Hlupuplok is a synthetic, derived conlang.
Created in 2017, Hlupuplok features agglutinative word formation and grammar inspired primarily by the Japanese language. The language features a set of 121 "fundamental particles", each with their own meanings, that are combined to form meaningful words. Sentences in Hlupuplok have semi-consistent structures to compensate for its freeform word formation. It also features two alphabets, one romanized and one utilizing a unique abugida script.
The language was originally created for the Polyverse, a series of worldbuilding notes meant to serve as the basis of my creative output from 2017 to 2019. Its initial conceit was the idea of a "language that, when spoken, is comprised entirely of tongue twisters".
Hlupuplok was heavily inspired by Devine Lu Linvega's Lietal.
A complete, updated documentation of the language will be written in the future. For now, some written examples of Hlupuplok are a fable and the following:
Kūtōlutēvōk xolōtē. Otlōhlok kūtē. Tlōschuetlōk schlōetlōtu.
Ete! Lekē komoxoplok Ynntra. Lekēk kūtōlutēvō. Hūetlōhlok fōlū flō?
Lekē hufu lekok kōtōlekotē. Schofo lekē hufo lekok tēhlō.
Mēplome huhe kūtēlōmomek eōkētē flu? Lekēk mēplome ehuhe kūtēlōmome ohuhe eōkētē.
Mēplomek escheku lōmome. Lōmomek okeku kūtōlutēvō. Kūtōlutēvōk schlūschē oschēku xle.
