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Because a posteriori languages borrow vocabulary from real spoken languages, it is often found that conlangs of this type relate to one another. On this page, it is possible to make comparisons between natlangs of the main branches and also of conlangs influenced by them. If you have an a posteriori conlang, please contribute to this page.
Germanic conlangs
Natlang comparison table
| English |
Scots |
West Frisian |
Dutch |
Low Saxon |
German |
Gothic |
Icelandic |
Faroese |
Swedish |
Danish |
Norwegian (Nynorsk) |
| Apple |
Aiple |
Apel |
Appel |
Appel |
Apfel |
Aplus |
Epli |
Epl(i) |
Äpple |
Æble |
Eple |
| Board |
Buird |
Board |
Bord |
Boord |
Brett / Bord |
Baúrd |
Borð |
Borð |
Bord |
Bord |
Bord |
| Beech |
Beech |
Boeke/ Boekebeam |
Beuk |
Böke |
Buche |
Bōka |
Bók |
Bók |
Bok |
Bøg |
Bøk, Bok |
| Book |
Beuk |
Boek |
Boek |
Book |
Buch |
Bōka |
Bók |
Bók |
Bok |
Bog |
Bok |
| Breast |
Breest |
Boarst |
Borst |
Bost |
Brust |
Brusts |
Brjóst |
Bróst |
Bröst |
Bryst |
Bryst |
| Brown |
Broun |
Brún |
Bruin |
Bruun |
Braun |
Bruns |
Brúnn |
Brúnur |
Brun |
Brun |
Brun |
| Day |
Day |
Dei |
Dag |
Dag |
Tag |
Dags |
Dagur |
Dagur |
Dag |
Dag |
Dag |
| Dead |
Deid |
Dea |
Dood |
Dood |
Tot |
Dauþs |
Dauður |
Deyður |
Död |
Død |
Daud |
| Die (Starve) |
Dee |
Stjerre |
Sterven |
Döen/ Starven |
Sterben |
Diwan |
Deyja |
Doyggja |
Dö |
Dø |
Døy |
| Enough |
Eneuch |
Genôch |
Genoeg |
Noog |
Genug |
Ganōhs |
Nóg |
Nóg/ Nógmikið |
Nog |
Nok |
Nok |
| Finger |
Finger |
Finger |
Vinger |
Finger |
Finger |
Figgrs |
Fingur |
Fingur |
Finger |
Finger |
Finger |
| Give |
Gie |
Jaan |
Geven |
Geven |
Geben |
Giban |
Gefa |
Geva |
Giva / Ge |
Give |
Gje(va) |
| Glass |
Gless |
Glês |
Glas |
Glas |
Glas |
|
Gler |
Glas |
Glas |
Glas |
Glas |
| Gold |
Gowd |
Goud |
Goud |
Gold |
Gold |
Gulþ |
Gull |
Gull |
Guld/ Gull |
Guld |
Gull |
| Hand |
Haund |
Hân |
Hand |
Hand |
Hand |
Handus |
Hönd |
Hond |
Hand |
Hånd |
Hand |
| Head |
Heid |
Holle |
Hoofd/ Kop |
Kopp |
Haupt/ Kopf |
Háubiþ |
Höfuð |
Høvd/ Høvur |
Huvud |
Hoved |
Hovud |
| High |
Heich |
Heech |
Hoog |
Hoog |
Hoch |
Háuh |
Hár |
Høg/ur |
Hög |
Høj |
Høg |
| Home |
Hame |
Hiem |
Heim |
Heim |
Heim |
Háimōþ |
Heim |
Heim |
Hem |
Hjem |
Heim |
| Hook |
Heuk |
Hoek |
Haak |
Haak |
Haken |
Krappa/ Krampa |
Krókur |
Krókur/ Ongul |
Hake/ Krok |
Hage/ Krog |
Hake/ Krok |
| House |
Hoose |
Hûs |
Huis |
Huus |
Haus |
Hūs |
Hús |
Hús |
Hus |
Hus |
Hus |
| Many |
Mony |
Mannich/Mennich |
Menig |
Mennig |
Manch |
Manags |
Margir |
Mangir/ Nógvir |
Många |
Mange |
Mange |
| Moon |
Muin |
Moanne |
Maan |
Maan |
Mond |
Mēna |
Tungl/ Máni |
Máni/ Tungl |
Måne |
Måne |
Måne |
| Night |
Nicht |
Nacht |
Nacht |
Natt/ Nacht |
Nacht |
Nótt |
Nótt |
Natt |
Natt |
Nat |
Natt |
| No |
Nae |
Nee |
Nee(n) |
Nee |
Nein (Nö, Nee) |
Nē |
Nei |
Nei |
Nej |
Nej |
Nei |
| Old |
Auld |
Âld |
Oud, Gammel |
Oll |
Alt |
Sineigs |
