PLCutgångar

PLCutgångar is a fictional language concept used in speculative fiction and conlang communities. It is described as a fully developed constructed language with agglutinative morphology, a relatively flexible syntax, and a distinctive writing system. In the fiction, PLCutgångar functions as the native tongue of a culturally diverse population, and it is commonly used to explore themes of identity, memory, and social interaction.

Origins and naming: The term appears in fan grammars and world-building glossaries. The name combines a project-wide abbreviation, "PL", with a fictional root "Cutgångar" drawn from the setting’s imagined vocabulary.

Linguistic features: Phonology centers on a modest consonant inventory and vowel harmony; morphology relies on affixation with case marking, tense and aspect, and evidential mood. The basic word order is described as subject–object–verb, but freedom of arrangement is possible due to rich morphology. Nominals show number and definiteness; pronouns can attach as clitics to nouns, and demonstratives use postpositional elements.

Writing and usage: Descriptions include a Latin-based alphabet with diacritics and a companion syllabary used for artifacts within the fiction. Dictionaries and grammars circulated in fan communities help learners and writers render PLCutgångar.

Reception and status: As a fictional construct, PLCutgångar is not recognized by real-world linguistics. It is primarily of interest to fans and conlang practitioners for world-building, with varying degrees of consistency across materials.