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Notebook pages, alphabets and grammar sheets grouped by language. Select a page to see it larger.

Languages

Language family tree (1)
Łunevrian (3)
Merla (2)
Ikusi (2)
Miikvavis (1)
Šhrüm (3)
Ganeva (2)
Néyak'aj (2)
Lānar (2)
Lehiti (1)
Lloranija (1)
Mürin (1)
Oluwi (1)
Snoqwit (1)
Svnbâ (1)
Ŧinuryani (1)
Duxæ (1)
Luthivir (1)
Tayoni (1)
Lomoz Almo (1)
Rounded cursive script (4)
Angular alphabet (2)
Nimalos (1)
Places and drawings (2)
Unsorted (4)

Language family tree

A hand-drawn tree connecting many of the languages below (filed as “TAOARI vocabulary tree”; Taoari is one branch near the top).

Hand-drawn family tree of invented languages with boxed language names such as Taoari, Lanari, Ganeva, Oluwian and Lundian — Family tree of the languages

Łunevrian

Colour-coded table titled “VI-Group Łunevrian Conjugations” for the verb chanav, to want, in Latin letters and an invented script — VI-group conjugations

Conjugation sheet for the verbs chanavi (to want), kavai (to tell) and alai (to be), with an invented script; no title on the page — Verb sheet: chanavi, to want

Pencil sketches of an invented alphabet with labels reading Lluneuriany and Lleunquri — Early script sketches (“Lluneuriany”)

Merla

Notebook page titled MERLA with pronouns, word order notes, verb conjugations and articles — Grammar: pronouns, verbs, articles

Notebook page of possessives, plurals and English sentences translated into Merla — Possessives, plurals and sample sentences

Ikusi

Notebook page titled Ikusi with a table of consonants and vowels in an invented script — Writing system

Notebook page titled Ikusi with verb particles, pronoun prefixes and sample sentences — Grammar and sample sentences

Miikvavis

The page is labelled “Family: Kusikan”, so it is probably related to Ikusi.

Notebook page titled Miikvavis 1 with a sound chart, verb roots and a pronoun table — Miikvavis 1: sounds and verbs

Šhrüm

Notebook page titled Šhrüm listing letters and how each is pronounced — Pronunciation key

Notebook page titled Šhrüm with subject and object pronouns and example sentences — Pronouns and sample sentences

Untitled notebook page with a pronunciation key nearly identical to the Šhrüm key — Pronunciation key (untitled copy)

Ganeva

Notebook page titled Ganeva with noun tables, verb tenses, pronouns and cases — Grammar: nouns, verbs, pronouns, cases

Notebook page titled Ganeva showing its invented script beside Latin letters with sample phrases — Script and sample phrases

Néyak'aj

Notebook page titled Néyak'aj with block glyphs for words and notes on how glyphs combine — Glyphs and grammar notes

Notebook page of Néyak'aj numbers, word glyphs, example sentences and tense markers — Numbers, glyphs and tenses

Lānar

Red notebook page titled Lanar with rows of invented script letters — Script chart

Red notebook page titled Lānar and Nerāvi with a letter chart and sample names — Script chart and sample names (with Nerāvi)

Lehiti

Red notebook page titled Lehiti with an alphabet chart and sample names — Alphabet and sample names

Lloranija

Red notebook page titled Lloranija with an alphabet chart and sample names — Alphabet and sample names

Mürin

Notebook page titled Mürin with vowel harmony notes, pronouns, verb endings and sentences — Sounds, pronouns and verbs

Oluwi

Notebook page titled Oluwi with a chart of invented script letters — Writing system

Snoqwit

Red notebook page titled Snoqwit Writing System with consonant and vowel letters — Snoqwit writing system

Svnbâ

Page titled Svnbâ with a script chart, tone marks, pronouns and past-tense conjugations — Script, pronouns and verbs

Ŧinuryani

Page titled Ŧinuryani with an invented alphabet and its Latin equivalents — Alphabet

Duxæ

Titled “Inæ Ðuxæ” (the Duxæ language) with a name in the language’s own script beside it (filed as “GUIMAI”).

Page titled Inæ Ðuxæ with a syllable chart, vocabulary and highlighted example sentences — Script and first sentences

Luthivir

Page of sketches, script and notes translating the sentence you can't make yourself love me; labelled Luthivir — “You can't make yourself love me”

Tayoni

No title is written on the page; the name comes from the file name.

Page of glossed sentences such as grave of fireflies and a table of five verb groups, with a pencil portrait — Vocabulary and verb groups

Lomoz Almo

The title is in an invented script; the name comes from the file name.

Alphabet chart in an invented script written in rows of different coloured ink — Alphabet in coloured rows

Rounded cursive script

Several pages share one rounded cursive script whose name isn’t written in Latin letters.

Alphabet sheet in a rounded cursive invented script, each letter with its name — Alphabet

Pencil drawing of a flower and bulb with a title and paragraph in the cursive script — Flower drawing with description

Pencil drawing of a coypu with a title and paragraph in the cursive script — Coypu drawing with description

Red notebook cover with a title painted in the cursive script — Red notebook cover

Angular alphabet

Two versions of one alphabet; the title is in an invented script.

Alphabet sheet in an angular invented script, each letter with its name — Alphabet

Fainter version of the same angular alphabet sheet — Alphabet (earlier version)

Nimalos

Creature names and a family tree of animals.

Family tree headed nimalos with 18 numbered animal drawings and their names — Animal family tree

Places and drawings

Pencil drawings of a city, desert domes and a floating city, with labels in Latin letters and the cursive script — Ilāwa, the Vdhaniani desert and a floating city

Cut-away drawing of a spiked dome shelter with labelled rooms — Spikey Dome

Unsorted

Pages whose language name isn’t clear yet.

Alphabet grid of an invented script with five vowel variants per letter; title in the script — Alphabet

Alphabet sheet in an invented script with letter names; title in the script — Alphabet

Red notebook page of large painted and pencilled words in several invented scripts — Script samples

Grid paper covered with flower doodles and writing in several invented scripts — Writing and flowers