Appendix:Black Speech

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Black Speech

Black Speech is a fictional language created by author J. R. R. Tolkien in his series The Lord of the Rings.

Pure Black Speech

agh (“and”)
ash (“one”)
burzum (“darkness”)
durb- (“rule”)
ghâsh (“fire”)
gimb- (“find”)
gûl (“wraith”)
hai (“folk”)
krimp- (“bind”)
Lugbúrz (“Dark Tower”)
nazg (“ring”)
nazgûl (“ringwraith”)
olog (“troll”)
snaga (“slave”)
thrak- (“bring (by force)”)
uruk (“orc”)

Suffixes

-at (“participial ending”)
-ishi (“in”)
-ul (“them”)
-ulûk (“them all”)

Derivative Black Speech

(as used in the Peter Jackson films)

akha (“void”)
gu (“no”)
gurum (“death”)
kelkum (“coldness”)
kibum (“life”)

Suffixes

-gum (“here”)

See also

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Adûni · Black Speech · Quenya (qya) · Sindarin (sjn) · Tengwar (Teng)

Artistic languages

Languages

Tolkienian	Adûni · Black Speech · Quenya · Sindarin

Belter Creole · Dothraki · Eloi · High Valyrian · Klingon · Láadan · Lapine · Mandalorian · Naʼvi · Toki Pona

Scripts

Klingon · Tengwar

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