Hello, I'm Scott Chamberlain with what I'm sure is an oddball question, but I was hoping someone in this august group might be able to point me in the right ...
Hi, my name is Hazel. I've just completed a 3yr course at University of Wales, Swansea in Egyptology. I found out I passed yesterday! I'm 21 and looking for ...
... of them ... [...] ... would ... statement ... make a ... Hi Thorsten, Based on the feedback that I recieved, I revamped my translation. "All that is gold...
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Giel van Schijndel
giel@...
Jul 1, 2006 4:46 am
Hey Scott, Wikipedia has a nice article regarding Quenya and Sindarin pronunciation (vowels are best described) you might check that out. ...
Hi! Here is the Summer... and Ambar Eldaron propose you a break with a little booklet containing some word-Games: Hidden words (Word search) and Cross words...
Hi Abby, OSU? Would that be Ohio State University? Welcome to the group. Sindarinelvish [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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Giel van Schijndel
giel@...
Jul 4, 2006 4:51 am
... [...] Hey Hazel, I'm not sure if you found the Quenya course from Helge Fauskanger. I personally think it is a very nice resource which I use for myself ...
Hi everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Megan, and I've been thinking about getting a tattoo in another language for a while now. One of...
To Elfings Been lurking as along with Welsh I attempt to learn Sindarian based on JRR's sources only (yes, I am a purist). I just purchased through Amazon...
Dear Andrew, if you are a purist, you might consider calling the language _Sindarin_ as it is properly called... Salo's book has its merits (the phonetic...
Hi Megan, Welcome to the group! I've not been here long either, and am attempting to learn Quenya. Am finding it challenging, interesting and above all...
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Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Jul 6, 2006 6:18 am
... This is an admirable (though rather difficult) approach. ... As already pointed out, the language is called 'Sindarin'. However, as you can read in various...
So, I just wanted to double check and make sure I have the correct translations for the words I looked up--last night I played around and was translating the...
... I was looking for trust, hope, dream, love, and ... The translations are probably correct, but to avoid ambiguity you might require a way of quoting that...
Hi!! Here we need help because the text below is intended to be painted on a bow and arrows... The original text is in French. Forgive me if the English...
may it fly, and not may it flies super genius... ... De : Evenstar <evenstar62@...> À : elfling@yahoogroups.com Envoyé le : Dimanche, 9 Juillet 2006,...
Suilad, y'all: I have looked in a number of sources, and cannot find the Sindarin or Quenya for the concept of Mercy. Can anyone help? Thanks, Sharon ...
... forgot "shooted by it". Would it be "sacaina senen" for _se_ + -nen = instrumental??? Like: Nai máca pilin sacaina senen wiluva téna hóneryassë. ... Is...
Hi all, I decided a while back that for my portfolio submission into the OSU School of Music's composition program, I would do a vocal piece written in...
... (and ... Hi Abby, ... The genitive article would probably become _e-_. Doubtlessly you know that _Laurelin_ is Quenya; I assume that you prefer it to the ...
Hi, I got a question, when one is going to express a sentence containing genitive of many items. Ho should one express oneself? Is there a particle for "of" to...
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Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Jul 17, 2006 4:20 pm
It is my pleasure to announce a new project on my site. This time, it again involves less scholarly work. I have tried to compile an introduction to Adunaic in...
Impressive, most impressive. Some thoughts: - I noticed you've probably written words with Helge's article as source; however in the still-online version of...
It has been suggested on Elfling (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/elfling/message/33074) that a Dunlendish language would have heavy real-world influence in...
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Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Jul 19, 2006 9:35 pm
Thanks for the feedback, that was pretty much what I was hoping for :-) ... I usually worked from SD wit Helge's article open, but as experience shows, I am...
... Remember, however that most languages -- such as the phonetically resembling modern spoken Arabic -- have several dialects (as probably did Ancient ...
... Would'nt it rather be _YAW* > yô*_ since _ô < *aw_. OTOH since ideally want *three* consonants it may be _YAWAZ*_ although I do find it a bit lame to ...
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Thorsten Renk
trenk@...
Jul 20, 2006 1:28 pm
Thanks to fellow Elflingers I now have a copy of Lalaith's grammar. There are some differences to Helge's interpretation of the text. Some of them will...
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Roma
elvellon@...
Jul 22, 2006 2:54 am
Hello everyone, I have a kind of 'theory' that two seemingly contradicting meanings of Q _aista-_ (H. Fauskanger states in his dictionary that one of them is ...
