Amanda's conlang info pages

The conlang relay page:

mërèchi - my personal high school language, slowly being retrofitted into a respectable lostlang; my primary relay language
Mirexu - mërèchi's inexplicable polysynthetic sister language; has been used in several relays
Toma Heylm - another high school language, influenced by Russian and creoles; has been used in several relays
Mli Vjačgu - my first (and ongoing) attempt at a diachronic conlang.
zilenodelénade - my first sophisticated language sketch, abandoned shortly after I started it in high school because it was too sophisticated for me!
the "I can eat glass" conlang - a sketch made for a Conlang-L translation exercise (and as an initial exploration of ergativity)
Disharmony - an unspeakable alien language which violates a probable linguistic universal and requires the ability to produce an indefinite number of simultaneous tones of any frequency, making it incompatible with human mouthparts

Korahamla, currently found only as a dataset within the Utterance Generator (see below)
sketch of verbless language - everything gets nominalized
sketch of 1996 language with impenetrable sandhi

the Pysanky Words page. Originally envisioned as a way to turn questionable web content into completely harmless viewable-at-work content, it was never fully automated, nor is it fully explained; currently showing a sample page.
the Korahamla Utterance Generator
the calendars I made up to go along with my first language, now in their 17th earth year of operation. "merechi terin alitano" is a 146-day calendar which can be seen in its entirety by clicking on "Go to year view". The "zyentinaz" calendar was inspired by the Mayan calendars which ran in simultaneous cycles of differing lengths; think of it as a slot machine with three rollers, one having 3 values, the next 11 values, and the third 17 values, for a complete cycle of 561 days. If you hit the jackpot, it's a major holiday :)

Last updated: 11/1/2015