Detaillid

Detaillid is a term used in certain linguistic and cultural contexts, particularly within the context of the fictional world of *The Lord of the Rings* and its associated lore. It originates from the fictional language of Sindarin, one of the Elvish tongues created by J.R.R. Tolkien. In Sindarin, "detaillid" is not a standalone word but is derived from the root *DET-* (meaning "to divide" or "to separate") and the suffix *-llid* (indicating a state or condition). The term is often associated with the concept of "division" or "separation," reflecting themes of fragmentation or disunity.

The word appears in Tolkien’s writings in the context of the Elves' history and their relationship with other races, particularly in discussions about the breaking of the fellowship or the dispersal of Elvish kindreds. It may also be referenced in scholarly analyses of Tolkien’s linguistic constructions, where it serves as an example of how Sindarin conveys abstract ideas through morphological patterns.

While "detaillid" itself is not widely recognized outside Tolkien’s fictional universe, its study is relevant to fans of *The Lord of the Rings* and those interested in Elvish linguistics. The term highlights Tolkien’s intricate world-building, where language plays a key role in shaping narrative and cultural identity. For those exploring Tolkien’s works, understanding such linguistic details adds depth to the appreciation of his mythopoeic legacy.