| Language Name | Khangaþyagon |
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| Language Author | Pete Bleackley |
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| Year Began | 2003 |
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| Site | Khangaþyagon - site 1
Khangaþyagon - site 2  |
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| Broken Link | No |
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| Site Language | English |
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| Site Author | Pete Bleackley |
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| Language Type | fictional language |
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| Uniqueness | Khangaþyagon is an agglutinating, VSO language with adjective-verb compounding. It is the original language of the world on which it is spoken, and the only one in which magical spells can be formulated. |
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| Language Sources | Based on an inscription from an Anglo-Saxon ring, apparently a spell to stop bleeding. |
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| Design Principles | I chose VSO because a focus on action seemed right for a magical language. |
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| Interest Of Others | Used in the 10th Conlang Translation Relay and several other relays. Links to relay texts can be found on the first of the two sites. This site is a wiki page, and comments and questions are invited. The second site is an artlangs.com journal, giving grammatical information in more depth. |
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| Conculture Noun Phrase | the Wizards of Huna |
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| Quotation | ærkriuflt kriariþon glæstæpontol |
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| Explanation | ærkr-i-uf- lt kria- riþ- on glæs- tæp- ont-ol heal-3-pass-imp blood-flow-PrP spirit-command-PrP-by |
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| Translation | Let the bleeding be healed by conjuration. |
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| Motto | kalbelt ye gwendoshttelna - ellapelt ye yagon |
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| Dictionary | Yes |
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| Etymologies | No |
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| Grammar | Yes |
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| Sample Texts | Yes |
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| Unique Script | Yes |
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| Primer | No |
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| Babel Text | No |
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| Submitted By | Jeffrey Henning |
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| Date Submitted | Saturday, September 25, 2004 |
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| Updated By | Pete Bleackley |
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| Date Edited | Saturday, July 23, 2005 |
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| Description Of Update | Added link to artlangs.com journal site |
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| Date To Headline | Wednesday, July 27, 2005 |
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