Micras Linguistic Society/Language families

Xino-Keltian languages

• Xinic languages
  • Taemhwanian Jing [Hokkien]
  • Tieyan–Jingdaoese languages [Mandarin]
    • Jingdaoese [Mandarin]
    • Tieyan [Mandarin]
    • Yewlang [Mandarin?]
• Xuang [Burmese]

Sangunic languages

• Sangunese (Japanese)
  • Kujirakuni Sangunese (Japanese with traditional form characters; with influence of German (calques, grammar, loanwords) and Chinese (from Tieya))
  • Aporonia-go (Apollonian Sangunese; Japanese, spoken in Greater Kildare)
• Hoennese (based on Kagoshima-dialect Modern Japanese and Classical Japanese, with traditional-form characters and Middle Korean on'yomi)
• Sanpanese (Japanese written only with hiragana)

Attero–Baatharzi languages

• Whatever we're gonna call Semitic
  • High Ashkenatzi (Hebrew)
  • Matbaic (Aramaic)
  • Baatharzi (Arabic)
    • Arboric (Arabic)
    • Toroshi (Peninsular Arabic)
  • Soufi (conlang based on Levantine Arabic in Latin script)
• Atteran (basically Amhara)
• Iteran (Iteru; Egyptian/Coptic?)

Euran–Keltian languages

i.e. Indo-European languages

Tricontinental languages

i.e. Indo-Aryan languages

The designation "tricontinental languages" refers to the origin or rather the spread of the different languages in this group across three continents: Apollonia, Eura and Keltia.

• Classical Babkhi (Troy's conlang)
  • Babkhi (i.e. Persian/Tajik)
• Old tricontinental languages
  • Samsrumukhat (Sanskrit)
  • Proto-Adarani (Hindustani)
    • Adarani/Aryashti (Hindi)
    • Agnesian (Urdu)
  • Karnali (Nepali)
  • Neemian (Bengali)
• Jaihalam (Malayalam)

Germanic languages

• Praetaic languages
  • Standard Præta
  • Bastardized Præta

• Armininic languages
  • Arminian (Johanns f. Klosso conlang, basically a modernized version of Old English)
    • Istvanistani/Common Tongue (i.e. English)
      • Suthric
      • Low Saxon/Steerish (English regional variant spoken in southern Cibola)
      • Mercurian (Yorkshire dialect)

• Norse languages
  • Proto-Nordic (i.e. Old Norse)
    • Hurmu–Norse languages
      • Hurmu (in Hurmu), aka Farewellish (in Elwynn) (cross-ish between Faroese and Scandinavian conlang)
      • Normarkic languages
        • Army Crandish / Norrlandic (basically Swedish)
        • Humlebækish/Amalandic (Danish, Humlebæk, Amaland)
        • High Norse (Norwegian: Normark, Høgmårk)
    • Valtic–Storish group (Icelandic)
      • Valtian
      • Storish
        • Froyalanish
        • Wintergleamish

• Crando-Batavian languages
  • Ashkenazi (Ashkenatza, basically Yiddish)
  • Germanian/Frankish (German)
    • Cibolan Saxon (High German and Allemanic dialects spoken in southern Cibola)
  • Batavian (Dutch)
  • Madison Isle Batavian (Frisian)
  • Haas (Natopia, low German maybe?)
  • Passikaans (Dutch-looking mongrel)
  • North Amokolian
  • Crandish (conlang Johanns fonn Klosso, historically spoken in Cranda)
  • Slobovian (historically spoken in northern Apollonia)
  • Meckelnish

• Craitish (looks Germanic, prolly its own branch)

Romance languages

Alexandric languages? Machiavellic languages?

• Machiavellian (Latin)
  • Tyrenian (Interlingua)
  • Lunatic (Lunaris, "bastardized Latin", Interlingua? Romanian?)
  • Alexandrian (French)
  • Lac Glaceian (Swiss French)
    • Normandic (Norman French)
  • Martino (Spanish)
  • Baracãoan (Sander's conlang based on Spanish/Portuguese)
  • Gaianic langauges (basically Italian)
    • Cisamarrese (Italian with j spelling)
    • Tellian (in Tellia; also known as Gaian; Italian)
    • Vegnian (in Vegno; Italian)
  • Reunionian (Reunion; basically Portuguese)
• Del-al'Enetet

Athlonian–Antican languages

• Athlonian (classic Greek?)
• Constancian (modern Greek?)
• Kezanese (koine Greek?)
• Apollantean (Ancient Greek)

Slavic languages

Retic languages? (from Proto-Slavic)

• Krasnocorian (Serbian, Slovak)
• Ranentsian (Eastern Keltia, Bulgarian)
• Ocian (Spoken in Western Keltia and Mishalacia, Slovene/Serbo-Croatian/Russian)
• Mishalanese/Slavo-Amokolian (Spoken in Elwynnese Mishalan and Frankish Mishalacia, Russian)
  • Kalgachian?
• Classical Istvanistani (Church Slavonic?)
• Interlandic (Polish)

Cosimo-Benacian family

• Sanaman (conlang)
• Estarisan (conlang)

Elw language family

• Elw (conlang, based off Eskimo-Aleut and Greenlandic grammar)
• Qavaqaqqaqqaniitqeqertaquit (in Qavaqaqqaqqaniitqeqertaq)
• Paqalisut (in west Pacary)
• Nunaqeqertaqtitut (Inuktitut, in east Pacary)

Hyperborean language family

Might be related to Elw – I think I've seen something about Scott basing it off Greenlandic originally, but to what extent? Grammatically, I can see why in terms of functions, but direct derivatives? Hm.

• Kalasperin (conlang, Scott, for Hyperborean vernicular)
• Kadhamic (constructed IC/OOC, based on Kalasperin)
• Cimmerian
• Hyfrostish

Proto-Calbi languages

Celtic languages

• Treesian
  • Ransenari
• Calbic
  • Celebaradi
  • Florian
  • Solareyish
• Old Steerish (Cornish)

Elfinshi languages

Basically the Elvish languages off Tolkien

• Northern Elfinshi (Elwynn, Sindarin?)
• Menelmacari (Quenya)
• Ashinthaler (Germanic Quenya)
• Amitian (some other Elvish language there)
• Need some language to be represented by Blackish, ash nazg....

Birgeshir–Thraci languages

• Birgesh (Turkic-derived conlang)
• Thraci (Turkish)
• Antakian Thraci (Turko-Azerbaijani)
• Hazarese (Crimean Turkish)
• Blue Lontinian (De-Russified Kazakh)

Prinitican languages

• Wechua (Quechua)

Southeast Keltian languages

• Palesmenian (constructed, lots of shared vocab with other languages)
• Mgyan (bastardized Palesmenian with more commas)

Trans-Polar languages

Better name plz

• Eastern group
  • Lákarpa (Sami and Turkish-based conlang)
  • Reinish, Normark (Northern Sami with Elw/Eskimo-Aleut loans)
• Western group
  • Lakkvian (basically Estonian)
  • Jäärrish/Jääkieli (basically Finnish, though long history in Straylight under-water cities)

Yardistanic languages

• Yardistani
• Rantsilastani

List of Isolates

• Lengish (isolate, basically Lovecraft's R'lyehian - offshoot of Hyperborean)
• Red Laqi?
• Audente?
• Senyan?
• Akhidian?