Mellonamin,

Below you will find simple grammatical rules and word lists for use in creating elven phrases.

Much effort has been put into making the process as simple as possible. A section on elven roleplay may also be found after the word list. The Grey Companys Elven is a growing language based ‘loosely’

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Lissenen ar’ maska’lalaith tenna’ lye omentuva Lywnis Autumleaf, Tel’Mithrim

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GRAMMAR

1) PLURALS:

* Denoted r, ea, ie, or, io, and oo. Exact choice is left up to the person creating the plural.

* Use -rim to denote great numbers or respect Examples:

nimbrethie = birches

Aredhelrim = elf lords

2) PRONOUNS:

* when used alone pronouns express subjects (amin mela lle - I love you)

* when used in possessive phrases they express possession (melamin - my love) I (my,mine)

amin

him (his)

we, us (ours)

lye

her (hers)

they

ron

she

them (their)

sen

it (its)

this

sina

you (yours)

lle

that

tanya

you(p) (yours-p)

llie

who

3) POSSESSIVE PHRASES:

SIMPLE

Subject:possessor

* Append pronoun to end of object.

* Pluralize noun first.

Examples:

irmo = desire, irmoamin = my desire or irmoieamin = my desires atar = father, atarho = his father

COMPLEX

Subject of Subject:possessor

* Seperate secondary subject (possessed by primary subject) with en from the simple familiar of the primary subject.

Examples:

mela en coiamin

love of the life of I

love of my life

tinu en atarahe

daughter of the mother of her her mother’s daughter SIMPLE NONFAMILIAR OR PROPER

Subject of Possessor

* use when possessor is expressing distance/separation from object or when possessor is proper.

* Seperate subject from possessor with en.

Examples:

mellon en amin

friend of I

my friend (expresses distance)

megil en Lywnis

sword of Lywnis

Lywnis’ sword

4) ADJECTIVES:

* Append to the front of the object/action they are describing.

Examples:

corialote

purple flower

lashae

wide ocean (last 2 ns from lann dropped)

* when expressing intensities (i.e. bright, brighter, brightest) 1) when stem ends in vowel append -n for -er and -nin for -est Examples:

tiri = bright, brightly tirin = brighter tirinin = brightest 2)when stem ends in noun append -in for -er and -inin for -est Examples:

calen = green calenin = greener caleninin = greenest

5) ADVERBS:

* Follows verb in unchanged form.

* Also see intensity rules listed above.

Examples:

cormamin glina tiri

my heart it gleams bright

my heart gleams brightly

i’aredhelrim quene hodo the elf lords they spoke wise the elf lords spoke wisely

6) VERBS:

* Conjugate to past, present, future, conditional with e,a, uva, aya past

-e

present

-a

future

-uva

conditional

-aya

Examples:

amin elee = I saw, amin elea = I see, amin eleuva = I shall see, amin eleaya = I would see

* two or more conjugated verbs may exist in one phrase as long as are not strung together.

* use unconjugated verbs when stringing more than one together Examples:

amin irma quen

I desire to speak

lle delotha mel amin

You hate to love me

* -ing endings are expressed by appending -ad or -ien to the stem if it ends in a noun or - d if it ends in a vowel.

Example:

amin naa tulien a’ i’til

I am coming to the point

* -ed endings are expressed using the past tense conjugation.

Example:

nardane ron kaime e’ i’liavea en’ ilya n’at

entwined they slept in each others arms

7) CREATION OF NEW WORDS

* keep it simple, use portions of other words, and try to remain true to the flowing nature of elven

* before using the words your new words, either post them to the GC private folder entitled Elven Language Discussion, or get written permission from the Keeper of The Dictionary.

* rationalize your derivation, before using the words that you create. If a suitable words for derivation do not exist than make one up keeping in mind simplicity and the nature of elven.

* when taking a noun from a verb stem:

1) conjugate to present form for direct noun (i.e. ele- to see, elea(v) sees, elea(n) sight 2) for a related term, append either o or u to the stem (i.e. eleo - eye) 3) when ascribing the verb to a person, append ar to the stem (i.e. oht-war, ohtar - warrior)

* when creating words from two or more words, append together and drop enough letters from the appendor to avoid cumbersome letter sequences (see below)

8) PHRASE CONSTRUCTION:

* Use subject - verb - object (add adverbs and adjectives as above)

* Phrase questions as statements followed by question maker.

