Monday
parth
sward
uuvanimo
monster
parymo
scroll
indo
mood
paur
fist
ithil
Moon
pel-
(v) to encircle
Ithil’Quessir
Moon Elf
pela
encirclement
isilme
moonlight
pelekko
ax
ner
more
pelekt-
(v) to strike
amrun
morning
Pelennor
fenced land
firimar
mortal
peltas’
pivot
atara
mother
pelu
around
coron
mound
penda
inclined (upward slope)
orod
mountain
pende
declivity (downward slope)
nienor
mourning
peredhel
half-elven
ai’mithe
mouse
peredhil
half elf
anto
mouth
periannath
hobbits
sai-
much
perya
half
hui
murk
piik-
(v) to dwindle
huiva
murky
pilin’
arrow
tuo
muscle
pilininge
arrow, flight of
lindale
music
pinnath
ridges
Ainulindale
music of the Ainur
pinque
thin
ulma
muttering
pint-
(v) to spread out
amin
myself
pio
cherry
takse
nail
piosenna
holly tree
helda’
naked
pirukend-
(v) to whirl
essa
name (n)
piry-
(v) to juice
kwentra
narrator (n)
pirya
juice
lenwa
narrow
piukka
blackberry
imlad
narrow valley
poik-
(v) to clean, cleanse
nengwea
nasal
poika
clean
seorsa
nature
poika
pure
morlin
navy-blue
polda
burly
neva
near
poldor-
(v) to force
yat’
neck
poldora
strength, brute force
amir
necklace
pole
oat
lisyul
nectar
pore
flour
natse
net
porm
bark (tree)
qual
neutral
puit-
(v) to spit
qualentie
neutral-person
pust-
(v) to blow
winya
new
putta
stop (punctuation)
winyar
newbie
puurea
discolored
ento
next
qalum-
(v) to heave, throw
dome
night, darkness
qua-
(v) to squeak
du
night, dimness
quain-
(v) to wail
tindomerel
nightingale
quaina
wailing (n)
n’uma
no
qual
neutral
ar-
noble
qualentie
neutral-person
arme’-
noble (f)
qualm-
(v) to die painfully
aredhel
noble-elf
qualme
agony
uuner
nobody
quant-
(v) to fill
raun
noise
quanta
full
raumo
noise, of a storm
quel
good
suu
noise, of wind
quelie
waning (adj)
sanya
normal
quell-
(v) to fade
for
north
quella
fade, fading (n)
forenya
northern
quen-
(v) to speak
nengwi
nose
quena
speech (n)
il-
not
quenat
body
N’Shanesti
not elf friend
quendi
speakers
N’Tel’Quess
not of the people (drow & others) quenta history
n’-
not, not of
quentale
account
Hisime
November
quentele
sentence
sii’
now
quern-
(v) to turn
nooti
number
quesse
feather
hosti
number, large
quesset
pillow
hostain
numbered
quessir
people (elves)
avanooti
numberless
quettasundolie
etymology
rimba
numerous
quing-
(v) to twang
NelWiitiri
NW’s and NWA’s
quingatelko
bow-legged
falmarin
nymph
quor-
(v) to choke
nomo
oak
quorin-
(v) to drown
lindornea
oaks, a stand of
quoro-
(v) to suffocate
pole
oat
raa
lion
vesta
oath
raama
wing (n)
nulla
obscure (adj)
raamavoite
winged
mordo
obscurity
raava
riverbank
luu’
occasion
raavea
roaring (adj)
shae
ocean
ragwe
fathom (6 feet)
Marquelie\cell October
Rah’Edan
Centaur
holma
odor
raika
wrong (adj)
en’
of
rais
peaks
tel’
of the
rakka
claw
elda, elena
of the stars
rakt-
(v) to arrive
aiya
oh!
