कृत्रिम भाषाओं की सूची

निर्मित भाषाओं की यह सूची वर्णमाला क्रम में है, और सहायक, इंजीनियर और कलात्मक भाषाओं और उनके संबंधित उपशैलियों में विभाजित है।

 सहायक भाषाएँ
 Spoken (major) 

 भाषा का नाम  ISO   प्रकाशन  निर्माता  टिप्पणी वोलापूक  vo, vol  1879–1880  जॉहान मार्टिन स्कैलियेर  First to generate international interest in IALs एस्पेरांतो  eo, epo  1887  लुडविग लाज़र ज़ामेनहोफ़  Speakers variously placed between several thousand and 2 million इदीओम नेउत्राल  1902  वाल्देमार रॉसेनबैर्गर  A naturalistic IAL by a former advocate of Volapük लातीनो सीने फ़्लेक्शॉने (पेआनो की अंतरभाषा) 1903  जूझेप्पे पेआनो  "Latin without inflections," it replaced Idiom Neutral in 1908 ईदो io, ido 1907  लुई कुतूरात, लुई द बोफ़्रों  The most successful offspring of Esperanto ओक्सिडेन्टलie, ile  1922  एडगर ड वाल  A sophisticated naturalistic IAL (Interlingue) नोवियालnov  1928  ओटो येस्पर्सन Another sophisticated naturalistic IAL ग्लोसाigs  1943  लांसलोट होगबैन  Originally called Interglossa, has a strong Greco-Latin vocabulary अन्तरभाषा (इंटरलिंगुआ)ia, ina  1951  इंटरनैशनल आक्जीलरी लैंग्वेज एसोसियेशन  A large project to discover common European vocabulary लिंगुआ फ़्रांका नोवा lfn 1998 सी. जॉर्ज बुरी  Romance vocabulary with creole-like grammar टोकि पोना 2001सोन्जा एलिन किसाhighly simplified language with limited vocabulary अंतरस्लाव भाषा (स्लोव्यान्स्की)   1665  यूरी क्रिझ़ानिच, ओंद्रेय रेचनिक, गाब्रियेल स्वोबोदा, यान वान स्तय्न्बेर्गन, इगोर पोल्याकोव, वोयतेक मेरुंन्का  A naturalistic language based on the Slavic languages

 Spoken (minor) 

 Language name  ISOYear of first  publication  Creator  Comments Adjuvilo 1908Claudius Colascreated to cause dissent among Idoists Afrihiliafh 1970K. A. Kumi Attobraha pan-African language Babm 1962Rikichi Okamotonoted for using latin letters as an abjad Communicationssprache 1839Joseph Schipferbased on French Esperanto II 1937René de Saussurelast of the esperantidos Europantoeur 1996Diego Marania "linguistic jest" Grammelot (Cirquish) 16th centuryVarious"gibberish" used by performers, including those of Cirque du SoleilKotavaavk1978Staren Fetceya sophisticated a priori IAL Lingua sistemfrater 1957Pham Xuan ThaiGreco-Latin vocabulary with southeast Asian grammar Lingwa de Planeta 2006Dmitry Ivanov and othersbased on the 10 most spoken languages of the planet, including Hindi, Mandarin, Russian and Arabic Modern Indo-European 2006Carlos Quiles and María Teresa Batallamodernized Proto-Indo-European Mondial 1940sDr. Helge Heimernaturalistic European language Mundolinco 1888J. Braakmanthe first esperantido Neo 1961Arturo Alfandaria very terse European language Nuwaubic 1970s?Malachi Z. Yorkthe language of a black supremacist group Poliespo 1990s?Nvwtohiyada Idehesdi SequoyahEsperanto grammar with significant Cherokee vocabulary Románico 1991 a pan-Romance language Sambahsa-Mundialect 2007Olivier SimonMixture of simplified Proto-Indo-European and other languages Solresol 1827François Sudrethe famous "musical language" सोना 1935केनेथ सीराइटbest known attempt at universality of vocabulary स्पॉकील 1887 or 1890अडोल्फ निकोलासan a priori language by a former Volapük advocate Universalglot 1868Jean Pirroarguably the first IAL, predating even Volapük

 नियन्त्रित भाषाएँ 
 Basic English
 ग्लोबिश
 विशेष अंग्रेजी
 सामान्य अऔग्रेजी
 साधारणीकृत अंग्रेजी
 ई-प्राईम

 Visual languages 
 Blissymbols (zbl)
 Gestuno
 Signuno
 Earth Language

 अभियंत्रित भाषाएँ 
 Human-usable 
 An Essay towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language by John Wilkins
 Arahau
 aUI
 Characteristica universalis
 Isotype
 Ithkuil
 Láadan (ldn)
 Loglan
 Lojban (jbo)
 Ro