* Words such as a, does, would etc. may be inferred from the context of the phrase.

* When appending pronouns or adjectives, you may drop letters from the appendor in order to eliminate awkward sequences of letters. Examples would be avoiding 3 consonants in a row, 3 vowels in a row, or 2 of the same vowel in a row.

Examples:

Amin mela lle.

I love you.

Lye nuquernuva sen e dagor

We will defeat them in battle

Lle anta yulna en alu?

Do you need a drink of water?

Uma, amin naa fauka.

Yes, I am thirsty

Amin sinta thaliolle e dagor

I know your strength in battle.

More Complex Examples:

Amin lastuva ten’ aredhelamin quena hodo.

I will listen because my lord (elf) speaks wisely Llie tula mellonea, vasa ni yulna en mereth en amin.

Come friends, eat and drink of my feast

Il’quen sinta mellonamin Lywnis?

Does everybody know my friend Lywnis?

Uma, lye sinta he.

Yes, we know him.

WORD LIST

Common To Elvish

Elvish to Common

himy-

(v) to abide by

‘khselee

beholder nwaly-

(v) to ache

‘ksh-

evil

tyar-

(v) to act

-dil

devotion

onot-

(v) to add up

-dil

lover of (append)

himb-

(v) to adhere

-dor

land of (append)

weer-

(v) to agree

-dur

belief

nias-

(v) to ally

-dur

faith

ruth-

(v) to anger

-elle

little

hant-

(v) to appreciate

-ien

-ing

rakt-

(v) to arrive

-men’

place of (append)

host-

(v) to assemble

-nan

valley of (append)

cronh-

(v) to attack

-nen

water of (append)

anid-

(v) to avoid

-ondol

rock of (append)

cuiv-

(v) to awaken

-ril

brilliance of (append)

mast-

(v) to bake

-rim

great number

meiv-

(v) to balance

-ser

fondness toward

kalp-

(v) to bale out

Ah!

dagor-

(v) to battle

are

today

na-

(v) to be

a’

maur-

(v) to be addicted

a’mael

beloved

nost-

(v) to be born

aa’

may

nwalk-

(v) to be cruel

aaye

hail (greeting)

fini-

(v) to be cunning

adanedhel

male elf

amad-

(v) to be foolish

Adaron

lord of trees

seim-

(v) to be gentle

adu

double

valin-

(v) to be happy

Adurant

Double stream

don-

(v) to be like

aegnor

fell fire

nev-

(v) to be near

Aelin-uial

meres of twilight

feinil-

(v) to be selfish

Aerandir

sea wandered

irv-

(v) to be sick

agar

blood

din-

(v) to be silent

agaru

crimson

lenk-

(v) to be slow

agarwaen

blood-stained

tanak-

(v) to be sure

aglar

brilliance

valk-

(v) to be visible

aglareb

glorious

natul-

(v) to become

Aglarond

glittering cavern

on-

(v) to beget

aglon

defile, narrow pass

yest-

(v) to begin

ah-

(v) to rage

dur-

(v) to believe

aha

rage (n)

lungan-

(v) to bend

little

nak-

(v) to bite

short

ninquit-

(v) to bleach

small

tiht-

(v) to blink

ai’

any

tamp-

(v) to block

ai’er

anyone

pust-

(v) to blow

ai’mithe

mouse

kaw-

(v) to bow

aikanaro

hell fire

yulm-

(v) to brand

ailoki

drake

rusv-

(v) to break

ailosacath

snow leopard

suul-

(v) to breathe

aimegil

shortsword

luv-

(v) to brood

aina’

holy

tuim-

(v) to bud

ainast-

(v) to sting

samn-

(v) to build

Ainulindale

music of the Ainur

naar-

(v) to burn

ainur

holy ones

yel-

(v) to call

aira

copper (color)

glak-

(v) to capture

aith

mark

mali-

(v) to care

aiya

oh!

