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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 Company’s Elven is a growing language based 'loosely' on the elven found throughout JRR Tolkiens works. As we strive to nurture its growth, all input is encouraged and appreciated.
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) |
ho |
we, us (ours) |
lye |
her (hers) |
he |
he |
ro |
they |
ron |
she |
re |
them (their) |
sen |
it (its) |
ta |
this |
sina |
you (yours) |
lle |
that |
tanya |
you(p) (yours-p) |
llie |
who |
ya |
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 n’s 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'ranquie en' ilye 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 ho.
Yes, we know him.
WORD LIST |
Common To Elvish |
Elvish to Common |
himy- |
(v) to abide by |
a |
Ah! |
nwaly- |
(v) to ache |
a' |
to |
tyar- |
(v) to act |
a’re |
today |
onot- |
(v) to add up |
aa' |
may |
himb- |
(v) to adhere |
aaye |
hail (greeting) |
weer- |
(v) to agree |
adanedhel |
male elf |
lav- |
(v) to allow, yield, grant |
Adaron |
lord of trees |
nias- |
(v) to ally |
adu |
double |
ruth- |
(v) to anger |
Adurant |
Double stream |
onsint- |
(v) to answer |
aegnor |
fell fire |
hant- |
(v) to appreciate |
Aelin-uial |
meres of twilight |
rakt- |
(v) to arrive |
Aerandir |
sea wandered |
utune- |
(v) to ask |
agar |
blood |
host- |
(v) to assemble |
agaru |
crimson |
cronh- |
(v) to attack |
agarwaen |
blood-stained |
anid- |
(v) to avoid |
aglar |
brilliance |
cuiv- |
(v) to awaken |
aglareb |
glorious |
mast- |
(v) to bake |
Aglarond |
glittering cavern |
meiv- |
(v) to balance |
aglon |
defile, narrow pass |
kalp- |
(v) to bale out |
ah- |
(v) to rage |
dagor- |
(v) to battle |
aha |
rage (n) |
na- |
(v) to be |
ai |
little |
maur- |
(v) to be addicted |
ai |
short |
nost- |
(v) to be born |
ai |
small |
nwalk- |
(v) to be cruel |
ai' |
any |
fini- |
(v) to be cunning |
ai'er |
anyone |
amad- |
(v) to be foolish |
aikanaro |
hell fire |
seim- |
(v) to be gentle |
ailoki |
drake |
valin- |
(v) to be happy |
ai'loki |
faerie dragon |
don- |
(v) to be like |
ailosacath |
snow leopard |
nev- |
(v) to be near |
aimegil |
sword, short |
feinil- |
(v) to be selfish |
ai'mithe |
mouse |
irv- |
(v) to be sick |
aina' |
holy |
din- |
(v) to be silent |
ainast- |
(v) to sting |
lenk- |
(v) to be slow |
Ainulindale |
music of the Ainur |
tanak- |
(v) to be sure |
ainur |
holy ones |
valk- |
(v) to be visible |
aira |
copper (color) |
natul- |
(v) to become |
aith |
mark |
on- |
(v) to beget |
aiya |
oh! |
yest- |
(v) to begin |
akh |
duty |
dur- |
(v) to believe |
Akh'Faer |
Army of Art |
lungan- |
(v) to bend |
akh'faern |
mage, Army of Art |
nak- |
(v) to bite |
Akh'Velahr |
Army of Might |
ninquit- |
(v) to bleach |
akh'velahrn |
soldier, Army of Might |
tiht- |
(v) to blink |
ala- |
(v) to grow |
tamp- |
(v) to block |
alak- |
(v) to rush |
pust- |
(v) to blow |
alalme |
elm |
kaw- |
(v) to bow |
alasse' |
joy |
yulm- |
(v) to brand |
alasse' |
merriment |
rusv- |
(v) to break |
alata |
radiance |
suul- |
(v) to breathe |
alda |
bush |
luv- |
(v) to brood |
aldeon |
avenue of trees |
tuim- |
(v) to bud |
Aldudenie |
Lament for the two trees |
samn- |
(v) to build |
Alduya |
Thursday |
naar- |
(v) to burn |
ale' |
after |
yel- |
(v) to call |
ale'quel |
front |
glak- |
(v) to capture |
alfirin |
small golden flower |
mali- |
(v) to care |
alkar |
glory |
kol- |
(v) to carry |
Alkarinque |
a star |
ist- |
(v) to cast spell, ensorcele |
alma |
wealth |
atsa- |
(v) to catch |
almare |
bliss |
tyar- |
(v) to cause |
alqua |
swan |
gal- |
(v) to celebrate |
Alqualond |
Swan haven |
lir- |
(v) to chant |
alta |
big |
quor- |
(v) to choke |
alu |
water |
dethol- |
(v) to choose |
Alu'Quessir |
sea elves |
poik- |
(v) to clean, cleanse |
aly- |
(v) to prosper |
rist- |
(v) to cleave, cut |
alya |
prosperous |
atalt- |
(v) to collapse |
alya |
rich |
tul - |
(v) to come |
alye' |
together |
tuul- |
(v) to come from |
am' |
yet |
ettul- |
(v) to come out |
am- |
(v) to raise |
nai- |
(v) to command |
amad- |
(v) to be foolish |
enyal- |
(v) to commemorate |
amada |
fool |
mauy- |
(v) to compel |
a'mael |
beloved |
nur- |
(v) to complain |
amalda |
treetop |
baug- |
(v) to constrain, withhold |
Aman |
blessed |
vas- |
(v) to consume |
amandil |
cleric |
vor- |
(v) to continue |
amarth |
doom |
tur- |
(v) to control |
amatikse |
dot above line of writing |
deas- |
(v) to cook |
ambal |
flagstone |
noot- |
(v) to count |
amban |
hillside |
tuup- |
(v) to cover |
ambar |
bosom |
kiris- |
(v) to crack |
amcar |
morning glory (flower) |
kurw- |
(v) to craft |
amin |
I |
ont- |
(v) to create |
amin |
me |
tar- |
(v) to cross |
amin |
myself |
rien- |
(v) to crown |
amir |
necklace |
rust- |
(v) to crumble |
amon |
hill |
nall- |
(v) to cry |
amon norsa |
hill giant |
nirw- |
(v) to cushion |
amp- |
(v) to hook |
kir- |
(v) to cut, cleave |
ampa |
hook |
salk- |
(v) to dance |
ampano |
hall, wooden |
ling- |
(v) to dangle |
ampenda |
uphill |
very- |
(v) to dare |
amrun |
morning |
wethrin- |
(v) to deceive |
an(n) |
long |
nuquern- |
(v) to defeat |
ananta |
and yet |
ost- |
(v) to defend |
anar |
sun |
groth- |
(v) to delve |
Anarriima |
a constellation |
lol- |
(v) to deny |
Anarya |
Tuesday |
wany- |
(v) to depart |
anca |
jaws |
ostek- |
(v) to describe |
andaith |
long mark |
irm- |
(v) to desire |
andamunda |
elephant |
marty- |
(v) to destine |
andatehta |
mark, long (in writing) |
gurth- |
(v) to die |
andir |
pilgrim |
fair- |
(v) to die naturally |
ando |
gate |
qualm- |
(v) to die painfully |
Andor |
land of gift |
wann- |
(v) to disappear |
Andram |
long wall |
oqueni- |
(v) to discuss |
Anduin |
long river |
um- |
(v) to do |
andune |
afternoon |
uum- |
(v) to do not |
anfaug |
dry |
ruw- |
(v) to doubt |
anfaug |
thirst |
kalp- |
(v) to draw water |
anfauglir |
desert |
kaimel- |
(v) to dream |
anfauglith |
gasping dust |
yuln- |
(v) to drink |
anga |
iron (metal) |
lipt- |
(v) to drip |
angband |
iron prison |
quorin- |
(v) to drown |
anghabar |
iron delvings |
bar- |
(v) to dwell |
angren |
iron (made of) |
grod- |
(v) to dwell underground |
angrenost |
iron fortress |
piik- |
(v) to dwindle |
angrist |
iron cleaver |
mat- |
(v) to eat |
anid- |
(v) to avoid |
hwind- |
(v) to eddy |
anka |
row, of teeth |
fain- |
(v) to emit, send out |
ankalima |
radiant (adj) |
luht- |
(v) to enchant |
anmegil |
sword, long |
pel- |
(v) to encircle |
anna |
present |
tyel- |
(v) to end |
Annatar |
lord of gifts |
termar- |
(v) to endure |
annon |
door |
nardan- |
(v) to entwine |
annun |
sunset |
way- |
(v) to envelope |
anor |
sun |
orar- |
(v) to erode |
anoron |
dawn |
usin- |
(v) to escape |
Anoron'Quessir |
Sunrise Elf |
tulk- |
(v) to establish |
ant- |
(v) to need |
telt- |
(v) to exceed |
anta |
face |
palu- |
(v) to expand |
antha |
watchful |
duil- |
(v) to expect |
anto |
mouth |
tain- |
(v) to extend |
antoando |
lip |
quell- |
(v) to fade |
anwa |
actual |
lant- |
(v) to fall |
anwa |
real |
car- |
(v) to fan |
apanonar |
men (the after born) |
gorg- |
(v) to fear |
apsa |
herb |
tyav- |
(v) to feel (physical) |
ar' |
and |
feuy- |
(v) to feel disgust |
ar- |
royal |
nyeer- |
(v) to feel grief |
ar- |
noble |
quant- |
(v) to fill |
aran |
king |
utu- |
(v) to find |
aranion |
kingsfoil (a plant) |
tel- |
(v) to finish, end |
Aratar |
the exalted |
tank- |
(v) to fix |
arato |
champion |
runy- |
(v) to flame |
arauka |
swift (adj) |
el- |
(v) to flank (go around) |
Arda |
Earth |
loks- |
(v) to flex |
ardhon |
county, province |
wili- |
(v) to float (in air) |
aredhel |
noble-elf |
lut- |
(v) to float (in water) |
arfaern |
wing leader, Army of Art |
ulund- |
(v) to flood |
arinya |
early |
rink- |
(v) to flourish |
armar |
goods (trade) |
sir- |
(v) to flow |
arme'- |
noble (f) |
rip- |
(v) to fly |
arme'- |
royal (f) |
khil- |
