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Originally Posted by Nerwen
Yes, the name Gildor is Sindarin, but that doesn't make any difference. His second name still means "son or descendant of Inglor". So either it's a different Inglor, or this is an unusually broad use of the patronymic. Or maybe he was adopted?
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Right, I agree that's what it means. I mean the whole name is Sindarin, and the point I was making is that the explanation above is in a Quenya context. In other words, is
-ion also a genitive in Sindarin?
Technically the genitive in Sindarin wasn't really addressed, even though it would not change my mind about Inglorion.