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Bikalyo (''Bq'alio'' in its own language) is an ''a priori'' conlang created by William Ellison.
Bikalyo (''Bq'alio'' in its own language) is an ''a priori'' conlang created by William Ellison.


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Describe your language here
In creating the language, Ellison wanted to create something at once human and yet alien, something that might seem like a language created by a society, but one also something that might seem to be created by an alien civilization light-years away.
In creating the language, Ellison wanted to create something at once human and yet alien, something that might seem like a language created by a society, but one also something that might seem to be created by an alien civilization light-years away.



Revision as of 15:55, 26 September 2006

Bikalyo (Bq'alio in its own language) is an a priori conlang created by William Ellison.

English name
Native name
Spoken in: (country)
Timeline/Universe: (universe)
Total speakers: (number of speakers)
Genealogical classification: Family

 Branch
  Subbranch
   Language

Basic word order:
Morphological type:
Morphosyntactic alignment:
Created by:
author date

Describe your language here In creating the language, Ellison wanted to create something at once human and yet alien, something that might seem like a language created by a society, but one also something that might seem to be created by an alien civilization light-years away.


Phonology

Writing

Ellison elected to use the Roman alphabet, albeit with some modifications, to represent the sounds of his language.


Grammar

Bikalyo is a VSO language. Verbs conjugate for mood, tense, and positive/negative, rather like some aspects of the Japanese verb. Postpositions can indicate the functions of some words, if such a distinction is needed.


Sample texts