 भाषा निरुपण 
 CycL
 The Distributed Language Translation project used a "binary-coded" version of Esperanto as a pivot language between the source language and its translation.
 KIF
 Lincos
 Loom
 RDF

 Artistic languages 
 उपन्यासों में प्रयोग किये जानेवाली भाषाएँ 
 साहित्य 
 Adûnaic from J. R. R. Tolkien's works
 Aklo, Tsath-yo, and R'lyehian are ancient and obscure languages in the works of H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, and others. Aklo is considered by some writers to be the written language of the Serpent People
 Amtorian, spoken in some cultures on the planet Venus in Pirates of Venus by Edgar Rice Burroughs and several sequels. Judged by critic Fredrik Ekman to have "a highly inventive morphology but a far less interesting syntax." (See .) 
 Ancient Language in the Inheritance Trilogy by Christopher Paolini (although this is considered to be a cipher of English by many)
 Angley, Unglish and Inglisss - three languages spoken respectively at Western Europe, North America and the Pacific in the 29th Century world of Poul Anderson's "Orion Shall Rise". All derived from present-day English, the three are mutually unintelligable, following 800 years of separate development after a 21st century nuclear war and the extensive absorption of words and grammatical forms from French in the first case, Russian, Chinese and Mongolian in the second, and Polynesian in the third. 
 asa'pili ("world language"), in bolo'bolo, by Swiss author P.M..
 Atreides battle, in Dune by Frank Herbert
 Babel-17, in Babel-17 by Samuel R. Delany
 Baronh, language of Abh in Seikai no Monsho (Crest of the Stars) and others, by Morioka Hiroyuki
 Chakobsa, a language used in the Dune novels by Frank Herbert
 Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini appears to be written in a constructed language which is presumably the language of the alien civilization the book describes
 Common The language spoken in a wide variety of fantasy fiction, particularly Dungeons and Dragons.
 Drac, language of the alien species in Barry B. Longyear's Enemy Mine and The Enemy Papers
 Kad'k, the language of the Dwarfs in Terry Pratchett's Discworld
 Fremen, language of the native people of Arrakis, in Dune and other novels by Frank Herbert
 Galacticspeak from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
 Gobbledygook, the language of goblins, in the Harry Potter series. Noted speakers include Albus Dumbledore and Barty Crouch.
 Glide, created by Diana Reed Slattery, used by the Death Dancers of The Maze Game
 Hardic, Osskilian, and Kargish from Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea books
 Ilythiiri, the language of drow elves in Forgotten Realms setting. 
 Kesh, in Ursula K. Le Guin's novel Always Coming Home
 Krakish, in Guardians of Ga'Hoole by Kathryn Lasky
 Láadan (ldn), in Suzette Haden Elgin's science fiction novel Native Tongue and sequels
 Lapine, in Watership Down by Richard Adams
 Lilliputian from Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels. Further samples of the language are provided in T. H. White's Mistress Masham's Repose. In Gulliver's Travels, other fictional languages, spoken in other places Gulliver visits, are also presented, e.g. Brobdingnagian, Laputan, Balbinarbian and Hoyhnhnm languages.
 Mando'a, created by Karen Traviss, used by the Mandalorians in the Star Wars Republic Commando novels Hard Contact and Triple Zero Mangani in the Tarzan novels of Edgar Rice Burroughs
 Marain, in The Culture novels of Iain M. Banks
 The languages of Middle-earth (most notably Sindarin (sjn), Quenya (qya) and Khuzdûl) by J. R. R. Tolkien, partly published in The Lord of the Rings, and posthumously discussed in The History of Middle-earth and other publications.
 Molvanian from Molvania, A Land Untouched By Modern Dentistry Nadsat slang, in A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess
 Newspeak, in Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (fictional constructed language)
 Old Solar, in Out of the Silent Planet, Perelandra, and That Hideous Strength by C. S. Lewis
 The Old Tongue from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series
 Paluldonian in a Tarzan novel, Tarzan the Terrible, by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Used by the inhabitants of the realm of Pal-ul-don in Africa, separated from the outside world by unpenetrable marshes.
 Parseltongue, the language of snakes, in the Harry Potter series. The ability of humans to speak it is considered a magic ability.
 Pennsylvanisch, from Michael Flynn's The Forest of Time Pravic and Iotic, in The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin
 Ptydepe, from Václav Havel's play The Memorandum Quintaglio from Robert J. Sawyer's Quintaglio Ascension Trilogy Qwghlmian from Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon and The Baroque Cycle Reformed Egyptian in the Book of MormonStandard language references such as Peter T. Daniels and William Bright, eds., The World's Writing Systems (New York: Oxford University Press, 1996) (990 pages); David Crystal, The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language (Cambridge University Press, 1997); and Roger D. Woodard, ed., The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the World's Ancient Languages (Cambridge University Press, 2004) (1162 pages) contain no reference to "reformed Egyptian." "Reformed Egyptian" is also ignored in Andrew Robinson, Lost Languages: The Enigma of the World's Undeciphered Scripts (New York: McGraw Hill, 2002), although it is mentioned in Stephen Williams, Fantastic Archaeology: The Wild Side of North American Prehistory (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1991).
 Rihannsu, spoken by the Rihannsu (Romulans) in the Star Trek novels of Diane Duane
 Stark (short for Star Common), a common interstellar English-based language from Orson Scott Card's Ender series
 Starsza Mowa from Andrzej Sapkowski's Hexer saga
 Troll language from Terry Pratchett's Discworld
 Utopian language, appearing in a poem by Petrus Gilles accompanying Thomas More's Utopia Zaum, poetic tongue elaborated by Velimir Khlebnikov, Aleksei Kruchonykh, and other Russian Futurists as a "transrational" and "most universal" language "of songs, incantations, and curses".
 Several languages spoken by Panurge in François Rabelais' Pantagruel (1532)
 The Time Machine featured an unnamed language for the Eloi people.
 Jack Womack's Dryco novels feature a future form of English with a modified grammar.

