Dllä
Dllä is a discourse marker in the constructed language Dlä. It functions as an evidential particle that indicates the source of information and the speaker’s stance toward it. When attached to a clause, Dllä signals whether the information is directly observed, reported by others, or inferred. In practice, speakers may adjust the marker to convey emphasis, doubt, or politeness, making it a key tool for managing communicative tone in Dlä.
Origin and status: Dllä arose in online conlang communities as part of a broader effort to encode
Grammar and usage: Dllä is typically realized as a clause-final clitic and may attach to the main
Examples: Kari var dlä. Translation: "Kari is coming, apparently." Zora paša dlä. Translation: "Zora left, I hear."