elvish

This is mostly idle curiosity, but I haven't found (and possibly this is due to my impatience with research) a definitive answer in how one should go about constructing names in either of these incomplete languages. I find both to be lovely languages, though I admit I am partial to Quenya for...

Do you know if there is any Sindarin class here because I can't find it

Hi guys, I would like to translate the words nyarro or nyadro into quenya signs, I tried it myself and failed completely. If you can help me yourself or know where I may ask for help it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

I wonder how, and generally, which of the languages is harder?

Hi. i have some trouble on translating quenya. i would like to translate this simple sentence in quenya: Please love me but im rather confused with the verbs and imperatives. is it right to translate it in quenya; anye mele, mecin am i right? if i were wrong, please correct me

Hello everybody, I know that it may not be common to post it as a first thread but thanks for reading this. I decided to make a tattoo in which I would like to include a tribute which is important to me. That is why I would like to translate "Everglow" (which is a Coldplay song) in Quenya...

Can someone help me translate the following fragments from Tolkien's poem The Little House of Lost Play: Mar Vanwa Tyalieva into Quenya : 1. You and I [?Elyë ar nin/ “to You and me”: elyenen at ninna] 2. In the old days…[?Auri andassen…] 3. …now long gone by [?...sí andë pan öa...

Hi, I’m looking for Quenya translator for a passage from my favorite poet for my tattoo. Can anyone recommend it? Thank you so much.

Years ago I found the name “lugien” on the internet, but I can’t find it anymore. I made a research and find out that the suffixes “ien” means “daughter of” and “lhug” means snake. Can I put the name as lhugien? Is it right? Thanks anyway.

Good evening Tolkien community, please can an elfish expert get in touch with me? I have letter a close friend wrote me and I need it translated... I would be so grateful x Can someone help me! I was written a letter in elfish... by a close friend... have tried to translate.. really desperate...

Can somebody translate this sentence? -Tangado haid! -ae le mellon, kan ammen atar a emel en Elrond

Hello all, mae govannen, I hope you all are doing well and are ready for a somewhat lengthy post! 😊 First off, you need to know the difference between the two types of Elvish I will be covering in this post and the next, Sindarin and Quenya. Sindarin: Sindarin is the Elvish I speak, and write...

Alright ladies and gents, I'm trying to get a ring engraved for an old friend. Here are the notes I've come up with thus far. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to look this over and tell me how accurate I was before I change it over into script. Thank you so much! "May you not wander...

We all know that Sam's rope burns Gollum (many seem to say this is because Gollum is evil, but some say that it's because he's been connected to the Ring for as long as he has.) Would the rope have the same effect on an orc (because, as we know, orcs are evil) as it did on Gollum?

There are certain gender indications in Tolkien's Elvish languages what comes to names. For example, "-el", "-iel" or "-wen" (maid) suffixes are often considered as feminine: Nerdanel, Galadriel or Arwen. "-ion" suffix is most definitely masculine, meaning "son of": Ingwion is "son of Ingwë"...

Hello. I love Tolkien's Middle Earth. And I want to learn everything about his universe. I'm still trying to learn the history, races and languages of Arda. As a person who loves languages and knows Turkish (as native language), English, a little bit Persian, German and Arabic; I want to learn...

Are there elvish maids or farmers? If not, who waits the table of the elvish aristocracy? Who grows the wheat for their bread? Who washes the dishes? It's somehow hard to imagine Elrond baking his own bread and washing the dishes after the meal.

My one isn't a very important Problem, but I wanted to find out the answer by Qwenya mode, to make the Vowel come after the Consonant, the Tethar goes on the Tengwar, and to make it before, it goes under... ...But in cases like "nyä" you use to put the Númen and two dots to rapresent the...

Hi again, mae govannen! I have taken this pronunciation guide directly from the back of one of Tolkien's books, I can't remember which one exactly, it's been a while since I wrote it down. Hope this helps! Consonants C always has the value of k, never of s; thus Celebros is ‘Kelebros’, not...