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A '''naturalist artlang''' is an artlang that is designed to resemble a [[natlang]]. A good naturalist artlang has a grammar as complex as grammars of natlangs and avoids unnatural features such as [[self-segregating morphology]]. Famous examples of naturalist artlangs are [[Wikipedia:Quenya|Quenya]], [[Wikipedia:Sindarin|Sindarin]], [[Wikipedia:Brithenig|Brithenig]] and [[Wikipedia:Verdurian language|Verdurian]]. Many naturalist artlangs come with a fictional history and an elaborated conculture associated with it; some conlangers create entire families of interrelated naturalist artlangs. | A '''naturalist artlang''' is an artlang that is designed to resemble a [[natlang]]. A good naturalist artlang has a grammar as complex as grammars of natlangs and avoids unnatural features such as [[self-segregating morphology]]. Famous examples of naturalist artlangs are [[Wikipedia:Quenya|Quenya]], [[Wikipedia:Sindarin|Sindarin]], [[Wikipedia:Brithenig|Brithenig]] and [[Wikipedia:Verdurian language|Verdurian]]. Many naturalist artlangs come with a fictional history and an elaborated conculture associated with it; some conlangers create entire families of interrelated naturalist artlangs. | ||
Revision as of 04:04, 21 February 2006
A naturalist artlang is an artlang that is designed to resemble a natlang. A good naturalist artlang has a grammar as complex as grammars of natlangs and avoids unnatural features such as self-segregating morphology. Famous examples of naturalist artlangs are Quenya, Sindarin, Brithenig and Verdurian. Many naturalist artlangs come with a fictional history and an elaborated conculture associated with it; some conlangers create entire families of interrelated naturalist artlangs.
