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Nick: Tauriel (Registered User)
Date/Time: Sun, 6/16/2002 at 6:47 EDT (Sun, 6/16/2002 at 12:47 CEST)
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In Reply To: No pun intended?  <EldersisofMerry>  [6/15/2002 @ 19:19]  (3/23)
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About flet
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There is a Danish word, "flette", that means to plait something, and I always thought those flets were in fact made of interlacing branches or something like that. I'm not sure whether the word flet made me believe so or if it also said something about it (I don't have the book at hand right now), but anyway, it would seem natural for the galadhrim to make their flets that way.
So there may be a connection (maybe through Anglo Saxon as NZ Strider mentioned, or more directly)

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