
Home | Ham | Heim | óðal | hós |
Hook | Anjel | Hakken | þnægi | snäge |
House | Hus | Haus | húss | hós |
Many | Manij | Fil | mikkil | mikil |
Moon | Mone | Maane | monæð | monð |
Night | Nijt | Naht | kvøld | kveld |
No | Nese | Ne | nǽ | nä |
Old | Äld | Ald | ald | ald |
One | An | Ein | ǽn | ään |
Ounce | Ijndse | (none) | hring | ring |
Snow | Sma | Snei | þnǽ | snä |
Stone | Stan | Stein | stǽnn | stän |
That | Teet | Dazh | þetta | hete |
Two/Twain | Twa | Zvei/Zvou | tvǽr | tär |
Who | Wa | Ver(Nominative form) | hvem | ven |
Worm | Wijrm | Vurm | slanga | slange |