So MILDOR is "Wine-land" - interesting! I didn't see any discussion of this yet, though there's so much to catch up on from the past few months. I haven't seen any discussion of linguistic/script material from The Art of the Lord of the Rings either, though I'm waiting for my copy to arrive now that I could go online again to buy it. The Gondorian place-name Haeran was mentioned on Facebook, but aside that, I haven't seen anyone go over the linguistic material in Hammond & Scull's new publication. I'll write up a summary once I have the book (if no one beats me to it). ;)
Nice! There is also another indication that Enedwaith should have been Enedhwaith (as indicated in VT42/20), and that the proper Sindarin word for "middle" was enedh.
On a side note, this is the first time I notice Tolkien speaks of camels being possible in Harad, although as far as I know they are never mentioned in LotR or UT. Incidentally, early Qenya had a word for them (ulun).
Paul Strack Dec 08, 2015 (03:44)
Ekin Gören Dec 08, 2015 (03:53)
http://eldamo.org/content/words/word-3755023431.html
Tamas Ferencz Dec 09, 2015 (09:39)
Tamas Ferencz Dec 10, 2015 (09:40)
Incidentally, early Qenya had a word for them (ulun).