kol-

(v) to carry

akh

duty

ist-

(v) to cast spell, ensorcele

Akh’Faer

Army of Art

atsa-

(v) to catch

akh’faern

mage, Army of Art

tyar-

(v) to cause

Akh’Velahr

Army of Might

gal-

(v) to celebrate

akh’velahrn

soldier, Army of Might

lir-

(v) to chant

ala-

(v) to grow

quor-

(v) to choke

alak-

(v) to rush

dethol-

(v) to choose

alalme

elm

poik-

(v) to clean, cleanse

alasse’

joy

rist-

(v) to cleave, cut

alasse’

merriment

atalt-

(v) to collapse

alata

radiance

tul -

(v) to come

alda

bush

tuul-

(v) to come from

aldeon

avenue of trees

ettul-

(v) to come out

Aldudenie

Lament for the two trees

nai-

(v) to command

Alduya

Thursday

enyal-

(v) to commemorate

ale’

after

mauy-

(v) to compel

ale’quel

front

nur-

(v) to complain

alfirin

small golden flower

baug-

(v) to constrain, withhold

alkar

glory

vas-

(v) to consume

Alkarinque

a star

vor-

(v) to continue

alma

wealth

tur-

(v) to control

almare

bliss

deas-

(v) to cook

alqua

swan

noot-

(v) to count

Alqualond

Swan haven

tuup-

(v) to cover

alta

big

kiris-

(v) to crack

alu

water

kurw-

(v) to craft

Alu’Quessir

sea elves

ont-

(v) to create

aly-

(v) to prosper

tar-

(v) to cross

alya

prosperous

rien-

(v) to crown

alya

rich

rust-

(v) to crumble

alye’

together

nall-

(v) to cry

am’

yet

nirw-

(v) to cushion

am-

(v) to raise

kir-

(v) to cut, cleave

amad-

(v) to be foolish

salk-

(v) to dance

amada

fool

ling-

(v) to dangle

amalda

treetop

very-

(v) to dare

Aman

blessed

wethrin-

(v) to deceive

amandil

cleric

nuquern-

(v) to defeat

amarth

doom

ost-

(v) to defend

amatikse

dot above line of writing

groth-

(v) to delve

ambalcell flagstone

lol-

(v) to deny

amban

hillside

wany-

(v) to depart

ambar

bosom

ostek-

(v) to describe

amin

irm-

(v) to desire

amin

marty-

(v) to destine

amin

myself

gurth-

(v) to die

amir

necklace

fair-

(v) to die naturally

amon

hill

qualm-

(v) to die painfully

amp-

(v) to hook

wann-

(v) to disappear

ampa

hook

oqueni-

(v) to discuss

ampano

hall, wooden

um-

(v) to do

ampenda

uphill

uum-

(v) to do not

amrun

morning

kalp-

(v) to draw water

an(n)

long

kaimel-

(v) to dream

ananta

and yet

yuln-

(v) to drink

anar

sun

lipt-

(v) to drip

Anarriima

a constellation

quorin-

(v) to drown

Anarya

Tuesday

bar-

(v) to dwell

anca

jaws

grod-

(v) to dwell underground

andaith

long mark

piik-

(v) to dwindle

andamunda

elephant

mat-

(v) to eat

andatehta

mark, long (in writing)

hwind-

(v) to eddy

andir

pilgrim

fain-

(v) to emit, send out

ando

gate

luht-

(v) to enchant

Andor

land of gift

pel-

(v) to encircle

Andram

long wall

tyel-

(v) to end

Anduin

long river

termar-

(v) to endure

andune

afternoon

nardan-

(v) to entwine

anfaug

dry

way-

(v) to envelope

anfaug

thirst

orar-

(v) to erode

anfauglir

desert

usin-

(v) to escape

anfauglith

gasping dust

tulk-

(v) to establish

anga

iron (metal)

telt-

(v) to exceed

angband

iron prison

palu-

(v) to expand

anghabar

iron delvings

duil-

(v) to expect

angren

iron (made of)

tain-

(v) to extend

angrenost

iron fortress

quell-

(v) to fade

angrist

iron cleaver

lant-

(v) to fall

anid-

(v) to avoid

car-

(v) to fan

anka

row, of teeth

gorg-

(v) to fear

ankalima

radiant (adj)

tyav-

(v) to feel (physical)

anmegil

longsword

feuy-

(v) to feel disgust

anna

present

nyeer-

(v) to feel grief

Annatar

lord of gifts

quant-

(v) to fill

annon

door

utu-

(v) to find

annun

sunset

tel-

(v) to finish, end

anor

sun

tank-

(v) to fix

anoron

dawn

runy-

(v) to flame

Anoron’Quessir Sunrise Elf

el-

(v) to flank (go around)

