Draconic - Conlang Profile

Draconic - Conlang Profile

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Language Name	Draconic
Language Author	Sean K. Reynolds & Owen K.C. Stephens
Year Began	2001
Site	Draconic
Broken Link	No
Site Language	English
Language Type	professional fictional language
Uniqueness	Published in Dragon #284 (Jun 2001). "Draconic is a language of hard consonants and sibilants that usually sounds like hissing when spoken. It includes sounds that sound very snake-like to humans, including: /sj/, /ss/, and /sv/. It also includes a sound similar to a creature clearing its throat, like the German 'ach'. Mr. Reynolds wrote that words which modify other words can be place before, or after, the words they modify, however the most important word is always placed before, and sometimes, for added emphasis, might be added after, as well. So, a dragon that wanted to say a big, black, evil dragon was coming near...might say: Malsvir darastrix turalisj vutha gethrisj leirith [evil dragon big black go near]."
Interest Of Others	Dungeons & Dragons roleplayers.
Dictionary	Yes
Etymologies	No
Grammar	Yes
Sample Texts	No
Unique Script	No
Primer	No
Babel Text	No
Lexicon Size	158
Submitted By	Jeffrey Henning
Date Submitted	Wednesday, February 11, 2004
Date Edited	Saturday, April 24, 2004
Date To Headline	Sunday, May 02, 2004

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