ram
wall
laive
ointment
ramb-
(v) to scream
iant
old
ran-
(v) to wander
lumna
ominous
rana
wander
no’
on
randa
century
yaluumesse
once upon a time
ranga
pace (distance)
er
one
rangw-
(v) to understand
o’
one (subj)
rangwa
understanding (n)
neithan
one who goes without
ranqui
arm
erchamion
one-handed
rant
course
ere’
only
rany-
(v) to stray
no’a
onto
ras
peak
assa
opening (n)
rashwe
trouble
thanga
oppression (n)
rass
horn (mountain)
ri’
or
rast
shore
kuluina
orange (color)
rath
bed
kuluma
orange (fruit)
rato
soon
orqu
orc
ratse
12
n’at
other
rauko
demon
lye
our
raumo
noise, of a storm
n’e
out
raun
noise
eruumea
outer (adj)
ravenne
lioness
ephel
outer fence
re
day
ette
outside
re
she
urnai
oven
re’na
while
vanwa
over (past)
reena’
edge
luurea
overcast
rem
mesh
taruku
ox
rend-
(v) to sow
ranga
pace (distance)
rhovanion
wilderness
naikelea
painful
rhun
east
nim’ohtar
paladin
rhunenya
eastern
iska
pale (adj)
ri’
or
niphred
pallor
riel
garland
morambath
panther
rien-
(v) to crown
ontaro
parent
rig
wreathe
kirma
part (n)
riht-
(v) to jerk
falqua
pass in mountains
riim-
(v) to hem
tarna
passage
riima
hem (n)
mele
passion
rilma
glittering light
wanwie
past (time) (n)
rim-
(v) to run
men
path
rimba
frequent
rimbor
paw
rimba
numerous
seere
peace
rimbe
crowd
ras
peak
rimbor
paw
rais
peaks
rimde
host (army)
nimphel
pearl
rin-
(v) to remember
sarnie
pebbles
rina
memory (n)
atyar
peer
ringa
damp
gwaith
people
Ringare
December
quessir
people (elves)
ringwe
cold
numenore
people of the west
rink-
(v) to flourish
valilnore
people of valar
rip-
(v) to fly
leneema
permission (n)
ripa
flight (n)
sintar
person of knowledge
ris-
(v) to lie (falsehood)
nibin
petty
risa
lie (falsehood) (n)
coiavano
phase
rist-
(v) to cleave, cut
laika
piercing (adj)
rista
cut (n)
kunba
pile (n)
ro
he
andir
pilgrim
roch
horse
tarma
pillar
Rochand, Rohan
land of horses
quesset
pillow
Rohirrim
horse riders
tankil
pin
roina
ruddy
thon
pine tree
roit-
(v) to pursue
carnim
pink
rokko
horses
simpa
pipe (musical)
rom
sound of horns
simpetar
piper
rom-
(v) to rise
sungwa
pitcher
roma
uprising (n)
peltas’
pivot
romba
horn (musical)
yamen’
place
romen
sunrise
-men’
place of (append)
ron
their
lad
plain
ron
they
Lithlad
plain of ashes
rond
great hall
olva
plant
rond
vaulted roof
taratost
platemail (king body fortress)
ronyo
fox
nikym
platoon leader, Army of Might
rooma
shoulder
seasu
pleasant
roota
tube
seasa
pleasure
ros-
(v) to rain
saipio
plum
rosa
rain
lirit
poem
rosse
dew
til
point
rudh
bare, bald, barren
tulwe
pole (n)
ruin
flame-red
malo
pollen
ruin
red flame
loeg
pond
runda
driftwood
elin
pool
runy-
(v) to flame
tyulusse
poplar tree
runya
flame (n)
fuumella
poppy
russe
coruscation
nora
population
rust-
(v) to crumble
deanam
possible
rusv-
(v) to break
sama
post (n)
rusva
broken
kentano
potter
ruth-
(v) to anger
val
power
rutha
anger (n)
laita
praise (n)
ruukina
disordered
kyerma
prayer
rwal-
(v) to lust
anna
present
saes-
(v) to please/pleasure
yana
previous
sai-
much
farim
prey
sai-
very
taren
prince
saipio
plum
tarien
princess
sakkat-
(v) to tear, rip
heera
principal (adj)
sal’
still
band
prison
salk-
(v) to dance
obleta
prison cell
salka
dance (n)
tumna
profound
salma
lyre
minda
prominent
salp-
(v) to sip
vesta
promise (n)
salpua
bowl
alya
prosperous
salque
grass
vara
protection (n)
sama
post (n)
ehte
puncture(n)
samanar
builder
poika
pure
sambe
room, chamber
coria
purple
samn-
(v) to build
saura’
putrid
samna
building(n)
Dagor NelWiit’iri
PVP
san’
then
kosta
quarrel (bolt)
san-
(v) to take
tari
queen
sanda
firm
tyene
quenched
sanga
crowd
tekil
quill pen
sanga
throng
wainole
quiver (for arrows)
sangan-
(v) to gather
alata
radiance
