aeree

Aeree is a constructed language (conlang) designed for speculative fiction and language‑enthusiast communities. It aims to be expressive yet approachable, with naturalistic phonology and a relatively simple grammar to support cross‑cultural communication within its fictional setting. Documentation appears in online grammars, word lists, and worldbuilding discussions.

Etymology and history: The name Aeree derives from a root meaning air or wind, reflecting its speakers’ maritime culture. The project began in the early 2010s as a collaborative worldbuilding exercise and has since matured into a describable language with a growing lexicon.

Phonology and writing: Aeree has a compact consonant inventory—p t k b d g f s h m n l r w y—and five vowels. Syllables are typically CV or CVC; stress falls on the penultimate syllable. The writing system is Latin-based, with diacritics used to indicate vowel length and quality.

Grammar: Basic word order is SVO. Nouns have no gender, and plural is marked with the suffix -in. Articles are optional. Verbs encode aspect and mood through auxiliary particles; tense is indicated by time adverbs and context. Adjectives follow nouns and agree in number via noun plural.

Lexicon and usage: The core vocabulary covers core concepts, numerals, and everyday verbs. Example sentence: Mi vola Aeree. gloss: I speak Aeree. Aeree is mainly studied by hobbyists and used in fan fiction and roleplaying; it has no widely spoken community outside these contexts.