Hello! I've noticed this list is pretty slow compared to what I am used to, so might as well spice it up! I want to know what everybody thinks about this. What...
... Hi Reinaldo, its nice to see that Quenya brings all the world together! :) (like Esperanto intended) ... Ah Adunaic, a secret love of mine... the fullest...
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in the article of the Faculte des Etudes Elfiques about the history of the languages, there is a chart about the evolutions and dialects, which contains...
Hm.. is anything known about the etymology of the word "edregol"? according to me, it contains the prefix "et-" and the active participle "-ol".. the meaning...
It seems that Tengwar could be in the "real"world be based on Cirth or
like alphabet, but also some influences from Arabic or Indian (East
India) Sanskrit and...
since we have an example like nisse > nis, then why do we still have words like lasse, quesse and esse in late 3rd Age instead of *las, *ques and *es? this...
I have a question. I know that pronominal suffixes '-re/-ro' make preceeding vowel long. So, if I can express the meaning 'She comes back'(aorist), should I...
i have the impression that vanyarin, lindarin and earlier noldorin plurals in -ai shouldnt be written with _yanta_, simply because their origin isn't AY, but...
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Aiya Elfling! I recently translated a Korean poem, 'the cliff'(cheolbyeok in Korean). Perhaps it looks like a word-play. but I like this poem very much. O,...
... In my opinion, ceredir is from cared+dîr where cared = "making" (as cabed = "leaping, a leap"). Cf. also feredir "hunter" whose plural is faradrim....
I am a rank beginner. I just joined and this is my first post. Ruth Noel's book tells me to add -r to make a plural for the verb third-person. While -met...
... Because you mention my website I want to answer your question. The PDF file is still there (at http://www.lordoftherings.net) - simply click an entry about...
There's a reference to a pdf available from the movie site that was mentioned at http://www.elvish.org/gwaith/movie.htm . . . however, I have been unable to...
Who created this!? http://www.creator.org/ What the!? http://www.wcotc.com/revm/ They even have an email list! creativity-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Another...
I made the name 'Glaerdir', meaning poem-maker or bard, I want to keep 'Glaer' there, but I'm wondering if -dir is correct? should the 'd' change or another...
Dear Friends Welcome to "The Silmarillion in Elvish Project" which is an attempt to translate fragments of "The Silmarillion" by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien into...
In the context of a discussion in talk.bizarre I recently composed the following, which may be of interest: "Corma i firiníssen Corma a carcar rilerenyë ...
Gnomish or _i-lam na-Ngoldathon_ is a very early (c. 1917) stage of the Celtic-like Tolkien's language that later (c. 1951) became Sindarin. In the "Gnomish...
Crebain is the Sindarin word for a type of crow found in the southern Misty Mountains, Fangorn Forest and Dunland. Its singular is very likely _craban_, as is...
... -ui has probably a variety of origins. In the case of annui, I think it is simply Eldarin *andûyâ > Old Sindarin andûia > S annui. It might be from...
David Kiltz wrote: [quote] ... One of several nominal endings. I don't know how to define its semantic content more precisely, but we have takse 'nail', tupse...
Hello! Begging your pardon, but I have a little question about one name: Annatar. What are the word that makes this compound? They are "anna" and "atar", with...
A guy asked me what is the origin of the Sindarin adjectival ending _-ui_ (eg in "annui" in the King's Letter). I had to confess I don't know, but said...
So I'm trying to trranslate the phrase "So Mote it Be" and I'm thinking that I'll have to use "Be it So" but the thought occured that perhaps just "Nai," be it...
We've pretty well covered 'ry' and 'ly' in Quenya, but how about 'rw' and 'lw' in Sindarin? I'm trying to do a family tree and am stuck on two names: 'Elwing'...
Aiya! How should PE _-tl-_ (like in _*et-lelya_) act in Quenya? Should it become _-lt-_ like _-tk-_ > _-kt-_ > _-ht- in _ehtele_? Same question about _-dr-_...