sank-
(v) to split
ankalima
radiant (adj)
sanya
normal
vene
raft
sanya
regular
aha
rage (n)
sanye
law
rosa
rain
sapsa
grave
timpe
rain, misty drizzle
sara
wheat
ninniach
rainbow
sarko
flesh
taur’ohtar
ranger, woodsman
sarkuva
corporeal
elmare
rapture
sarn
small stone
tearc
rare
sarnie
pebbles
nyano
rat
sarpsa
meat
desiel
ready
sarqua
fleshy
anwa
real
sarquindi
cannibal
carad
red
satulwe
standard (flag)
carad’loki
red dragon
saura’
foul
ruin
red flame
saura’
putrid
Caradhras
redhorn
saurikumba
foulbellied
liske
reed
seasa
pleasure
avara
refusal
seasu
pleasant
meena
region
seere
peace
sanya
regular
seere
repose
erin
remains
seim-
(v) to be gentle
avahaire
remote
Seldarine
gods
seere
repose
selen
cousin
esta
rest (n)
seler’
sister
bauga
restraint
selu
magical arts
alya
rich
sen
them
pinnath
ridges
seorsa
nature
forya
right (side)
sereg
ale
formaite
right-handed
Sereg’wethrin
Assassin
korma
ring
serinde
seamstress
faerniir
ring leader, Army of Art
sgiathatch
dragon
yatost
ringmail
sha
almost
duin
river
Sha’Quessir
elf friend (Formal)
etsir
river mouth
shaalth
lieutenant, Army of Might
raava
riverbank
shae
ocean
malle’
road
shee
fairy
raavea
roaring (adj)
sii
beach
waima
robe
sii’
now
karneambara
robin
siirima
liquid
gon
rock
sikil
knife
-ondol
rock of (append)
sil-
(v) to shine
toopa
roof
silma
starlight
telda
roof, having a
simp-
(v) to pipe (musical)
sambe
room, chamber
simpa
pipe (musical)
thond
root
simpetar
piper
cartel
rose
simpina
flute
korima
round
sina
this
teema
row
sinome
here
anka
row, of teeth
sint-
(v) to know
ar-
royal
sinta
knowledge (n)
arme’-
royal (f)
sintar
person of knowledge
iriador
ruby (gemstone)
sintar
sage
roina
ruddy
sir-
(v) to flow
harna
ruler (n)
sira
flow (n)
kerta
rune
sira
stream (n)
eket
sabre
Sirannon
gate stream
nwalma
sadness (n)
siril
creek
varna
safe
siruluan’aty-
(v) to sway
nyaare
saga
solor-
(v) to surge
sintar
sage
solos
surf
atya’
same
soor-
(v) to follow, track
litse
sand (n)
sornion
aerie
Valanya
Saturday
Soronuume
a constellation
parymo
scroll
spanga
beard
ear
sea
suil-
(v) to incite
EarQuessir
Sea elf
suilpar
soup
Alu’Quessir
sea elves
sul
wind
ear’loke
sea serpent
Sulime
March (month)
hylama
sea shell
sulo
goblet
wing
sea spray
sulp-
(v) to lick
Aerandir
sea wandered
sundo
bottom
haloisi
sea, stormy
sungwa
pitcher
earcalen
sea-green
sut
how
maiwe
seagull
suu
noise, of wind
serinde
seamstress
suul-
(v) to breathe
hama
seat
suula
breath (n)
uile
seaweed
suyoll-
(v) to revive
minya
second (not time)
ta
it
oline
secrecy
ta
its
olin
secret
taarie
height
olinima
secretive
tai’
toe
iolaa
section leader, Army of Might
tain-
(v) to extend
ered
seed
tain-
(v) to lengthen
quentele
sentence
taina
extension
Yavannie
September
tait-
(v) to prolong
temar
series
takse
nail
mool
servant
tal
city
tuar
servant (n)
talal-
(v) to sail
tua
service (n)
talan
floor
lantaraana
setting moon
talant
fallen
otso
seven
talar’
ground
halya
shade (n)
talath
tundra
dae
shadow
tallune
sole of foot
lumbule
shadow, heavy
talma
foundation
halda
shadowed
talt-
(v) to lean, slope
wethril
shadowy
talwi
feet
fasse
shaggy lock (hair)
tambaro
woodpecker
kanta
shape (n)
tambe
copper (metal)
maeg
sharp
tamin-
(v) to forge
naik
sharp pain
tamina
forge
re
she
tamn-
(v) to knock
waina
sheath (n)
tamp-
(v) to stop
maama
sheep
tamp-
(v) to block
mavar
shepherd
tampa
stopper
tinechor
shield
tanak-
(v) to be sure
kirya
ship
tangaa
tough
cirdan
shipwright
tangwa
clasp
rast
shore
tank-
(v) to fix
ai
short
tankil
pin
aimegil
shortsword
tankla
brooch
rooma
shoulder
tanna
toward
yela
shout (n)
tano
blacksmith
giritha
shudder
tanwe
device
circa
sickle
tanya
that
laiwa
sickly
tar
beyond
lirva
sickness (n)
