Literature:Ring Verse/Wiobian

Modern Greater Wiobian	Pinyin	English
nak Schmött - hes Mekern-Peiþ-Ƕah-Hauer, rut Schmött - hes Uoßuor-Schliems-Strer, båg Schmött - hes Endands-Muol-Winkli, Schmöttnull - hes Bekeds-Schüng-Sioner, tur Måtå-Min, Krüng-Schliems-Huy. Schmöttnull puom enþein, ao-ẞeihli, Schmöttnull dack&bespuol tur Schüngti, tur Måtå-Min, Krüng-Schliems-Huy.	nọk mợd - héi śen-pí-ho-hoi, żỵd mợd - héi u-su lím dżai, pò mợd - héi nỏn-mù-źing-lì, mợd-nòu - héi śái-ching-śun-na, tòi mò-do-mỳn, dżyng-lím-hei. mợd-nòu pum zỳn, o-si-lì, mợd-nòu tọk-bu tòi ching-ći, tòi mò-do-mỳn, dżyng-lím-hei.	Three Rings for the celestial Elven-kings, Seven Rings for the Dwarves of stone palaces, Nine Rings for the mortals whose days are numbered, One [lit. archetypical] Ring for the absolute dark lord [lit. throne] - In the Land of Mordor, the Shadows' dwelling. One Ring [shall] find [them] all and be their master, One Ring [shall] gather and envelop [them] in the darkness - In the Land of Mordor, the Shadows' dwelling.

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Ring Verse/Wiobian