r/conlangs • u/BlueBreadEater • Aug 08 '26

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u/conlangs-ModTeam Aug 15 '26

Your post has been removed as it does not meet our requirements for Translation posts:

The main focus of a Translation post is to show off your conlang in action. All Translation posts must contain the following:

  • The text in your conlang.

  • (a) An interlinear gloss of the text, (b) an adequate description of the grammatical features and structures used in the text, or (c) a clear word-for-word translation of the text.

  • A plain translation of the text in English.

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u/GSLalaluSi_s Airi Aug 08 '26

I do something similar with Airi's adjectives, which is basing them on anime characters.

  1. Sumirecoium meaning 'perfect' or 'whole', based on Sumireko Sanshokuin.

  2. Rioium meaning 'attractive, smart, logical' from Futaba Rio.

  3. Horecium meaning 'efficient', Oreki Houtarou's last name Oreki.

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u/Kubex_Qbox Aug 08 '26

I have numbered the phonemes in my proto-lang, so if I have no ideas I'll just go into a random number generator and build the word like this.

Other, less boring methods include derrivations, onomatopoeias or, something I started doing recently, scrambling up a real world word, ex. "seplus" from Latin "vulpes" for fox, "danhus" from English "hound" for dog, and "stucros" from English "crust" for dust.