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Fibrinoese

An invented language created by Fibrino VIII in approximately the year 343 TMSK. He had drafted the language as an intermediate language into which he could translate the Mondowondomicon, before in turn translating that into Plaincommon.

Unfortunately, Fibrino died before he could perform a retranslation or publish a treatise on Fibrinoese. Eventually (in the year 21,832 TRotE) scholars were able to construct a crude lingustic key and translate some of the text which was largely disappointing.

None the less, from this point the language, which ended up being quite easy to translate texts into, became quite popular among scholars who began translating many great works into this constructed language.

It is said by scholars that the definative version of the play Howling Winds Sweep Ever Eastward is the painstakingly reconstructed, freshly translated Fibrinoese version.

Unfortunately, the mechanics of translating back from Fibrinoese are still rough at best.