(v) to follow, obey |
arnfauglith |
sandstorm |
soor- |
(v) to follow, track |
arnor |
land of the king |
poldor- |
(v) to force |
arrn- |
(v) to storm |
tamin- |
(v) to forge |
arrna |
storm |
demad- |
(v) to forget |
arrna norsa |
storm giant |
leith- |
(v) to free |
arrnek |
hail storm |
hilkin- |
(v) to freeze |
aru |
beside |
faug- |
(v) to gape |
Arvandor |
heaven |
sangan- |
(v) to gather |
arwen |
lady |
erde- |
(v) to germinate |
asc- |
(v) to make haste |
tiuy- |
(v) to get fat |
asca |
haste (n) |
on- |
(v) to give |
ascar |
impetuous |
glin- |
(v) to gleam |
assa |
hole |
tind- |
(v) to glint |
assa |
opening (n) |
mirily- |
(v) to glitter |
astald |
brave |
aut- |
(v) to go |
astald |
valiant |
thar- |
(v) to go athwart |
asto |
dust |
kel- |
(v) to go away, leave |
at |
torso |
nast- |
(v) to gore |
atalan |
down fallen |
turn- |
(v) to govern |
atalt- |
(v) to collapse |
lav- |
(v) to grant, yield, allow |
atani |
men (the second people) |
map- |
(v) to grasp |
ataque |
construction |
ala- |
(v) to grow |
atar |
father |
nuur- |
(v) to growl |
atara |
mother |
vakh- |
(v) to guard |
atendea |
year (leap) |
inty- |
(v) to guess |
athrad |
ford |
namb- |
(v) to hammer |
atost |
armor |
maht- |
(v) to handle |
atsa- |
(v) to catch |
ling- |
(v) to hang |
atse' |
herself |
mart- |
(v) to happen |
atso' |
himself |
cron- |
(v) to harm |
atta |
2 |
deloth- |
(v) to hate, abhor |
atta |
two |
cael- |
(v) to have |
atya' |
same |
sarigr- |
(v) to have sex |
atyar |
peer |
fallan- |
(v) to heal |
au' |
again |
kunb- |
(v) to heap, pile |
aul- |
(v) to invent |
ten- |
(v) to hear |
aula |
invention |
ur- |
(v) to heat |
aure |
sunlight |
qalum- |
(v) to heave, throw |
aut- |
(v) to go |
riim- |
(v) to hem |
avaene |
without |
gund- |
(v) to hew |
avahaire |
remote |
nurt- |
(v) to hide |
avanooti |
numberless |
kwar- |
(v) to hold |
avar- |
(v) to refuse, decline |
tess- |
(v) to hold onto |
avara |
refusal |
unk- |
(v) to hollow out |
avari |
unwilling |
amp- |
(v) to hook |
awr- |
(v) to pain |
estel- |
(v) to hope |
ba |
dead |
ngwaw- |
(v) to howl |
baelnorn |
undead elven family defender |
far- |
(v) to hunt |
band |
prison |
hort- |
(v) to hurry |
bar- |
(v) to dwell |
kaly- |
(v) to illuminate |
bara |
dwelling (n) |
naus- |
(v) to imagine |
barad |
tower |
oblet- |
(v) to imprison |
baru |
brown |
suil- |
(v) to incite |
baug- |
(v) to constrain, withhold |
pand- |
(v) to include |
bauga |
restraint |
muat- |
(v) to interest |
beika |
excessive |
aul- |
(v) to invent |
bel- |
(v) to move |
riht- |
(v) to jerk |
beleg |
mighty |
yanw- |
(v) to join |
beleg |
strong |
lakwen- |
(v) to joke |
belthil |
divine radiance |
lem- |
(v) to journey |
beme |
trumpet |
piry- |
(v) to juice |
beth |
word |
turs- |
(v) to kindle |
braga |
explosion |
miqul- |
(v) to kiss |
bragol |
sudden |
tamn- |
(v) to knock |
bragollach |
explosion |
sint- |
(v) to know |
brethil |
silver birch |
naini- |
(v) to lament |
brilthor |
water fall |
lips- |
(v) to lather |
brith |
gravel |
lal- |
(v) to laugh |
buar- |
(v) to provoke |
lirill- |
(v) to lay |
burro' |
vassal |
cor- |
(v) to lead |
cabed |
cliff, precipice |
talt- |
(v) to lean, slope |
cael- |
(v) to have |
halt- |
(v) to leap |
cahwacu |
hand crossbow (drow weapon) |
istim- |
(v) to learn |
cair |
boat |
lemb- |
(v) to leave behind |
Cala'Quessir |
High Elf |
tain- |
(v) to lengthen |
calen |
green |
sulp- |
(v) to lick |
calen'loki |
green dragon |
lapsa- |
(v) to lick frequently |
calma |
lamp |
ris- |
(v) to lie (falsehood) |
cam |
hand |
kea- |
(v) to lie down |
Cam'Wethrin |
Thief |
kail- |
(v) to lie in bed |
car- |
(v) to fan |
me'- |
(v) to light |
carad |
red |
last- |
(v) to listen |
Caradhras |
redhorn |
coi- |
(v) to live |
carad'loki |
red dragon |
yelt- |
(v) to loathe |
carak |
fang |
mily- |
(v) to long for |
carak |
tooth |
ma- |
(v) to look, glance |
carnim |
pink |
mel- |
(v) to love |
cartel |
rose |
lov- |
(v) to lower |
carthin |
heraldic symbol, rose |
rwal- |
(v) to lust |
caryave |
apple |
karn- |
(v) to make |
cath |
cat |
asc- |
(v) to make haste |
cath shee |
elven cat |
karnel- |
(v) to make love |
cebir |
stake |
tur- |
(v) to master, overmaster |
celeb |
silver |
lest- |
(v) to measure |
celeb'loki |
silver dragon |
oment- |
(v) to meet |
Celeb'Quessir |
silver elves |
hab- |
(v) to mine |
Celebrant |
silverlode |
palp- |
(v) to mix |
celebreth |
diplomacy, sweet talk |
yaiw- |
(v) to mock |
celebrin |
silver like |
bel- |
(v) to move |
Cermie |
July |
ulmul- |
(v) to mumble |
chebin |
kept |
ulm- |
(v) to mutter |
chil |
heir |
ess- |
(v) to name |
circa |
sickle |
oront- |
(v) to nap |
cirdan |
shipwright |
kwentr- |
(v) to narrate, tell a story |
cirith |
cleft |
ant- |
(v) to need |
cirya |
galley (ship) |
naut- |
(v) to oblige |
coi- |
(v) to live |
pant- |
(v) to open |
coia |
life (n) |
paly- |
(v) to open wide |
coiamen |
lifetime |
thang- |
(v) to oppress |
coiasira |
time |
awr- |
(v) to pain |
coiavano |
phase |
waan- |
(v) to pass |
coimas |
life bread |
leneem- |
(v) to permit |
coir- |
(v) to stir |
eht- |
(v) to pierce, spear |
collanta |
mask |
simp- |
(v) to pipe (musical) |
collo |
cloak |
tyal- |
(v) to play |
cooshee |
elven dog |
ng'and- |
(v) to play a harp |
cor- |
(v) to lead |
saes- |
(v) to please/pleasure |
cora |
leader |
hyar- |
(v) to plow |
coria |
purple |
kallasil- |
(v) to polish |
corm |
heart (feeling) |
nor- |
(v) to populate |
coron |
mound |
hary- |
(v) to posses |
creos- |
(v) to welcome |
her- |
(v) to possess power |
creoso |
welcome |
ulu- |
(v) to pour, flow |
cron- |
(v) to harm |
lait- |
(v) to praise |
cronh- |
(v) to attack |
kyerm- |
(v) to pray |
cu |
bow (weapon) |
erk- |
(v) to prick |
cuar |
archer |
tait- |
(v) to prolong |
cuiv- |
(v) to awaken |
aly- |
(v) to prosper |
cuiva |
awakening (n) |
var- |
(v) to protect |
cul |
golden-red |
buar- |
(v) to provoke |
curu |
skill |
tuk- |
(v) to pull |
dae |
shadow |
roit- |
(v) to pursue |
daedeloth |
land of the dead |
tyen- |
(v) to quench |
dagnir |
bane |
ah- |
(v) to rage |
dagor- |
(v) to battle |
ros- |
(v) to rain |
Dagor NelWiit'iri |
PVP |
am- |
(v) to raise |
dagora |
battle (n) |
naigr- |
(v) to rape |
dal |
foot |
ngw- |
(v) to reach out |
dalnya |
footprint |
parm- |
(v) to read |
de |
up |
not- |
(v) to reckon |
deanam |
possible |
usquen- |
(v) to reek |
deas- |
(v) to cook |
avar- |
(v) to refuse, decline |
deasar |
chef, cook |
mary- |
(v) to rejoice |
del- |
(v) to worry |
fain- |
(v) to release |
deloth- |
(v) to hate, abhor |
rin- |
(v) to remember |
delotha |
abhorrence, hatred |
nark- |
(v) to rend |
demad- |
(v) to forget |
taty- |
(v) to repeat |
deno' |
upon |
nanquen- |
(v) to reply |
desiel |
ready |
est- |
(v) to rest |
dethol- |
(v) to choose |
entul- |
(v) to return |
dhaeraow |
traitor |
suyoll- |
(v) to revive |
-dil |
devotion |
dun- |
(v) to rise |
-dil |
lover of (append) |
rom- |
(v) to rise |
din- |
(v) to be silent |
kelum- |
(v) to rise (tide only) |
dina |
silent |
mist- |
(v) to roam |
diol- |
(v) to thank |
nuor- |
(v) to roll |
di'thang |
slave |
toop- |
(v) to roof |
dol |
head |
harn- |
(v) to rule |
dolen |
hidden |
rim- |
(v) to run |
doltelme |
hood |
alak- |
(v) to rush |
dome |
night, darkness |
lung- |
(v) to sag |
don- |
(v) to be like |
talal- |
(v) to sail |
-dor |
land of (append) |
ramb- |
(v) to scream |
draug |
wolf |
neek- |
(v) to see vaguely |
du |
night, dimness |
ele- |
(v) to see, behold |
duhin |
heraldic symbol, marlet |
map- |
(v) to seize |
duil- |
(v) to expect |
tult- |
(v) to send for |
duilar |
expectations |
tu- |
(v) to serve |
duin |
river |
pany- |
(v) to set |
dulin |
bird |
nuut- |
(v) to set (sun or moon) |
dun- |
(v) to rise |
haly- |
(v) to shade |
-dur |
belief |
kant- |
(v) to shape |
-dur |
faith |
wain- |
(v) to sheath |
dur- |
(v) to believe |
miul- |
(v) to shed |
e' |
in |
sil- |
(v) to shine |
e'a |
