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Linguistic Foolery answers commonly asked questions about Tolkien's languages.
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Answers from Old Sources: Elven Food
Originally featured April 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Answers from Old Sources: What Does That Name Mean?
Originally featured March 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Twenty-Two Words You Never Thought Tolkien Would Provide
Originally featured May 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Elven Families and What They Wore
Originally featured June 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Originally featured August 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Sindarin vs Quenya: RELEVANCE FIGHT!
Originally featured September 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
'Sindarin' is a Quenya Word: how the clan names make Elvish more confusing
Originally featured October 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Everyday Elves and What They Do
Originally featured November 2009.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Elven Holidays and Festivals: What do we have to work with in the First Age?
Originally featured January 2010.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Not Just the Son of That Guy: Creating Effective Names for Original Characters
Originally featured March 2010.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Fact, Interpretation and the Hard Business of Proof
Originally featured October 2010.
Categories: Elves, Fandom Culture, Linguistic Foolery
Originally featured November 2010.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
Lámatyávë: If you have no idea what that word means, read this article
Why the "sound taste" of a name is often more important than the meaning when naming original characters. Originally featured February 2011.
Categories: Elves, Language, Linguistic Foolery
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