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'''Telerin''' was the language of the [[Teleri]] of [[Aman]], a tongue related to both [[Quenya]] and [[Sindarin]]. | '''Telerin''' was the language of the [[Teleri]] of [[Aman]], the [[Falmari]]; it is a tongue related to both [[Quenya]] and [[Sindarin]]. | ||
It is also called '''''Lindalambe''''' or '''''Lindárin'''''. In Aman the speakers of Telerin outnumbered the speakers of [[Quenya]], much as did the [[Teleri]] outnumber the [[Vanyar]] and [[Noldor]]. | |||
It is also called '''''Lindalambe''''' or '''''Lindárin'''''. In Aman the speakers of Telerin outnumbered the speakers of [[Quenya]], much as did the [[Teleri]] outnumber the [[Vanyar]] and [[Noldor]]. | |||
From the viewpoint of speakers of [[Quenya]], Telerin was a closely related language still largely intelligible <ref>''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'', [[Quendi and Eldar]]</ref>. However, the phonology of the two languages differed much, with Telerin often being more conservative than [[Quenya]]. | |||
[[Finarfin]] is said to have learned Telerin. He also gave his sons Telerin-influenced Quenya names. | [[Finarfin]] is said to have learned Telerin. He also gave his sons Telerin-influenced Quenya names. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 11 January 2009
Telerin was the language of the Teleri of Aman, the Falmari; it is a tongue related to both Quenya and Sindarin.
It is also called Lindalambe or Lindárin. In Aman the speakers of Telerin outnumbered the speakers of Quenya, much as did the Teleri outnumber the Vanyar and Noldor.
From the viewpoint of speakers of Quenya, Telerin was a closely related language still largely intelligible [1]. However, the phonology of the two languages differed much, with Telerin often being more conservative than Quenya.
Finarfin is said to have learned Telerin. He also gave his sons Telerin-influenced Quenya names.
External Link
- Ardalambion article on Telerin
- Wordlist of Telerin (contains entries not found in the above article)
