Hmm, since most of their names did reach- if not final revision on precise vowels- close to final revision in the poetry, it is very possible that was indeed called "Celegorm" to rhyme with an assortment of words such as form. And near-rhymes, such as "horn". Tolkein would have been no stranger to the grand tradition of -arrange the names in the lines so the one that's simplest to rhyme graces the end of the line- and as the man inventing the names, it's be even simpler.
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GammaCavy on Chapter 76 Mon 14 Apr 2025 12:03PM UTC
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