artlangs for artificial languages?

There are some interesting ethimologies out there

would the word artlang mean art language or artificial language?
would the word fablang mean fabulous language or fabricated language?

If I'm correct, artificial and art are related... Swedish konst (art) is
also related to konstgjort (artificial) which show back the relationship
arti-ficial =3D art-made =3D konst-gjort.

Isn't fabulous related to fabricate?  I guess they are since a fabulous
story originally ment an invented one.

Well... this is probably a little of non-sense from one who conlangs just
for fun (I mean, I seek no artistic means, nor pretend to achieve human
understanding throw auxiliary languages)

-- Carlos Th
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    (-- Graeville 2)