While some of Tolkien's languages have a detailed grammar and vocabulary, some are a lot less detailed, and many consist of only a few names and words. Other languages appear in his works through a real-world 'stand-in' language: Rohirric is represented by [[Old English language|Old English]], and the names of the Dwarves and the Men of northeastern Middle-earth are Norse. Quenya and Sindarin are the most developed and probably also the most well known of Tolkien's languages. | While some of Tolkien's languages have a detailed grammar and vocabulary, some are a lot less detailed, and many consist of only a few names and words. Other languages appear in his works through a real-world 'stand-in' language: Rohirric is represented by [[Old English language|Old English]], and the names of the Dwarves and the Men of northeastern Middle-earth are Norse. Quenya and Sindarin are the most developed and probably also the most well known of Tolkien's languages. |