tar-
(v) to cross
elea
sight (n)
tara
lofty
tehta
sign
tarambo
stud (n)
tehtar
signs
tarasse
aloft
dina
silent
taratost
platemail (king body fortress)
celeb
silver
taren
prince
brethil
silver birch
tari
queen
celeb’loki
silver dragon
tarien
princess
Celeb’Quessir
silver elves
Tarion
Sunday
celebrin
silver like
tarka
horn (animal)
Celebrant
silverlode
tarma
pillar
lindir
singer
tarna
passage
lindar
singers
taruku
ox
erya
single (adj)
tarya
stiff (adj)
seler’
sister
tathar
willow
curu
skill
taty-
(v) to repeat
maite
skilled
taur
wood (forest)
helma
skin
Taur’Amandil
Druid
menel
sky, day
taur’ohtar
ranger, woodsman
ilmen
sky, night
Taur’Quessir
wood elves
meneluin
sky-blue
Taur’Quessir
Sylvan Elf
ndengin
slain (n)
taure
forest
di’thang
slave
taurea
forested
kaima
sleep (n)
taureliloomea
deep forest shadows
ninde
slender
taurina
wooden
ai
small
taurn
high
filit
small bird
tauron
forester
alfirin
small golden flower
tavar
wood (substance)
sarn
small stone
tea
line, straight (precise)
loki
snake
tearc
rare
yarra
snarling
teema
line
losa
snow (n)
teema
row
ailosacath
snow leopard
teena’
straight
losse
snow white
tehta
sign
nieninque
snowdrop (plant)
tehtar
signs
ikotane
so
tekil
quill pen
lipsa
soap
Tel’
the (when expressing importance)
maksa
soft
tel’
of the
kemen
soil
Tel’Quessir
elves. literally ‘The People’
akh’velahrn
soldier, Army of Might
Tel’Quessir
The People (elves)
tallune
sole of foot
tel-
(v) to finish, end
eresse
solitude
tela
end (n)
utinu
son
tela
finish (n)
lina
song (n)
telco
stem
lindor
songbird
telda
roof, having a
rato
soon
telella
elf, young
gul
sorcery
telimbo
canopy
lamya
sound
telko
leg
rom
sound of horns
tella
hind portion
suilpar
soup
tella
last
har
south
tellare
yesterday
harenya
southern
telluma
vault
tinta
sparkle (n)
telme
blanket
quendi
speakers
telmello
top
ehta
spear (n)
telt-
(v) to exceed
nastar
spearhead
Telumendil
a constellation
ehtar
spearman
telwa
late
quena
speech (n)
temar
series
ista
spell
templa
magic
istalindir
spellsinger
ten’
because
istalindar
spellsingers
ten’
for
mone
spent
ten’oio
forever
faerne
sphere leader, Army of Art
ten-
(v) to hear
liante
spider
tengw-
(v) to write
ungwe
spiders web
tengwa
writing (n)
karakse
spike
tengwanda
alphabet
earka
spine
tengwer
letter (alphabetical)
fea
spirit
tengwesta
grammar
Feanor
spirit of fire
tenkel-
(v) to spell (words)
manu
spirit, departed
tenna’
until
hwan’
sponge
teret
auger
ehtele’
spring (season)
tereva
fine
tuile
spring (water)
termar-
(v) to endure
koire
spring, early
termara
endurance
ethir
spy
tess-
(v) to hold onto
wandil
staff
thalion
dauntless
waen
stained
thang-
(v) to oppress
cebir
stake
thanga
oppression (n)
satulwe
standard (flag)
thar
across
elen
star
thar
against
gil
star
thar
beyond, distant
tindome
star lit
thar-
(v) to go athwart
tingilinde
star, twinkling
thaur
abominable, abhorrent
ithildin
star-moon
thol
helm
silma
starlight
thon
pine tree
tindome
starry evening
thond
root
giliath
stars
thoron
eagle
voronwe
steadfast
tie
direction
tulunka
steady
tiht-
(v) to blink
telco
stem
tikse
dot
vano
step
til
point
olwen
stick (n)
tilion
horned
himba
sticky (adj)
timpe
rain, misty drizzle
tarya
stiff (adj)
tincmaeg
dagger, lit.: metal-pointed
sal’
still
tinco
metal
ondo
stone
tincya
chain, lit.: metal ring(s)
putta
stop (punctuation)
tincyatost
chain-mail
tampa
stopper
tind-
(v) to glint
arrna
storm
tindome
star lit
narn
story
tindome
starry evening
teena’
straight
tindomerel
nightingale
sira
stream (n)
tinechor
shield
malle’
street
tinga
flint
poldora
strength, brute force
tingilinde
star, twinkling
beleg
strong
tint-
(v) to sparkle
tarambo
stud (n)
tinta
sparkle (n)
hirao
student
