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Sindarin Grammar P19: Plural Nouns
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Sindarin Grammar P17: Definite Article
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Sindarin Grammar P16: Vowel Mutations
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Sindarin Grammar P9: Consonant Mutations
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Sindarin Grammar P15: Sibilant Mutation
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Sindarin Grammar P14: Liquid Mutation
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Sindarin Grammar P13: Stop Mutation
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Sindarin Grammar P12: Mixed Mutation
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Sindarin Grammar P11: Nasal Mutation
DISCLAIMER: This article is preliminary research on the part of its author (Paul Strack) and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the owner of this site. Since the source material is complex and its interpretation can be subjective, multiple conclusions are possible. Nasal mutation is the second most common