Synlatin

Synlatin is a constructed language created by its author, who uses the pseudonym "Syn" to remain anonymous. The language's vocabulary and grammar are primarily derived from Latin, hence the "latin" part of its name. The intention behind Synlatin is to create a language that is both aesthetically pleasing and relatively easy to learn for those familiar with Latin or Romance languages.

The phonology of Synlatin is designed to be straightforward, generally following Latin pronunciation rules. Its morphology often simplifies or regularizes Latin's complex inflectional system, aiming for a more consistent structure. For instance, certain case endings or verb conjugations might be standardized. The syntax also tends to favor a more fixed word order compared to classical Latin, which can be more flexible.

Synlatin is not widely spoken or used in any significant community. Its existence is primarily within the realm of conlanging enthusiasts and online discussions related to constructed languages. The author has shared information about Synlatin through various online platforms, providing grammatical explanations and vocabulary lists to those interested. As a personal project, Synlatin's development is ongoing and subject to the creator's discretion.