| Language Name | Hani |
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| Language Author | C.J. Cherryh |
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| Year Began | 1998 |
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| Site | Hani  |
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| Broken Link | No |
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| Site Language | English |
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| Site Author | Spence Hill |
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| Language Type | professional fictional language |
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| Editorial | Detailed in C.J. Cherryh's "Chanur" series, Hani has a phonology fit for lions and inspired by the sounds the author's cats made. |
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| Uniqueness | It has a phonology fit for lions. |
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| Language Sources | CJ Cherryh derived the phonology and a few words from the sounds her cats made. Her few sentences were expanded into the work shown on the web pages. |
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| Interest Of Others | The readers of CJ Cherryh's 'Chanur' series; it is detailed in it. |
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| Conculture Noun Phrase | the humanoid feline race of C.J. Cherryh's Chanur novels |
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| Quotation | Fai-shukh-aarn nai-Terra lin-aarn hen-fhaif chuch hen-fhaan. |
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| Explanation | [prep/all/adj.] [s/Earth] [one/adj] [3psa/language] and [3psa/speech]. |
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| Translation | All the peoples of the Earth had one language and one speech. |
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| Dictionary | No |
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| Etymologies | No |
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| Grammar | No |
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| Sample Texts | No |
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| Unique Script | No |
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| Primer | No |
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| Babel Text | No |
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| Submitted By | Spence Hill |
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