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@throneofsalt.bsky.socialDoot doo doo, nothing to see here, just a bit of cursed #conlang circus.
Never liked using hashtags, but I promised @conlangery.com I'd share when I had something worth sharing.
These words are collages - their components are pulled from other conlangs + Caves of Qud for the noun class colors
@conlangery.comWe have a good baseline for the Sun Elven language to create a writing system. Now, we're going to work on Twilight Elven, a koine of early Dawn and Dusk varieties. #conlang #language #linguistics #dnd #ttrpg youtube.com/live/7A9Ky6U...
@garans.bsky.socialPetit défi de traduction d’octobre
October translation little challenge
Oktobra eta defio de traduko
Belluxemiô itiô lufaxicti tragdis
@pevarat.bsky.socialWoTober Day 1
Jo-car
![an informative page with brown text on a cream background
Jo-car
WoTober - October 1
Age of Legends
The jo-car was a passenger vehicle or small cargo vehicle. It came in two forms: a ground version that had four wheels, or a floater version that used anti-grav tech.
[below this are two images from the wheel of time show, one of a four wheeled wagon and the other a blurry image of what might be a flying vehicle. ]
Inspiration
One possible le source of inspiration for the name is the Subaru Jo-car a concept car introduced in 1987.
[next to this is an image of the jo-car]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:nfhd6udxc4brijs2u7hp2tep/bafkreicwu2nqosadas45rojdsetc3g4dz2suxi6eyrly7rcj3ep2ncif4a@jpeg)
![Jo-car
WoTober - October 1
Old Tongue Tramslation:
There is, sadly, no direct translation of jo-car from Old Tongue to Common
Possible related words:
jobei - apparatus
car - chief
[below is an image of jo-car written in Old Tongue script]
Sources:
https://www.story-cars.com/1987-subara-jo-car
The World of Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:nfhd6udxc4brijs2u7hp2tep/bafkreid7fe627varpdqbm76pesbjswqtlmykfo3f7yd6llyygumnrpqlle@jpeg)
@vethur.bsky.socialMy conlang (Spimplaerra/Giuco) cases with cats
@tlacamazatl.bsky.social
@wbrunesmith.bsky.socialThe Old Gyrthalic Lexicon overhaul is complete, bringing tighter rules and a cleaner, beginner-friendly layout to Sections 1 & 2.
Explore the updated index:
#worldbuilding #conlang #writingtools #fantasy #ttrpg #worldbuilding
@epic-worlds.comDo i try to slip some of my #conlang in my stories when I can? You darned right I do. lol The key is trying not to make it distracting and fits. #writingcommunity #indieauthor
@tlacamazatl.bsky.social
@l-ehk.bsky.socialIn my #conlang, where you place a phrase determines its precise meaning (same preposition, "séúg", meaning "with").
@3dmoose.neocities.orgI started writing the premises of hemsay, my own language!
@relma2.bsky.socialFor International Translation Day I'm bringing...
Some rando about to vibe-translate their way into a major political scandal! (what could go wrong)
#internationaltranslationday #gataguressi #indiegame #conlang
@vethur.bsky.socialPast, Present and Future tenses with negation and question particles of my conlang
@sorenpolyglot.bsky.socialDialects for my conlang: Lubenavian (Lubenavireno) #conlang #langsky #constructedlanguages
sorenthelanguageadventurer.blogspot.com/2026/09/lube...
@wbrunesmith.bsky.socialThe workshop doors are open. A new dev log is up on Itch.io, showing how the templates are being used in Gyrthalion and what's currently on the workbench.
#Worldbuilding #TTRPG #AIAssisted #Gyrthalion #Writingtools #Conlang #DnD #Fantasy #AIArt
@sesheta.chipchirp.digital@garans.bsky.socialExcursion d’automne avec Myriam
Autumn Outing with Myriam
Aŭtuna ekskurso cum Myriam
Trepitui frisesniô cum Miramia
➡️ fitalmi.blogspot.com/2026/09/trep...
@chaseparker.bsky.socialI guess Takad turned out to be less of a better Esperanto and more just a boring Toki Pona #conlang
@druidjournal.bsky.socialMy new Elvish language, Āoslāmi, with grammar and lexicon, is up on Patreon.
Uamo, ā thigen neāos!
Ceru sathūlle eu sanebēlu...
Come away, O human child!
To the waters and the wild...
(Note the root "āos", fae, and its use in "neāos", human.)