Illogicopedish

This section is Logical; it is meant to be so. Prepare to get bored!

Sensible Section

Illogicopedish is a language created to be really weird. It's our personal Illogicopedial conlang if you will.

Magic

Woo-hoo! I created magical Illogicopedia language thing! uhh

yeah

Glyphs and Pronunciation

see, this language consists these letters.

main sound listed bold, sound that appears in local language listed italic.

Letter	Pronunciation
	[b, p]
	[d]
	[g]
	[t, dd]
	[k, q, c(k sound)]
	[r, l]
	[j, z]
	[m]
	[n]
	[s, c(s sound), x]
	[a]
	[e]
	[i, y]
	[o]
	[u, v, w, f]
●	[ʔ]

(I tried to make an abugida, EPIC FAIL.)

and these makes syllable.

(h is treated as silent)

Syllable structure

(C)V(V)(C).

yes. simple, eh?

Oh, and we usually don't omit the First consonant unless it's the first syllable in the word.

But when the word starts with u, f, w or v sound (which sounds u when translated), you can.

New Syllable structure

Time has passed. now some grammar changed.

You can either put V(V) on the first.

But, the rest must be CV(V)(C).

example:

V CV (O)

V CVC (O)

V CV CVC CVVC CVVC (O)

we cannot omit All consonants and just leave only vowels.

we cannot use same letter twice in a row. unless it's in a different word.

Word Structure

(1~4 syllable) = Normal Words

(1~4 syllable)●(1~4 syllable) = Spells

ex) Volatus-Waluus ('Growing wings' spell)

●

syllables:

(VV, uo)

(CV, la)

(CVC, tus)

●(ʔ)

(VV, ua)

(CVC, lus)

Translation

When translating inexistent words from foreign language,

try to imitate its pronunciation.

also, the translation can ignore the CV rule.

ex) Abracadabra :

●

syllables:

(VC, a)

(CV, ra)

●(ʔ)

(CV, ka)

(CVC, dab)

(CV, ra)

See also

• Our main page
• All pages

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