Lojide

Lojide is a constructed language created by David J. Peterson, the linguist responsible for developing Dothraki and Valyrian for HBO's Game of Thrones. Peterson began developing Lojide in 2010, and it is still an ongoing project. The language is designed to be logical, regular, and easy to learn, drawing inspiration from a wide range of natural languages while maintaining a high degree of internal consistency.

The phonology of Lojide features a relatively small set of sounds, making it pronounceable for speakers of many different languages. Its grammar is highly analytical, meaning that grammatical relationships are primarily conveyed through word order and auxiliary words rather than through complex inflections. This feature contributes to the language's regularity and ease of acquisition.

Lojide's vocabulary is built on a system of roots and affixes, allowing for the systematic creation of new words. Peterson has stated that the language aims to be suitable for a variety of purposes, from everyday communication to more technical or philosophical discourse. While Lojide has a dedicated following among conlang enthusiasts, it is not as widely spoken as some other constructed languages. Its development continues to be documented and shared by its creator online.