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Galin · 07-11-2007, 02:43 PM

I doubt 'hand' is involved in Boromir however. Ruth Noel seems to be confusing, for example, -bor in Celebrimbor (which name contains paur 'fist, tightly closed hand') with the initial part of Boromir. I would guess 'jewel' is involved.

In Appendix F Boromir is said to be a 'mixed form'.

I agree with the point regarding conversational Elvish brought up by Mr. Hicklin. I highly recommend Carl Hostetter's article Elvish as She Is Spoke over at E. L. F. for anyone interested.

07-11-2007, 02:43 PM	#20
Galin Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 1,036	I doubt 'hand' is involved in Boromir however. Ruth Noel seems to be confusing, for example, -bor in Celebrimbor (which name contains paur 'fist, tightly closed hand') with the initial part of Boromir. I would guess 'jewel' is involved. In Appendix F Boromir is said to be a 'mixed form'. I agree with the point regarding conversational Elvish brought up by Mr. Hicklin. I highly recommend Carl Hostetter's article Elvish as She Is Spoke over at E. L. F. for anyone interested. Last edited by Galin; 07-12-2007 at 06:00 AM.

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