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Maranwe_Daughterof_Elrond
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on: June 01, 2017 04:42
Ah, wow... well thank you either way.
shurikrai
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on: June 27, 2017 11:01
My friend sent this to me and i'd really like to know what it says. Not sure if it's Quenya or Sindarin or just Elvish gibberish.
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Lokyt
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on: June 27, 2017 11:59
No meaning at all, I'm sorry. These are just some random characters put together.
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on: July 12, 2017 03:29
Perhaps someone can help me... I can look up words, but putting together sentences is beyond my understanding. I would want it to be correct and I am not very good with languages. Looking for a translation for the phrase:

"I am my beloveds and my beloved is mine."

Of course I understand some things don't translate exact. Thanks very much for your time.

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on: August 09, 2017 08:57
May I have a translation of "Civilization" and "civilized."
leggal
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on: August 16, 2017 09:42
Hello old friends! I was hoping someone could check this out and let me know if it actually translates to the word "always."

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on: September 14, 2017 08:49
Would anyone be able to check this translation of The Riddle of Strider for me please? I believe it's in Tengwar but I'd love if so one could confirm how accurate it is

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on: September 16, 2017 11:24
St1cky8 said:Would anyone be able to check this translation of The Riddle of Strider for me please?
Well...
1) It's not a translation, the text is still in English. It's a transcription.
2) Not happy to say it, but the transcription is not correct at all. Elvish letters represent sounds, not characters of other alphabets (Latin in this case), so what you have here would read like "ahl thaht is gohld doh ehs noht glit tehr" etc.
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on: November 08, 2017 11:14

Hey! May be you can help me.
Right now i am translating Tolkiens poem "Shadow-bride" to Quenya and Sindarin.

Can someone make me the correct Sindarin translation of:

"There was a man who dwelt alone"

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on: February 10, 2018 06:58
Greetings.

Been a while since last I posted a request. We are working on another concert theme for LOTRO on the Laurelin server (music lovers that we are, and RPing elves of course).

This time something epic, and demanding a good title. We were thinking in the direction of capturing the war of the elves throughout Beleriand and 2nd age, like you would write a book titled "The Wars of the Elves", elves here as a group/nation of people, and the wars treated individually.

Giving it a thought, I came up with the followoing attempt "I Oeth en-Ellath", is this a good approximation of the theme above?

/Ealendil

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on: April 24, 2022 11:27
Could anyone confirm these Sindarin translations of the following:
1) my daughter's names converted to Sindarin: Wren --> Aewiel (Bird-Daughter), Sage --> Saeleth (Wise Girl)

2) "in the end the darkness is a small thing" --> "Mi i methed i dúath bach niben". But with mutation, I was told it would be "Mi i vethed i dhúath vach niben"
(also, side comment, does anyone know if mutations are reflected in tengwar script? Like would I transcribe "v" instead of "m" in methed?)

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on: June 15, 2023 11:00
Hi Everyone!

I was trying to translate “There is always hope” into Tengwar but the automatic translators (as you probably know) typically translate the English phonetically. So I was trying to translate it first into Sindarin.

I came up with “ennas na ui estel,” is that right?

Thank you so much!
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on: August 24, 2023 10:35
bekster129 said:
I was trying to translate “There is always hope” into Tengwar but the automatic translators (as you probably know) typically translate the English phonetically. So I was trying to translate it first into Sindarin.

I came up with “ennas na ui estel,” is that right?


Either that, or more shortly with hair ui estel (impersonal *hair < *khirjā "one finds" ). AFAIK, the present tense of "to be" (i.e. "is, are" ) can be left untranslated similar to Hebrew and Russian, so one can drop the word nā̆.

[Edited on 08/25/2023 by Elhath Reborn]
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on: August 24, 2023 10:59
Doc_Octorok said:Could anyone confirm these Sindarin translations of the following:
1) my daughter's names converted to Sindarin: Wren --> Aewiel (Bird-Daughter), Sage --> Saeleth (Wise Girl)


I see no issue with these.


2) "in the end the darkness is a small thing" --> "Mi i methed i dúath bach niben". But with mutation, I was told it would be "Mi i vethed i dhúath vach niben"


I'm not 100% sure that translating "in the end" word-for-word into Sindarin would not constitute a slightly excessive Modern Anglicism. Perhaps rather say erin methed "at the end-moment" or ab vethedath "after (all) ends" for "ultimately, in the end"?


(also, side comment, does anyone know if mutations are reflected in tengwar script?


I would imagine so.

[Edited on 08/25/2023 by Elhath Reborn]
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