The King’s Letter from the omitted epilogue to The Lord of the Rings, written in the early 1950s, is one of the most significant Sindarin texts, and a long-known one. There are four versions of the letter, which were published at various times in Sauron Defeated (1992), Vinyar Tengwar 29
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Sindarin Grammar P53: Adverbs
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Sindarin Grammar P52: Comparative
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Sindarin Grammar P51: Adjectives
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Sindarin Grammar P50: Interrogative
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Sindarin Grammar P49: Negative
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Sindarin Grammar P47: Impersonal Verbs and Passive Voice
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Sindarin Grammar P45: Passive Participle
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. Passive participles in Sindarin (and Noldorin) are
Sindarin Grammar P44: Active Participle
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Sindarin Grammar P42: Verb Inflections
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. In addition to tense, Sindarin verbs are