ExtraPenguin

Hello everyone! I am, in addition to a lover of worldbuilding, also a linguistics nerd. So when I discovered that Ben Grossblatt had created a working conlang for the Sith to speak that wasn't just a cipher of English (looking at you, Mando'a), I was immediately intrigued. Now, the Wookieepedia for Sith includes stuff from things that aren't Grossblatt's (and contradict his very nice conlang) and also I noticed there were a few phrases and compounds one could break down into known components and a words not listed in the article's table, so I decided to make a set of tables for my own purposes. I hope you find it useful.

For quick reference, the Ben Grossblatt Sith language refs are 1 5 13 21 25 28 31; other cites on Wookieepedia come from other sources. If you want extra sources, I suggest you read Ben Grossblatt's e-mails on Sith in general and the Sith code.

( grammar ref and my work )


( bigass table )


( non-Grossblatt Sith stuff )

Again, mostly TGE stuff originally posted in fragments on fail_fandomanon / tge_kink and then collected onto csathu-athmaza.

An Introduction to Surnames
( Endings )

Given Names in the Ethuveraz 
( Endings )


Generating Names
Using awkwords.
( Weighted distributions )

Diareses
( Umm-lauts )

I am a conlanger. I might post some more, but for now, have a Google Drive folder full of sketchlangs, here. Feel free to throw me a sentence to translate into one of their growing number, or use one of them in a piece of fiction (with a note on where you got it). Or both.

Some random resources from my bookmarks: Tropylium's blog on reconstructing Proto-Uralic, a database of semantic shifts, gleb's RNG phonologies.