into |
yel- |
(v) to shout |
ear |
sea |
girith- |
(v) to shudder |
earcalen |
sea-green |
lind- |
(v) to sing |
earendil |
half-elves |
salp- |
(v) to sip |
earka |
spine |
ham- |
(v) to sit |
ear'loke |
sea serpent |
norolind- |
(v) to skip (feet) |
Ear'Quessir |
Sea Elf |
kiriss- |
(v) to slash |
earsira |
tide |
ndengin- |
(v) to slay |
earuile |
vine |
kaim- |
(v) to sleep |
echor |
fence |
fir- |
(v) to smell (the sense) |
ed' |
by |
yuul- |
(v) to smolder |
edain |
men |
neum- |
(v) to snare, catch |
edainme |
woman |
yarr- |
(v) to snarl |
edan |
man |
los- |
(v) to snow |
edhel |
elf |
waht- |
(v) to soil, dirty, stain |
eht- |
(v) to pierce, spear |
hiraeth- |
(v) to sorrow |
ehta |
spear (n) |
lamy- |
(v) to sound |
ehtar |
spearman |
rend- |
(v) to sow |
ehte |
puncture(n) |
tint- |
(v) to sparkle |
ehtele' |
spring (season) |
quen- |
(v) to speak |
eile |
else |
tenkel- |
(v) to spell (words) |
eina |
happiness |
mon- |
(v) to spend |
eithel |
well |
puit- |
(v) to spit |
eket |
sabre |
sank- |
(v) to split |
ektele |
fountain |
palu- |
(v) to spread |
el- |
(v) to flank (go around) |
pint- |
(v) to spread out |
elda, elena |
of the stars |
qua- |
(v) to squeak |
eldalie |
elven folk |
ainast- |
(v) to sting |
Eldamar |
Elvenhome, Evermeet |
holm- |
(v) to stink |
ele- |
(v) to see, behold |
coir- |
(v) to stir |
elea |
sight (n) |
nit- |
(v) to stoop |
elear |
visionary |
tamp- |
(v) to stop |
eledhwen |
elven light |
arrn- |
(v) to storm |
elee |
eye |
rany- |
(v) to stray |
Elemmiire |
a star |
lenn- |
(v) to stretch |
elen |
star |
pelekt- |
(v) to strike |
elendil |
elf friend (informal) |
helt- |
(v) to strip |
elendili |
elf friends |
hir- |
(v) to study |
Elenya |
Monday |
onde- |
(v) to succumb/give up |
eligre |
ecstasy |
farn- |
(v) to suffice |
eligri |
ecstatic |
quoro- |
(v) to suffocate |
elin |
pool |
yal- |
(v) to summon |
-elle |
little |
tolk- |
(v) to support |
eller |
there |
inty- |
(v) to suppose |
elmare |
rapture |
solor- |
(v) to surge |
emyn |
hills |
fios- |
(v) to surprise |
en |
look (exclamation) |
luk- |
(v) to swallow |
en' |
of |
siruluan'aty- |
(v) to sway |
ened |
middle |
vest- |
(v) to swear, promise |
enedwaith |
middle-folk |
tuiy- |
(v) to swell |
enga |
except |
hwiny- |
(v) to swirl |
engwar |
ill |
san- |
(v) to take |
ennorath |
middle-lands |
tukali- |
(v) to tangle |
enque |
6 |
lam- |
(v) to taste |
enquie |
week |
sakkat- |
(v) to tear, rip |
ento |
next |
nyar- |
(v) to tell |
entul- |
(v) to return |
diol- |
(v) to thank |
enyal- |
(v) to commemorate |
tups- |
(v) to thatch |
ephel |
outer fence |
now- |
(v) to think |
er |
1 |
fauk- |
(v) to thirst |
er |
one |
nard- |
(v) to tie |
erchamion |
one-handed |
nwalm- |
(v) to torment, sadden |
erda |
deserted |
ungwal- |
(v) to torture |
erde- |
(v) to germinate |
maink- |
(v) to trade |
ere' |
only |
harm- |
(v) to treasure |
ere norsa |
cyclops |
tintil- |
(v) to tremble |
ereb |
alone |
quern- |
(v) to turn |
ereb |
lonely |
quing- |
(v) to twang |
ered |
seed |
rangw- |
(v) to understand |
Ered Lithui |
Ashen Mountains |
magh- |
(v) to use |
ereg |
thorn |
olvann- |
(v) to vanish, lose |
eresse |
solitude |
fan- |
(v) to veil |
erin |
remains |
quain- |
(v) to wail |
erk- |
(v) to prick |
feith- |
(v) to wait |
ero |
once |
van- |
(v) to walk |
Eru |
Correlon Larethian, the One |
triall- |
(v) to walk |
eruumea |
outer (adj) |
ran- |
(v) to wander |
erya |
single (adj) |
mern- |
(v) to want |
eska |
home |
oht- |
(v) to war |
ess- |
(v) to name |
urn- |
(v) to warm |
essa |
name (n) |
tir- |
(v) to watch over, guard |
est- |
(v) to rest |
lann- |
(v) to wear |
esta |
rest (n) |
yery- |
(v) to wear out |
estanesse |
firstborn |
vair- |
(v) to weave |
estel |
(v) to hope |
ver- |
(v) to wed |
estela |
hope (n) |
ni- |
(v) to weep |
estolad |
camp |
creos- |
(v) to welcome |
ethir |
spy |
pirukend- |
(v) to whirl |
etsir |
river mouth |
luss- |
(v) to whisper |
ette |
outside |
tury- |
(v) to wield (weapon) |
ettelen |
foreign |
hest- |
(v) to wither |
ettul- |
(v) to come out |
moot- |
(v) to work, toil, labor |
faarea |
enough |
del- |
(v) to worry |
faernaa |
circle leader, Army of Art |
onoir- |
(v) to worship |
faernae |
half-wing leader, Army of Art |
harw- |
(v) to wound |
faerne |
sphere leader, Army of Art |
wait- |
(v) to wrap |
faerniir |
ring leader, Army of Art |
tengw- |
(v) to write |
faernil |
half-circle leader, Army of Art |
yang- |
(v) to yawn |
faernos |
half-sphere leader, Army of Art |
lav- |
(v) to yield, allow, grant |
faika |
contemptible |
er |
1 |
fain- |
(v) to emit, send out |
kainen |
10 |
fain- |
(v) to release |
laar |
1000 paces (distance) |
fair- |
(v) to die naturally |
minque |
11 |
falas |
line of surf |
ratse |
12 |
fallan- |
(v) to heal |
atta |
2 |
fallaner |
healer |
nelde |
3 |
falma |
wave |
kinta |
4 |
falmar |
waves |
lempe |
5 |
falmarin |
nymph |
enque |
6 |
falmenel |
sylph |
otso |
7 |
falqua |
pass in mountains |
tolto |
8 |
falquan |
halberd |
nerte |
9 |
fan- |
(v) to veil |
Anarriima |
a constellation |
Fangorn |
tree-beard |
Menelmakar |
a constellation |
fanya |
veil |
Soronuume |
a constellation |
far- |
(v) to hunt |
Telumendil |
a constellation |
fara |
hunt (n) |
Wilwarin |
a constellation |
farea |
sufficient |
Alkarinque |
a star |
farim |
prey |
Elemmiire |
a star |
farn- |
(v) to suffice |
Karnil |
a star |
fasse |
shaggy lock (hair) |
Luinil |
a star |
faug- |
(v) to gape |
Lumbar |
a star |
fauk- |
(v) to thirst |
Neenar |
a star |
fauka |
thirst (n) |
Nierninwa |
a star |
fea |
spirit |
delotha |
abhorrence, hatred |
Feanor |
spirit of fire |
thaur |
abominable, abhorrent |
feinil- |
(v) to be selfish |
uuve |
abundance, abundant |
feith- |
(v) to wait |
mandu' |
abyss |
fela |
cave |
istimamen' |
academy |
fenda |
threshold |
quentale |
account |
feuy- |
(v) to feel disgust |
thar |
across |
fhaor |
tribute |
tyaro |
actor |
filit |
small bird |
anwa |
actual |
fimbrethil |
twig |
laike |
acute |
finde |
tress |
wea |
adult |
findl |
hair, lock of |
kotumo |
adversary |
fine |
larch tree |
sornion |
aerie |
fini- |
(v) to be cunning |
ale' |
after |
fion |
wine |
hildor |
after-comers, followers |
fios- |
(v) to surprise |
andune |
afternoon |
fir- |
(v) to smell (the sense) |
au' |
again |
firimar |
mortal |
thar |
against |
foa |
hoard |
tyaro |
agent |
for |
north |
tyelka |
agile |
forenya |
northern |
qualme |
agony |
formaite |
dexterous |
weera |
agreement (n) |
formaite |
right-handed |
a |
Ah! |
forya |
right (side) |
vilya |
air |
fuin |
gloom |
sereg |
ale |
fuumella |
poppy |
kuila |
alive |
gal- |
(v) to celebrate |
ilya |
all |
gala |
celebration (n) |
niasa |
alliance |
gandele |
continuous |
sha |
almost |
gaur |
werewolf |
tarasse |
aloft |
gaya |
awe, dread |
ereb |
alone |
gela |
rite (ceremony) |
tengwanda |
alphabet |
gil |
star |
vithel |
also |
giliath |
stars |
korda |
altar |
girith- |
(v) to shudder |
ilyamenie |
always |
giritha |
shudder |
yaara |
ancient |
gladden |
iris |
ar' |
and |
gladhin |
heraldic symbol, fleur-de-lis |
ananta |
and yet |
glak- |
(v) to capture |
rutha |
anger (n) |
glaka |
captive |
kelvar |
animals, living things, nature |
glamhoth |
din-horde, orcs |
ai' |
any |
glin- |
(v) to gleam |
ai'er |
anyone |
glina |
gleam (n) |
caryave |
apple |
gollo |
mantle |
Viresse |
April |
gon |
rock |
vala |
archangel |
gor |
dread |
valar |
archangels |
gorg- |
(v) to fear |
cuar |
archer |
gorga |
fear (n) |
Val'istar |
Archmage |
gorgorath |
horror |
ranqui |
arm |
gorgorath |
terror |
atost |
armor |
gorliante |
dread spider |
hosse |
army |
goth |
enemy |
Akh'Faer |
Army of Art |
goth |
foe |
Akh'Velahr |
Army of Might |
grod- |
(v) to dwell underground |
pelu |
around |
groda |
underground dwelling (n) |
rakta |
arrival |
groth- |
(v) to delve |
pilin' |
arrow |
grotha |
delving (n) |
pilininge |
arrow, flight of |
guina |
undead |
vee' |
as |
