andmehulgas
Andmehulgas is a term used in linguistic fiction and constructed language projects to denote a hypothetical language family and the languages that belong to it. It is not attested in real-world language history, and there is no scholarly consensus outside fictional contexts. Within worldbuilding and conlang communities, Andmehulgas is portrayed as spoken in a fictional highland region of the Andmehulga archipelago, with several dialects that evolved from a common ancestor.
Etymology and classification: The name derives from fictional toponyms in the setting, and the language family
Linguistic profile: Most described varieties share an SOV (subject–object–verb) base order, robust agglutinative morphology, and vowel
Usage: The Andmehulgas concept is used in novels, role-playing games, and conlang circles to explore how language
See also: constructed language, conlang, worldbuilding, linguistic typology.