Bernd
02/06/2021 (Sat) 15:36:07
No.42466
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02/06/2021 (Sat) 15:36:07
No.42466
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>>42460
>Mágol is one of the early languages of Tolkien.
Maybe in the beginning he reached out to languages that he perceived very foreign but still with abundantly available resources (so he didn't search for a barely documented language in the jungles of Africa), but then when he started to create languages seriously he stuck with what he actually knew.
On that site in the article of the Black Speech they quote Tolkien, that he decided to use agglutinative grammar for it. Below it is written that linguists could draw analogy with ancient Hurrian.
>Mágol is one of the early languages of Tolkien.
Maybe in the beginning he reached out to languages that he perceived very foreign but still with abundantly available resources (so he didn't search for a barely documented language in the jungles of Africa), but then when he started to create languages seriously he stuck with what he actually knew.
On that site in the article of the Black Speech they quote Tolkien, that he decided to use agglutinative grammar for it. Below it is written that linguists could draw analogy with ancient Hurrian.