ant-

(v) to need

wili-

(v) to float (in air)

anta

face

lut-

(v) to float (in water)

antha

watchful

ulund-

(v) to flood

anto

mouth

rink-

(v) to flourish

antoando

lip

sir-

(v) to flow

anwa

actual

rip-

(v) to fly

anwa

real

khil-

(v) to follow, obey

apanonar

men (the after born)

soor-

(v) to follow, track

apsa

herb

poldor-

(v) to force

ar’

and

tamin-

(v) to forge

ar-

royal

demad-

(v) to forget

ar-

noble

leith-

(v) to free

aran

king

hilkin-

(v) to freeze

aranion

kingsfoil (a plant)

faug-

(v) to gape

Aratar

the exalted

sangan-

(v) to gather

arato

champion

erde-

(v) to germinate

arauka

swift (adj)

tiuy-

(v) to get fat

Arda

Earth

on-

(v) to give

ardhon

county, province

glin-

(v) to gleam

aredhel

noble-elf

tind-

(v) to glint

arfaern

wing leader, Army of Art

mirily-

(v) to glitter

arinya

early

aut-

(v) to go

armar

goods (trade)

thar-

(v) to go athwart

arme’-

noble (f)

kel-

(v) to go away, leave

arme’-

royal (f)

nast-

(v) to gore

arnor

land of the king

turn-

(v) to govern

arrn-

(v) to storm

map-

(v) to grasp

arrna

storm

ala-

(v) to grow

aru

beside

nuur-

(v) to growl

Arvandor

heaven

inty-

(v) to guess

arwen

lady

namb-

(v) to hammer

asc-

(v) to make haste

maht-

(v) to handle

asca

haste (n)

ling-

(v) to hang

ascar

impetuous

mart-

(v) to happen

assa

hole

cron-

(v) to harm

assa

opening (n)

deloth-

(v) to hate, abhor

astald

brave

cael-

(v) to have

astald

valiant

fallan-

(v) to heal

asto

dust

kunb-

(v) to heap, pile

torso

ten-

(v) to hear

atalan

down fallen

ur-

(v) to heat

atalt-

(v) to collapse

qalum-

(v) to heave, throw

atani

men (the second people)

riim-

(v) to hem

ataque

construction

gund-

(v) to hew

atar

father

nurt-

(v) to hide

atara

mother

kwar-

(v) to hold

atendea

year (leap)

tess-

(v) to hold onto

athrad

ford

unk-

(v) to hollow out

atost

armor

amp-

(v) to hook

atsa-

(v) to catch

estel-

(v) to hope

atse’

herself

ngwaw-

(v) to howl

atso’

himself

far-

(v) to hunt

atta

hort-

(v) to hurry

atta

two

kaly-

(v) to illuminate

atya’

same

naus-

(v) to imagine

atyar

peer

oblet-

(v) to imprison

au’

again

suil-

(v) to incite

aul-

(v) to invent

pand-

(v) to include

aula

invention

aul-

(v) to invent

aure

sunlight

riht-

(v) to jerk

aut-

(v) to go

yanw-

(v) to join

avaene

without

lakwen-

(v) to joke

avahaire

remote

lem-

(v) to journey

avanooti

numberless

piry-

(v) to juice

avar-

(v) to refuse, decline

turs-

(v) to kindle

avara

refusal

miqul-

(v) to kiss

avari

unwilling

tamn-

(v) to knock

awr-

(v) to pain

sint-

(v) to know

dead

naini-

(v) to lament

baelnorn

undead elven family defender

lips-

(v) to lather

band

prison

lal-

(v) to laugh

bar-

(v) to dwell

lirill-

(v) to lay

bara

dwelling (n)

cor-

(v) to lead

barad

tower

talt-

(v) to lean, slope

baru

brown

halt-

(v) to leap

baug-

(v) to constrain, withhold

istim-

(v) to learn

bauga

restraint

lemb-

(v) to leave behind

beika

excessive

tain-

(v) to lengthen

bel-

(v) to move

sulp-

(v) to lick

beleg

mighty

lapsa-

(v) to lick frequently

beleg

strong

ris-

(v) to lie (falsehood)