guinauruloki |
dracolich |
orosta |
ascension |
gul |
sorcery |
lith |
ash |
guldur |
magical weave |
Ered Lithui |
Ashen Mountains |
gund- |
(v) to hew |
lorna |
asleep |
gurth- |
(v) to die |
Sereg'wethrin |
Assassin |
gurtha |
death (n) |
otorno |
associate |
gwaith |
people |
ie' |
at |
hab- |
(v) to mine |
yallume |
at last |
haba |
mine |
teret |
auger |
hae- |
far |
Urime |
August |
haime |
habit |
yavie |
autumn |
haiyasse |
distance |
aldeon |
avenue of trees |
hala |
minnow |
kuile |
awake |
halatir |
kingfisher |
cuiva |
awakening (n) |
halda |
shadowed |
gaya |
awe, dread |
halla |
tall |
pelekko |
ax |
haloisi |
sea, stormy |
lapse' |
babe |
halt- |
(v) to leap |
laito |
baby |
haly- |
(v) to shade |
n'alaquel |
back |
halya |
shade (n) |
umarth |
bad-luck, ill fated |
ham- |
(v) to sit |
meiva |
balance |
hama |
chair |
koron |
ball |
hama |
seat |
dagnir |
bane |
handa |
intelligent (adj) |
lindar |
bard |
handasse |
intelligence |
rudh |
bare, bald, barren |
handele |
intellect |
porm |
bark (tree) |
hant- |
(v) to appreciate |
haudh |
barrow, mound |
hanwa |
male |
dagora |
battle (n) |
har |
south |
luth |
bay |
haran |
king |
sii |
beach |
haranye |
last year of century |
morko |
bear (animal) |
harenya |
southern |
spanga |
beard |
harm- |
(v) to treasure |
kolindo |
bearer |
harma |
treasure |
vanima |
beautiful |
harma |
heraldic symbol, cross moline |
vanim |
beauty |
harn- |
(v) to rule |
ten' |
because |
harna |
ruler (n) |
rath |
bed |
harw- |
(v) to wound |
neldor |
beech |
harwa |
wound (n) |
n'ala |
before |
hary- |
(v) to posses |
yesta |
beginning (n) |
haudh |
barrow, mound |
'khselee |
beholder |
he |
her |
-dur |
belief |
he |
hers |
nyelle |
bell |
heera |
principal (adj) |
kumba |
belly |
helda' |
naked |
a'mael |
beloved |
heledh |
glass |
lok |
bend, loop |
helevorn |
black glass |
nuin |
beneath |
helin |
violet (flower) |
aru |
beside |
helka |
icy |
im |
between |
helkelimbe |
icicle |
Minhiriath |
between the rivers |
helma |
skin |
tar |
beyond |
helt- |
(v) to strip |
thar |
beyond, distant |
henneth |
window |
tulma |
bier |
her- |
(v) to possess power |
alta |
big |
heren |
fortune (luck) |
nimbreth |
birch |
herenya |
fortunate |
dulin |
bird |
heru |
lord |
nosta |
birth |
hessa |
withered (adj) |
mor |
black |
hest- |
(v) to wither |
morgul |
black arts |
higin |
heraldic symbol, mullet |
mor'loki |
black dragon |
hiise |
fog |
helevorn |
black glass |
hiise norsa |
fog giant |
piukka |
blackberry |
hildor |
after-comers, followers |
moore |
blackness |
hilkin- |
(v) to freeze |
morthond |
blackroot |
him |
cool |
tano |
blacksmith |
himb- |
(v) to adhere |
hyanda |
blade |
himba |
sticky (adj) |
megilindir |
bladesinger |
himbar |
glue |
megilindar |
bladesingers |
himy- |
(v) to abide by |
telme |
blanket |
hin |
child |
urya |
blaze |
hiner |
heraldic symbol, label |
Aman |
blessed |
hini |
children |
almare |
bliss |
hir- |
(v) to study |
agar |
blood |
hiraeth- |
(v) to sorrow |
agarwaen |
blood-stained |
hirao |
student |
lokte |
blossom |
hirma |
heraldic symbol, annulet |
motto |
blot |
hisie |
mist |
luin |
blue |
Hisime |
November |
luin'loki |
blue dragon |
hith |
misty |
laiquaninwa |
blue-green |
ho |
him |
pano |
board |
ho |
his |
cair |
boat |
holm- |
(v) to stink |
quenat |
body |
holma |
odor |
verya |
bold |
hoon |
heart (organ) |
nnar' |
bone |
hoopa |
harbor (n) |
parma |
book |
hoore |
impulse |
ambar |
bosom |
hoorea |
impulsive |
yuuyo |
both |
horme |
urgent |
sundo |
bottom |
hort- |
(v) to hurry |
cu |
bow (weapon) |
hos |
folk |
salpua |
bowl |
hosse |
army |
quingatelko |
bow-legged |
host- |
(v) to assemble |
olwa |
branch |
hostain |
numbered |
astald |
brave |
hostar |
tribe |
lereth |
bread |
hosti |
number, large |
mas |
bread |
hoth |
horde |
suula |
breath (n) |
hrive |
winter |
hwesta |
breeze |
huan |
dog |
iaur |
bridge |
hui |
murk |
tiri |
bright |
huine |
darkness |
aglar |
brilliance |
huiva |
murky |
-ril |
brilliance of (append) |
hwan' |
sponge |
rusva |
broken |
hwandi |
fungus |
tankla |
brooch |
hwarin |
crooked, bent |
nelle |
brook |
hwarma |
crossbar |
toror' |
brother |
hwarmaeg |
main-gauche (parrying dagger) |
tirne |
brow |
hwesta |
breeze |
baru |
brown |
hwind- |
(v) to eddy |
kalpa |
bucket |
hwinda |
eddy |
samanar |
builder |
hwiny- |
(v) to swirl |
samna |
building(n) |
hyanda |
blade |
mundo |
bull (animal) |
hyar- |
(v) to plow |
polda |
burly |
hyarmaite |
left-handed |
naara |
burn (n) |
hyarya |
left |
alda |
bush |
hyatse |
gash |
nan' |
but |
hylama |
sea shell |
wilwarin |
butterfly |
i'- |
the (common) |
ed' |
by |
ia |
void |
estolad |
camp |
iant |
old |
liikuma |
candle |
iaur |
bridge |
sarquindi |
cannibal |
ie' |
at |
lunte' |
canoe |
-ien |
-ing |
telimbo |
canopy |
iire |
when |
nikerym |
captain, Army of Might |
ikotane |
so |
glaka |
captive |
il' |
every |
cath |
cat |
il- |
not |
fela |
cave |
ilfirin |
immortal |
gala |
celebration (n) |
ilm |
mansion |
Rah'Edan |
Centaur |
ilmen |
sky, night |
randa |
century |
ilterendi |
unbreakable |
tincya |
chain, lit.: metal ring(s) |
iluov |
universe |
tincyatost |
chain-mail |
iluve |
everything |
hama |
chair |
ilya |
all |
arato |
champion |
ilyamenie |
always |
kelma |
channel (water) |
ilye |
each |
deasar |
chef, cook |
im |
between |
pio |
cherry |
imirie |
jeweled |
hin |
child |
imlad |
narrow valley |
hini |
children |
imu' |
during |
luumequenta |
chronicle |
imya |
through |
mallen |
circle |
imyan'e |
throughout |
faernaa |
circle leader, Army of Art |
indo |
mood |
tal |
city |
indyo |
descendent |
nyalme |
clamor |
inge |
trajectory |
noore |
clan |
inty- |
(v) to guess |
tangwa |
clasp |
inty- |
(v) to suppose |
rakka |
claw |
intya |
guess (n) |
poika |
clean |
inya |
female |
latina |
clearing |
iolaa |
section leader, Army of Might |
cirith |
cleft |
iralen |
jade |
amandil |
cleric |
iraliante |
jade spider |
cabed |
cliff, precipice |
iriador |
ruby (gemstone) |
collo |
cloak |
irm- |
(v) to desire |
lanne' |
cloth |
irma |
desire (n) |
lanat |
clothes |
irste' |
itself |
lanna |
clothing |
irv- |
(v) to be sick |
loomi |
cloud |
isilme |
moonlight |
vernien |
coast, beach |
Isilya |
Wednesday |
liine |
cobweb |
iska |
pale (adj) |
ringwe |
cold |
ist- |
(v) to cast spell, ensorcele |
naia |
command (n) |
ista |
spell |
kano |
commander |
istalindar |
spellsingers |
mauya |
compulsion |
istalindir |
spellsinger |
minda |
conspicuous |
istar |
wizard |
ataque |
construction |
istim- |
(v) to learn |
vaasa |
consumer |
istimamen' |
academy |
faika |
contemptible |
Ita'istar |
Illusionist |
gandele |
continuous |
ithil |
moon |
naan |
contrary, on the |
ithildin |
star-moon |
him |
cool |
ithilondo |
moonstone |
aira |
copper (color) |
Ithil'Quessir |
Moon Elf |
tambe |
copper (metal) |
ithin |
heraldic symbol, crescent moon |
sarkuva |
corporeal |
kaane |
valor |
kaivo |
corpse |
kai |
nothing |
Eru |
Correlon Larethian, the One |
kail- |
(v) to lie in bed |
russe |
coruscation |
kaim- |
(v) to sleep |
ardhon |
county, province |
kaima |
sleep (n) |
rant |
course |
kaimel- |
(v) to dream |
selen |
cousin |
kaimelar |
dreamer |
karaar |
cow |
kainen |
10 |
nandor |
coward |
kaivo |
corpse |
kurwa |
craft, art |
kaivokalma |
will-o'-the-wisp |
kurwaer |
craftsman |
kalina |
light (color) (adj) |
onna |
creature |
kallasil- |
(v) to polish |
siril |
creek |
kallo' |
hero |
kuune |
crescent |
kalmindon |
lighthouse |
kuu |
crescent moon |
kalp- |
(v) to bale out |
agaru |
crimson |
kalp- |
(v) to draw water |
loel'var |
crocodile, fresh water |
kalpa |
bucket |
shael'var |
crocodile, salt water |
kaly- |
(v) to illuminate |
hwarin |
crooked, bent |
kano |
commander |
hwarma |
crossbar |
kant- |
(v) to shape |
korko |
crow |
kanta |
shape (n) |
rimbe |
crowd |
kanu |
lead (metal) |
sanga |
crowd |
kanuva |
lead (made of) |
nwalka |
cruel |
karaar |
cow |
karythar |
crusader |
