Tremoranish

Tremoranish is a fictional linguistic family and language group featured in the works of J. R. R. Tolkien. It is not a real-world language or language family. Within Tolkien's legendarium, the Tremoranish languages are described as belonging to the Men of the Mountains, also known as the Drúedain, who inhabited the region of the Blue Mountains. These languages are characterized as being rough and guttural in sound, reflecting their supposed ancient and primitive origins.

The primary Tremoranish language mentioned is a dialect spoken by the Drúedain. Tolkien provided very little actual linguistic material for Tremoranish. Some scholars have attempted to reconstruct or infer aspects of it based on the limited mentions and its supposed relationship to other fictional languages in Tolkien's world. Its existence serves to further the depth and detail of the created world, suggesting a history and cultural separation for the peoples who spoke it. The term "Tremoranish" itself is a scholarly construct used by Tolkien's readers and analysts to categorize this particular linguistic branch within his invented mythology. It is not a term used by the characters within the stories themselves.