Hello all I have a question regarding writing Sindarin in tengwar in the mode of Beleriand, that is with the vowels indicated by tehta. When writing " in +...
First, hi to you all :) I'm new member of group, hovever I was anonymously reading for a lnog long time. Sorry for my rather bad english. My friend ask me to...
I'm still working on Tennyson's The Lady of Shalott, and came upon a difficult line: "The gemmy bridle glittered free" And I can find no way to reconstruct...
Greetings All Today's Sunday Times here in the UK has a special Hobbit film magazine coverage which online includes several videos. One by one of The Hobbit...
I saw that Parma Eldalamberon #19 has information about Talika's phonology. How much is there? To what extent could we find or work out a table of phonemes?...
Howdy, Does anyone know of a list that shows which forms in David Salo's _Gateway to Sindarin_ are derived by Salo and are not attested in Tolkien's own...
There! I've added a version of Hebrews to my Neo-Quenya New Testament: http://folk.uib.no/hnohf/nqnt.htm One tricky word is "ash". I used *_litte_ as a...
I am tinkering with a draft for Hebrews in my Neo-Quenya New Testament -- it would be a major addition, the third longest letter. Incidentally, I agree with...
Le hannon pfstrack a Tamas. I'll study your answers carefully and get back to you :) Just out of curiosity, from your answers, it seems Quenya is your "go-to" ...
Mae Govannen to everyone. This is my first email here -- hope first of many :) I've started recently to look at (I don't dare yet to say study) Tolkien's ...
I started playing Lord of the Rings Online about 2 years ago and have made 3 elven characters. I came up with names for them that sounded to me as if they...
tatjana" <bondarenko.tatjana@...> wrote regarding Quenya influence on ... "R (and does that mean that the attested verb CUINAR ("they live") would have been...
Thanks for feedback regarding the root LOK. ... though in the Etymologies it was glossed "great serpent, dragon". In one place (PE17/160) its derivative Q....
I was translating my brother's name into elvish, (it wasn't on the lists the group so helpfully provided). In Hebrew his name means The Lord Healeth. I took...
Hi! Not long ago appeared the question on this list, wondering how much of Tolkien's linguistic works are still unpublished. For example, can anyone tell if...
Here it is: http://www.realelvish.net/phrasebook.php I know that it is gigantic and a lot to ask of anyone, but I want to make sure that I got this right. (or...
The Neo-Quenya New Testament (NQNT) project marches on with two more Pauline letters, 1st Timothy and Philemon: http://folk.uib.no/hnohf/nqnt.htm - HKF...
Has anyone seen the new issue of Parma Eldalamberon that was announced a little while back? I do plan to order a copy eventually, but from the description...
On the Name "Cardolan"; This is a name, that to my knowledge, has never been fully explained in any of the narrative or philological texts of Tolkien. There is...
Mae g'ovannen, mellyn! It's been a long time, yet I felt again the nagging need to try my hand at Quenya composition. And listening to Galadriel's Lament with...
Some comments on this translation: I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold, and leaves of gold there grew: _Lassion lirnen, malinë lassion, ar malinë lassi...
Ok, here I go again. This is a "prayer" that I've always liked and on a whim today thought to see if I could come up with a Quenya equivalent. Now, I'm going...
Hi people, long time no see! I've been wondering about these two words that appear in Etym, and I have thoughts nobody seems to have postulated. - First, about...
In the word "Quenya" is the "qu" pronounce "kw" or "kh"? Thank you for solving a a bit of a controversy for me & some friends. Almie, Yvonne Yvonne Van...
The word "minathurie" (using the Old English character 'thorn' for "th") appears in Tolkien's essay on the river names of Gondor (Vinyar Tengwar 42:17). It is...
Aiya meldori eldaiva, Just for the fun of it here is the first part of Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham. some word notes: Nás mara nin "I like it", literally...
Two entirely unrelated thoughts: I originally thought that the word !queren -- cited as querend-, and defined as 'pivot', 'revolving centre' PE17 p. 65 -- was...
On the occasion of my birthday (or whatever) I hereby announce the addition of Second Thessalonians to my list of Neo-Quenya New Testament translations: ...
