Easwegian Language

Easwegian, (Easwegian: Ezerryen) is a constrcuted language, and one of the nation's three official languages, alongside Norwegian and English. Most Easwegian speakers live on Bear Island, concentrated in Essrina and Boriopa.

The language's distinguishing feature is being OSV [object-subject-verb], a rarity in natural languages. For example, "he plays the guitar" would be zenco dauluse, equivalent in English to "guitar he plays".

Creation of the conlang
The conlang in its entirety was created by the Emizerri in late 2017, with the first word to enter the language being "emando" meaning "protection".

The conlang quickly evolved, and within three months the language had around 1500 words, mostly coming from the Emizerri's head on how he thought the emotion of a word should be portrayed, connecting this with sounds. Therefore he nicknamed Easwegian as "the language of expression".

During 2018 the Emizerri wished to incorporate realistic elements to the language, such as word evolution and origin, and to tie this in with the lore of the Easwegian nationality. Therefore inspired by the Pomor's 19th century trading language Russo-Norsk he began tactically incorporating vocabulary from Finnish, Norwegian, Saami and Russian, historical people of the Barents region.

Phonology
Letters between slashes / / indicate phonemic transcription, letters in square brackets [ ] indicate phonetic transcription and letters in triangular brackets ⟨ ⟩ indicate standard Easwegian orthography.

Vowels
The Easwegian language contains 13 vowels.