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'''Angerthas''' was | '''Angerthas''' was a [[Sindarin]] term for [[Runic]] writing, said to have the literal meaning of 'long Rune-rows'. There were numerous variants, but the two principle forms were the [[Angerthas Daeron]], used by the [[Elves]] to represent [[Sindarin]], and the [[Angerthas Moria]], the classical form used by the [[Dwarves]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:12, 9 June 2006
Angerthas was a Sindarin term for Runic writing, said to have the literal meaning of 'long Rune-rows'. There were numerous variants, but the two principle forms were the Angerthas Daeron, used by the Elves to represent Sindarin, and the Angerthas Moria, the classical form used by the Dwarves.