karakse |
spike |
nalla |
cry |
kard |
house (dwelling) |
kwayuln |
cup |
karka |
tusk |
koromindo |
cupola |
karn- |
(v) to make |
umartempla |
curse (magical) |
karneambara |
robin |
nirwa |
cushion |
karnel- |
(v) to make love |
rista |
cut (n) |
Karnil |
a star |
ere norsa |
cyclops |
karythar |
crusader |
tincmaeg |
dagger, lit.: metal-pointed |
kauka |
humped (adj) |
hwarmaeg |
dagger, main-gauche (parrying) |
kauko |
humpback |
ringa |
damp |
kaurea |
timid |
salka |
dance (n) |
kaw- |
(v) to bow |
veryien |
daring |
kea- |
(v) to lie down |
mori |
dark |
kel- |
(v) to go away, leave |
lumbo |
dark cloud |
kelma |
channel (water) |
morchiant |
dark shapes |
kelum- |
(v) to rise (tide only) |
morwen |
dark, daughter of the |
kelvar |
animals, living things, nature |
morion |
dark, son of the |
kemen |
earth |
huine |
darkness |
kemen |
soil |
tinu |
daughter |
kentano |
potter |
thalion |
dauntless |
kerta |
rune |
anoron |
dawn |
khelek |
ice |
re |
day |
khelondo |
quartz |
ba |
dead |
khemir |
diamond |
melyanna |
dear gift |
khiasa |
nomad |
gurtha |
death (n) |
khil- |
(v) to follow, obey |
wethrina |
deceit (n) |
khila |
follower |
Ringare |
December |
khilasa |
nomadic |
pende |
declivity (downward slope) |
'khselee |
beholder |
yerna |
decrepit |
kiirar |
lorekeeper |
tumba |
deep |
kilne |
mountain goat |
taureliloomea |
deep forest shadows |
kilya |
gorge |
nuquerna |
defeat (n) |
kinta |
4 |
osta |
defender |
kir- |
(v) to cut, cleave |
osta tel'quessir |
defender of the people |
kiris- |
(v) to crack |
aglon |
defile, narrow pass |
kiriss- |
(v) to slash |
ulundo |
deformed |
kirma |
part (n) |
nal |
dell |
kirya |
ship |
grotha |
delving (n) |
koire |
spring, early |
maikar |
demi-god |
kol- |
(v) to carry |
rauko |
demon |
kolindo |
bearer |
mar |
den |
korda |
altar |
indyo |
descendent |
kordon |
idol |
anfauglir |
desert |
korima |
round |
erda |
deserted |
korin |
enclosure |
irma |
desire (n) |
korko |
crow |
maranwe |
destiny |
korma |
ring |
nilaa |
detachment leader, Might |
korna |
globed |
tanwe |
device |
korne |
loaf |
-dil |
devotion |
koromindo |
cupola |
rosse |
dew |
koromindo |
dome |
formaite |
dexterous |
koron |
ball |
khemir |
diamond |
koron |
globe |
n'ataya |
different |
kosta |
quarrel (bolt) |
glamhoth |
din-horde, orcs |
kotumo |
adversary |
celebreth |
diplomacy, sweet talk |
kotya |
hostile |
tie |
direction |
'ksh- |
evil |
nilindale |
dirge |
kua |
dove |
waara |
dirty |
kuila |
alive |
puurea |
discolored |
kuile |
awake |
vene |
dish |
kuluina |
orange (color) |
ruukina |
disordered |
kuluma |
orange (fruit) |
haiyasse |
distance |
kumba |
belly |
valya |
divine authority |
kunb- |
(v) to heap, pile |
belthil |
divine radiance |
kunba |
pile (n) |
valasse |
divinity |
kuruni |
witch |
huan |
dog |
kurw- |
(v) to craft |
koromindo |
dome |
kurwa |
craft, art |
orteluume |
dome, high |
kurwaer |
craftsman |
amarth |
doom |
kuu |
crescent moon |
annon |
door |
kuune |
crescent |
tikse |
dot |
kwar- |
(v) to hold |
amatikse |
dot above line of writing |
kwayuln |
cup |
nuntikse |
dot below line of writing |
kwentr- |
(v) to narrate, tell a story |
adu |
double |
kwentra |
narrator (n) |
Adurant |
Double stream |
kyerm- |
(v) to pray |
makse |
dough |
kyerma |
prayer |
kua |
dove |
laar |
1000 paces (distance) |
ndu |
down |
laara' |
flat |
atalan |
down fallen |
lad |
field |
guinauruloki |
dracolich |
lad |
plain |
sgiathatch |
dragon |
lagil |
rapier |
uruloki |
dragon |
lagista |
cutlass |
ailoki |
drake |
laide |
meadow |
gor |
dread |
laika |
piercing (adj) |
gorliante |
dread spider |
laike |
acute |
kaimelar |
dreamer |
laike |
keen |
liante'dhaeraow |
drider |
laiquaninwa |
blue-green |
runda |
driftwood |
Lai'Quessir |
sylvan elves |
yulna |
drink (n) |
laire |
summer |
lipta |
drop of water |
lait- |
(v) to praise |
morimatra |
Drow spiced wine |
laita |
praise (n) |
Mori'Quessir |
Drow, dark elves |
laito |
baby |
lorda |
drowsy |
laive |
ointment |
Taur'Amandil |
Druid |
laiwa |
sickly |
anfaug |
dry |
lakil |
victor |
nandin |
dryad |
lakilea |
victory |
ujere |
dull |
lakwen- |
(v) to joke |
imu' |
during |
lakwenta |
joked |
moth |
dusk |
lal- |
(v) to laugh |
lome |
dusk, evening |
lala |
laugh(n) |
lomelindel |
dusksingers |
lalai |
mirth |
asto |
dust |
lalaith |
laughter |
akh |
duty |
lam- |
(v) to taste |
naug |
dwarf |
lambe |
tongue |
naugrim |
dwarves |
lammen |
language |
bara |
dwelling (n) |
lamy- |
(v) to sound |
orofarne |
dwelling on a mountain |
lamya |
sound |
ilye |
each |
lanat |
clothes |
thoron |
eagle |
langon |
throat |
arinya |
early |
lann |
wide |
Arda |
Earth |
lann- |
(v) to wear |
kemen |
earth |
lanna |
clothing |
rhun |
east |
lanne' |
cloth |
rhunenya |
eastern |
lant- |
(v) to fall |
lom |
echo |
lanta |
fall (n) |
lomi |
echoes |
lantaraana |
setting moon |
eligre |
ecstasy |
lapsa- |
(v) to lick frequently |
eligri |
ecstatic |
lapse' |
babe |
hwinda |
eddy |
lasse |
leaf |
reena' |
edge |
last- |
(v) to listen |
yee |
eek! |
late |
honored |
ooleme |
elbow |
latina |
clearing |
andamunda |
elephant |
latuuken |
tin (metal) |
edhel |
elf |
latuukenda |
tin, made of |
Sha'Quessir |
elf friend (Formal) |
laure |
mead |
elendil |
elf friend (informal) |
Laurelin |
tree found in Evermeet |
elendili |
elf friends |
lav- |
(v) to allow |
telella |
elf, young |
lav- |
(v) to grant |
alalme |
elm |
lav- |
(v) to yield |
eile |
else |
leith- |
(v) to free |
cath shee |
elven cat |
leitha |
free (n) |
cooshee |
elven dog |
lekmee |
letter (message) |
eldalie |
elven folk |
lem- |
(v) to journey |
templa tel'Quessir |
elven high magic |
lema |
journey (n) |
eledhwen |
elven light |
lemb- |
(v) to leave behind |
lythari |
elven werewolf (sort of) |
lemba |
left behind |
Eldamar |
Elvenhome, Evermeet |
lembas |
journey bread |
Tel'Quessir |
elves. literally 'The People' |
lempe |
5 |
yuula |
ember |
leneem- |
(v) to permit |
lost |
empty |
leneema |
permission (n) |
luhta |
enchantment |
lenk- |
(v) to be slow |
pela |
encirclement |
lenn- |
(v) to stretch |
korin |
enclosure |
lenwa |
narrow |
tela |
end (n) |
lereth |
bread |
termara |
endurance |
lest- |
(v) to measure |
goth |
enemy |
leuthil |
gem |
faarea |
enough |
lhach |
leaping flame |
nardane |
entwined |
lia |
thread (n) |
orara |
erosion |
liante |
spider |
oira |
eternal |
liante'dhaeraow |
drider |
quettasundolie |
etymology |
liiko |
wax |
undome |
evening |
liikuma |
candle |
oio |
ever |
liine |
cobweb |
oiolaire |
ever summer |
limpe |
milk |
il' |
every |
lin |
mere |
iluve |
everything |
lina |
song (n) |
'ksh- |
evil |
linae |
lake |
varda |
exalted |
lind- |
(v) to sing |
enga |
except |
lindale |
music |
beika |
excessive |
lindar |
singers |
palla |
expansive |
lindar |
bard |
duilar |
expectations |
lindel |
melody |
braga |
explosion |
lindelea |
melodious |
bragollach |
explosion |
lindir |
singer |
taina |
extension |
lindor |
songbird |
elee |
eye |
lindornea |
oaks, a stand of |
anta |
face |
ling- |
(v) to dangle |
quella |
fade, fading (n) |
ling- |
(v) to hang |
ai'loki |
faerie dragon |
lingwe |
fish |
vanya |
fair |
lips- |
(v) to lather |
shee |
fairy |
lipsa |
soap |
-dur |
faith |
lipt- |
(v) to drip |
voronda |
faithful |
lipta |
drop of water |
lanta |
fall (n) |
liquis |
transparent |
talant |
fallen |
lir- |
(v) to chant |
malwa |
fallow |
lirill- |
(v) to lay |
moina |
familiar (adj) |
lirima |
lovely |
nosse |
family |
lirit |
poem |
carak |
fang |
liritar |
poet |
hae- |
far |
lirva |
sickness (n) |
palan |
far and wide |
liske |
reed |
palantir |
far watcher |
lisse' |
sweet |
namaarie |
farewell |
lissuin |
mint |
tiuka |
fat (adj) |
lisyul |
nectar |
umbar |
fate |
lith |
ash |
atar |
father |
Lithlad |
plain of ashes |
ragwe |
fathom (6 feet) |
litse |
sand (n) |
gorga |
fear (n) |
litsondo |
sandstone |
mereth |
feast |
lle |
you |
quesse |
feather |
lle |
yours |
Nenime |
