Rohirric

Rohirric" is a name given to the language of Rohan in Middle-earth. It was described by Legolas as "rich and rolling in part, and else hard and stern as the mountains". It is derived from Old English, and most of its known words are similar:
• Théoden, from þéoden, "chief" or "lord"
• Edoras, from edoras, "courts
• Wormtongue, from wyrm, "serpent", and tunge, "tongue"
• simbelmynë, from simbel, "always", and myne, "memory"
• Éomer, from eoh, "warhorse", and mǽre, "famous"
• Éowyn, from eoh, "warhorse", and wynn, "joy"
Tolkien created Rohirric to linguistically be to Westron (the common tongue), as Old English is to Modern English. In Middle-earth Rohirric is related to the languages of men in the north such as Dale, Esgaroth, and Rhovanion. Hobbitish (sub-dialect of Westron) bears much in common with Rohirric, as hobbits once dwelt in the same region as the ancestors of the Rohirrim. An example of this is the Rohirric word for hobbit (kûd-dûkan) and the hobbits' name for themselves, kuduk.