History: Elvish neo-languages

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• curprev 20:5620:56, 9 October 2022 RaiseYourFlag talk contribs 1,359 bytes +1,359 Created page with "{{NonCanon}} The '''Elvish neo-languages''' is the conventional name of the various attempts of use and develop the Elvish languages after the death of J.R.R. Tolkien. ==History== Since the early 1970s, using the information about Elvish languages contained in Tolkien's published material, were made some attempts of study or write in Quenya or Sindarin. Fore example, using only Quenya words from ''The Lord of the Rings'' in 1973..." Tag: Visual edit