Welcome to the new Aingeljã conlang website

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Thanks for visiting the new Aingeljã conlang website!

I’m currently working to expand the vocabulary using the so-called Buck list. If you’re interested in Aingeljã grammar, you can read a summarized version on FrathWiki webpage.

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franc-prwençau

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[ˌfɾaŋkpɾwenˈsau̯]

1. masculine noun Franco-Provençal (person from Arpitania).

2. masculine noun Franco-Provençal (language of Arpitania).

Etymology: From franc and prwençau.

corescã

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[koɾeʃˈka]

1. adjective Corsican (related to Corsica or the Corsican people).

2. masculine noun Corsican (person from Corsica).

3. masculine noun Corsican (language of Corsica).

Etymology: From Coresca plus derivative suffix -ã.

Coresca

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[koˈɾeʃka]

1. proper noun Corsica.

Etymology: From Corsican Corsica.

sardinnès

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[saɾdiˈɲes]

1. adjective Sardinian (related to Sardinia or the Sardinian people).

2. masculine noun Sardinian (person from Sardinia).

3. masculine noun Sardinian (language of Sardinia).

Etymology: From Sardinna plus derivative suffix -ès.

Sardinna

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[saɾˈdiɲa]

1. proper noun Sardinia.

Etymology: From Sardinian Sardigna.

aranès

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[aɾaˈnes]

1. adjective Aranese (related to the Aran valley or the Aranese people).

2. masculine noun Aranese (person from the Aran valley).

3. masculine noun Aranese (language of the Aran valley, a dialect of Occitan).

Etymology: From Arã plus derivative suffix -ès.

Arã

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[aˈɾa]

1. proper noun Aran (Pyrenean valley in Catalonia, Spain, where Occitan is spoken).

Etymology: From Aranese Aran.

gall-itallã

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[ˌgaʎitaˈʎa]

1. adjective Gallo-Itallic (related to Northern Italy or the people living there).

2. masculine noun Gallo-Itallic (person from Northern Italy).

3. masculine noun Gallo-Itallic (set of languages in Northern Italy).

Etymology: From gall plus itallã.

Galla

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[ˈgaʎa]

1. proper noun Gaul (Celtic region of France during the Roman empire).

Etymology: From gall plus derivative suffix –ja, followed by a dissimilation process.

gall

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[gaʎ]

1. adjective Gaulish (relative to Gaul or the Gauls).

2. masculine noun A person from Gaul.

3. masculine noun Gaulish (language of Gaul).

Etymology: From Latin gallus.