Ad. Ar-Pharazôn kathuphazgânun “King Ar-Pharazon the Conqueror”
A phrase given by Tolkien as an example of how a pair of nouns would be declined into the subjective case, with only the last noun inflected (SD/429). The entire noun phrase would be the subject of the sentence. It is contrasted with Ar-Pharazônun kathuphazgân, where the first noun is inflected instead. This would be a the sentences “Ar-Pharazôn (is) a conquerer”.
Reference ✧ SD/429 ✧ Ar-Pharazōn kathuphazgānun “King Ar-Pharazon the Conqueror”
Related
Elements
| Ar- | “king or queen” | ✧ SD/429 | |
| Pharazôn | “Golden” | ✧ SD/429 (Pharazōn) | |
| kathuphazgân | “conqueror” | subjective | ✧ SD/429 (kathuphazgānun) |