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Gnommish is a fictional language created by author Eoin Colfer in the "Artemis Fowl" series. It is often represented by a series of symbols and sounds that mimic the playful and clever nature of gnomes. To "speak" Gnommish, one typically uses these symbols and attempts to mimic the unique phonetic sounds associated with them, often involving a mix of humor and whimsy. For a deeper understanding, refer to the books or resources that elaborate on its vocabulary and grammar.

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Did Eion Colfer make up Gnommish language?

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