Arcon (language)

The Arcon language is a descriptive language comprised of simple syllables joined together to give people, things, and places descriptive names or terms.

Structure
The structure of the language is fairly simple, and each syllabic form can act as an independent word or as part of a larger word or phrase.

Each syllabic form has a primary meaning, which is usually used for names. It then also has several secondary meanings, usually used for places, animals, things, or concepts.

Alphabet
The alphabet is the of stylized ideographs. Originally, the language was purely ideographic (old Arcon), but slowly developed into a more stylized and abstract script (new Arcon). The ideograph represents the primary meaning of the word, with further meanings to be inferred by word placement, tone, and word grouping.

Grammar and Syntax
Time, verb, object, place, subject, manner.

Additional notes
See also: Arcon dictionary