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===== Orcish Curse ===== | ===== Orcish Curse ===== | ||
- | Is the phrase from "The Lord Of The Rings. The Two Towers" | + | Is the phrase from "The Lord Of The Rings. The Two Towers" |
Uglúk u bagronk sha pushdug Saruman-glob búb-hosh skai | Uglúk u bagronk sha pushdug Saruman-glob búb-hosh skai | ||
It's translations illustrate how often Tolkien changed his mind during the work. They are listed hear in order of publication: | It's translations illustrate how often Tolkien changed his mind during the work. They are listed hear in order of publication: | ||
- | - In the final version of the book (1954 – 1955) the curse was not translated at all, and trilogy' | + | - In the final version of the book (1954 -- 1955) the curse was not translated at all, and trilogy' |
- | - " | + | - " |
- Cristopher Tolkien' | - Cristopher Tolkien' | ||
- "Parma Eldalamberon" | - "Parma Eldalamberon" | ||
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It's interesting that both translations of "// | It's interesting that both translations of "// | ||
- | a //dirty treacherous fool//" | + | a //dirty treacherous fool//" |
- | you little //swine//. You've no //guts// outside your own // | + | |
This phrase is also [[syntax_impersonal|impersonal]], | This phrase is also [[syntax_impersonal|impersonal]], |