February |
llie |
you all |
talwi |
feet |
llie |
you all's |
aegnor |
fell fire |
loeg |
pond |
inya |
female |
loel'var |
crocodile, fresh water |
nisse |
female sentient being |
lok |
bend, loop |
echor |
fence |
loki |
snake |
Pelennor |
fenced land |
loks- |
(v) to flex |
merende |
festival |
lokte |
blossom |
merya |
festive |
lol- |
(v) to deny |
n'nir |
few |
lom |
echo |
marta |
fey |
lome |
dusk, evening |
lad |
field |
lomelindel |
dusksingers |
uruite |
fiery |
lomi |
echoes |
narwa |
fiery red |
lond |
haven |
uuranor |
fiery sun |
londe |
havens |
meetima |
final |
loomi |
cloud |
tereva |
fine |
lorda |
drowsy |
mau' |
finger |
lorna |
asleep |
tela |
finish (n) |
los- |
(v) to snow |
naur |
fire |
losa |
snow (n) |
sanda |
firm |
loske |
hair |
yeste' |
first |
losse |
snow white |
estanesse |
firstborn |
lost |
empty |
lingwe |
fish |
lote |
flower |
paur |
fist |
Lotesse |
May (month) |
ninya |
fjord |
lov- |
(v) to lower |
ambal |
flagstone |
luht- |
(v) to enchant |
runya |
flame (n) |
luhta |
enchantment |
ruin |
flame-red |
luin |
blue |
laara' |
flat |
Luinil |
a star |
ue |
fleece |
luin'loki |
blue dragon |
sarko |
flesh |
luk- |
(v) to swallow |
sarqua |
fleshy |
luma' |
heavy |
ripa |
flight (n) |
Lumbar |
a star |
tinga |
flint |
lumbo |
dark cloud |
talan |
floor |
lumbule |
shadow, heavy |
pore |
flour |
lumna |
ominous |
sira |
flow (n) |
lung- |
(v) to sag |
lote |
flower |
lungan- |
(v) to bend |
simpina |
flute |
lunte' |
canoe |
wing |
foam |
luss- |
(v) to whisper |
goth |
foe |
lut- |
(v) to float (in water) |
hiise |
fog |
luth |
bay |
hos |
folk |
luu' |
occasion |
khila |
follower |
luume' |
time |
-ser |
fondness toward |
luumequenta |
chronicle |
vasa |
food (n) |
luurea |
overcast |
amada |
fool |
luv- |
(v) to brood |
dal |
foot |
lye |
our |
dalnya |
footprint |
lye |
us |
ten' |
for |
lye |
we |
athrad |
ford |
lythari |
elven werewolf (sort of) |
ettelen |
foreign |
ma- |
(v) to look, glance |
taure |
forest |
maa |
glance (n) |
taurea |
forested |
maa |
look (n) |
tauron |
forester |
maama |
sheep |
ten'oio |
forever |
maara |
useful |
tamina |
forge |
maeg |
sharp |
yaa |
former |
magh- |
(v) to use |
yaare |
former days |
mahalma |
throne |
nost |
fortress |
maht- |
(v) to handle |
herenya |
fortunate |
mahta |
handle (n) |
heren |
fortune (luck) |
maia |
lesser angel |
mande |
fortune (riches) |
maiar |
lesser angels |
saura' |
foul |
maikar |
demi-god |
saurikumba |
foulbellied |
maink- |
(v) to trade |
talma |
foundation |
mainka |
trade (n) |
ektele |
fountain |
mainkar |
trader |
ronyo |
fox |
maite |
handy |
leitha |
free (n) |
maite |
skilled |
rimba |
frequent |
maiwe |
seagull |
wenya |
fresh |
maksa |
soft |
ween |
freshness |
makse |
dough |
Menelya |
Friday |
mal- |
golden |
mellon |
friend |
malda |
gold (metal) |
tuulo' |
from |
mali- |
(v) to care |
ale'quel |
front |
malina |
yellow |
pinquelek |
frost |
malle' |
road |
yave |
fruit |
malle' |
street |
quanta |
full |
mallen |
circle |
hwandi |
fungus |
malle'ondo |
paving stone |
cirya |
galley (ship) |
mal'loki |
gold dragon |
tyalie |
game (fun) |
Mallorn |
golden tree |
pelenlotaure |
garden |
malmallen |
golden circle |
morelinlotaurond |
garden, underdark |
malo |
pollen |
riel |
garland |
Mal'Quessir |
gold elf |
hyatse |
gash |
malta |
gold (color) |
anfauglith |
gasping dust |
malwa |
fallow |
ando |
gate |
man |
which |
Sirannon |
gate stream |
man- |
unmarred |
leuthil |
gem |
mande |
fortune (riches) |
norsa |
giant |
mandu' |
abyss |
naur norsa |
giant, adult fire |
mani |
what |
hiise norsa |
giant, fog |
manka |
if |
amon norsa |
giant, hill |
manke |
where |
runya norsa |
giant, juvenile fire |
mankoi |
why |
orod norsa |
giant, mountain |
mano |
whose |
ondo norsa |
giant, stone |
manu |
spirit, departed |
arrna norsa |
giant, storm |
map- |
(v) to grasp |
ona |
gift (n) |
map- |
(v) to seize |
ruid |
glade |
maquissar |
minstrel |
maa |
glance (n) |
mar |
den |
heledh |
glass |
maranwe |
destiny |
glina |
gleam (n) |
marde |
hall |
Aglarond |
glittering cavern |
Marquelie |
October |
rilma |
glittering light |
mart- |
(v) to happen |
koron |
globe |
marta |
fey |
korna |
globed |
marth |
luck |
fuin |
gloom |
marty- |
(v) to destine |
morna |
gloomy |
mary- |
(v) to rejoice |
aglareb |
glorious |
mas |
bread |
alkar |
glory |
mast- |
(v) to bake |
himbar |
glue |
mat- |
(v) to eat |
nogoth |
gnome |
mau' |
finger |
nyeene |
goat |
maur- |
(v) to be addicted |
kilne |
goat, mountain |
mauy- |
(v) to compel |
sulo |
goblet |
mauya |
compulsion |
Seldarine |
gods |
mavar |
shepherd |
malta |
gold (color) |
me'- |
(v) to light |
malda |
gold (metal) |
me'a |
light (n) |
mal'loki |
gold dragon |
mear |
gore (bloodiness) |
Mal’Quessir |
gold elf |
meena |
region |
mal- |
golden |
meetima |
final |
malmallen |
golden circle |
megil |
sword |
Mallorn |
golden tree |
megilar |
swordsman |
Mellryn |
golden trees |
megilindar |
bladesingers |
cul |
golden-red |
megilindir |
bladesinger |
wanwa |
gone |
megure |
sword, two-handed |
tombo |
gong |
meiv- |
(v) to balance |
quel |
good |
meiva |
balance |
armar |
goods (trade) |
mel- |
(v) to love |
waani |
goose |
mela |
love (n) |
mear |
gore (bloodiness) |
melar |
lover |
kilya |
gorge |
mele |
passion |
tyeller |
grades |
melima |
lovable |
tengwesta |
grammar |
melindo |
lover, male |
yaon |
grape |
melisse |
lover, female |
salque |
grass |
mellon |
friend |
sapsa |
grave |
Mellryn |
golden trees |
brith |
gravel |
melyanna |
dear gift |
mith |
gray |
men |
path |
Mith'Quessir |
Gray Elf |
men |
way |
mithollo |
gray mantle |
-men' |
place of (append) |
mithlin |
gray-blue |
menek |
hail (icy precipitation) |
-ra |
great |
menel |
sky, day |
rond |
great hall |
Menelmakar |
a constellation |
-rim |
great number |
meneluin |
sky-blue |
milme |
greed (n) |
Menelya |
Friday |
milka |
greedy (adj) |
merende |
festival |
calen |
green |
mereth |
feast |
calen'loki |
green dragon |
Merethond |
hall of feasts |
winde |
grey, pale (adj) |
merka |
wild |
talar' |
ground |
mern- |
(v) to want |
vakha |
guardian |
merya |
festive |
vakhar |
guardians |
Methedras |
last peak |
intya |
guess (n) |
me'urra |
lightning |
nalwi |
gull |
me'urra kosta |
lightning bolt |
yaawe |
gully |
me'urramya |
thunder |
haime |
habit |
milka |
greedy (adj) |
aaye |
hail (greeting) |
milme |
greed (n) |
menek |
hail (icy precipitation) |
mily- |
(v) to long for |
arrnek |
hail storm |
minas |
tower |
loske |
hair |
minda |
conspicuous |
findl |
hair, lock of |
minda |
prominent |
falquan |
halberd |
mindon |
turret (of castle) |
perya |
half |
Minhiriath |
between the rivers |
peredhil |
half elf |
minque |
11 |
faernil |
half-circle leader, Army of Art |
minya |
second (not time) |
peredhel |
half-elven |
miqul- |
(v) to kiss |
earendil |
half-elves |
miqula |
kiss (n) |
faernos |
half-sphere leader, Army of Art |
mir |
jewel |
faernae |
half-wing leader, Army of Art |
mirdain |
jewel smith |
marde |
hall |
mire |
jewels |
Merethond |
hall of feasts |
mirily- |
(v) to glitter |
oromarde |
hall, lofty |
mist- |
(v) to roam |
ampano |
hall, wooden |
mith |
gray |
namba |
hammer (n) |
mithlin |
gray-blue |
cam |
hand |
mithollo |
gray mantle |
cahwacu |
hand crossbow (drow weapon) |
Mith'Quessir |
Gray Elf |
mahta |
handle (n) |
mitya |
interior |
maite |
handy |
miul- |
(v) to shed |
eina |
happiness |
moile |
tarn (mountain lake) |
hoopa |
harbor (n) |
moina |
familiar (adj) |
ng'ande |
harp |
mon- |
(v) to spend |
nandaro |
harper |
mone |
spent |
naraka |
harsh |
mool |
servant |
yaavan |
harvest |
moore |
blackness |
asca |
haste (n) |
moot- |
(v) to work, toil, labor |
lond |
haven |
mor |
black |
londe |
havens |
morambath |
panther |
ro |
he |
morchiant |
dark shapes |
dol |
head |
mordo |
obscurity |
fallaner |
healer |
morelinlotaurond |
underdark garden |
corm |
heart (feeling) |
morgil |
sphere |
hoon |
