dikçetikçe

Dikçetikçe is a constructed language created for a fictional setting. It serves as the native tongue of the Dikçet people in that world and has a defined phonology, vocabulary, and writing system described in worldbuilding and fan-authored linguistic resources.

Phonology and orthography: The language uses a Turkic-like consonant inventory and a six-vowel system subject to vowel harmony. Syllables are typically CV or CVC. It is written with a Latin-based script that includes diacritics such as ç, ğ, and ş, which indicate palatalization or vowel harmony.

Grammar: Dikçetikçe is primarily agglutinative and follows a subject–object–verb order. Nouns take postposed case markers; verbs carry prefixes and suffixes to indicate tense, aspect, mood, and evidentiality. Adjectives precede nouns, while possessives and determiners attach to the noun as suffixes. The language uses vowel harmony in its affixes.

Varieties and usage: Two regional variants are described in the fiction, with minor phonological differences. In the narrative, Dikçetikçe appears in daily speech, literature, and media within the imagined world. Learner resources and word lists exist in worldbuilding materials and fan communities.

Status: As a conlang, Dikçetikçe has a developed grammar and sample texts but remains fictional, with its own in-world history and cultural context.