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From: Elrond <grey.havens@earthling.net>
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li'o
> My idea of a logical way of ending them would be a consonant
> that can't occur finally in Quenya, so that it would be
> immediately obvious that, say, the final consonant in _formen_'s
> name is original and the one in _parma_'s is an addition
> prompted by Lojban's conventions.
Bright idea. Thank you.

> I hereby nominate {m} for the position of stopper in lojbanised
> Quenya words.
It seems all right for most names, also a final "om" doesn't sound very
nice... However let's stick with it, unless someone, someday, comes up
with something better.


Regards
raph