Originally posted by Clovie
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Originally posted by Eöl Moriedhel
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Allllll the names translated to Adûnaic 😱 😱 😊
Great list *quickly saves a copy of it* ... where did you find it?
II. Vardamir Nólimon = Gimilnitîzimra Inzindubel
VI. Tar-Aldarion = Ar-Âldogîr
VII. Tar-Ancalimë = Ar-Ñimrukali
VIII. Tar-Anárion = Ar-Ûrêgîr
XI. Tar-Minastir = Ar-Târikmagân
XIII. Tar-Atanamir = Ar-Zimrânu
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II >> Good idea to use Varda's alternative name for 'Vardamir'... is there any word for 'exalted' or 'high' in Adûnaic?
What does Inzindubel mean - also 'knowing one'/'wise one'? 😑 🤨
VI >> interesting adûnaization of 'tree' 🙂
VII >> Ñ: According to Footnote 5 from the "Drowning of Anadûnê" in "Sauron Defeated" this sound in Adûnaic only occurs in the combination Ñg "for which Adunaic employed a single letter"... but not initially? 😕
VIII >> what's "gîr"? Is there any word for 'son' except the 'prince'-one?
XI >> 'Tower-builder' instead of 'One who looks from towers'? Actually I like the new name better than Tolkien's 😂 he really built a tower
XII >> personificated to 'Man-Jewel' with 'man' in the sense of male humans and not humans in general or just 'anâ' personificated to be a male name?