Constructed Languages

Game of Thrones 2009

The harsh, rhythmic language of the Dothraki horse lords from Game of Thrones.

International Auxiliary 1887

The world's most widely spoken constructed language, designed to be easy to learn and promote international communication.

Game of Thrones 2013

The ancient, prestigious language of the Valyrian Freehold from Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.

Star Trek 1984

The guttural warrior language of the Klingon Empire from Star Trek, featuring unique sounds and an aggressive phonology.

Logical Language 1987

A syntactically unambiguous language based on predicate logic, designed for human and potentially computer use.

Avatar 2005

The elegant language of the Na'vi people from James Cameron's Avatar, inspired by Polynesian and African languages.

Lord of the Rings 1915

Tolkien's High Elvish language, inspired by Finnish and Latin, used for ceremonial purposes in Middle-earth.

Star Trek 1966

The secretive language of the Romulan Star Empire from Star Trek.

Lord of the Rings 1944

The flowing Elvish language of Middle-earth created by Tolkien, inspired by Welsh phonology.

Minimalist Philosophy 2001

A minimalist language with only ~120 words, designed to simplify thoughts and promote mindfulness.

Star Trek 1967

The logical, precise language of the Vulcan people from Star Trek, reflecting their philosophy of logic.