... Well, the meaning of "pray" is very close, obviously. :-) There are two words for that: _arca_ (presumably derived from RAK, "stretch out, reach"),...
... Wishful thinking... ... The passive simply wouldn't fit here in Hungarian. ... Wait for the chopping axe of the lambengolmor...:-P ... I cannot translate...
... Gothmog? He was the chief of Balrogs AFAIK. Thomas __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New DSL Internet Access from SBC &...
... Well, _hyam-_ seems to be a bit too solemn for an everyday verb "ask for something"; _arca-_, I do not know if it fits, either. Have to think about it. In...
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elhath *
sp12@...
Oct 1, 2002 8:42 am
... Interesting. ... Andatienya tulyuva Yahuhotsennar... ... *coughs* Relocation of the ai-, at 1 a.m. I thought it would look better there... *_naquet-_ ~ 'to...
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elhath *
sp12@...
Oct 1, 2002 9:09 am
Thank you for commenting! ... Don't own it, yet don't shrug at it, either (I tend to utilize the available web sources besides my books, however). My tendence ...
... _Eru_ is said to be a name ... Well, _my_ opinion is that a name-giving is an occasion solemn enough, since a name determines a person for the whole life,...
Aiya, what I would like to present now is the first verse of a poem called "At the End of September", written by the XIX. century Hungarian poet Sándor...
Presumably the Nazgul did once have names, since they were once high- status human beings. Perhaps, like the Lieutenant of Barad-Dur, they had forgotten them....
In middle earth which one would be more useful to know. And with combining to words to make new nouns (kinda cheep but helps vocab) which one is more complete...
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Andrew Carson
andrewcarson@...
Oct 1, 2002 4:45 pm
sorry to have to do this but i have researched all lists and cannot find a translation so i was wondering if someone, anyone could give me a translation of the...
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Andrew Carson
andrewcarson@...
Oct 1, 2002 4:45 pm
Sorry bout this, but regarding my earlier message i now know that "Corma" is "ring", but could anyone help me out by telling me what the Quenya for "spell"...
And now the full translation of "A Walkind Song": VANTA-LÍRE By J.R.R. Tolkien (LotR: book 1: chapter 3) Translation by Petri Tikka I hónesse náre culda, Nu...
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Sam Morales
eruesso18@...
Oct 1, 2002 4:48 pm
Teithant Balthazar I have found this site on the internet but I do not know if it's their real names or just the invented post-tolkienian names. ...
teithant Andrew Carson ... i dont think that magic in middle-earth works the same like in D&D and i can't think of a Quenya word for it... the closest i would...
... As I already pointed out in another message, Gothmog is originally the Lord of Balrogs, who wounded Feanor mortally in Dagor-nui-Ngiliath, and was later...
Aiya, in Etymologies the root LUK- is glossed "magic, enchantment", with derivatives as Noldorin lhuth "spell, charm", Quenya luhta- "enchant" lúce ...
teithant Thomas Ferencz ... someone with this name is mentioned in the battle of Pelennor too :) ____________________________________________________________ ...
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Mornon
lucaemauro@...
Oct 1, 2002 10:35 pm
From: "elhath *" <sp12@...> ... What is _sie_? I never heard it... Mornon....
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Mornon
lucaemauro@...
Oct 1, 2002 10:36 pm
From: "Thomas Ferencz" <percival64@...> ... For "to ask" I know _maquet-_. Mornon....
... On the risk of sounding dumb, who is this Aragon fellow? Do you mean Aragorn (son of Arathorn) or is this a new person I'm not aware of? If it is ...
This is intended for my own personal understading. I am not sure what are the Sindarin 2nd person sg./pl. endings? I have used -ch for a long long time, but I...
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Mornon
lucaemauro@...
Oct 1, 2002 10:37 pm
From: "Gildor Inglorion" <elfiness@...> ... The magic in Middle Earth doesn't work as in D&D; in the game is more used than in Middle Earth, as far as I...
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Mornon
lucaemauro@...
Oct 1, 2002 10:38 pm
From: "Thomas Ferencz" <percival64@...> ... But are _luhta-_ and _lúcë_ attested? Maybe, we can translate "Ringspell" as _Cormalúce_,...
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Lukas Novak
lukas.novak@...
Oct 1, 2002 10:56 pm
... Err - I thought there is a difference between, say "book" and "tool" in quantity, or between "sick" and "seek", "list" and "least", "walk" and "Watt",...
... poetic ... quite ... and "least", "walk" ... Not really. That is the length (in time) it takes to pronounce the vowel sounds is very similar and of little...
... what ... that ... In a word, no. The published material is incomplete and sometimes obscure or open to multiple interpretations. While, in the course of ...
... There is a difference in length among the vowels in _bit_, _bin_, and _bid_ (short -- medium -- long). Although this difference is non- phonemic, it still...
