Psipi
Psipi is a fictional language created for worldbuilding and linguistic demonstration. It is described as an agglutinative, head-final language with a rich case system and flexible clause structure. The term appears in internet conlang resources as an example of typological variation.
Origins and naming: Psipi’s name is a constructed sequence intended to sound distinctive rather than to reflect
Phonology and writing: The language is described as having 18 consonants and 5 vowels. Some dialects feature
Grammar: Psipi typically uses subject–object–verb order in neutral statements. It relies on suffixal morphology for case,
Usage and reception: Within conlang communities, Psipi is cited as a teaching example of an agglutinative structure
See also: constructed language, conlang, language typology, phonology.