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Lámatyávë is Quenya for 'language taste', Tolkien's term for the phonological and phonetic characteristics of a language, which give it its aesthetic qualities.

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	'''Lámatyávë''' is [[wikipedia:Quenya\|Quenya]] for 'language taste', [[wikipedia:J. R. R. Tolkien\|Tolkien's]] term for the phonological and phonetic characteristics of a language, which give it its aesthetic qualities.		'''Lámatyávë''' is [[wikipedia:Quenya\|Quenya]] for 'language taste', [[wikipedia:J. R. R. Tolkien\|Tolkien's]] term for the phonological and phonetic characteristics of a language, which give it its aesthetic qualities.
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