Rógin - Revision history

Mith: DEFAULTSORT

2012-11-03T01:08:26Z

DEFAULTSORT

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	'''''Rógin''''' (sing. '''''Róg''''') is the [[Rohirric]] word for the [[Woses]].<ref>{{UT\|Druedain}}, note 14</ref>		'''''Rógin''''' (sing. '''''Róg''''') is the [[Rohirric]] word for the [[Woses]].<ref>{{UT\|Druedain}}, note 14</ref>
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Gamling: Added reference

2011-11-03T22:34:08Z

Added reference

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	{{disambig-more\|Rog\|[[Rog (disambiguation)]]}}		{{disambig-more\|Rog\|[[Rog (disambiguation)]]}}

−	'''''Rógin''''' (sing. '''''Róg''''') is the [[Rohirric]] word for the [[Woses]].{{~~fact~~}}	+	'''''Rógin''''' (sing. '''''Róg''''') is the [[Rohirric]] word for the [[Woses]].<ref>{{UT\|Druedain}}, note 14</ref>
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Morgan: simplified old EoA rip

2011-06-01T22:40:12Z

simplified old EoA rip

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−	~~Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[J.R.R. Tolkien~~\|~~Tolkien]] represents the true language of the~~ [[~~Rohirrim~~]] ~~with words derived from ancient English~~. ~~An example of this is~~ '~~wose~~'~~, a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for~~ the [[~~Drúedain~~]] ~~who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name~~ for the ~~Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a~~ [[~~róg~~]].	+	{{disambig-more\|Rog\|[[Rog (disambiguation)]]}}
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		+	'''''Rógin''''' (sing. '''''Róg''''') is the [[Rohirric]] word for the [[Woses]].{{fact}}

	[[Category: Rohirric words]]		[[Category: Rohirric words]]

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Tolkien

2010-12-14T19:18:04Z

Bot Message: changing link to Tolkien

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−	Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient English. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].	+	Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient English. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].

	[[Category: Rohirric words]]		[[Category: Rohirric words]]

Dr Death at 15:54, 7 July 2007

2007-07-07T15:54:15Z

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	Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient English. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].		Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient English. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].
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Hyarion: Removed unnecessary link

2006-02-22T21:10:08Z

Removed unnecessary link

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−	Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient [[English]]. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].	+	Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient English. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].

Hyarion at 01:35, 27 October 2005

2005-10-27T01:35:34Z

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Throughout [[The Lord of the Rings]], [[Tolkien]] represents the true language of the [[Rohirrim]] with words derived from ancient [[English]]. An example of this is 'wose', a word for a wild man that derives from British myth, an anglicisation of the name used by the Rohirrim for the [[Drúedain]] who lived in the [[Drúadan Forest]]. The actual name for the Drúedain used in Rohan was rógin, and a single [[Wose]] would have been known there as a [[róg]].