The Goldogrin Past Tense by Patrick H. Wynne Introduction The Gnomish Lexicon (GL) records over 230 past tense forms, many of which Tolkien labeled “pret.”, i.e., preterite, a term that is synonymous with “past ten

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Date: 2010-11-05 12:18:39 Germanic languages Linguistic morphology English grammar German grammar Indo-European linguistics Preterite Go Apophony Middle High German verbs Linguistics Grammar Historical linguistics		The Goldogrin Past Tense by Patrick H. Wynne Introduction The Gnomish Lexicon (GL) records over 230 past tense forms, many of which Tolkien labeled “pret.”, i.e., preterite, a term that is synonymous with “past ten Add to Reading List Source URL: www.elvish.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 359,59 KB Share Document on Facebook

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