belthil

divine radiance

kea-

(v) to lie down

beme

trumpet

kail-

(v) to lie in bed

beth

word

me’-

(v) to light

braga

explosion

last-

(v) to listen

bragol

sudden

coi-

(v) to live

bragollach

explosion

yelt-

(v) to loathe

brethil

silver birch

mily-

(v) to long for

brilthor

water fall

ma-

(v) to look, glance

brith

gravel

mel-

(v) to love

buar-

(v) to provoke

lov-

(v) to lower

burro’

vassal

rwal-

(v) to lust

cabed

cliff, precipice

karn-

(v) to make

cael-

(v) to have

asc-

(v) to make haste

cair

boat

karnel-

(v) to make love

Cala’Quessir

High Elf

tur-

(v) to master, overmaster

calen

green

lest-

(v) to measure

calen’loki

green dragon

oment-

(v) to meet

calma

lamp

hab-

(v) to mine

cam

hand

palp-

(v) to mix

Cam’Wethrin

Thief

yaiw-

(v) to mock

car-

(v) to fan

bel-

(v) to move

carad

red

ulmul-

(v) to mumble

carad’loki

red dragon

ulm-

(v) to mutter

Caradhras

redhorn

ess-

(v) to name

carak

fang

oront-

(v) to nap

carak

tooth

kwentr-

(v) to narrate, tell a story

carnim

pink

ant-

(v) to need

cartel

rose

naut-

(v) to oblige

caryave

apple

pant-

(v) to open

cath

cat

paly-

(v) to open wide

cebir

stake

thang-

(v) to oppress

celeb

silver

awr-

(v) to pain

celeb’loki

silver dragon

waan-

(v) to pass

Celeb’Quessir

silver elves

leneem-

(v) to permit

Celebrant

silverlode

eht-

(v) to pierce, spear

celebreth

diplomacy, sweet talk

simp-

(v) to pipe (musical)

celebrin

silver like

tyal-

(v) to play

Cermie

July

ng’and-

(v) to play a harp

chebin

kept

saes-

(v) to please/pleasure

chil

heir

hyar-

(v) to plow

circa

sickle

kallasil-

(v) to polish

cirdan

shipwright

nor-

(v) to populate

cirith

cleft

hary-

(v) to posses

cirya

galley (ship)

her-

(v) to possess power

coi-

(v) to live

ulu-

(v) to pour, flow

coia

life (n)

lait-

(v) to praise

coiasira

time

kyerm-

(v) to pray

coiavano

phase

erk-

(v) to prick

coimas

life bread

tait-

(v) to prolong

coir-

(v) to stir

aly-

(v) to prosper

collo

cloak

var-

(v) to protect

cor-

(v) to lead

buar-

(v) to provoke

cora

leader

tuk-

(v) to pull

coria

purple

roit-

(v) to pursue

corm

heart (feeling)

tyen-

(v) to quench

coron

mound

ah-

(v) to rage

creos-

(v) to welcome

ros-

(v) to rain

creoso

welcome

am-

(v) to raise

cron-

(v) to harm

ngw-

(v) to reach out

cronh-

(v) to attack

parm-

(v) to read

bow (weapon)

not-

(v) to reckon

cuar

archer

usquen-

(v) to reek

cuiv-

(v) to awaken

avar-

(v) to refuse, decline

cuiva

awakening (n)

mary-

(v) to rejoice

cul

golden-red

fain-

(v) to release

curu

skill

rin-

(v) to remember

dae

shadow

nark-

(v) to rend

daedeloth

land of the dead

taty-

(v) to repeat

dagnir

bane

nanquen-

(v) to reply

Dagor NelWiit’iri PVP

est-

(v) to rest

dagor-

(v) to battle

entul-

(v) to return

dagora

battle (n)

suyoll-

(v) to revive

dal

foot

dun-

(v) to rise

dalnya

footprint

rom-

(v) to rise

kelum-

(v) to rise (tide only)

deanam

possible

mist-

(v) to roam

deas-

(v) to cook

nuor-

(v) to roll

deasar

chef, cook

toop-

(v) to roof

del-

(v) to worry

harn-

(v) to rule

deloth-

(v) to hate, abhor

rim-

(v) to run

delotha

abhorrence, hatred

alak-

(v) to rush

demad-

(v) to forget

lung-

(v) to sag

deno’

