
The Official Online Home of the Jameld Association
Te tobamtikli ohnlïni homz ete Binertglobakläi Jameld Zolidaton
Site last updated: January 2008 / Deletüt binuthi: Yanuar 2008
New/Nüaw: Searchable Jameld dictionary (beta)
For the latest Jameld-related news and blithery,
visit Fruktkohk vor te Séjel (Fruitcake for the Soul),
the first-ever Jameld blog. Features summaries in English, you'll be glad to hear.
Jameld Dictionary and Grammar (2005 edition)
iFAQ (inFrequently Asked Questions)
The Saga of Jorthel - now in Jameld as well as English
Browse the Web in Jameld - Opera support for Jameld
The IJD Gallery - memories of International Jameld Day
ZM Archive (including all the issues of Zolid Matters and The Jameld Line)
Sevorian (formerly J2): At last, the other project, documented
| Jameld is a constructed language, a language which has been designed -- in this case for personal amusement and enlightenment, and to explore the possibilities and workings of language within a familiar environment (viz. as an imaginary member of the Germanic language family, related to Dutch, Frisian and German). It is also the framework around which an embryonic fictional culture and some astonishingly lame humour have been assembled. You will find fragments of all the above elements scattered throughout this site, along with the occasional nugget of linguistic detail. There is now a bilingual Jameld dictionary available, along with a grammar and other documentation.
This site is named after the now-defunct newsletter Zolid Matters which was published between 1992 and 1997, a journal which both promoted the use of Jameld (with some small success) and provided the editor with an excuse to write jokes about llamas. You can read all of the old issues in the ZM Archive, should you feel the need. |
Jameld jist an artalangui, an langui tes wä dessini -- int te kase eri, vor personlauk yanohit und birighta , und vor untersoken was jist maklauk und wau langui funkton int an familiari böyayibin (wj. és an wénsemi lith ew te Germani languifamil, biwandi met Nederaz, Fris und Dét az). T'artalangui jist jund an ram vor an embrioni fiktivi kultür und ans rëzlaami humör tes wä bui böya iet. Ëstparskes ew i é te teses bineskrën ob ist strevi böya int te wabplaz, sem met ans pau kirnes ew languii spezialnas. Et wés jüji an tïlanguikli Jameld wäutbuhlen eri, und jund an gramatik und zo.
Te wabplaz eri jist nimeni pas |
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