Regelluga - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Regelluga Language Author Ben Poplawski Year Began 2003 Site Regelluga Broken Link Yes Site Language English Site Author Ben Poplawski Language Type personal language Uniqueness On the surface, it has the look of a blatant Euroclone. But wait! Only a few roots actually derive from European tongues; it is the structure that you recognize. It intends to make conjugation and declension regular. It is coming into the shape of the mother tongue of a people who consider religion and business very serious matters. Language Sources Latin, Greek, and Esperanto; some points of grammar were influenced by Quenya and Valavya; and someone knowledgeable of Japanese will recognize some roots. Design Principles It is inflectional in nature, with affixation to roots producing words. As in Latin, the suffixes are grammar-related while the prefixes are primarily prepositions. There is no vowel infixing, except in the case of roots of similar meaning (e.g. hep "to breathe", hop "to blow"). The one case of consonant infixing is the formation of the conditional/subjunctive mood. Euphony and sounding good to me were factors, too. Interest Of Others My mom thinks it sounds pretty. There's a geek friend of mine that thinks it looks coolA friend of mine thinks it looks cool. And I've been working with David Peterson via email on it. Dictionary Yes Etymologies No Grammar Yes Sample Texts Yes Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text No Lexicon Size 200 Submitted By Ben Poplawski Date Submitted Sunday, August 17, 2003 Updated By Ben Poplawski Date Edited Wednesday, July 07, 2004 Description Of Update Due to an infortunate FTP server accident, I lost this and other conlang pages. Will be re-uploaded as soon as I have time, which is quite scarce right now. Date To Headline Tuesday, May 04, 2004 < Rèaniano  Regelluga  Regimonti >
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