Conlang Portal

Hello there! This is a page where you can find all of Lanzoor's conlangs.
Please do note that most of them are in their development stages.
Click one of the links below to warp into that page.

• Proto Lanzavel - lanzoor.github.io/documents/conlangs/proto-lanvazel | Status: In Development

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Conlang Statuses

There are a total of 7 conlang statuses, and they represent stages of development.
Their order in completedness are;

• Discontinued - indicates that the conlang has been completely abandoned, with no intention or plan to continue development.
• Planning - indicates that the conlang is currently in the planning phase, with only basic features defined.
• In Development - indicates that the conlang is actively being developed, undergoing significant grammar and vocabulary work.
• Shaping - indicates that the conlang is actively being refined, with core grammar features completed.
• Final Development - indicates that the conlang is nearing completion, under continuous review, and receiving advanced vocabulary additions.
• Completed - indicates that the conlang has been fully completed; only minimal fixes will be made unless urgent.
• Archived - indicates that the conlang has been fully reviewed and is now archived; only minor updates or fixes may occur.

Part of Speech Abbreviations

Types of Words in a Sentence

I usually use these abbreviations for clarifying the use of words in conlang dictionaries.

• [n] - noun
• [v] - verb
• [adj] - adjective
• [adv] - adverb (specific)
• [pro] - pronoun
• [det] - determiner
• [prep] - preposition
• [con] - conjunction
• [int] - interjection, phrase
• [part] - particle, can also mean any kind of article / marker

Styles

The following style guidelines are applied consistently across all documents.

• The code tag is used to represent text written in the language. It should not be used in constrained contexts, such as table headers or hover-only text.
• The italic tag is used for IPA transcriptions, including both phonemic and phonetic representations. It may also be utilized to indicate emphasis, exceptionality, or special importance.
• The bold or strong tag is used to highlight emphasis or critical information.
• Blockquotes are used to present optional notes or additional information that may aid understanding or context.
• The combination <pre><code> is used for full-sentence examples, multi-line code, or any code content that requires emphasis.