Klinsisk
Klinsisk is a constructed language (artlang) developed in the early 21st century for use in fiction and as a linguistic exercise. It was designed to explore a mix of typological features rather than to revive or replicate an existing natural language. Klinsisk is used primarily by hobbyist conlangers, writers, and online communities interested in language design.
Klinsisk has a moderate consonant inventory with a five-vowel system and contrasts between short and long vowels.
The language exhibits primarily agglutinative morphology, with a basic subject–object–verb (SOV) word order but flexible placement
Vocabulary in Klinsisk is intentionally eclectic and derives from designed roots that reflect a blend of phonotactic
Klinsisk appears chiefly in short fiction, role-playing settings, language-learning exercises, and conlang forums. Resources typically include