User:Cedh

cedh audmanh or simply Cedh.

Full languages:

• Ronc Tyu - an isolating tonal language with serial verb constructions, created for the 2014 Reconstruction Relay.
• Buruya Nzaysa‎ - an Edastean language descended from Ndak Ta, spoken in the trading town of Buruya. Mostly isolating, but with polypersonal agreement on auxiliary verbs.
• Ndok Aisô - another descendant of Ndak Ta, spoken in Lasomo (developed in cooperation with Dunomapuka).
• Tmaśareʔ - a daughter of Proto-Western, with noun incorporation and some unusual consonant clusters, created in the context of the 2nd Diachronics Relay.
• Doayâu - a Coastal Western language with a Lukpanic substrate.
• Gezoro - yet another Western language, spoken in the Rathedān mountains (based on sound changes by kodé).

Language sketches and other contributions:

• Ree Rɛɛ Kıbyaa - a more agglutinating (and non-tonal) sister language to Ronc Tyu, also a contribution to the 2014 Reconstruction Relay.
• Omari and Hkətl’ohnim - my contributions to the 2011/2012 Reconstruction Relay, both of them highly synthetic and with complex morphophonologies.
• Tsemehkiooni - an unfinished a priori conlanging project inspired by typological features of various Native North American languages. I documented the creation process of this language on my blog [+resonant] in the form of a language creation tutorial (in German).
• O Ayōndui - an agglutinating language of the Lukpanic family, which will eventually feature Basque-inspired surdéclinaison (this part hasn't been described yet).
• Fu Pitão - a sketch of the Lukpanic dialect spoken in Kpitamoa, used as a substrate for Doayâu.
• Farwo n-Abebbu - a sketch of the Namɨdu dialect spoken in Abebbu, descended from Fáralo.
• Cəssın - another Fáralo descendant (which has been worked out in some more detail), featuring vowel harmony and agglutinative verbs.
• Lotoka - a Peninsular language with quite a number of cases and voices.
• Kuyʔūn - a daughter of Adāta spoken in the Xōron Eiel, with heavy Habeo influence.
• Proto-Mbingmik - the beginnings of an isolating a priori language inspired by Khmer and French, intended to serve as the basis for a new language family.
• Munnaaqiú - the beginnings of a Núalís-Takuña language, aesthetically influenced by Inuktitut.
• Arâta Sawîyaran - sketch of an Aθáta dialect.
• Aθáta/Lexicon - a vocabulary extension for RHaden's Aθáta.
• Æðadĕ/Lexicon - a vocabulary extension for ebilein's Æðadĕ.
• House of Rikhus - an (incomplete) description of the 2nd imperial dynasty of Athalē.
• many of the available Akana maps.
• lots of minor articles and wiki templates.

I gave a presentation about the Akana project at the LCC4 conference in Groningen (NL) in May 2011 (together with TzirTzi).

My conlanging blog [+resonant] (active from 2011 until 2014)

Maintenance links

AkanaWiki:Articles
Special:Export

Conlang relay (relocated) (aka "The Cursed Relay")
 - Settlement patterns in the Peninsular/Xšali area
 - Ideas for Xšali culture, history, and cuisine
 - Tsinakan text in Komejech
 - Ideas for history in the Western sphere (partly outdated...)
 - Beginning of "North Wind & Sun" in Affanonic
 - Discussion about Canoe Culture etc.
 - Ideas for a timeline of the Isles migrations: 1 2 3
 - Ideas for a restructuring of the Isles family
 - Kennan profile, verb sketch 1, and verb sketch 2
 - A .ttf font for Radius' Ndak Script
 - Ideas for history of the Isthmus region
 - Ideas for Western history
 - Climate map discussion
 - Historical persons...
 - Tumačutu
 - Personal names in Woltu Falla
 - Derivation in Affanonic (ff: Isthmus history again, and the Affanon clan system!) 
 - Radius suggests a book about Akana
 - Copyright discussion
 - Reassessment of Núalís-Takuña homeland & possibly Ultimundic migration (+ff)
 - A poem in Namɨdu and Affanonic (and also in Vylessa)
 - Season names and kinship terms in Ndak Ta etc.
 - Geology discussion
 - New ideas about Lukpanic culture
 - Tjakori script...

Conlang Diachronics Relay II (now with schedule!)

Akana Conlang Relay 2011 (The Never Ending Relay)

Conlang Reconstruction Game 2014: we have a forum

Protolang Reconstruction Challenge (Akana)

The Devilcat's language family tree generator

A tutorial for drawing clothing styles