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 | //kha(m)// | DBS((probably some mannish language)) | UT (PN) | ? | | //kha(m)// | DBS((probably some mannish language)) | UT (PN) | ? |
 | **krimp-** | CBS | LOTR (RI) | **bind, tie** | | **krimp-** | CBS | LOTR (RI) | **bind, tie** |
-| **kû** | DBS | LOTR (PN) | **old** |+| **kû** | DBS | LOTR (PN) | old|
 | lag | DBS | LOTR (PN) | ?\\ sword (NL) |   | lag | DBS | LOTR (PN) | ?\\ sword (NL) |  
 | **lug**((once spelled also as //Lûg//)) [1] | AO((more like Gnomish word)) | BOLT (PN) | **snake** | | **lug**((once spelled also as //Lûg//)) [1] | AO((more like Gnomish word)) | BOLT (PN) | **snake** |
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 | //shag//((//Shagrat// may be split as //shagr-// + //-at// or //sha// + //grat// or //shag// + //rat//)) | DBS | LOTR (PN) | ? | | //shag//((//Shagrat// may be split as //shagr-// + //-at// or //sha// + //grat// or //shag// + //rat//)) | DBS | LOTR (PN) | ? |
 | //shagr-//((//Shagrat// may be split as //shagr-// + //-at// or //sha// + //grat// or //shag// + //rat//)) | DBS | LOTR (PN) | ? | | //shagr-//((//Shagrat// may be split as //shagr-// + //-at// or //sha// + //grat// or //shag// + //rat//)) | DBS | LOTR (PN) | ? |
-**shara** | DBS | LOTR (PN) | **man** |+shar((//Sharkû// may be split as //shar// + //kû// or //shark// + //kû// or //shara// + //kû//)) | DBS | LOTR (PN) | man? | 
 +| shark((//Sharkû// may be split as //shar// + //kû// or //shark// + //kû// or //shara// + //kû//)) | DBS | LOTR (PN) | man|
 | **skai** | DBS | LOTR (OC) | //(not translatable interjection)// | | **skai** | DBS | LOTR (OC) | //(not translatable interjection)// |
 | **snaga** | DBS | LOTR (PN) | **servant, slave**, an orc of lesser breeds | | **snaga** | DBS | LOTR (PN) | **servant, slave**, an orc of lesser breeds |
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 | zag | DBS | WR (PN) | ? | | zag | DBS | WR (PN) | ? |
  
-The Lord of The Rings, The Two Towers, Book 4, Chapter X "The Choices of Master Samwise" contains also untranslated exclamations "nar" and "garn", which become used in Neo-Black Speech with meanings "No" and "Damn!" respectively.+The Lord of The Rings, The Two Towers, Book 4, Chapter X "The Choices of Master Samwise" contains also untranslated exclamations "nar" and "garn", which become used in Neo-Black Speech with meanings "No" and "Come on!" respectively.
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