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-<dfn tengwar :sjn></dfn>(Eglathrin)((:fn:>The word <span denote>Sindarin</span> (<span tengwar></span>) is, in fact, the //[[lb:tl:Quenya]]// name for Sindarin. 'sfar as I know, <span denote>Eglathrin</span> is the ‘//correct//’ Sindarin term for the language.)) is a constructed language created by [[lb:tolkien|J.R.R. Tolkien]] for his [[lb:Legendarium|Legendarium]]. It is the language of the [[lb:tl:Sindar]] – the Grey Elves – and, by the [[lb:tl:Third Age]], is the dominant Elven language spoken in <span notion>Middle-Earth</span>.
+<dfn tengwar :sjn></dfn>(Eglathrin)((:fn:>The word <span denote>Sindarin</span> (<span tengwar></span>) is, in fact, the //[[lb:tl:Quenya]]// name for Sindarin. 'sfar as I know, <span denote>Eglathrin</span> is the ‘//correct//’ Sindarin term for the language.)) is a constructed language created by [[lb:tolkien|J.R.R. Tolkien]] for his [[lb:Legendarium|Legendarium]]. It is the language of the [[lb:tl:Sindar]] – the Grey Elves – and, by the [[lb:tl:Third Age]], is the dominant Elven language spoken in [[lb:tl:Middle-Earth.
-It's primarily written using the [[lb:tl:Tengwar]] in the Mode of Beleriand,((:fn:>As far as I know, the [[lb:tl:Elves]] only ever used the Mode of Beleriand to write Sindarin. This is what all ‘canon’ information seems to indicate. Men were the ones who used the tehtar modes.)) though it has also been written using the [[lb:tl:Cirth]] and a few other modes.
+It's primarily written using the [[lb:tl:Tengwar]] in the Mode of [[lb:tl:Beleriand]],((:fn:>As far as I know, the [[lb:tl:Elves]] only ever used the Mode of Beleriand to write Sindarin. This is what all ‘canon’ information seems to indicate. Men were the ones who used the tehtar modes.)) though it has also been written using the [[lb:tl:Cirth]] and a few other modes.
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 Sindarin is also known as the ‘Elven Welsh’ language.