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Nevbosh

From Tolkien Gateway

Nevbosh (New Nonsense) is a language created in the early years of the 1900s by J.R.R. Tolkien and his cousin Mary Incledon (1895-1940).

According to Humphrey Carpenter, Tolkien and Mary "collaborated to invent [this] new and more sophisticated language".[1] However, Tolkien himself told that his role in the construction of Nevbosh was more humble; he merely contributed to the vocabulary and influenced the spelling.[2]

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Languages and scripts in Tolkien's works
Elvish Angerthas (Angerthas Daeron) · Avarin (East · North · West) · Cirth (Certhas Daeron) · Common Eldarin · Mátengwië · Moon-letters · Nandorin · Primitive Quendian · Quenya (Exilic · Valinorean · Vanyarin) · Sarati · Silvan Elvish · Sindarin (Doriathrin · Falathrin · Númenórean · Mithrimin · Old) · Telerin (Common) · Tengwar
Mannish Adûnaic · Drúadan · Dunlendish · Halethian · Northern Mannish (Language of Dale · Rohanese) · Pre-Númenórean · Taliska · Taliskan skirditaila · Westron (Bucklandish · Hobbitish)
Dwarvish Angerthas (Erebor · Moria) · Aulëan · Iglishmêk · Khuzdul
Other Black Speech · Melkian · Old Entish · Orkish · Valarin · Wolf-language
Earlier legendarium Gnomish · Gnomic Letters · Gondolinic Runes · Ilkorin · Keladian · Noldorin (Fëanorian dialect · Kornoldorin) · Oromëan · Qenya · Valmaric script
Outside the legendarium Animalic · Arktik · Gautisk · Goblin Alphabet · Mágol · Naffarin · New English Alphabet · Nevbosh · Privata Kodo Skauta
Real-world Celtic · English (Old · Middle · AB) · Finnish · Germanic · Gothic · Hebrew · Latin · Runic alphabet · Welsh
Alphabet of Fëanor: Numenian, or Westron, Mode · "A Secret Vice" (book) · "The Lhammas" · "The Tree of Tongues" · Sub-creation