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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
No it is not, but you asked for a surname and that it is, just like Turambar is not a family name.
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And that's what I said earlier. Turambar or Wormtongue is... well... epitheton, or how would you call it. It's the problem of "surname" having seemingly more meanings in English, counting in even another name... I mean just "family name". So no Turambar, no Wormtongue, no Felagund...
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