Changes: Beorn

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Beorn was a Nandorin word meaning "Man", it was also a form chosen to represent an Éothéodan word meaning "Bear" or "Warrior" (The old Rhovanian form was "Baira" while the later northern Rhovanian and Woodman forms were "Biórn" and "Bern").

Beorn was the name of following persons:

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−	'''Beorn''' is a [[Nandorin]] word meaning "Man", it is also a form chosen to represent an [[Éothéodan]] word meaning "Bear" or "Warrior" (The [[old Rhovanian]] form is "Baira" while the later northern Rhovanian and Woodman forms ~~are~~ "Biórn" and "~~Beurn~~").	+	'''Beorn''' was a [[Nandorin]] word meaning "Man", it was also a form chosen to represent an [[Éothéodan]] word meaning "Bear" or "Warrior" (The [[old Rhovanian]] form was "Baira" while the later northern Rhovanian and Woodman forms were "Biórn" and "Bern").

	Beorn was the name of following persons:		Beorn was the name of following persons: