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| − | '''inbar''' is an element from the [[Khuzdul]] name ''[[Barazinbar]]'' and is translated as "horn". | + | '''inbar''' is an element from the [[Khuzdul]] name ''[[Caradhras|Barazinbar]]'' and is translated as "horn". |
The actual word is not known, but perhaps it was *''nibar'' or *''mibar'' since words of three radical vowels such this (look below) don't begin with a vowel. | The actual word is not known, but perhaps it was *''nibar'' or *''mibar'' since words of three radical vowels such this (look below) don't begin with a vowel. | ||
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inbar is an element from the Khuzdul name Barazinbar and is translated as "horn".
The actual word is not known, but perhaps it was *nibar or *mibar since words of three radical vowels such this (look below) don't begin with a vowel.
Etymology
The word derives from the Root M-B-R[1] but it is possible that it is perhaps a mistype for *N-B-R.[2]
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