The Lhammas - Revision history

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2012-03-20T15:36:34Z

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	* ''Oromëan'' is named after the Vala [[Oromë]] and is used for all languages of the [[Elves]], because Oromë taught the Elves language. Most languages of [[Men]] also belong to this phylum.		* ''Oromëan'' is named after the Vala [[Oromë]] and is used for all languages of the [[Elves]], because Oromë taught the Elves language. Most languages of [[Men]] also belong to this phylum.
	* ''Aulëan'' is named after the Vala [[Aulë]], father of the [[Dwarves]], and is the origin of the [[Khuzdul]] language. It has had some influences on the tongues of Men.		* ''Aulëan'' is named after the Vala [[Aulë]], father of the [[Dwarves]], and is the origin of the [[Khuzdul]] language. It has had some influences on the tongues of Men.
−	* ''Melkian'' is named after the fallen Vala [[Melkor]] (or Morgoth) and is the origin of the [[Black Speech]] of the [[Orcs]] and other evil beings.	+	* ''Melkian'' is named after the fallen Vala [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (or Morgoth) and is the origin of the [[Black Speech]] of the [[Orcs]] and other evil beings.

	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil (elf of Tirion)\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.		This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil (elf of Tirion)\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.

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	* ''Melkian'' is named after the fallen Vala [[Melkor]] (or Morgoth) and is the origin of the [[Black Speech]] of the [[Orcs]] and other evil beings.		* ''Melkian'' is named after the fallen Vala [[Melkor]] (or Morgoth) and is the origin of the [[Black Speech]] of the [[Orcs]] and other evil beings.

−	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil ~~the loremaster~~\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.	+	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil (elf of Tirion)\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).		The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).

KingAragorn at 17:31, 28 September 2011

2011-09-28T17:31:35Z

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−	~~The ''~~'''Lhammas''''' is ~~an etymological writing. It was published in~~ ''[[The ~~Lost Road and Other Writings]]~~'', ~~the fifth volume~~ of ''[[The ~~History of Middle-earth~~]]''.	+	{{Cleanup}}
		+	{{HoME5chapters}}
		+	'''The Lhammas''' is the fifth chapter of the second section, <nowiki>'</nowiki>Part Two: Valinor and Middle-earth before ''The Lord of the Rings''<nowiki>'</nowiki>, of ''[[The Lost Road and Other Writings]]''.

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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2010-09-28T18:55:59Z

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Morgan at 23:03, 24 May 2010

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	*[[The Tree of Toungues]]		*[[The Tree of Toungues]]

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	[[Category:Linguistics]]		[[Category:Linguistics]]
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Morgan at 06:29, 23 May 2010

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).		The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).
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		+	==See also==
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		+	*[[The Tree of Toungues]]
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	[[Category:Writings]]		[[Category:Writings]]
	[[Category:Linguistics]]		[[Category:Linguistics]]
	[[Category:The Lost Road and Other Writings chapters]]		[[Category:The Lost Road and Other Writings chapters]]

Gilgamesh at 08:13, 28 January 2010

2010-01-28T08:13:18Z

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).		The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).
−	[[Category:Writings]][[Category:~~Languages~~]][[Category:The Lost Road and Other Writings chapters]]	+	[[Category:Writings]]
		+	[[Category:Linguistics]]
		+	[[Category:The Lost Road and Other Writings chapters]]

Ederchil at 12:42, 22 January 2009

2009-01-22T12:42:30Z

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−	The '''''Lhammas''''' is ~~the name of a work of fiction of~~ etymological ~~subject by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]~~. It was published in ''[[The Lost Road and Other Writings]]'', volume V of ''[[The History of Middle-earth]]''. The ''Lhammas'' represents an old linguistic view of the [[Languages]] of [[Middle-earth]] which was later dropped, in which all languages belonged to either the [[Valarin]], [[Oromëan]], [[Aulëan]], or [[Melkian]] phylums:	+	{{noncanon}}
		+	The '''''Lhammas''''' is an etymological writing. It was published in ''[[The Lost Road and Other Writings]]'', the fifth volume of ''[[The History of Middle-earth]]''.
		+
		+	==Synopsis==
		+	The ''Lhammas'' represents an old linguistic view of the [[Languages]] of [[Middle-earth]] which was later dropped, in which all languages belonged to either the [[Valarin]], [[Oromëan]], [[Aulëan]], or [[Melkian]] phylums:

	* The ''Valarin'' phylum is the origin of all other phylums and led to [[Valarin]] (the language of the [[Valar]].)		* The ''Valarin'' phylum is the origin of all other phylums and led to [[Valarin]] (the language of the [[Valar]].)
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	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil the loremaster\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.		This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil the loremaster\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See [[Noldorin]] ~~for more on this~~).	+	The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See also: [[Noldorin]]).
−	[[Category:Writings]]	+	[[Category:Writings]][[Category:Languages]][[Category:The Lost Road and Other Writings chapters]]

Sage at 12:22, 22 January 2009

2009-01-22T12:22:27Z

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	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil the loremaster\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.		This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil the loremaster\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.
−		+	==Etymology==
		+	The name ''lhammas'' is [[Noldorin]] and roughly means "assortment of languages" (cf. Quenya word ''[[lambë]]''). When Tolkien revised the history of the languages and Noldorin became [[Sindarin]], he renamed the word as ''lammas'' (initial ''lh'' changed to ''l''. See [[Noldorin]] for more on this).
	[[Category:Writings]]		[[Category:Writings]]

Ebakunin at 01:18, 7 July 2006

2006-07-07T01:18:01Z

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−	The '''''Lhammas''''' is the name of a work of fiction of etymological subject by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]. It was published in [[The Lost Road and Other Writings]], volume V of [[The History of Middle-earth]]. The Lhammas represents an old linguistic view of the [[Languages]] of [[Middle-earth]] which was later dropped, in which all languages belonged to either the [[Valarin]], [[Oromëan]], [[Aulëan]] or [[Melkian]] phylums.	+	The '''''Lhammas''''' is the name of a work of fiction of etymological subject by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]. It was published in ''[[The Lost Road and Other Writings]]'', volume V of ''[[The History of Middle-earth]]''. The ''Lhammas'' represents an old linguistic view of the [[Languages]] of [[Middle-earth]] which was later dropped, in which all languages belonged to either the [[Valarin]], [[Oromëan]], [[Aulëan]], or [[Melkian]] phylums:

−	*The Valarin phylum is the origin of all other phylums, and led to [[Valarin]] (the language of the [[Valar]].)	+	* The ''Valarin'' phylum is the origin of all other phylums and led to [[Valarin]] (the language of the [[Valar]].)
−	*Oromëan is named after the Vala [[Oromë]], and is used for all languages of the [[Elves]], because Oromë taught the Elves language. Most languages of [[Men]] also belong to this phylum.	+	* ''Oromëan'' is named after the Vala [[Oromë]] and is used for all languages of the [[Elves]], because Oromë taught the Elves language. Most languages of [[Men]] also belong to this phylum.
−	*Aulëan is named after the Vala [[Aulë]], father of the [[Dwarves]], and is the origin of the [[Khuzdul]] language. It has had some influences on the tongues of Men.	+	* ''Aulëan'' is named after the Vala [[Aulë]], father of the [[Dwarves]], and is the origin of the [[Khuzdul]] language. It has had some influences on the tongues of Men.
−	*Melkian is named after the fallen Vala [[Melkor]] or Morgoth, and is the origin of the [[Black Speech]] of the [[Orcs]] and other evil beings.	+	* ''Melkian'' is named after the fallen Vala [[Melkor]] (or Morgoth) and is the origin of the [[Black Speech]] of the [[Orcs]] and other evil beings.

−	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However Tolkien ~~even~~ in later writings held to that ~~Rumil~~ wrote Lammas, but himself never wrote an 'updated' form that would be coherent with his later mythology.	+	This entire etymology was dropped as Tolkien further revised the linguistic history of his world, and cannot be applied to the later languages of Middle-earth. However, Tolkien in later writings still held that [[Rúmil the loremaster\|Rúmil]] wrote ''Lammas'', but himself never wrote an "updated" form that would be coherent with his later mythology.
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		+	[[Category:Writings]]