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- An Essay Towards a Real Character, and a Philosophical Language (links | edit)
- Eurasia Party (links | edit)
- Dutton Speedwords (links | edit)
- Ro language (links | edit)
- Yerkish (links | edit)
- Lingua Franca Nova (links | edit)
- Silesian language (links | edit)
- Latino sine flexione (links | edit)
- Venedic language (links | edit)
- White movement (links | edit)
- United Russia (links | edit)
- Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (links | edit)
- Ruthenian language (links | edit)
- Europanto (links | edit)
- Rusyns and Ukrainians in Czechoslovakia (1918–1938) (links | edit)
- Constructed writing system (links | edit)
- Brithenig (links | edit)
- Transcarpathia (links | edit)
- Old East Slavic (links | edit)
- Lapine language (links | edit)
- Atlantean language (links | edit)
- List of language creators (links | edit)
- Lemkos (links | edit)
- Church Slavonic (links | edit)
- Láadan (links | edit)
- Zakarpattia Oblast (links | edit)
- Russification (links | edit)
- Union of Brest (links | edit)
- West Slavic languages (links | edit)
- Slavophilia (links | edit)
- Zompist.com (links | edit)
- Artistic language (links | edit)
- Engineered language (links | edit)
- Bulgarian alphabet (links | edit)
- Rusyns (links | edit)
- Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church (links | edit)
- Montenegrin language (links | edit)
- Idiom Neutral (links | edit)
- Pamyat (links | edit)
- South Slavic languages (links | edit)
- Sarati (links | edit)
- Balto-Slavic languages (links | edit)
- Zaum (links | edit)
- Ruki sound law (links | edit)
- National Bolshevik Party (links | edit)
- Shtokavian (links | edit)
- Kajkavian (links | edit)
- Chakavian (links | edit)
- Ukrainian alphabet (links | edit)