Nórdicg - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Nórdicg Language Author Yẃlyan Rott Year Began 2002 Site Nórdicg Broken Link No Site Language English Site Author Yẃlyan Rott Language Type fictional language Uniqueness Nórdicg is a language with its very own style. Its look is heavily indo-european-influenced, but the grammar is an invention of my own. It has a special way of verb conjugation, a rarely used syntax, and it uses some rare and obsolete characters, for example the hooked o. There are no irregular verbs, and every type of word, except for nouns, prepositions and conjugations, is indicated by a special suffix, so you can easily 'switch' one type into another. The letters 'w' and 'y' are special letters, as they can either be used as vowels or consonants. Words can be combined to long word chains, with a special word order to indicate the most important part. The accentuation is derived from Irish Gaelic. Nórdicg has 3 genders, singular and plural, of which one can either be the plural neuter, or a group of male and female persons. So there is no unnecessary sexism as in French, for example. Language Sources Here's an extract from the list of languages which inspired and influenced Nórdicg: Welsh, Old English, Early Modern English, Old Norse, Icelandic, Old Icelandic, Swedish, Gaelic, Gothic, Old German, Dutch, Finnish, Cepperjoleddicg, Adelic and many many more. Design Principles Nórdicg has just one design principle: To look northern, but in its own way. Interest Of Others Nórdicg is a personal project. No other people but me are involved in it, but sometimes friends ask me what words or texts I've written down somewhere mean. Dictionary No Etymologies No Grammar Yes Sample Texts Yes Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text Yes Submitted By Ywlyan Rót Date Submitted Saturday, December 14, 2002 Updated By Yẃlyan Rott Date Edited Friday, February 07, 2003 Description Of Update Changed the site link to a new, ad-free version Date To Headline Friday, February 07, 2003 < Nordálien  Nórdicg  Nordien >
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