 कामिक्स 
 Bordurian in some of Hergé's The Adventures of Tintin, mostly in The Calculus Affair Interlac, the universal language spoken in the 30th century in the Legion of Super Heroes comics
 Kryptonese, or Kryptonian, the language of Superman's home planet of Krypton
 Syldavian, in some of Hergé's The Adventures of Tintin, mostly in King Ottokar's Sceptre फिल्म एवं टेलीविजन 
 Two kinds of alien language, termed "Alienese" and "Beta Crypt 3" appear quite frequently in background sight gags in Futurama.
 Ancient in the Stargate universe (i.e. Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis) is the language of the Ancients, the builders of the Stargates; it is similar in pronunciation to Medieval Latin. The Athosians say prayers in Ancient.
 Atlantean created by Marc Okrand for the film Atlantis: The Lost Empire Cityspeak, a "mishmash of Japanese, Spanish, German," plus Hungarian and French, spoken on the street of overcrowded and multi-lingual Los Angeles of 2019 in Blade Runner. Similarly, used in many cyberpunk genre role playing games.
 Enchanta, in the Encantadia and Etheria television series in the Philippines, created by the head writer Suzette Doctolero
 Gelfling, spoken in Jim Henson's fantasy epic The Dark Crystal Goa'uld, the galactic lingua franca from Stargate SG-1, supposedly influenced Ancient Egyptian
 Huttese, language of both alien species and people in some of George Lucas's Star Wars films
 Irken, in Invader Zim, by Jhonen Vasquez, et al. Klingon (tlh), in the Star Trek movie and television series, created by Marc Okrand
 Krakozhian from The Terminal Ku, a fictional African language in the movie The Interpreter (2005)
 Linguacode, a universal language code sometimes used by the United Federation of Planets in the Star Trek television series.
 Marklar, spoken by the people of Marklar in a South Park episode.
 Minbari from Babylon 5, three related languages used together, corresponding to the areas of expertise of the three societal castes.
 Nadsat, the fictional language spoken by Alex and his friends in Clockwork Orange.
 Paku from Land of the Lost PortuGreek, the trade language featured in Waterworld
 The pseudo-Spanish/Greek/Arabic language of Republica, as used in the fictional Chanel 9 program within the British comedy sketch show the The Fast Show Quenya (qya) and Sindarin (sjn), the two Elven languages, spoken in the Lord of the Rings movies.
 Slovetzian, the fictional Slavic language of Slovetzia in the movie The Beautician and the Beast 
 The Star Wars series features several fictional languages, see: Languages in Star Wars
 Tenctonese from the Alien Nation movie and television series, created by Van Ling and Kenneth Johnson
 Unas in Stargate SG-1, supposedly the first hosts of the Goa'uld
 Ulam, language spoken by the prehistoric humans in Anthony Burgess' movie Quest for Fire, created by melting roots of European languages.
 Vampire language used in the movie Blade.
 Vulcan language from Star Trek गैर नामित भाषाएँ 
 In the Janissaries series of science-fiction novels by Jerry Pournelle, the human natives of the planet Tran speak a language apparently derived from Mycenaean. A form of Latin is also spoken in an empire resembling ancient Rome's, but only by scholars.
 Riddley Walker, a 1980 novel by Russell Hoban, set in a post-apocalyptic future, is written entirely in a "devolved" form of English.
 Writer/director Luc Besson invented a Divine Language for Milla Jovovich's character "Leeloo" to speak in the film The Fifth Element.

