Arctican
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Artican is a language created by Andy Alvarez in 2006. It is a mixed a posteriori/a priori language with influences from Icelandic, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Latin, and Greek. It was used to translate several texts, including the Babel text. The language's home page hosts a rather complete grammar, along with text samples and dictionaries.
External links
- Arctican's home page (live web)
- Arctican at LangMaker (archived)
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