Sékelytl
Sékelytl is a constructed language created by Hungarian linguist Gergely Kicsi in 2007. It is intended as a "sister language" to Hungarian, aiming to be more regular and easier to learn than Hungarian itself, while retaining a significant degree of lexical and grammatical similarity. The name "Sékelytl" is derived from the Szekler people, a Hungarian subgroup in Transylvania, Romania, and the suffix "-tl" which is common in Hungarian derived words.
The vocabulary of Sékelytl is largely based on Hungarian words, but many are simplified or regularized. For
Sékelytl also incorporates some influences from other Turkic languages, though these are less prominent than the