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| BOLT | Book of Lost Tales (The History of Middle-Earth, | | BOLT | Book of Lost Tales (The History of Middle-Earth, | ||
| FOTR | The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings I) | | | FOTR | The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings I) | | ||
+ | | GL | The Gnomish Lexicon, published in appendices to Book of Lost Tales (partially) and Parma Eldalamberon #11 | | ||
| HOME | The History of Middle-Earth | | | HOME | The History of Middle-Earth | | ||
| LOTR | The Lord of the Rings | | | LOTR | The Lord of the Rings | | ||
| LR | The Lost Road and Other Writings (The History of Middle-earth, | | LR | The Lost Road and Other Writings (The History of Middle-earth, | ||
+ | | NM | The Nature Of Middle-Earth | | ||
| OC | [[Orcish curse]] | | | OC | [[Orcish curse]] | | ||
| PM | The Peoples of Middle-Earth (The History of Middle-earth, | | PM | The Peoples of Middle-Earth (The History of Middle-earth, | ||
| PN | [[personal_names|personal name]] | | | PN | [[personal_names|personal name]] | | ||
+ | | QL | The Qenya Lexicon, published in Parma Eldalamberon #12 | | ||
| RGEO | The Road Goes Ever On | | | RGEO | The Road Goes Ever On | | ||
| RI | [[ring-verse|Ring Inscription]] | | | RI | [[ring-verse|Ring Inscription]] | | ||
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| WJ | The War of Jewels (The History of Middle-earth, | | WJ | The War of Jewels (The History of Middle-earth, | ||
| WR | The War of the Ring (The History of Middle-earth, | | WR | The War of the Ring (The History of Middle-earth, | ||
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===== Fan sources ===== | ===== Fan sources ===== | ||
^ Abbreviation ^ Meaning ^ | ^ Abbreviation ^ Meaning ^ | ||
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| RV | [[elerrina_list|the whole Ring Verse by Elerrina]] | | | RV | [[elerrina_list|the whole Ring Verse by Elerrina]] | | ||
| VT | Vinyar Tengwar journal | | | VT | Vinyar Tengwar journal | | ||
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+ | ===== People ====== | ||
+ | ^ Abbreviation ^ Meaning ^ | ||
+ | | AA | Anthony Appleyard | | ||
+ | | AN | " | ||
+ | | BA | Björn Axén, author of Zhâburi dialects | | ||
+ | | DS | David Salo, a linguist who worked on the languages of J.R.R. Tolkien for the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy and The Hobbit| | ||
+ | | EK | Édouard (Edward) J. Kloczko, contributor to a lot of journals, books and societies about J.R.R. Tolkien' | ||
+ | | EL | " | ||
+ | | LL | " | ||
+ | | RE | Rob Eaglestone, author of [[black_speech_dialects# | ||
+ | | TK | J.R.R. Tolkien or Christopher Tolkien | | ||
+ | | UNF | Un4givenOrc, | ||
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===== Linguistics ===== | ===== Linguistics ===== | ||
^ Abbreviation ^ Meaning ^ | ^ Abbreviation ^ Meaning ^ | ||
- | | AO | [[angband_orcish|1st Age Angband Orcish]] | | + | | AO | [[angband_orcish|1st Age Angband Orcish]] |
| BS | Black Speech | | | BS | Black Speech | | ||
| CBS | Classical Black Speech (since 2nd Age) | | | CBS | Classical Black Speech (since 2nd Age) | | ||
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| HG | Horngoth Orkish | | | HG | Horngoth Orkish | | ||
| HORN | Horngoth Orkish | | | HORN | Horngoth Orkish | | ||
- | | LOS | Shadowlandian dialect by Scatha from " | + | | LOS | Shadowlandian dialect by Scatha from " |
+ | | LP | LOTR Fanatics Plaza forums (www.lotrplaza.com - now dead, https:// | ||
| MB | Mugbûrz Orkish | | | MB | Mugbûrz Orkish | | ||
- | | MERP | Middle-Earth Role Play | | + | | MERP | [[merp|Middle-Earth Role Play]] | |
| NL | [[Nûrlâm]], | | NL | [[Nûrlâm]], | ||
| ON | [[http:// | | ON | [[http:// | ||
+ | | PO | David Salo's Proto-Orkish | | ||
| SV | Svartiska Orkish | | | SV | Svartiska Orkish | | ||
| ZA | Zhâburi A | | | ZA | Zhâburi A | | ||
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See [[black_speech_dialects|Dialects]] page for some short information about them. | See [[black_speech_dialects|Dialects]] page for some short information about them. | ||
- | ===== People ====== | + | ==== Glossing |
- | ^ Abbreviation ^ Meaning ^ | + | The following abbreviations are used for [[translation|interlinear glossing]] when translating from Black Speech to English (harder to use for backward |
- | | AA | A. Appleyard | | + | |
- | | AN | " | + | |
- | | BA | Björn Axén, author of Zhâburi dialects | | + | |
- | | DS | David Salo, a linguist who worked on the languages of J.R.R. Tolkien | + | |
- | | EL | " | + | |
- | | LL | " | + | |
- | | RE | Rob Eaglestone, author of [[black_speech_dialects# | + | |
- | | TK | J.R.R. Tolkien or Christopher Tolkien | | + | |
- | | UNF | Un4givenOrc, | + | |
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