heart (organ) |
morgul |
black arts |
ura |
heat (n) |
mori |
dark |
Arvandor |
heaven |
morimatra |
Drow spiced wine |
luma' |
heavy |
morinuin |
Underdark |
taarie |
height |
morion |
dark, son of the |
chil |
heir |
Mori'Quessir |
Drow, dark elves |
aikanaro |
hell fire |
morko |
bear (animal) |
thol |
helm |
morlin |
navy-blue |
riima |
hem (n) |
mor'loki |
black dragon |
he |
her |
morna |
gloomy |
hirma |
heraldic symbol, annulet |
morthond |
blackroot |
ithin |
heraldic symbol, crescent moon |
morwen |
dark, daughter of the |
harma |
heraldic symbol, cross moline |
moth |
dusk |
gladhin |
heraldic symbol, fleur-de-lis |
motto |
blot |
hiner |
heraldic symbol, label |
muat- |
(v) to interest |
duhin |
heraldic symbol, marlet |
mundo |
bull (animal) |
higin |
heraldic symbol, mullet |
n'- |
not, not of |
tolote'hin |
heraldic symbol, octofoil |
n’uma |
no |
carthin |
heraldic symbol, rose |
na- |
(v) to be |
apsa |
herb |
naan |
contrary, on the |
sinome |
here |
naar- |
(v) to burn |
kallo' |
hero |
naara |
burn (n) |
he |
hers |
nai- |
(v) to command |
atse' |
herself |
naia |
command (n) |
dolen |
hidden |
naigr- |
(v) to rape |
taurn |
high |
naik |
sharp pain |
Cala’Quessir |
High elf |
naikelea |
painful |
amon |
hill |
naini- |
(v) to lament |
tolmen |
hill, isolated |
nak- |
(v) to bite |
emyn |
hills |
nal |
dell |
amban |
hillside |
nal |
vale |
ho |
him |
n'ala |
before |
atso' |
himself |
n'alaquel |
back |
tella |
hind portion |
nall- |
(v) to cry |
ho |
his |
nalla |
cry |
quenta |
history |
nalwi |
gull |
nierwes |
hive |
namaarie |
farewell |
foa |
hoard |
namb- |
(v) to hammer |
periannath |
hobbits |
namba |
hammer (n) |
assa |
hole |
namo |
judge |
ungue |
hollow |
-nan |
valley of (append) |
nogrod |
hollow delving |
nan' |
but |
piosenna |
holly tree |
nanda |
swamp |
aina' |
holy |
nandaro |
harper |
ainur |
holy ones |
nandin |
dryad |
yaana |
holy place |
nandor |
coward |
eska |
home |
nanquen- |
(v) to reply |
nekte |
honey |
naraka |
harsh |
nier |
honeybee |
nard- |
(v) to tie |
late |
honored |
narda' |
knot |
doltelme |
hood |
nardan- |
(v) to entwine |
ampa |
hook |
nardane |
entwined |
estela |
hope (n) |
Narie |
June |
hoth |
horde |
nark- |
(v) to rend |
tarka |
horn (animal) |
narn |
story |
rass |
horn (mountain) |
narn |
tale |
romba |
horn (musical) |
Narvinye |
January |
tilion |
horned |
narwa |
fiery red |
gorgorath |
horror |
nast- |
(v) to gore |
roch |
horse |
nastar |
spearhead |
Rohirrim |
horse riders |
n'at |
other |
rokko |
horses |
nat' |
thing |
rimde |
host (army) |
n'ataya |
different |
kotya |
hostile |
natse |
net |
urra |
hot |
natul- |
(v) to become |
kard |
house (dwelling) |
naug |
dwarf |
nosse |
house (familial) |
naugrim |
dwarves |
opele |
house, walled |
naur |
fire |
sut |
how |
naur norsa |
adult fire giant |
ngwawa |
howl (n) |
naus- |
(v) to imagine |
nukumna |
humble |
nausa |
imagination (n) |
tumpo |
hump |
naut- |
(v) to oblige |
kauko |
humpback |
ndengin |
slain (n) |
kauka |
humped (adj) |
ndengin- |
(v) to slay |
fara |
hunt (n) |
ndor |
land |
verno' |
husband |
ndu |
down |
amin |
I |
n'e |
out |
khelek |
ice |
neek- |
(v) to see vaguely |
helkelimbe |
icicle |
Neenar |
a star |
helka |
icy |
neenuvar |
waterlily |
noa |
idea |
neithan |
one who goes without |
kordon |
idol |
nekte |
honey |
manka |
if |
nekter |
nereid |
engwar |
ill |
nelde |
3 |
Ita'istar |
Illusionist |
nelde |
three |
nausa |
imagination (n) |
neldor |
beech |
ilfirin |
immortal |
nelle |
brook |
tualka |
immovable |
neltil |
triangle |
ascar |
impetuous |
NelWiitiri |
NW's and NWA's |
hoore |
impulse |
-nen |
water of (append) |
hoorea |
impulsive |
nenda |
watery (adj) |
e' |
in |
nengwea |
nasal |
penda |
inclined (upward slope) |
nengwi |
nose |
-ien |
-ing |
Nenime |
February |
handele |
intellect |
ner |
more |
handasse |
intelligence |
nerte |
9 |
handa |
intelligent (adj) |
nessa |
young |
mitya |
interior |
nesse |
youth |
e'a |
into |
nessima |
youthful |
aula |
invention |
neum- |
(v) to snare, catch |
gladden |
iris |
neuma |
trap |
angren |
iron (made of) |
neuro |
successor |
anga |
iron (metal) |
nev- |
(v) to be near |
angrist |
iron cleaver |
neva |
near |
anghabar |
iron delvings |
ng'and- |
(v) to play a harp |
angrenost |
iron fortress |
ng'ande |
harp |
angband |
iron prison |
ngw- |
(v) to reach out |
tol |
isle |
ngwaw- |
(v) to howl |
yatta |
isthmus |
ngwawa |
howl (n) |
ta |
it |
ni- |
(v) to weep |
ta |
its |
nia |
weeping (n) |
irste' |
itself |
nias- |
(v) to ally |
iralen |
jade |
niasa |
alliance |
iraliante |
jade spider |
nibin |
petty |
Narvinye |
January |
nibin |
trite |
anca |
jaws |
nieninque |
snowdrop (plant) |
mir |
jewel |
nienor |
mourning |
mirdain |
jewel smith |
nier |
honeybee |
imirie |
jeweled |
Nierninwa |
a star |
mire |
jewels |
nierwes |
hive |
lakwenta |
joked |
niire |
tear (sad, not rip) |
lema |
journey (n) |
niite |
moist |
lembas |
journey bread |
nikerym |
captain, Army of Might |
alasse' |
joy |
nikym |
platoon leader, Army of Might |
namo |
judge |
nilaa |
detachment leader, Might |
pirya |
juice |
nilindale |
dirge |
Cermie |
July |
nim |
white |
Narie |
June |
nimbreth |
birch |
tanda |
juniper shrub |
nim'loki |
white dragon |
laike |
keen |
nim'ohtar |
paladin |
chebin |
kept |
nimphel |
pearl |
nosse |
kin |
nimras |
white horn, Unicorn |
nostale |
kind |
nin |
wet |
tursa |
kindling |
ninde |
slender |
aran |
king |
ninniach |
rainbow |
haran |
king |
ninquit- |
(v) to bleach |
halatir |
kingfisher |
ninya |
fjord |
aranion |
kingsfoil (a plant) |
niphred |
pallor |
miqula |
kiss (n) |
nir' |
many |
sikil |
knife |
nirw- |
(v) to cushion |
tolos |
knob |
nirwa |
cushion |
noola |
knoll |
nisse |
female sentient being |
narda' |
knot |
nit- |
(v) to stoop |
sinta |
knowledge (n) |
nnar' |
bone |
arwen |
lady |
n'ner |
less |
linae |
lake |
n'nir |
few |
Aldudenie |
Lament for the two trees |
no' |
on |
calma |
lamp |
noa |
idea |
ndor |
land |
no'a |
onto |
-dor |
land of (append) |
nogoth |
gnome |
Andor |
land of gift |
nogrod |
hollow delving |
Rochand, Rohan |
land of horses |
noldo |
wise |
daedeloth |
land of the dead |
nole |
lore |
arnor |
land of the king |
nomin |
wisdom |
numendor |
land of the west |
nomo |
oak |
lammen |
language |
noola |
knoll |
fine |
larch tree |
noore |
clan |
ure |
large |
noot- |
(v) to count |
tella |
last |
nooti |
number |
Methedras |
last peak |
nor- |
(v) to populate |
haranye |
last year of century |
nora |
population |
telwa |
late |
norn |
wheel |
lala |
laugh(n) |
norolind- |
(v) to skip (feet) |
lalaith |
laughter |
norsa |
giant |
sanye |
law |
nosse |
family |
palis |
lawn |
nosse |
house (familial) |
kanuva |
lead (made of) |
nosse |
kin |
kanu |
lead (metal) |
nost |
fortress |
cora |
leader |
nost- |
(v) to be born |
lasse |
leaf |
nosta |
birth |
lhach |
leaping flame |
nostale |
kind |
hyarya |
left |
not- |
(v) to reckon |
lemba |
left behind |
now- |
(v) to think |
hyarmaite |
left-handed |
N'Shanesti |
not elf friend |
telko |
leg |
n'taurn |
low |
n'ner |
less |
N'Tel'Quess |
not of the people (drow & others) |
maia |
lesser angel |
n'tyene |
unquenched |
maiar |
lesser angels |
nu |
under |
tengwer |
letter (alphabetical) |
nuin |
beneath |
lekmee |
letter (message) |
nukumna |
humble |
risa |
lie (falsehood) (n) |
nulla |
obscure (adj) |
shaalth |
lieutenant, Army of Might |
numen |
west |
coia |
life (n) |
numendor |
land of the west |
coimas |
life bread |
numenenya |
western |
coiamen |
lifetime |
numenore |
people of the west |
kalina |
light (color) (adj) |
nuntikse |
dot below line of writing |
me'a |
light (n) |
nuor- |
(v) to roll |
kalmindon |
lighthouse |
nuquern- |
(v) to defeat |
me'urra |
lightning |
nuquerna |
defeat (n) |
me'urra kosta |
lightning bolt |
nur- |
(v) to complain |
ve' |
like |
nurt- |
(v) to hide |
teema |
line |
nuur- |
(v) to growl |
falas |
line of surf |