tintil-
(v) to tremble
ore
sub-conscious
tinu
daughter
neuro
successor
tir-
(v) to watch over, guard
bragol
sudden
tiri
bright
farea
sufficient
tirion
watchtower
laire
summer
tiris
town, walled
anar
sun
tirne
brow
anor
sun
titta
tiny (size)
Tarion
Sunday
tiuka
fat (adj)
aure
sunlight
tiuka
thick
romen
sunrise
tiuko
thigh
Anoron’Quessir
Sunrise Elf
tiuy-
(v) to get fat
annun
sunset
tol
isle
solos
surf
tolk-
(v) to support
palme
surface (n)
tolmen
hill, isolated
tuilindo
swallow (bird)
tolos
knob
nanda
swamp
tolos
lump
alqua
swan
tolto
8
Alqualond
Swan haven
tombo
gong
parth
sward
too’
wool
lisse’
sweet
toop-
(v) to roof
arauka
swift (adj)
toopa
roof
megil
sword
toror’
brother
megilar
swordsman
triall-
(v) to walk
Taur’Quessir
Sylvan Elf
tu-
(v) to serve
Lai’Quessir
sylvan elves
tua
service (n)
ornpirya
syrup
tualka
immovable
narn
tale
tuar
servant (n)
halla
tall
tug
vigor
moile
tarn (mountain lake)
tugea
vigorous
niire
tear (sad, not rip)
tuile
spring (water)
yaana
temple
tuilindo
swallow (bird)
gorgorath
terror
tuim-
(v) to bud
tanya
that
tuiy-
(v) to swell
tupsa
thatch
tuk-
(v) to pull
i’-
the (common)
tukali-
(v) to tangle
Tel’
the (when expressing importance) tulre
tomorrow
Aratar
the exalted
tul -
(v) to come
Tel’Quessir
The People (elves)
tulk-
(v) to establish
ron
their
tulma
bier
sen
them
tult-
(v) to send for
san’
then
tulunka
steady
eller
there
tulwe
pole (n)
ron
they
tum
valley
tiuka
thick
tumba
deep
Cam’Wethrin
Thief
tumbale
valley, deep
tiuko
thigh
tumbo
vale, dark
pinque
thin
tumna
profound
nat’
thing
tumpo
hump
anfaug
thirst
tunga
tight
fauka
thirst (n)
tuo
muscle
sina
this
tups-
(v) to thatch
ereg
thorn
tupsa
thatch
lia
thread (n)
tur-
(v) to control
nelde
three
tur-
(v) to master, overmaster
fenda
threshold
tura
master (n)
langon
throat
ture
mastery (n)
mahalma
throne
turn-
(v) to govern
sanga
throng
turs-
(v) to kindle
imya
through
tursa
kindling
imyan’e
throughout
tury-
(v) to wield (weapon)
Alduya
Thursday
tusture
tinder
earsira
tide
tuul-
(v) to come from
tunga
tight
tuulo’
from
coiasira
time
tuup-
(v) to cover
luume’
time
tyal-
(v) to play
kaurea
timid
tyalie
game (fun)
latuuken
tin (metal)
tyar-
(v) to act
latuukenda
tin, made of
tyar-
(v) to cause
tusture
tinder
tyaro
actor
titta
tiny (size)
tyaro
agent
a’
to
tyav-
(v) to feel (physical)
are
today
tyel-
(v) to end
tai’
toe
tyelka
agile
alye’
together
tyeller
grades
tulre
tomorrow
tyen-
(v) to quench
lambe
tongue
tyene
quenched
carak
tooth
tyulmi
mast
telmello
top
tyulusse
poplar tree
nwalma
torment (n)
ue
fleece
at
torso
uial
twilight
tangaa
tough
uile
seaweed
tanna
toward
uin
whale
barad
tower
ujere
dull
minas
tower
ulm-
(v) to mutter
ostar
town
ulma
muttering
tiris
town, walled
ulmul-
(v) to mumble
mainka
trade (n)
ulu-
(v) to pour, flow
mainkar
trader
ulund-
(v) to flood
dhaeraow
traitor
ulundo
deformed
inge
trajectory
um-
(v) to do
liquis
transparent
uma
yes
neuma
trap
umarth
bad-luck, ill fated
harma
treasure
umbar
fate
orn
tree
undome
evening
Laurelin
tree found in Evermeet
ungue
hollow
Fangorn
tree-beard
ungwal-
(v) to torture
amalda
treetop
ungwe
spiders web
finde
tress
unk-
(v) to hollow out
neltil
triangle
ur-
(v) to heat
hostar
tribe
ura
heat (n)
fhaor
tribute
ure
large
nibin
trite
Urime
August
rashwe
trouble
urn-
(v) to warm
beme
trumpet
urna
warmth
roota
tube
urnai
oven
Anarya
Tuesday
urnu
warm
talath
tundra
urra
hot
yanta
tunnel
uruite
fiery
mindon
turret (of castle)
uruloki
dragon
karka
tusk
urya
blaze
fimbrethil
twig
usin-
(v) to escape
uial
twilight
usquen-
(v) to reek
atta
two
utinu
son
uu-
un-
utu-
(v) to find
ilterendi
unbreakable
uu-
un-
guina
undead
uum-
(v) to do not
baelnorn
undead elven family defender