upon

talal-

(v) to sail

desiel

ready

ramb-

(v) to scream

dethol-

(v) to choose

neek-

(v) to see vaguely

dhaeraow

traitor

ele-

(v) to see, behold

di’thang

slave

map-

(v) to seize

din-

(v) to be silent

tult-

(v) to send for

dina

silent

tu-

(v) to serve

diol-

(v) to thank

pany-

(v) to set

dol

head

nuut-

(v) to set (sun or moon)

dolen

hidden

haly-

(v) to shade

doltelme

hood

kant-

(v) to shape

dome

night, darkness

wain-

(v) to sheath

don-

(v) to be like

miul-

(v) to shed

draug

wolf

sil-

(v) to shine

night, dimness

yel-

(v) to shout

duil-

(v) to expect

girith-

(v) to shudder

duilar

expectations

lind-

(v) to sing

duin

river

salp-

(v) to sip

dulin

bird

ham-

(v) to sit

dun-

(v) to rise\cell

norolind-

(v) to skip (feet)

dur-

(v) to believe

kiriss-

(v) to slash

e’

ndengin-

(v) to slay

e’a

into

kaim-

(v) to sleep

ear

sea

fir-

(v) to smell (the sense)

ear’loke

sea serpent

yuul-

(v) to smolder

Ear’Quessir

Sea Elf

neum-

(v) to snare, catch

earcalen

sea-green

yarr-

(v) to snarl

earendil

half-elves

los-

(v) to snow

earka

spine

waht-

(v) to soil, dirty, stain

earsira

tide

hiraeth-

(v) to sorrow

earuile

vine

lamy-

(v) to sound

echor

fence

rend-

(v) to sow

ed’

tint-

(v) to sparkle

edain

men

quen-

(v) to speak

edainme

woman

tenkel-

(v) to spell (words)

edan

man

mon-

(v) to spend

edhel

elf

puit-

(v) to spit

eht-

(v) to pierce, spear

sank-

(v) to split

ehta

spear (n)

palu-

(v) to spread

ehtar

spearman

pint-

(v) to spread out

ehte

puncture(n)

qua-

(v) to squeak

ehtele’

spring (season)

ainast-

(v) to sting

eile

else

holm-

(v) to stink

eina

happiness

coir-

(v) to stir

eithel

well

nit-

(v) to stoop

eket

sabre

tamp-

(v) to stop

ektele

fountain

arrn-

(v) to storm

el-

(v) to flank (go around)

rany-

(v) to stray

elda, elena

of the stars

lenn-

(v) to stretch

eldalie

elven folk

pelekt-

(v) to strike

Eldamar

Elvenhome, Evermeet

helt-

(v) to strip

ele-

(v) to see, behold

hir-

(v) to study

elea

sight (n)

onde-

(v) to succumb/give up

elear

visionary

farn-

(v) to suffice

eledhwen

elven light

quoro-

(v) to suffocate

elee

eye

yal-

(v) to summon

Elemmiire

a star

tolk-

(v) to support

elen

star

inty-

(v) to suppose

elendil

elf friend (informal)

solor-

(v) to surge

elendili

elf friends

fios-

(v) to surprise

Elenya

Monday

luk-

(v) to swallow

eligre

ecstasy

siruluan’aty-

(v) to sway

eligri

ecstatic

vest-

(v) to swear, promise

elin

pool

tuiy-

(v) to swell

eller

there

hwiny-

(v) to swirl

elmare

rapture

san-

(v) to take

emyn

hills

tukali-

(v) to tangle

look (exclamation)

lam-

(v) to taste

en’

sakkat-

(v) to tear, rip

ened

middle

nyar-

(v) to tell

enedwaith

middle-folk

diol-

(v) to thank

enga

except

tups-

(v) to thatch

engwar

ill

now-

(v) to think

ennorath

middle-lands

fauk-

(v) to thirst

enque

nard-

(v) to tie

enquie

week

nwalm-

(v) to torment, sadden

ento

ungwal-

(v) to torture

entul-

(v) to return

maink-

(v) to trade

enyal-

(v) to commemorate

harm-

(v) to treasure

ephel

outer fence

tintil-

(v) to tremble

quern-

(v) to turn

one

quing-

(v) to twang

erchamion

one-handed

rangw-

(v) to understand

erda

deserted

magh-

(v) to use

erde-

(v) to germinate

olvann-

(v) to vanish, lose

ere’

