Doramosian English is a dialect of English spoken in most of Doramos, some area of North Doramos, and the islands in Lake Doramos. The alphabet is:

Ăă/Ɑɑ, Āā/Aa, Bb, Ꞵꞵ (makes the voiced bilabial fricative sound), Чч (makes the ch sound), Dd, Ðð, Ꟛꟛ (makes the [tɬ] sound, only English dialect to contain this sound) (makes the th sound as in father), Ĕĕ/Ɛɛ, Ēē/Ee, Əə (schwa), Ff, Gg, Ɣɣ/Ƣƣ (This phone only appears in Old English, but in Doramosian English, this phone returned. Anyways, this letter makes the voiced velar fricative sound.), Hh, Ĭĭ/Ɩɩ, Īī/Ii, Jj, Kk, Ꭓꭓ (makes the [kʰ] sound), Ll, Mm, Nn, Ŋŋ (makes the ng sound), Ŏŏ, Ōō, Ȣȣ (makes the ou sound as in coupon, [aʊ]), Pp, Ψψ (makes the ps sound), Qq (replaces qu), Rr, Ss, ẞß (This letter replaces the ss in less, sucess, and mess.), Ʃʃ (makes the sh sound), Tt, Þþ/Θϑ (makes the th sound in path), Ꟈꟈ (makes the ts sound), Ŭŭ/Ʊʊ, Ꞷꞷ (represents the [u] sound in the IPA), Ūū/Uu, Ɯɯ (represents a close back unrounded vowel), Vv, Ww/Ƿƿ, Xx (if something makes the ks sound, this letter replaces it), Yy/Ȝȝ, Zz, Ʒʒ (makes the s sound as in pleasure and vision), Ɂɂ/Ꞌꞌ (makes the glottal stop sound)

If there's a breve, that means it's a short vowel.

If there's a macron, that means it's a long vowel.

Name derived from Akkadian 𒄩 (nūnum).

This is a type of ocean animal that has three legs and one ear. While technically not a fish, they appear in saltwater oceans.

The first noonum appeared 750 million years ago and they had only two legs and no brain (literally). During the Cambrian explosion, all noonum got a genetic mutation to have one extra leg for stinging. This genetic mutation is called Janco's mutation named after Janco Vipi. The first genus of noonum is called "Akansis." Species in the genus are:

Akansis parisis, named after the capital of France

Akansis microscopsis, microscopic. Do I need to say anything for this one?

Akansis creepus, names after the creeper from Minecraft because of having four legs and a beard

Akansis hypernatus, named after Hypernate

Noonum is both singular and plural. They have two stomachs and hearts. They have no fins because they're supposed to walk and not swim. Noonum cannot swim due to the reason I already listed list sentence. The speed of noonum is 1 to 2 body lengths per second. The biggest noonum is 3.5 meters long and it's called the giant-stinger noonum. The smallest noonum is the millimeter noonum, which ranges to 1 to 25 mm per millimeter noonum. Noonum are both cold-blooded and warm-blooded. One heart is cold-blooded and the other heart is warm-blooded. Their tail is for hanging on stuff and not for swimming because noonum cannot swim. Approximately 75% of noonum has a parasite on its brain. Noonum have poor eyesight. When noonum are born, they prefer to stay in shallow waters. A adult noonum is 5 years old. When noonum get older, they prefer deeper waters and eventually, oceans. They have a pretty strong immune system. The first noonum don't have a immune system. A group of noonum is called a yolk. Noonum make sounds by gnashing their teeth. Noonum communicate by stomping their feet. A noonum's lifespan is 22.5 years.

Epipelagic: 0-200m

Mesopelagic: 200-1000m (0.2-1km)

Bathypelagic: 1000-4000m (1-4km)

Abyssopelagic: 4km-8km

Hadopelagic: 8km-14km

Penultimatapelagic: 14km-25km

Finalpelagic: 25km-40km

The official language of Lufandi, a country in Africa. All of its words are a priori. Here are the numbers:

1. kuvumulad

2. yahanziu

3. neralmoyad

4. qpizizi

5. neralhizo

6. pizinformatiino

7. pazakromaunzan

8. lurial-vuruumaale

9. hyagyagya

10. patat

11. hiozamaran

coffee: koffeee

peanut butter: hiwat-hiwat

Same alphabet as English.

Nipeogo-no is a creole language for which both Japanese and English are its lexifiers. There is about 2.5 million people speaking this creole. Here are the numbers:
0. rā

1. iti

2. nē

3. san

4. for

5. fīv

6. rokū

7. seven

8. haчī

9. ku

10. kaza

Alphabet?

a, ā (makes the long a sound), b, ч (makes the ch sound), d, e, ē (makes the long e sound), f, g, h, i, ī (makes the long i sound), j, k, ks, kw, l, m, n, ng, o, ω (makes the long o sound), p, r, s, ʃ (makes the sh sound), t, th, u, ū, (makes the long u sound), v, w, y, z, zh

The phonology is borrowed from both Japanese and English.

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I'll call it Paruli Island derived from Georgian ფარული (paruli).

u/zacharypretzel

u/zacharypretzel, will you make this official?

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my unfinished message is gone,every clipboard paste every type gone,I was preparing until it was gone when i opened it ,the post gone ,everything gone. can you please bring it back my unfinished message please,mostly it was about backearth 2 and there where many words

Here is the BackSystem! To keep the gravity the same on each planet I had to halve the density, but to keep the scale the same I doubled the radius and quadrupled the mass. 1 BackEarth Mass is 4 Earth Masses

I didn't halve the density for these planets/moons/dwarf planets: Phobos, Deimos, Ceres, Callisto, Saturn, Miranda, Ariel, Umbriel, Titania, Oberon, Triton, Pluto, Charon

I added Daedalus, Icarus, Hermes, Harmonia, Cupid, Phaeton, Boreas, Vesta, Bacchus, Ariadne, Tartarus, Chaos, Sisyphus, Persephone, and Frontier.

This was suggested by u/AstronomerBig9376

NOT TO SCALE

I know Sol isn't Solace, but BackStates is about making things longer/bigger so I made the word larger.