... This is my first translation for anyone on this group, so some other opinion would be recommendable: Na vórima tenna qualme (or effírie, depends on the...
... This is my first translation for anyone on this group, so some other opinion would be recommendable: Na vórima tenna qualme (or effírie, depends on the...
... But _-ta_ would be preferred before multiple ... As Quenya lieeva would be preferable to lieo, at least on grounds of euphony. Thanks for the explanation....
... difference ... that ... varies? ... suppose ... some ... This helps, thanks, but then where would the dh and the k come from? And would the addition of k...
Could we possibly move this topic out of Elfling? I can see discussing Finnish as it relates directly to Tolkienian linguistics, but I think it has stretched...
... sorry quildarener i wrote it totaly wrong, don't know what I was thinking; here goes an example: if you have an independent pronoun te 'they' and declinate...
Some further thoughts on _vea_: Wynne's comments over at Lambengolmor seemed to suggest a certain dislike of "neo-Elvish practitioners" and their supposed ...
Helge K. Fauskanger
helge.fauskanger@...
Oct 1, 2005 11:47 pm
32469
... material! Word reaches me that some people (or at least one) misunderstood this, thinking that I _resent_ the making of such bound books. I was, of course,...
Helge K. Fauskanger
helge.fauskanger@...
Oct 1, 2005 11:48 pm
32470
I would like to thank Atwe, Palatinus and Michael Keegan for pointing me toward a number of Tolkien calendar sources, both in the Corpus and elsewhere, that...
... i sometimes use exclamation marks in the middle of sentences to emphasise, or show the incredularity of, just a part of the sentences. i don't know if this...
daniel
danielcavanagh@...
Oct 2, 2005 4:40 am
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This is a quotation from the chapter "Shelob's Lair" in LotR/TT; no exclamation point follows _Aiya_ in the text, so it's incorrect to use it when making the...
... I have kind of an idea what you are referring to, but imo the wording is most misleading and creates a wrong impression with people. Qenya is _not_ an...
Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Oct 2, 2005 12:22 pm
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... Should read Hence, I remain with my statement that the evolution from Qenya to Quenya in the real timeline HAS NO equivalent in real world language...
Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Oct 2, 2005 12:24 pm
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Thanks caio Graeme ... From: "elimloth" <draco@...> To: <elfling@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:49 PM Subject: [elfling] Re:...
... thinking; ... and ... words, is the ... As far as I know this point has not been settled and unless/until it is, use of the plural suffix with pronouns is...
... perfectly ... As I said, ... ago. I ... something like ... 1 above, ... _Vëantur_ and ... normal ... _vëan_ ... *"Sea ... similiar if ... _vëa_ #1 ... ...
... 1 above, ... _Vëantur_ and ... normal ... _vëan_ ... *"Sea ... similiar if ... _vëa_ #1 ... lord" (see ... this name ... later ... _vea_ "sea" had ... ...
... and ... form ... wording is ... assume ... By "in imaginative terms" I mean "in its evolution in Tolkien's imagination," not "as what Tolkien imagined to...
... VT44:12 _omesse_ 'on us', not _**omessen_ Cf. for the discussion of Quenya pronomial forms and their grammar ...
Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Oct 2, 2005 7:53 pm
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Few questions: In a phrase tulie Númen(o) 'moving of the West', should the noun Númen be in genitive or accusative case? For it is obviously an object of the...
Few questions: In a phrase tulie Númen(o) 'moving of the West', should the noun Númen be in genitive or accusative case? For it is obviously an object of the...
In my annual reading of The Lord of the Rings this year, I looked upon the name of the horse of Glorfindel with a renewed interest: what does it mean? In his...
This theory is quite intriguing to me. I don't pretend to know if it is plausible, but I certainly like the implications of speed, which, of course, the noble...
Mari Dole
dole.marianne@...
Oct 3, 2005 5:15 am
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... Hi, in my opinion this is a case where the possessive should be used. Cf. _nurtale Valinóreva_ "the hiding of Valinor" in Silmarillion - if your intended...
... <michaeljohnkeegan@...> wrote: I was stubborn and did not want to ... The name may be connected to SPÁLAS-, variant of the root PHÁLAS- in Etym;...