only

fan-

(v) to veil

ereb

alone

quain-

(v) to wail

ereb

lonely

feith-

(v) to wait

ered

seed

van-

(v) to walk

Ered Lithui

Ashen Mountains

triall-

(v) to walk

ereg

thorn

ran-

(v) to wander

eresse

solitude

mern-

(v) to want

erin

remains

oht-

(v) to war

erk-

(v) to prick

urn-

(v) to warm

Eru

Correlon Larethian, the One

tir-

(v) to watch over, guard

eruumea

outer (adj)

lann-

(v) to wear

erya

single (adj)

yery-

(v) to wear out

eska

home

vair-

(v) to weave

ess-

(v) to name

ver-

(v) to wed

essa

name (n)

ni-

(v) to weep

est-

(v) to rest

creos-

(v) to welcome

esta

rest (n)

pirukend-

(v) to whirl

estanesse

firstborn

luss-

(v) to whisper

estel

(v) to hope

tury-

(v) to wield (weapon)

estela

hope (n)

hest-

(v) to wither

estolad

camp

moot-

(v) to work, toil, labor

ethir

spy

del-

(v) to worry

etsir

river mouth

onoir-

(v) to worship

ette

outside

harw-

(v) to wound

ettelen

foreign

wait-

(v) to wrap

ettul-

(v) to come out

tengw-

(v) to write

faarea

enough

yang-

(v) to yawn

faernaa

circle leader, Army of Art

lav-

(v) to yield, allow, grant

faernae

half-wing leader, Army of Art

-ien

-ing

faerne

sphere leader, Army of Art

faerniir

ring leader, Army of Art

kainen

faernil

half-circle leader, Army of Art

laar

1000 paces (distance)

faernos

half-sphere leader, Army of Art

minque

faika

contemptible

ratse

fain-

(v) to emit, send out

atta

fain-

(v) to release

nelde

fair-

(v) to die naturally

kinta

falas

line of surf

lempe

fallan-

(v) to heal

enque

fallaner

healer

otso

falma

wave

tolto

falmar

waves

nerte

falmarin

nymph

Anarriima

a constellation

falqua

pass in mountains

Menelmakar

a constellation

falquan

halberd

Soronuume

a constellation

fan-

(v) to veil

Telumendil

a constellation

Fangorn

tree-beard

Wilwarin

a constellation

fanya

veil

Alkarinque

a star

far-

(v) to hunt

Elemmiire

a star

fara

hunt (n)

Karnil

a star

farea

sufficient

Luinil

a star

farim

prey

Lumbar

a star

farn-

(v) to suffice

Neenar

a star

fasse

shaggy lock (hair)

Nierninwa

a star

faug-

(v) to gape

delotha

abhorrence, hatred

fauk-

(v) to thirst

thaur

abominable, abhorrent

fauka

thirst (n)

uuve

abundance, abundant

fea

spirit

mandu’

abyss

Feanor

spirit of fire

quentale

account

feinil-

(v) to be selfish

thar

across

feith-

(v) to wait

tyaro

actor

fela

cave

anwa

actual

fenda

threshold

laike

acute

feuy-

(v) to feel disgust

wea

adult

fhaor

tribute

kotumo

adversary

filit

small bird

sornion

aerie

fimbrethil

twig

ale’

after

finde

tress

hildor

after-comers, followers

findl

hair, lock of

andune

afternoon

fine

larch tree

au’

again

fini-

(v) to be cunning

thar

against

fion

wine

tyaro

agent

fios-

(v) to surprise

tyelka

agile

fir-

(v) to smell (the sense)

qualme

agony

firimar

mortal

weera

agreement (n)

foa

hoard

Ah!

for

north

vilya

air

forenya

northern

sereg

ale

formaite

dexterous

kuila

alive

formaite

right-handed

ilya

all

forya

right (side)

niasa

alliance

fuin

gloom

sha

almost

fuumella

poppy

tarasse

aloft

gal-

(v) to celebrate

ereb

alone

gala

celebration (n)

tengwanda

alphabet

gandele

continuous

vithel

also

gaur

werewolf

korda

altar

gaya

awe, dread

yaara

ancient

gil

star

ar’

and

giliath

stars

ananta

and yet

girith-

(v) to shudder

rutha

anger (n)

giritha

shudder

kelvar

animals, living things, nature

gladden

iris

ai’

any

glak-

(v) to capture

ai’er

anyone

glaka

captive

caryave

apple

glamhoth

din-horde, orcs

Viresse

April

glin-

(v) to gleam

cuar

archer

glina

gleam (n)