uuner
nobody
nu
under
uuranor
fiery sun
morinuin
Underdark
uuvanimo
monster
groda
underground dwelling (n)
uuve
abundance, abundant
rangwa
understanding (n)
vaasa
consumer
iluov
universe
vair-
(v) to weave
man-
unmarred
vaira
weave
n’tyene
unquenched
vairar
weaver
tenna’
until
val
power
avari
unwilling
Val’istar
Archmage
de
up
Valanya
Saturday
ampenda
uphill
valasse
divinity
deno’
upon
valilnore
people of valar\cell
roma
uprising (n)
valin-
(v) to be happy
horme
urgent
valk-
(v) to be visible
lye
us
valya
divine authority
maara
useful
van-
(v) to walk
nal
vale
vanim
beauty
tumbo
vale, dark
vanima
beautiful
astald
valiant
vano
step
tum
valley
vanwa
over (past)
-nan
valley of (append)
vanya
fair
tumbale
valley, deep
var-
(v) to protect
kaane
valor
vara
protection (n)
burro’
vassal
varda
exalted
telluma
vault
varna
safe
rond
vaulted roof
vas-
(v) to consume
fanya
veil
vasa
food (n)
sai-
very
ve’
like
lakil
victor
vee’
as
lakilea
victory
vene
dish
tug
vigor
vene
raft
tugea
vigorous
ver-
(v) to wed
earuile
vine
vera
wedding (n)
orme
violence
verne’
wife
helin
violet (flower)
vernien
coast, beach
wenesse
virginity
verno’
husband
elear
visionary
veru’
married pair
ooma
voice
very-
(v) to dare
ia
void
verya
bold
quaina
wailing (n)
veryien
daring
ram
wall
vest-
(v) to swear, promise
rana
wander
vesta
matrimony
quelie
waning (adj)
vesta
oath
ohta
war (n)
vesta
promise (n)
urnu
warm
vie’
manhood
urna
warmth
vieme’
womanhood
ohtar
warrior
vilya
air
antha
watchful
Viresse
April
tirion
watchtower
vithel
also
alu
water
vor-
(v) to continue
brilthor
water fall
voronda
faithful
-nen
water of (append)
voronwe
steadfast
neenuvar
waterlily
waan-
(v) to pass
nenda
watery (adj)
waani
goose
falma
wave
waara
dirty
falmar
waves
waen
stained
liiko
wax
waht-
(v) to soil, dirty, stain
men
way
waima
robe
lye
we
wain-
(v) to sheath
alma
wealth
waina
sheath (n)
vaira
weave
wainole
quiver (for arrows)
vairar
weaver
wait-
(v) to wrap
vera
wedding (n)
wandil
staff
Isilya
Wednesday
wann-
(v) to disappear
enquie
week
wanwa
gone
nia
weeping (n)
wanwa
lost (adj)
creoso
welcome
wanwie
past (time) (n)
eithel
well
wany-
(v) to depart
gaur
werewolf
way-
(v) to envelope
numen
west
wea
adult
numenenya
western
wea
manly
nin
wet
ween
freshness
uin
whale
weer-
(v) to agree
mani
what
weera
agreement (n)
sara
wheat
wen
maiden
norn
wheel
wendele
maidenhood
iire
when
wenesse
virginity
manke
where
wenya
fresh
man
which
wethril
shadowy
re’na
while
wethrin-
(v) to deceive
nim
white
wethrina
deceit (n)
nim’loki
white dragon
wili-
(v) to float (in air)
nimras
white horn, Unicorn
Wilwarin
a constellation
ya
who
wilwarin
butterfly
mano
whose
winde
grey, pale (adj)
mankoi
why
windele
loom
lann
wide
wing
foam
verne’
wife
wing
sea spray
merka
wild
winya
new
rhovanion
wilderness
winyar
newbie
kaivokalma
will-o’-the-wisp
ya
who
tathar
willow
yaa
former
sul
wind
yaana
holy place
henneth
window
yaana
temple
fion
wine
yaara
ancient
raama
wing (n)
yaare
former days
arfaern
wing leader, Army of Art
yaavan
harvest
raamavoite
winged
yaawe
gully
hrive
winter
yaiw-
(v) to mock
nomin
wisdom
yal-
(v) to summon
noldo
wise
yallume
at last
kuruni
witch
yaluumesse
once upon a time
yassen
with
yamen’
place
hessa
withered (adj)
yana
previous
yassene
within
yang-
(v) to yawn
avaene
without
yanta
tunnel
istar
wizard
yanw-
(v) to join
draug
wolf
yarr-
(v) to snarl
edainme
woman
yarra
snarling
vieme’
womanhood
yassen
with
taur
wood (forest)
yassene
within
tavar
wood (substance)
yat’
neck
Taur’Quessir
wood elves
yatost
ringmail
taurina
wooden
yatta
isthmus
tambaro
woodpecker
Yavannie
September
too’
wool
yave
fruit
beth
word
yavie
autumn
palurin
world
yee
eek!