 संगीत 
 Gulevache: fictional Romance Language of the kingdom of Gulevandia on the bilingual opera Cardoso en Gulevandia by the comedy group Les Luthiers
 Kobaian, the language used by 70's French rock group Magma.
 Vonlenska, sometimes known as "Hopelandic", the language sung by Jón Þór Birgisson of the Icelandic band "Sigur Rós" on many of their songs. 
 Loxian, featured on the Enya album Amarantine.
 Unnamed language by Yves Barbieux, used in his song "Sanomi" and performed by the Belgian group Urban Trad in the Eurovision Song contest in 2003.
 Mohelmot, a forbidden language used by The Residents on the album The Big Bubble: Part Four of the Mole Trilogy.
 Unnamed language by Emmanuelle Orange, used in her song Pialoushka and performed by Montreal band Eden106.
 Unnamed language featured in the chorus of 2NU's 1991 track This is Ponderous.

 खेल 
 In the Halo series several alien languages are spoken by the Covenant.
 Al Bhed is a language used by the race of people known by the same name in the fictional world of Spira, in the games Final Fantasy X & Final Fantasy X-2
 Alaani, Angram (old dwarvish), Asdharia (high elvish), Isdira (elvish), Rogolan (dwarvish), Rssahh (language of the 'lizard-people') and others in the role-playing game The Dark Eye
 Ancient Altmer, the old tongue of High Elves in The Elder Scrolls series.
 Ancient Hylian is the ancient language used by the first Hylians in The Legend of Zelda
 Animalese is one language spoken by the NPC characters of Animal Crossing. There is also the option that they can speak Bebebese.
 Bluddian from the video game Captain Blood by Cryo Interactive Entertainment
 Common, Darnassian, Draenei language, Dwarvish, Gnomish, Gutterspeak, Orcish, Taurahe, Thalassian, and Troll language, all from the Warcraft Universe
 D'ni, the language spoken by the subterranean D'ni people in Cyan Worlds' Myst series of computer games and novels
 Dino, the language made by the Dinosaur Planet in Star Fox Adventures
 Gargish, used in the Ultima computer game series, by the gargoyle race
 kiZombie, used by zombies in the Urban Dead MMORPG
 The unnamed language sung by the LocoRoco in the PSP game of the same name.
 Mando'a, created by Karen Traviss, used by the Mandalorians in Star Wars: Republic Commando
 Or'zet, the rediscovered language of the Orks from the Shadowrun role playing game
 The unnamed language used by the Protoss in the StarCraft series
 Simlish from the computer game The Sims
 Sload, the language of the epynomous race in The Elder Scrolls series.
 Sperethiel, the language of the Elven nations of Tir Tairngire and Tir na Nog from the Shadowrun role playing game
 Tho Fan, in the Xbox game Jade Empire
 The unnamed language used by the Zerg race in the StarCraft series
 The unnamed language used by the Blobs when they sing, in the PlayStation Portable Game, "LocoRoco"
 The unnamed language used in the Klonoa series up to Klonoa Heroes: Legend of the Star Medal, and an expetation in Namco X Capcom, uses normal Japanese. It is known as Klonian or more recently Lunatean from Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil.
 Panzerese, a mix of German, Japanese, and Latin, used in the Panzer Dragoon series of games.
 Alltongue, magical language spoken in Arcadia in The Longest Journey series

 इंटरनेट-आधारित 
 Teonaht, by Sally Caves
 Verdurian, one of several languages created for the fictional planet of Almea by Mark Rosenfelder

 वैकल्पिक भाषाएँ 
 Anglish
 Brithenig (bzt), created by the inventor of the alternate history of Ill Bethisad, Andrew Smith
 Several North Slavic languages, inspired by the existence of West, East and South Slavic languages and the absence of a Northern branch
 Wenedyk (Venedik in English), a language of the alternate history of Ill Bethisad created by Jan van Steenbergen

 माइक्रो नेशनल भाषाएँ 
 Talossan, by R. Ben Madison

 व्यक्तिगत भाषाएँ 

 Enochian by Edward Kelley
 Lingua Ignota, by Hildegard of Bingen

 लैंग्वेज गेम 
 
 Gibberish
 Gibberish (language game)
 Jeringonza
 Língua do Pê
 Louchebem
 Opish
 Pig Latin
 Rosarigasino
 Rövarspråket
 Sananmuunnos
 Šatrovački
 Starckdeutsch, Starckteutsch
 Tutnese
 Ubbi dubbi
 Verlan
 Vesre

 खिलौने 
 Furbish

 इन्हें भी देखें 
 Alien language
 Artificial script
 Constructed language
 Engineered language
 International auxiliary language
 Language game
 भाषाओं की सूची
 Voynich Manuscript

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