S. Húrinien pn. “Children of Húrin”
Another name for the tale Narn i Chîn Húrin appearing in an introduction to the tale of Túrin that was not included in the published version of The Silmarillion (WJ/311). The initial element is clearly Húrin. Lokyt and Vyacheslav Stepanov suggested its second element might be a Noldorin-style plural of the patronymic suffix -ion¹. In Noldorin of the 1930s and 40s, an o became an e in the final syllables of plurals rather than y as it did in Sindarin; compare Noldorin plural ered to Sindarin eryd for orod “mountain”.
Conceptual Development: This name also appeared in Silmarillion drafts from the 1930s, where it was preceded by the definite article and underwent nasal-mutation, as N. iChúrinien (LR/317).
References ✧ WJ/311; WJI
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Húrin | ||
-ion¹ | “-son” | plural |
N. iChúrinien coll. “The Children of Húrin”
References ✧ LR/317, 322; LRI/I·Chúrinien; WJI/Húrinien
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i | “the” | |
Húrin | ||
-ion¹ | “son” | plural |