Warg-language

"Tell me, who are you, alone, yourself and nameless?" - Tom Bombadil This article describes a concept which is mentioned in J.R.R. Tolkien's works, but was never given a definite name.

The Warg-language was the tongue of the Wargs. Not much is known of this language, but Gandalf understood it. According to Bilbo Baggins, the tongue "sounded terrible".^[1]

References

1. ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit, "Out of the Frying-Pan into the Fire"

Languages in Tolkien's works
Elvish languages	Avarin · Common Eldarin · Mátengwië · Nandorin · Primitive Quendian · Quenya (Exilic · Valinorean · Vanyarin) · Silvan · Sindarin (Doriathrin · Falathrin · Númenórean · Mithrim · Old) · Telerin
Mannish languages	Adûnaic · Dalish · Drúedainic · Dunlendish · Pre-Númenórean · Rohirric · Taliska · Westron (Hobbitish)
Dwarvish languages	Iglishmêk · Khuzdul
Other languages	Black Speech · Entish · Orkish · Valarin · Warg-language
Earlier legendarium	Gnomish · Ilkorin · Noldorin (Kornoldorin) · Qenya
Outside the legendarium	Animalic · Arktik · Mágol · Naffarin · Nevbosh
Real-world	AB language · Celtic · English (Old English, Middle English) · Finnish · Germanic · Gothic · Hebrew · Welsh
Scripts	Angerthas/Cirth (Daeron · Erebor · Moria) · Gnomic Letters · Goblin Alphabet · Gondolinic Runes · Moon-letters · Tengwar · Sarati · Valmaric script
"A Secret Vice" (book) · "The Lhammas" · "The Tree of Tongues" · Sub-creation