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Lucas Werkmeister
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I went through the conjunctions and prepositions listed in the Ambar Eldaron Quenya Dictionary [1] and the Omikhleia Sindarin Dictionary [2] and added all the ones with a single light syllable to the list as unstressed (with one exception). I think this improves the way some texts are read a little bit (though I have to admit I find it hard to tell the difference). [1]: https://ambar-eldaron.com/telechargements/quenya-engl-A4.pdf [2]: https://www.jrrvf.com/hisweloke/sindar/index.html
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// potential “muta cum liquida” rule:
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// the use of these words in poems suggests that they are stressed on the antepenultimate syllable,
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// rather than the penultimate one, even though the penultimate syllable is heavy;
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// see <https://menegroth.github.io/stress-in-sindarin.html> for details
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imladris $1 // Seek for the Sword that was broken, line 2
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menegroþ $1 // Lay of Leithian Recommenced, line 65
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nargoþrond $1 // The world was young, the mountains green, line 13
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// words with a single light syllable which should not be stressed
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// conjunctions:
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// a – exception: also an interjection, should still be stressed then
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ach $u
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ah $u
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ir $u
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sui $u
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// prepositions:
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am $u
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an $u
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ben $u
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bo $u
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dan $u
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na $u
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ned $u
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nef $u
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nu $u
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o $u
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or $u
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os $u
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pen $u
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vi $u
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