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A '''diachronic conlang''' is a conlang (usually a [[fictional language]]) which is derived from another language ([[natlang]] or conlang) by simulating [[wp:sound change|sound change]]s and other kinds of [[wp:language change|language change]]. | |||
Sometimes the diachronic conlang is part of a [[conlang family]]. | |||
==Unusual kinds of diachronic conlangs== | |||
A notable subcategory of diachronic conlangs is [[bogolang]]s. | |||
==Diachronic conlangs on Frathwiki== | |||
Frathwiki contains many articles on diachronic conlangs. If you would like to see them, please click [http://www.frathwiki.com/Category:Diachronic_conlangs here]. | |||
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[[Category: Diachronic conlangs]] | |||
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A diachronic conlang is a conlang (usually a fictional language) which is derived from another language (natlang or conlang) by simulating sound changes and other kinds of language change.
Sometimes the diachronic conlang is part of a conlang family.
Unusual kinds of diachronic conlangs
A notable subcategory of diachronic conlangs is bogolangs.
Diachronic conlangs on Frathwiki
Frathwiki contains many articles on diachronic conlangs. If you would like to see them, please click here.
