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As I remember Quenya, and it's been a while, it's kind of agglutinative like Finnish.
Yeahbut� does it have forty-leven cases?
Barliman is just barley-man, an innkeeper, and Tolkien specified the bame should be translated. The translation guide at http://home.zhwin.ch/~bernaste/rings/guide_to_names.html gives some more details about his names than he gave in the Appendices.
that's a great site. thanks Jenet!
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