Gamall (but: eldri, elstur) |
Gamal (but: eldri, elstur) |
Gammal (but: äldre, äldst) |
Gammel (but: ældre, ældst) |
Gam(m)al (but: eldre, eldst) |
| One |
Ane |
Ien |
Een |
Een |
Eins |
Áins |
Einn |
Ein |
En |
En |
Ein |
| Ounce |
Unce |
Ûns |
Ons |
Ons |
Unze |
Unkja |
Únsa |
Únsa |
Uns |
Unse |
Unse |
| Snow |
Snaw |
Snie |
Sneeuw |
Snee |
Schnee |
Snáiws |
Snjór |
Kavi/ Snjógvur |
Snö |
Sne |
Snø |
| Stone |
Stane |
Stien |
Steen |
Steen |
Stein |
Stáins |
Steinn |
Steinur |
Sten |
Sten |
Stein |
| That |
That |
Dat |
Dat, Die |
Dat (Dit) |
Das |
Þata |
Það |
Tað |
Det |
Det |
Det |
| Two/Twain |
Twa |
Twa |
Twee |
Twee |
Zwei (Zwo) |
Twái |
Tveir/ Tvær/ Tvö |
Tveir (/Tvá) |
Två |
To |
To |
| Who |
Wha |
Wa |
Wie |
Wokeen |
Wer |
Ƕas (Hwas) |
Hver |
Hvør |
Vem |
Hvem |
Kven |
| Worm |
Wirm |
Wjirm |
Wurm/ Worm |
Worm |
Wurm |
Maþa |
Maðkur, Ormur |
Maðkur/ Ormur |
Mask/ Orm |
Orm |
Mark/ Makk/ Orm |
Conlang comparison table
| English |
Tauro-Piscean (original) |
Koolesh/Koulesh |
Vityng |
Folkendetonge |
Thorsutian |
| Apple |
Epeêl |
Afel |
æpla |
äpel |
mollu |
| Board |
Bëd |
Bord |
þælja |
häle |
bjerd |
| Book |
Bok |
Buu(k)h |
bøkk |
búk |
cingarta |
| Beech |
Bok |
Buu(k)he |
træ |
trää |
blёzsa |
| Breast |
Breost |
Brust |
breost |
breyst |
gloçine |
| Brown |
Brun |
Braun |
brúnur |
brónd |
kifo |
| Day |
De |
Tag/Dag |
dagg |
dag |
ord |
| Dead |
Däd |
Tout |
deyð |
deggðe |
vimordёd |
| Die (Starve) |
Steëfan |
Sterben |
deyja |
degga |
vishmordur |
| Enough |
Jenü |
Genuuk |
gnogg |
genog |
mjalzsi |
| Finger |
Finjä |
Finger |
fyngur |
finger |
cisti |
| Give |
Jefan |
Geben |
gefa |
gefe |
jatur |
| Glass |
Öles |
Glas |
glass |
glass |
clёc |
| Gold |
Jöld |
Gold |
gold(metal)/gul(colour) |
gold(metal)/gul(colour) |
voziţa |
| Hand |
Hand |
Hand |
hønd |
hend |
ruuca |
| Head |
Häfod |
Kof/Houbet |
hǿfuð |
heyfuð |
korrd |
| High |
Hä |
Hou(k)h |
hǿr |
heyr |
ljenёç |
| Home |
Ham |
Heim |
óðal |
hós |
shmer |
| Hook |
Anjeêl |
Hakken |
þnægi |
snäge |
grrepa |
| House |
Hus |
Haus |
húss |
hós |
shmer |
| Many |
Manï |
Fil |
mikkil |
mikil |
shumed |
| Moon |
Monê |
Maane |
monæð |
monð |
luna |
| Night |
Nït |
Naht |
kvøld |
kveld |
narrlid |
| No |
Nesê |
Ne |
nǽ |
nä |
ne |
| Old |
Öld |
Ald |
ald |
ald |
vёrmad |
| One |
An |
Ein |
ǽn |
ään |
ej |
| Ounce |
Ïnsê |
(none) |
hring |
stu mas |
| Snow |
Sma |
Snei |
þnǽ |
snä |
bolurţe |
| Stone |
Stan |
Stein |
stǽnn |
stän |
gjur |
| That |
Tet |
Dazh |
þetta |
hete |
çad |
| Two/Twain |
Twa |
Zvei/Zvou |
tvǽr |
tär |
xa |
| Who |
Wa |
Ver(Nominative form) |
hvem |
ven |
cus |
| Worm |
Wïêm |
Vurm |
slanga |
slange |
sligert |
Romance conlangs
Natlang comparison table
| English |
Latin |
Catalan |
French |
Galician |
Italian |
Norman Jèrriais |
Lombard |
Piedmontese |
Spanish |
Portuguese |
Romansh |
| Apple |
[Mattiana] Mala; Pomum (fruit) |
Poma |
Pomme |
Mazá |
Mela |
Poumme |
Pomm/Pumm |
Pom |
Manzana/Poma |
Maçã |
Mail |
