<div class="language-elvish elfce"> f-6-6- 1j^zlT5= 3`V 75$yN52R yE36N eN 3`V j7N2 eN 3`V 7x%P8 87VlT8= yiE 51N 5^jÔ `C tiE16V 817N1ÖjR°6V w1J j#8`N `C xeB12R jx%PhM81- 9`V 92# `C 2~Vq eiEz5%1D`B5^ y3B jx#P`Mx#iV 2#P 8q1Fp tcă eN 9iT jeB`V z5^817zJ1x%P 1Gp7zG1D`V 7E1eBzG`Bj# jx#P`Mx#iV e6N 9iT ezG1`B5^j# y7Nj2+- 9iT tiN1 et#yN8 z7`V1D`B5^ iT 2&PyNw12RjÔ 3`V jRrdT jx#P`Mx#`V= ocT 9`V 7eV7V;2R 1`N iE z`M5×`C 2#P 82%P7E5%- 3iV`V jx#P`Mx#iV y7V`V 51N t7VjR`× 72#Pt^ y7N2+ 2#P Q7iEiV w1J y7V`V 2r$jRqN2R y3B 3hV6 yN5 x7t#P6E= rzNw#j&7E`×= 2#P iÕ1pzD|- 1j^zlT5²8 1D;1Fp`B5^ 1`N 21FhEj 5% z7eC1x%P 3iV`V jx#P`Mx#iV iT r$2%1Fp 5% 3hV6 zqNpjzF|1G`× 2#P w`VyE1Ö- 9`V wjRlTr2R 31D jx#P`Mx#`V yiE 5# iV;1Fp`Bj# q7E1 eN y7Nj2¬whMj2x%P= iE 1G 2#:+ 2qF3 2#P yE31FpzG1G`× 1`N 3`V zj&17MiV 2#P 7zDiV 5%9w#1Gx%P 9iT t%x#5%7E`× 7`Vj#t8- 1G iT 37yNv 9iT jx%PhM81zG q7yNiV; 31D 1j^zlT5 t5#x#2R 1`N 175#8q7N1 7`V2#7V8 1Gp`N t2%:j`V¬`V7E3= tzDx%P 1G e~Vj jzG`V `C 7`Vj# qjzD`V y3B 1G+ yN5 9iT17N`× 2#P 172#1G`B5^+- 12HhE= 1j^zlT5²8 7E1eBzG`Bj# jx#P`Mx#iV z1Np5%`M`V 1`N zqD1r%1D`V jx#P`Mx#`V 3VpiM`BiE1+ 7EyN2P 3`V y7Nj2= dyNziEx%P 3`V q7eNyN2P qGpzD1 9iT jx%PhM81zG z7`V1D`B5^+ 9r#`V 92# 5^ j1G7V1D7M`V iE `C oj^`V- </div> <div style="display:none"> J.R.R. Tolkien, the renowned author of "The Lord of the Rings" series, was not only a master storyteller but also a gifted linguist. He had a deep fascination with languages and spent much of his life constructing intricate artificial languages for his fictional worlds. His most famous creation is undoubtedly the Elvish language, which he referred to as Quenya and Sindarin. These languages were not merely random words and phrases but were developed with their own grammar, vocabulary, and syntax. Tolkien's attention to detail in crafting these languages is evident in their complexity and beauty. He believed that language was an essential part of world-building, as it adds depth and authenticity to the cultures and races inhabiting his imaginary realms. It is through his linguistic prowess that Tolkien managed to transport readers into Middle-earth, making it feel like a real place with its own history and traditions. Today, Tolkien's artificial languages continue to captivate language enthusiasts around the world, showcasing the profound impact his linguistic creations have had on literature as a whole. </div>