Ktyypin
Ktyypin is a term used in linguistic typology and worldbuilding to describe a hypothetical class of morphosyntactic systems that blend features of isolating, agglutinative, and fusional languages. The concept is primarily encountered in speculative grammars and conlang (constructed language) communities and is not part of the core, mainstream linguistics literature.
In Ktyypin systems, core lexemes tend to be relatively stable, while grammatical information is signaled through
The term's origin is informal and largely tied to online conworlding and experimental linguistics; there is
It is discussed in relation to traditional typologies—isolating, agglutinative, fusional, and polysynthetic languages—as a potential umbrella
See also: linguistic typology, isolating language, agglutinative language, fusional language, polysynthetic language, constructed language.