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Originally Posted by Ñólendil
So Telufinwe died before his name was translated. Nityafinwe adapted his mother-name to Sindarin as Amros. Since his late young brother preferred his mother-name as well, I guess that is why he was also called 'Amros' in memory.
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To add: published in Vinyar Tengwar 41, JRRT noted:
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6) 'Amros Sindarin for Ambarussa. Had Amros Ambarto lived, it [i.e. the name Ambarto] would probably have been [Sindarized] as Amrod, but when[?encountered] at all in Sindarin form it was [?] Amarthan Fated One. S. ambart-> ammarth, amarth 'fate' = Umbarto'
Maedros, Maglor, Celegorm, Curufin, Caranthir, Amros, Amarthan
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I take it that 'encountered' refers to encountered 'in text' but I suppose this name could refer to speech too, after all, Nerdanel's
Umbarto had proven to be true.
Old thread, I know.
So the twins called each other Ambarussa, but
'Others called them Minyarussa and Atyarussa' ; i.e, 'First-russa and 'Second-russa'.
This from VT 41 again.