harwa
wound (n)
yel-
(v) to call
rig
wreathe
yel-
(v) to shout
tengwa
writing (n)
yela
shout (n)
raika
wrong (adj)
yelt-
(v) to loathe
yen
year
yelta
loathing
atendea
year (leap)
yen
year
malina
yellow
yerna
decrepit
uma
yes
yery-
(v) to wear out
tellare
yesterday
yest-
(v) to begin
am’
yet
yesta
beginning (n)
lle
you
yeste’
first
llie
you all
yulm-
(v) to brand
llie
you all’s
yuln-
(v) to drink
nessa
young
yulna
drink (n)
lle
yours
yuul-
(v) to smolder
nesse
youth
yuula
ember
nessima
youthful
yuuyo
both
Roleplaying Aids
Story of the elves:
There are many creation stories of how the elven race came about. Elves and magic originated close to the same time, and it was only later that the creation of humans, dwarves and other lesser races came about. Although interesting, the following is where we are at today as this world often becomes a confusing place.
There are four primary branches of the elven race, most common being the high elves, then gray and wood elves and unfortunately, dark, drow elves. Elves tend to be a bit slimmer than most humans, and depending upon variety, either taller or shorter than humans, but rarely an average height. They do not have facial hair. (Although some elves have been seen with beard disguises, <not popular with our sword master>) The spoken language is one that is as flowing as a melodic brook. An elf may live to be older than 1,200
years and is generally about 130 before he earns the stature of being accepted as mature by other elves. It is very rare, if ever, that an elf is ever known to pass from this life due to the wearing of years. Before that happens, they become compelled to depart the realms of men. Where they go is uncertain.
Elves are generally not evil, with few exceptions such as the drow. Most would be considered neutral as the world is seen more as gray or a balance of good and evil, life and death. Often times there will be a tendency to lean towards being good, just because of the caring of others and nature.
Elves are quite handsome and have a greater appreciation for natures beauty, dancing and singing. Their humor is clever, as well as is their song and poetry.
As compared to human and dwarves, elves are generally brave and not foolhardy. Their common drink is, unless of course a good Fey wine would happen to be available <sometimes even a poor one if given the choice of ale> that of mead, preferably heated to a blood warm temperature. Drinking to the excess is uncommon, although there are times when a bit of Fey wine or a bit of Dwarven spirits are misjudged. Ale is a very uncommon and somewhat bitter beverage. However some of us have traveled so much with the dwarven clan, a slight taste has been acquired in order to become a gracious acceptor of an offered mug.
Relationships with humans is often times distant. Whether it is by choice or that a human is often hasty, indecisive, and comparatively short lived is questionable. Dwarves are competent allies and some make good friends, but they have different lifestyles that are not generally compatible with elves. Elves do not care for the caverns, caves or mines that our dwarf neighbors are so fond of.
To some other races, elves are sometimes considered aloof, snooty and frivolous and have personalities that are impossible to fathom. In fact they are not, perhaps because of their longevity. Elves have learned the benefits of patients before passing judgment and take time before making judgments. This is also why the waiting period before acceptance into the Grey Company is generally one month. For an elf to not even have patience that long sometimes shows traces of having spent to much times with the other races and their values.
Although they do not make friends easily, elves consider oftentimes associates and friends as near equals.
An elf-friend is a very close, dear and honorary title that is difficult to earn and given to those who are stoic, honorable and follow many elven ways. Likewise, an enemy of the elves is never forgotten, especially the evil ones of the woods.
