Category Archives: machine assisted conlanging

Machine Assisted Grammar Generation

Posted on June 7, 2011 by matthewdeanmartin

Machine assisted conlaning, imho, has a lot of promise. There isn’t enough time to create a lot of complete conlangs by hand. If they were machine generated, then they could be evaluated on various criteria, such minimal sentence length, reading … Continue reading →

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Word Generation, now with a web UI

Posted on June 7, 2011 by matthewdeanmartin

I web enabled the word generator from whee.dk, So now you can copy and paste this into the following: WordGenerator.Wakayos.com These are called “wordo” programs. This is one of many I used to generated the 500 or so words for … Continue reading →

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Machine Transliterating into Conlangs

Posted on January 5, 2011 by matthewdeanmartin

I’ve been writing a tool kit of utilities for toki pona with an eye to making these potentially general tools for any conlang. One of them is a transliterator that transliterates any word into toki pona phonotactics, e.g. Clifford becomes … Continue reading →

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