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For questions about names: of characters, including titles, nicknames, and honorifics; of in-universe locations, e.g. countries or planets; or of objects, e.g. vessels, weapons, etc. Questions can be in-universe or out-of-universe, about topics such as origins, meanings, usage and pronunciation. For questions about the title of a work of sci-fi or fantasy, use the [title-explanation] tag instead.
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Are there meaningful anagrams in Lord of the Rings character names?
Probably not. It's always hard to prove that something doesn't exist (just ask Andrew Wiles), but Tolkien's work has been read and studied in detail since its publication and many of his notes and ear …
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