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Revision as of 00:04, 17 September 2018
The Grammar of Khangaþyagon
Khangaþyagon is a language that I have created as part of the setting of a fantasy novel. It is the original language of the world (Huna) on which it is spoken, and thus the only one that can be used for magical spells. As such, its use was preserved by wizards when other languages diverged from it.
Links to texts can be found in the dictionary, where they're used as example citations. Have a look at the talk page to see what other conlangers think of my efforts, and add your own views.
A quick summary of Khangaþyagon's main features can be found at CALS.
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--PeteBleackley 02:57, 17 May 2006 (PDT)
