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Aiglos |
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Amroth |
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Barahir |
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Berútiel |
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Arwen | ||
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Baranor |
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Celebrimbor |
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Celebdil |
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Celebrían |
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Elanor | ||
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Cirion |
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Dernhelm |
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Derufin |
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Dior |
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Elbereth | ||
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Duilin |
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Duinhar |
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Déorwin |
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Ëarendil |
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Evenstar | ||
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Ëarnor |
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Elwing |
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Elessar |
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Erestor |
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Gilthoniel | ||
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Fanuidhol |
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Finduilas |
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Forlong |
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Galdor |
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Larien | ||
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Gildor |
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Gilhan |
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Golasgil |
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Haldir |
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Namalee | ||
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Húrin |
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Hurluin |
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Imrahil |
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Iorlas |
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Tinûviel | ||
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Legolas |
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Lindir |
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Lúthien |
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Meneldil | ||||
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Narsil |
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Orophin |
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Perian |
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Rúmil | ||||
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Targon |
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Thingol |
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Thranduil |
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Túrin | ||||
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Vorondil |
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Wídfara |
For a good source of Elven names, get hold of "The Tolkien Companion", an encyclopediac reference which includes many elves, dwarves and other individuals from Middle Earth.
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Baggins |
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Banks |
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Boffin |
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Bolger |
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Bracegirdle |
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Brandybuck |
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Brockhouse |
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Burrows |
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Chubb |
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Cotton |
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Delving |
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Flourdumpling |
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Gamgee |
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Goodbody |
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Grubb |
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Hamfast |
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Hardbottle |
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Hornblower |
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Longhole |
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Maggot |
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Mugwort |
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Noakes |
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Oldbuck |
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Proudfoot |
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Puddifoot |
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Rumble |
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Sackville |
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Sackville-Baggins |
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Sandyman |
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Sandheaver |
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Smallburrow |
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Twofoot |
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Took |
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Tunnelly |
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Underhill |
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Whitfoot |
Obviously most of these are from Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, and goes against what I have said about demi humans having human language names. In this case perhaps halflings have no language of their own, and share the human tongue.