träh
Träh is a fictional language created by the Swedish author and linguist David J. Peterson for his work on *The Legend of Vingaretth*, a novel set in a medieval-inspired fantasy world. The language is designed to sound authentic and immersive, blending elements of Old Norse, Gothic, and other Indo-European languages to evoke a sense of historical depth and cultural distinctiveness.
The name "träh" itself is derived from the root *trā-*, meaning "tree" or "wood," which reflects the
Träh is primarily used in the novel to enhance immersion, allowing characters to speak in a language
Unlike some constructed languages (conlangs) designed for broader use, träh remains a niche creation tied to