Fictional Languages

Logical and emotionless language spoken by Spock's people

Enables communication with serpents

Created for a feminist science fiction series, designed to express the perceptions of women

Language of the crime lords, particularly Jabba the Hutt

Language of the rabbits in Richard Adams' novel, featuring unique terms for their environment and society

Language of a fictional future society in Ursula K. Le Guin's speculative fiction work

Spoken by the desert-dwelling people of Arrakis

Language of the inhabitants of Mars in the Edgar Rice Burroughs' series

Combination of various languages spoken by the small, yellow henchmen

Ancient and formal language of the world in Robert Jordan's fantasy series

Language associated with the Great Old Ones and cosmic horrors in H.P. Lovecraft's works

Used by a warrior species from the planet Qo'noS

Language spoken by the immortal Elves in Middle Earth

Controlled language created by the totalitarian state to limit freedom of thought

Used by the indigenous blue-skinned inhabitants of Pandora

Spoken by the nomadic horse riders

Ancient language of the fallen Valyrian Freehold, known for its dragonlords

Gibberish spoken by characters in a life simulation video game series

Created for the movie representing the ancient lost city of Atlantis

Fictional language of a Balkan kingdom featured in a famous comic series