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'''Ailurin''' is an [[a priori]] [[artlang|personal language]] which was created in 1999 by Diane Duane.  It is a language which was made to sound very "feline", and has been used in the author's several books called [http://www.the-big-meow.com/ 'Feline Wizards'].
'''Ailurin''' is an [[a priori]] [[fictional language|fictional]] [[artlang]] which was created in 1999 by Diane Duane.  It is a language which was made to sound very "feline", and has been used in the author's several books called [http://www.the-big-meow.com/ 'Feline Wizards'].


While it has a sizeable [http://www.the-big-meow.com/AilurinGlossary.php glossary] available on the web, no grammar has yet been written down for it (so far as we know).
While it has a sizeable [http://www.the-big-meow.com/AilurinGlossary.php glossary] available on the web, no grammar has yet been written down for it (so far as we know).
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[[Category: A priori conlangs]]
[[Category: A priori conlangs]]
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Ailurin is an a priori fictional artlang which was created in 1999 by Diane Duane. It is a language which was made to sound very "feline", and has been used in the author's several books called 'Feline Wizards'.

While it has a sizeable glossary available on the web, no grammar has yet been written down for it (so far as we know).

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