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Hello! I am working on customizing a door. The idea is to have a border of characters (I have space for 51) I am thinking Cirth, but maybe Tengwar.
What I am looking for is a translation of:
into Quenya ideally, and/or Sindarin (just for fun)
and then transcribed into Cirth and carved by me...
I am wanting the phrase, "Baruk Khazâd! Khazâd ai-mênu!" - Khuzdul ("Axes of the Dwarves! The Dwarves are upon you!") - English
put into Cirth runes or possibly neo-Khuzdul runes for a tattoo. I attached what I could come up with using appendix E in Return of the...
Hi everyone. I'm looking for anyone who can tell me how to write my son's name, Thorin, in Dwarven Cirth Runes. Specifically the Mode of Erebor. From what I've seen, different dwarven clans used different versions of Cirth for themselves and Im looking for the Mode of Erebor since Thorin is an...
From what I understand, Tengwar was the basic written alphabet for all of Middle-Earth's languages. The Cirth, however, was created by the elves for use with inscriptions because it was made almost entirely of straight lines which made it easier to inscribe onto metal, stone, or wood. Does this...