Adûnaic was the language of the Númenóreans in the second Age.It later became the common speech (soval Phare) or Westron (Adűni) in the Westlands.In the Harad it influenced the developement of the coastal-language Ansith and some black númenórean dialects such as Hyaraic and Mîrëdorin.Adûnaic itself was a later form of the language of the Edain, especially the Old Mágo dialect of the House of Hador.
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| - Adûnaic was the language of the Númenóreans in the second Age.It later became the common speech (soval Phare) or Westron (Adűni) in the Westlands.In the Harad it influenced the developement of the coastal-language Ansith and some black númenórean dialects such as Hyaraic and Mîrëdorin.Adûnaic itself was a later form of the language of the Edain, especially the Old Mágo dialect of the House of Hador.
- Kategoria:Artykuły do poprawyAdûnaic – potoczny język Dunedainów z Númenoru. W latach pychy tego kraju (2899-3319 DE) używany także na dworze królewskim. Początkowo był ojczystym językiem rodu Hadora, był więc spokrewniony z jezykami Edainów oraz ludzi z Doliny Anduiny. Jego rozwój w PE następował pod wpływem języków elfickich, w następstwie kontaków z Moriquendimi na Wschodzie i Eldarami w Beleriandzie. Adunaic z kolei stał się źródłem słownictwa i gramatyki języka Westron. Język adunaicki zwano także numenorejskim.
- Adûnaic (that is, "language of the west") was an extinct Mannish language, spoken only from the Men of Númenor during the Second Age.
- In the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien, Adûnaic ("language of the west") was the language of the Men of Númenor during the Second Age. Adûnaic derived from the related Bëorian and Hadorian tongues — collectively called Taliska — of the Atani, and during the Second Age a Bëorian accent still survived in parts of Númenor, most notably in Emerië and around the harbour of Andúnië. Most of the House of Bëor had been killed after the Dagor Bragollach, and therefore the Hadorian accent had become most prevalent.
- O adûnaic, também escrito adûnaico ou adunaico, "idioma do Oeste") é uma língua artística criada por J.R.R. Tolkien para os habitantes da ilha de Númenor, a oeste da Terra Média. A partir de quando os númenoreanos fundaram colônias comerciais e fortalezas na Terra Média, sua língua evoluiu e se misturou com idiomas locais, passando a se chamar adûni, ou seja, "ocidental", também conhecida como westron ou Língua Comum.
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| - Adûnaic was the language of the Númenóreans in the second Age.It later became the common speech (soval Phare) or Westron (Adűni) in the Westlands.In the Harad it influenced the developement of the coastal-language Ansith and some black númenórean dialects such as Hyaraic and Mîrëdorin.Adûnaic itself was a later form of the language of the Edain, especially the Old Mágo dialect of the House of Hador.
- Kategoria:Artykuły do poprawyAdûnaic – potoczny język Dunedainów z Númenoru. W latach pychy tego kraju (2899-3319 DE) używany także na dworze królewskim. Początkowo był ojczystym językiem rodu Hadora, był więc spokrewniony z jezykami Edainów oraz ludzi z Doliny Anduiny. Jego rozwój w PE następował pod wpływem języków elfickich, w następstwie kontaków z Moriquendimi na Wschodzie i Eldarami w Beleriandzie. Adunaic z kolei stał się źródłem słownictwa i gramatyki języka Westron. Język adunaicki zwano także numenorejskim.
- Adûnaic (that is, "language of the west") was an extinct Mannish language, spoken only from the Men of Númenor during the Second Age.
- O adûnaic, também escrito adûnaico ou adunaico, "idioma do Oeste") é uma língua artística criada por J.R.R. Tolkien para os habitantes da ilha de Númenor, a oeste da Terra Média. A partir de quando os númenoreanos fundaram colônias comerciais e fortalezas na Terra Média, sua língua evoluiu e se misturou com idiomas locais, passando a se chamar adûni, ou seja, "ocidental", também conhecida como westron ou Língua Comum. Seu léxico continha muitos empréstimos das línguas élficas, mas sua gramática se assemelhava mais à do khuzdûl, a língua dos anões. Tolkien escreveu só umas poucas frases e palavras soltas em adûnaic, mas desenvolveu sua gramática no "Informe Lowdham", parte da obra Os papéis do Notion Club, publicada depois de sua morte por seu filho Cristopher.
- In the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien, Adûnaic ("language of the west") was the language of the Men of Númenor during the Second Age. Adûnaic derived from the related Bëorian and Hadorian tongues — collectively called Taliska — of the Atani, and during the Second Age a Bëorian accent still survived in parts of Númenor, most notably in Emerië and around the harbour of Andúnië. Most of the House of Bëor had been killed after the Dagor Bragollach, and therefore the Hadorian accent had become most prevalent. Adûnaic seems not to have been influenced by the language of the Second House of Men, the Haladin tongue, at all: when the Númenóreans returned to Middle-earth in the Second Age, they did not recognise the peoples of Enedwaith and Minhiriath as their distant kin, because these spoke Haladin languages. The Westron or Common Speech, widely spoken in Middle-earth during the Third Age, was largely derived from Adûnaic. The Black Númenóreans of Umbar and other Númenórean colonies spoke a related tongue during the Third Age called Black Adûnaic, which was closer to the old tongue as it was not enriched with Elvish influences.
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