All and all it becomes apparent why the elves have always endured throughout the years and are the most superior of races. With values, pure hearts, respect, honor and closely held blood ties, the elven race will continue far long after man has gone.
Elven holidays
Yenearsira - Winter Solstice, the Elven new year. A day of rebirth.
Sheelala - A day of games and practical jokes celebrated in early spring.
Ehtele’mele - Vernal equinox. A week of romance and song.
Faradome - Summer Solstice. A celebration of the battle between Corellon and Gruumsh One-Eye.
A night of orc hunting.
Yavieba - Autumnal equinox. A week of reflection and a time to remember those who have left this world.
Most important decisions and judgments are made during this week.
Favorite Elven Wines
Saerloonian Glowfire-pale wine, luminous, taste reminiscent of pears.
Saerloonian Topaz-yellow amber wine w/ nutty quality and bold fruit overtones.
Mead -sweet wine of fermented honey.
Elverquisst- a ruby-colored liquor magically distilled from sunshine and rare summer fruits. Utterly smooth, the liquor is nonetheless flecked with gold and has an iridescence of both color and flavor. It is highly prized at all times, but in the autumn rituals it is savored as if it is the gift of one final, perfect summer day.
Evermead-THE elven mead, imported from evermeet. The one to which all others are compared and found wanting
Clarry-table wine blend sweetened w/ honey and spices.
Arabellan Dry-fine red wine, very dry woodsy overtones and a slight berry taste.
Berdruskan Dark-heavy sweet and burning, almost black, HIGH alcohol content.
Morimatra-a spiced wine favored by the Drow.
Other Items Of Interest
Kholiast-elven card game consisting of a 1000 card deck, dice and a very difficult method of counting points. A high elf favorite.
Shalaquin-long necked elven instrument, plucked or strummed string tension is controlled by a ratcheting wheel.
The Grey Company
GUILD MOTTO: With the ancient is wisdom; and in lengths of days understanding.
Captain:
Thranduil Graywolf
Lieutenant:
Nalynn
Priest:
Strongbow Firehand
Swordmaster: Riklaun Saambria
Chronicler:
Brisid Celemegil
MEMBERSHIP:Approximately 30 Elves
STATUS:
Private
REQUIREMENTS:
Non evil and of Elven Blood.
GUILD GOALS:
The Grey Company represents Elven interests here, particularly the security of Yew as a port of call for Elven vessels. The company provides an Elven society, forming friendships among the Elves here, bestowing upon those worthy the titles of Elflord (Aredhel or Etriel), and titling the most esteemed outsiders Elf-Friend. The company encourages Elven role-playing, adventures, and battle, and provides a resource for Elven information.
HISTORY:
Founded in the fall of 1992 in the lands around Neverwinter, the Grey Company was sanctioned in December of that year, then attained Private Status one year later. The Company strives to incite exciting adventures and roleplaying.
THE ELVEN WAY:
All eves follow the way- “No Elf shall do intentional harm to another Elf, and except in a case where an Elf acts with malicious intent, he shall be helped by other Elves.” This pact protects all those of Elven blood. Any Elf found to be in violation of the Way through action or inaction shall be cast out (N’Tel Quess).
PVP:
Most Grey Company Elves do not engage in PVP, preferring to adventure to the unknown reaches of the world peacefully. Of course, there are notable exceptions. In all things, the Company encourages each Elf to decide for themselves where they will stand, then stand there proudly.
APPLICATION PROCESS:
Prospective members must complete the following: 1) Post an application containing a role playing history in the Guild public folder.
2) Spend time with the elves of the Company, be it adventuring or drinking in an Inn.
3) Obtain the sponsorship of a current member of the Grey Company.
If your application is accepted, you will be granted private access to the guild hall.
HONORS:
Elves who show particular talents or perform certain duties beyond expectations are granted titles.
Professional Honors
Warrior - Ohtar
Wizard - Istar
Healer - Amandil
Rogue - Wethril
Performance Honors
Elflord - Aredhel
Elflady - Etriel
Scout - Ethir
Golden Warrior - ArOhtar
Golden Eagle - ArTauron
Scholar - Sintar
Contributors:
Lywnis Autumnleaf
Othar, Istar, Wethril, Sintar, Ethir
Arrow Landsrest
Aredhel, Sintar
CarnalDave
Aredhel, Captain
Wild Wil
Aredhel
Culindar
Aredhel
Thranduil Graywolf
Aredhel, Ethir, Ar’Ohtar, Ar’Tauron
Coriadae
Ohtar
Riklaun Sambria
Bladesinger, Swordsmaster
Elenlanta Ranar
Wal i’Atya
Aule
Laerithil Irithyl
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