Val’istar

Archmage

gollo

mantle

ranqui

arm

gon

rock

atost

armor

gor

dread

hosse

army

gorg-

(v) to fear

Akh’Faer

Army of Art

gorga

fear (n)

Akh’Velahr

Army of Might

gorgorath

horror

pelu

around

gorgorath

terror

pilin’

arrow

goth

enemy

pilininge

arrow, flight of

goth

foe

vee’

grod-

(v) to dwell underground

orosta

ascension

groda

underground dwelling (n)

lith

ash

groth-

(v) to delve

Ered Lithui

Ashen Mountains

grotha

delving (n)

lorna

asleep

guina

undead

Sereg’wethrin

Assassin

guinauruloki

dracolich

otorno

associate

gul

sorcery

ie’

guldur

magical weave

yallume

at last

gund-

(v) to hew

teret

auger

gurth-

(v) to die

Urime

August

gurtha

death (n)

yavie

autumn

gwaith

people

aldeon

avenue of trees

hab-

(v) to mine

kuile

awake

haba

mine

cuiva

awakening (n)

hae-

far

gaya

awe, dread

haime

habit

pelekko

haiyasse

distance

lapse’

babe

hala

minnow

laito

baby

halatir

kingfisher

n’alaquel

back

halda

shadowed

umarth

bad-luck, ill fated

halla

tall

meiva

balance

haloisi

sea, stormy

koron

ball

halt-

(v) to leap

dagnir

bane

haly-

(v) to shade

lindar

bard

halya

shade (n)

rudh

bare, bald, barren

ham-

(v) to sit

porm

bark (tree)

hama

chair

haudh

barrow, mound

hama

seat

dagora

battle (n)

handa

intelligent (adj)

luth

bay

handasse

intelligence

sii

beach

handele

intellect

morko

bear (animal)

hant-

(v) to appreciate

spanga

beard

hanwa

male

kolindo

bearer

har

south

vanima

beautiful

haran

king

vanim

beauty

haranye

last year of century

ten’

because

harenya

southern

rath

bed

harm-

(v) to treasure

neldor

beech

harma

treasure

n’ala

before

harn-

(v) to rule

yesta

beginning (n)

harna

ruler (n)

‘khselee

beholder

harw-

(v) to wound

-dur

belief

harwa

wound (n)

nyelle

bell

hary-

(v) to posses

kumba

belly

haudh

barrow, mound

a’mael

beloved

her

lok

bend, loop

hers

nuin

beneath

heera

principal (adj)

aru

beside

helda’

naked

between

heledh

glass

Minhiriath

between the rivers

helevorn

black glass

tar

beyond

helin

violet (flower)

thar

beyond, distant

helka

icy

tulma

bier

helkelimbe

icicle

alta

big

helma

skin

nimbreth

birch

helt-

(v) to strip

dulin

bird

henneth

window

nosta

birth

her-

(v) to possess power

mor

black

heren

fortune (luck)

morgul

black arts

herenya

fortunate

mor’loki

black dragon

heru

lord

helevorn

black glass

hessa

withered (adj)

piukka

blackberry

hest-

(v) to wither

moore

blackness

hiise

fog

morthond

blackroot

hildor

after-comers, followers

tano

blacksmith

hilkin-

(v) to freeze

hyanda

blade

him

cool

megilindir

bladesinger

himb-

(v) to adhere

megilindar

bladesingers

himba

sticky (adj)

telme

blanket

himbar

glue

urya

blaze

himy-

(v) to abide by

Aman

blessed

hin

child

almare

bliss

hini

children

agar

blood

hir-

(v) to study

agarwaen

blood-stained

hiraeth-

(v) to sorrow

lokte

blossom

hirao

student

motto

blot

hisie

mist

luin

blue

Hisime

November

luin’loki

blue dragon

hith

misty

laiquaninwa

blue-green

him

pano

board

his

cair

boat

holm-

(v) to stink

quenat

body

holma

odor

verya

bold

hoon

heart (organ)

nnar’

bone

hoopa

harbor (n)

parma