Edainic

‘ “Well, er, I thought, don’t you know,” said Bilbo rather confused…’ - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Hobbit Ch.18

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Edainic may refer to:

the Atani or Edain
the Atani Languages:Taliska, Old Magó, Halethrin

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In context if this Wiki the term "Adanic" also is used to categorize the broader language family of which both Taliska and Old Magó, possibly even the more removed Halethian were once a part.A specific dialect or sub-family of Lintadorin which evolved from earliest Hildorin during the Journey of the Edain's ancestors to the Westlands.

It was unknown what J. R. R. Tolkien's original intentions for the Adanic dialacts were.It's earliest nameforms were either definitely Goldogrin or Ilkorin and only later redivised as Taliska, Magól, Halethian or sindarized forms.Therefore reconstructed early adanic used on this wiki is based mostly on Goldogrin, Ilkorin, Adûnaic and the identified or supposed Magól, Taliska and Halethian forms.