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* "Elvish Linguistic Terms" — [[Taum Santoski]]. | * "Elvish Linguistic Terms" — [[Taum Santoski]]. | ||
* "Thus Spake | * "Thus Spake Fëanor" — [[Tom Loback]]. | ||
* "Essitalmar: 'Misplaced Anger' or Plurals in the Sindarin Dialects" (column) — [[Tom Loback]]. | * "Essitalmar: 'Misplaced Anger' or Plurals in the Sindarin Dialects" (column) — [[Tom Loback]]. | ||
* "Transitions in Translations: 'Edition Shifting' in the German Hobbit, Part 2" | * "Transitions in Translations (column)<ref>Contents: 'Edition Shifting' in the German Hobbit, Part 2; More about Kalpa Kassinen; "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark".</ref> — [[Arden R. Smith]]. | ||
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| Vinyar Tengwar 15 | |
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| Editor | Carl F. Hostetter |
| Illustrator | Patrick H. Wynne (front cover) |
| Publisher | Elvish Linguistic Fellowship |
| Released | January 1991 |
| Format | Paperback journal |
| Pages | 16 |
Vinyar Tengwar 15 is the fifteenth issue of Vinyar Tengwar, a journal of the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship, devoted to the scholarly study of the invented languages of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Contents
- "Elvish Linguistic Terms" — Taum Santoski.
- "Thus Spake Fëanor" — Tom Loback.
- "Essitalmar: 'Misplaced Anger' or Plurals in the Sindarin Dialects" (column) — Tom Loback.
- "Transitions in Translations (column)[1] — Arden R. Smith.
- The content list above only contains published articles.
References
- ↑ Contents: 'Edition Shifting' in the German Hobbit, Part 2; More about Kalpa Kassinen; "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark".
