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...part of the Lojban esthetic, many of you have probably played with J.R.R. Tolkien's `Tengwar' alphabet from ''The Lord of the Rings''. The Tengwar must have made a fascinating thought-exercise for Tolkien the linguist - a pure phonetic alphabet with orthographic symmetry to match

ku'u le munje pe la djan. ronyld. ruel. tolkien. ni'o .i doi mo'isti ja naldjuno do'u la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta ''la djine turni'' (to la'o gy Lord of the Rings gy toi) .e

la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta la djine turni (to la'o > la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta la djine turni (to la'o

la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta la djine turni (to la'o > la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta la djine turni (to la'o

...using the [http://www.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/u/relipper/tolkien/rootpage.html Tolkien] script [http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/tengwar/index.htm Tengwa ...lkien precedent for this, presumably because the ''halla'' is taken in the Tolkien universe to be an archaic variant of the ''hyarmen'', so it wouldn't have b

...nunctu be fo la'i tenguar goi ko'a cu zvati ne'i le selgunka be la jyryr tolkien be'o asa'e le ckufa'o xi ebu (to la'o gy Appendix E gy toi) be ''la djine .i je'u la jyryr. tolkien. cu finti ko'a .ijebo le nu go'i cu la'a se stidi le cukta be fi'o cmene zo

as a gloss of the Lojban as well. This gloss is essentially Tolkien's, from Geats, Beowulf's people. The word "eoletes" is marked by Tolkien

...n cu se xebni le drata sarji be le bi'unai bangu : ''The few custodians of Tolkien's language stuff were despised by the other supporters of that language.''

|A brief description of Tolkien's [[tenguar|Tengwar]] in Lojban

...an word _Elf(en)_). The Chinese term "jing1ling2" doesn't really designate Tolkien's creatures rather than something covered by lb _crida_.

...ban (you remember our discussions on "possible worlds")! Now I came across Tolkien's Sindarin obviously suffering from the same defect:

...y, change ''semau'' to ''pesemau'' and put it after ''la xekri bangu pe la tolkien. ge'u'' or after ''la lojban.''

Tolkien's script, though visually beautiful and logical, puts Lojban on a level of

Many constructed languages, like Star Trek's Klingon or Tolkien's Elvish language, do not have a vocabulary large enough to be useful. Lojb

tolkien, his languages, lojban, working my way through w3c proposals (yep,

...me in two varieties. There are fictional languages such as Klingon and the Tolkien languages, which are adjunct to science fiction and fantasy literature. The

...plexity]], this can only be seen as counter-propaganda. That is to say, as Tolkien once speculated, the stranger the language, the more it produces its own my

...using the Tengwar of Féanor, a fictional orthography invented by J. R. R. Tolkien and described in the Appendixes to

...nguar: A romantic Orthography for Lojban (Applying the Tenguar Alphabet of Tolkien to Lojban) - 6 pg.

...lly leads to mythology, and that mythologies are not really transferable. (Tolkien started inventing his conlangs for the pure "philological" pleasure of it,

| knick-knack, useless object (Tolkien loanword)

** [http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/ Tolkien languages], which have given [[Tengwar|tengwar]] orthography to Lojban

| knick-knack, useless object (Tolkien loanword)

la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta la djine turni (to la'o gy Lord of the Rings gy toi) .e le so'

<br> la jyryr. tolkien. cu te cukta la djine turni (to la'o gy Lord of the Rings gy toi) .e le so'

...ith the Tengwar of Feanor, a fictional writing system invented by J. R. R. Tolkien.

i du'o le se cusku be la tolkien la elron cu ge se patfu la eledan noi remna gi se mamta la aruen po'u lai e

*The [http://www.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/u/relipper/tolkien/rootpage.html Tolkien] script [http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/4948/tengwar/index.htm Tengwa