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Narmavish, or varmagarian, natively known as varmagharî (AFI: [vaɾmaɣaɾiː]) is an Indo-European language, related to Persian, whose mutual intelligibility between the two languages is about 65% in the vocabulary. It is more lenient, in addition to having suffered other specific phenomena (palatalization, selective monophthongization, etc.), and not entering as many Arab influences as the Persians had done.

I also created a religion and a country for them, located northeast of Iran, northwest of Afghanistan, south of Turkmenistan and south of Uzbekistan. The name of the country is Varmagary, Republic of.

Below is a list of the 40 most important works of Narmavish literature, with the primary language being Portuguese (my native language), followed above by the English translation and below their name in Narmavish. What would some titles of these works look like in your conlangs? :>

u/Due_Row_1739 — 17 days ago