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==Currently active projects== | ==Currently active projects== | ||
These are what I am actually working on currently. | |||
* [[Old Albic]] | * [[Old Albic]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Proto-Albic]] | ||
* [[Proto-Hesperic]] | |||
==Closed projects== | ==Closed projects== | ||
These projects have reached the degree of elaboration I intended for them, and I currently have no intent to continue working on them. This does not mean that these conlangs are ''complete'' - a conlang is ''never'' complete. It just means that I am happy with them as they are. | |||
* [[Shallow Fith]] | |||
* [[Roman Germanech]] | |||
* [[Çetázó]] | * [[Çetázó]] | ||
* [[Attidian]] | |||
* [[Proto-Timtu]] | |||
* [[Trinesian]] | |||
==Projects in an idea-gathering stage== | ==Projects in an idea-gathering stage== | ||
These projects are under construction, but in a very early stage, and I am still in the process of deciding on basic things such as sound changes. | |||
* various [[Albic]] and other [[Hesperic]] languages | * various [[Albic]] and other [[Hesperic]] languages | ||
* [[Camonic]] | * [[Camonic]] | ||
* [[Modern Vandalic]] | * [[Modern Vandalic]] | ||
* various [[Razaric]] languages | |||
* [[Svalbardian]] | |||
* [[Krelian]] | |||
==Dormant projects== | ==Dormant projects== | ||
* [[ | These projects are ones I started some time ago and which lost momentum before being "closed", but are not abandoned yet. I may return to them later. | ||
* [[ | |||
* [[X- | * [[Proto-Alpianic]] | ||
* [[Proto-Eteonoric]] (collaborative project) | |||
* [[Quetch]] | |||
* [[X-1]] | |||
* [[X-5]] | * [[X-5]] | ||
* [[Zamanic]] (together with [[User:Tropylium|Juho Pystynen]]) | |||
==Abandoned projects== | ==Abandoned projects== | ||
This category contains projects which never reached their intended endpoint, and probably never will - because I do not intend to invest any more work in them. | |||
* [[Homu]] | |||
* [[Serindian]] | |||
:* [[Ardenorian]] | |||
:* [[Jagarathan]] | |||
* [[Aldarnic]] | |||
* [[Nur-ellen]] | |||
* [[Flafi]] | * [[Flafi]] | ||
* [[Gobldi Guk]] | * [[Gobldi Guk]] | ||
* [[X-2]] | * [[X-2]] | ||
* | * [[X-4]] | ||
Besides these, there were several others whose names are now forgotten, and many conworlds where names were coined haphazardly without an actual conlang behind them. | |||
See also the [[Universal Transcription System (Jörg Rhiemeier)|Universal Transcription System]] which I used for many early conlangs. | |||
[[Category:Conlangs]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 26 January 2020
This is a list of conlangs Jörg Rhiemeier created.
Currently active projects
These are what I am actually working on currently.
Closed projects
These projects have reached the degree of elaboration I intended for them, and I currently have no intent to continue working on them. This does not mean that these conlangs are complete - a conlang is never complete. It just means that I am happy with them as they are.
Projects in an idea-gathering stage
These projects are under construction, but in a very early stage, and I am still in the process of deciding on basic things such as sound changes.
- various Albic and other Hesperic languages
- Camonic
- Modern Vandalic
- various Razaric languages
- Svalbardian
- Krelian
Dormant projects
These projects are ones I started some time ago and which lost momentum before being "closed", but are not abandoned yet. I may return to them later.
- Proto-Alpianic
- Proto-Eteonoric (collaborative project)
- Quetch
- X-1
- X-5
- Zamanic (together with Juho Pystynen)
Abandoned projects
This category contains projects which never reached their intended endpoint, and probably never will - because I do not intend to invest any more work in them.
Besides these, there were several others whose names are now forgotten, and many conworlds where names were coined haphazardly without an actual conlang behind them.
See also the Universal Transcription System which I used for many early conlangs.
