- were
willing to make the
attempt Linguists including Ashford and
Helge Fauskanger comment that this is Tolkien's
subjective view, as it is
difficult to...
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guide the singer.
Fauskanger describes the
language used in the poem as the "Late Exilic" or "Third Age"
variant of Quenya.
Fauskanger comments that while...
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Helge Kåre
Fauskanger (born 17
August 1971) is a
Norwegian author and philologist. In
Norway he is
known as a
crime novelist; elsewhere, he is best known...
- morðor, "mortal sin" or "murder".
Against this, the
philologist Helge Fauskanger notes that
Tolkien had been
using both the
elements of the name, "mor"...
- conveys, even if "it
escapes a
cerebral focus". The
philologist Helge Fauskanger provides a word-by-word
analysis of the hymn. He
includes a comparison...
- &
Numerals and
Related Writings, Part two".
Vinyar Tengwar (48): 24.
Fauskanger. Åberg,
Magnus (2007). "An
Analysis of Dwarvish". In Stenström, Anders...
- language".
Archived from the
original on 2020-10-26.
Retrieved 20
March 2021.
Fauskanger,
Helge K. "Orkish and the
Black Speech". Ardalambion.
University of Bergen...
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Eldalamberon (17): 11–12.
Carpenter 2023, #163 to W. H. Auden, 7 June 1953.
Fauskanger,
Helge Kåre. "Tolkien's Not-So-Secret Vice".
Retrieved 28
October 2023...
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Darkening of Valinor"
Tolkien 1954a, book 1, ch. 2 "The
Shadow of the Past"
Fauskanger,
Helge Kåre. "Valarin - like the
glitter of swords". Ardalambion: Of the...
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evolving and
sometimes contradictory ideas about the language.
Helge Fauskanger has
translated the New
Testament and is
currently translating the Old...