nuut- |
(v) to set (sun or moon) |
tea |
line, straight (precise) |
nwalk- |
(v) to be cruel |
raa |
lion |
nwalka |
cruel |
ravenne |
lioness |
nwalm- |
(v) to torment, sadden |
antoando |
lip |
nwalma |
sadness (n) |
siirima |
liquid |
nwalma |
torment (n) |
-elle |
little |
nwaly- |
(v) to ache |
ai |
little |
nyaare |
saga |
korne |
loaf |
nyalme |
clamor |
yelta |
loathing |
nyano |
rat |
tara |
lofty |
nyar- |
(v) to tell |
ereb |
lonely |
nyeene |
goat |
an(n) |
long |
nyeer- |
(v) to feel grief |
andaith |
long mark |
nyelle |
bell |
Anduin |
long river |
o' |
one (subj) |
andram |
long wall |
oaris |
mermaid |
en |
look (exclamation) |
oblet- |
(v) to imprison |
maa |
look (n) |
obleta |
prison cell |
windele |
loom |
oht- |
(v) to war |
heru |
lord |
ohta |
war (n) |
Annatar |
lord of gifts |
ohtar |
warrior |
Adaron |
lord of trees |
oio |
ever |
nole |
lore |
oiolaire |
ever summer |
kiirar |
lorekeeper |
oira |
eternal |
wanwa |
lost (adj) |
olin |
secret |
melima |
lovable |
oline |
secrecy |
mela |
love (n) |
olinima |
secretive |
lirima |
lovely |
olva |
plant |
melar |
lover |
olvann- |
(v) to vanish, lose |
-dil |
lover of (append) |
olwa |
branch |
melisse |
lover, female |
olwen |
stick (n) |
melindo |
lover, male |
oment- |
(v) to meet |
n'taurn |
low |
omenta |
meeting (n) |
marth |
luck |
on- |
(v) to beget |
tolos |
lump |
on- |
(v) to give |
salma |
lyre |
ona |
gift (n) |
akh'faern |
mage, Army of Art |
onde- |
(v) to succumb/give up |
templa |
magic |
ondo |
stone |
selu |
magical arts |
ondo norsa |
stone giant |
guldur |
magical weave |
ondoealle |
paved road |
wen |
maiden |
-ondol |
rock of (append) |
wendele |
maidenhood |
onna |
creature |
hanwa |
male |
onoir- |
(v) to worship |
adanedhel |
male elf |
onot- |
(v) to add up |
edan |
man |
onsint- |
(v) to answer |
vie' |
manhood |
ont- |
(v) to create |
wea |
manly |
ontaro |
parent |
ilm |
mansion |
ooleme |
elbow |
gollo |
mantle |
ooma |
voice |
nir' |
many |
opele |
house, walled |
Sulime |
March (month) |
oqueni- |
(v) to discuss |
aith |
mark |
orar- |
(v) to erode |
andatehta |
mark, long (in writing) |
orara |
erosion |
veru' |
married pair |
ore |
sub-conscious |
collanta |
mask |
orme |
violence |
tyulmi |
mast |
orn |
tree |
tura |
master (n) |
ornpirya |
syrup |
ture |
mastery (n) |
orod |
mountain |
vesta |
matrimony |
orod norsa |
mountain giant |
aa' |
may |
orofarne |
dwelling on a mountain |
Lotesse |
May (month) |
oromarde |
hall, lofty |
amin |
me |
oront- |
(v) to nap |
laure |
mead |
orosta |
ascension |
laide |
meadow |
orqu |
orc |
sarpsa |
meat |
orteluume |
dome, high |
omenta |
meeting (n) |
ossa |
moat |
lindelea |
melodious |
ost- |
(v) to defend |
lindel |
melody |
osta |
defender |
rina |
memory (n) |
osta tel'quessir |
defender of the people |
edain |
men |
ostar |
town |
apanonar |
men (the after born) |
ostek- |
(v) to describe |
atani |
men (the second people) |
otorno |
associate |
lin |
mere |
otso |
7 |
Aelin-uial |
meres of twilight |
otso |
seven |
oaris |
mermaid |
palan |
far and wide |
alasse' |
merriment |
palantir |
far watcher |
rem |
mesh |
palis |
lawn |
tinco |
metal |
palla |
expansive |
ened |
middle |
palme |
surface (n) |
enedwaith |
middle-folk |
palp- |
(v) to mix |
ennorath |
middle-lands |
palu- |
(v) to expand |
beleg |
mighty |
palu- |
(v) to spread |
limpe |
milk |
palurin |
world |
haba |
mine |
paly- |
(v) to open wide |
hala |
minnow |
pand- |
(v) to include |
maquissar |
minstrel |
pano |
board |
lissuin |
mint |
pant- |
(v) to open |
lalai |
mirth |
pany- |
(v) to set |
hisie |
mist |
parm- |
(v) to read |
hith |
misty |
parma |
book |
ossa |
moat |
parth |
sward |
niite |
moist |
parymo |
scroll |
Elenya |
Monday |
paur |
fist |
uuvanimo |
monster |
pel- |
(v) to encircle |
indo |
mood |
pela |
encirclement |
ithil |
Moon |
pelekko |
ax |
Ithil'Quessir |
Moon Elf |
pelekt- |
(v) to strike |
teu'kelytha |
moon horse |
pelenlotaure |
garden |
isilme |
moonlight |
Pelennor |
fenced land |
ithilondo |
moonstone |
peltas' |
pivot |
ner |
more |
pelu |
around |
amrun |
morning |
penda |
inclined (upward slope) |
amcar |
morning glory (flower) |
pende |
declivity (downward slope) |
firimar |
mortal |
peredhel |
half-elven |
atara |
mother |
peredhil |
half elf |
coron |
mound |
periannath |
hobbits |
orod |
mountain |
perya |
half |
nienor |
mourning |
piik- |
(v) to dwindle |
ai'mithe |
mouse |
pilin' |
arrow |
anto |
mouth |
pilininge |
arrow, flight of |
sai- |
much |
pinnath |
ridges |
hui |
murk |
pinque |
thin |
huiva |
murky |
pinquelek |
frost |
tuo |
muscle |
pint- |
(v) to spread out |
lindale |
music |
pio |
cherry |
Ainulindale |
music of the Ainur |
piosenna |
holly tree |
ulma |
muttering |
pirukend- |
(v) to whirl |
amin |
myself |
piry- |
(v) to juice |
takse |
nail |
pirya |
juice |
helda' |
naked |
piukka |
blackberry |
essa |
name (n) |
poik- |
(v) to clean, cleanse |
kwentra |
narrator (n) |
poika |
clean |
lenwa |
narrow |
poika |
pure |
imlad |
narrow valley |
polda |
burly |
nengwea |
nasal |
poldor- |
(v) to force |
seorsa |
nature |
poldora |
strength, brute force |
morlin |
navy-blue |
pole |
oat |
neva |
near |
pore |
flour |
yat' |
neck |
porm |
bark (tree) |
amir |
necklace |
puit- |
(v) to spit |
lisyul |
nectar |
pust- |
(v) to blow |
nekter |
nereid |
putta |
stop (punctuation) |
natse |
net |
puurea |
discolored |
qual |
neutral |
qalum- |
(v) to heave, throw |
qualentie |
neutral-person |
qua- |
(v) to squeak |
winya |
new |
quain- |
(v) to wail |
winyar |
newbie |
quaina |
wailing (n) |
ento |
next |
qual |
neutral |
dome |
night, darkness |
qualentie |
neutral-person |
du |
night, dimness |
qualm- |
(v) to die painfully |
tindomerel |
nightingale |
qualme |
agony |
n'uma |
no |
quant- |
(v) to fill |
ar- |
noble |
quanta |
full |
arme'- |
noble (f) |
quel |
good |
aredhel |
noble-elf |
quelie |
waning (adj) |
uuner |
nobody |
quell- |
(v) to fade |
raun |
noise |
quella |
fade, fading (n) |
raumo |
noise, of a storm |
quen- |
(v) to speak |
suu |
noise, of wind |
quena |
speech (n) |
khiasa |
nomad |
quenat |
body |
khilasa |
nomadic |
quendi |
speakers |
sanya |
normal |
quenta |
history |
for |
north |
quentale |
account |
forenya |
northern |
quentele |
sentence |
nengwi |
nose |
quern- |
(v) to turn |
il- |
not |
quesse |
feather |
N'Shanesti |
not elf friend |
quesset |
pillow |
N'Tel'Quess |
not of the people (drow & others) |
quessir |
people (elves) |
n'- |
not, not of |
quettasundolie |
etymology |
kai |
nothing |
quing- |
(v) to twang |
Hisime |
November |
quingatelko |
bow-legged |
sii' |
now |
quor- |
(v) to choke |
nooti |
number |
quorin- |
(v) to drown |
hosti |
number, large |
quoro- |
(v) to suffocate |
hostain |
numbered |
-ra |
great |
avanooti |
numberless |
raa |
lion |
rimba |
numerous |
raama |
wing (n) |
NelWiitiri |
NW's and NWA's |
raamavoite |
winged |
falmarin |
nymph |
raava |
riverbank |
nomo |
oak |
raavea |
roaring (adj) |
lindornea |
oaks, a stand of |
ragil |
claymore sword |
pole |
oat |
ragwe |
fathom (6 feet) |
vesta |
oath |
Rah'Edan |
Centaur |
nulla |
obscure (adj) |
raika |
wrong (adj) |
mordo |
obscurity |
rais |
peaks |
luu' |
occasion |
rakka |
claw |
shae |
ocean |
rakt- |
(v) to arrive |
Marquelie |
October |
rakta |
arrival |
holma |
odor |
ram |
wall |
en' |
of |
ramb- |
(v) to scream |
tel' |
of the |
ran- |
(v) to wander |
elda, elena |
of the stars |
rana |
wander |
aiya |
oh! |
randa |
century |
laive |
ointment |
ranga |
pace (distance) |
iant |
old |
rangw- |
(v) to understand |
lumna |
ominous |
rangwa |
understanding (n) |
no' |
on |
ranqui |
arm |
ero |
once |
rant |
course |
yaluumesse |
once upon a time |
rany- |
(v) to stray |
er |
one |
ras |
peak |
o' |
one (subj) |
rashwe |
trouble |
neithan |
one who goes without |
rass |
horn (mountain) |
erchamion |
one-handed |
rast |
shore |
ere' |
only |
rath |
bed |
no'a |
onto |
rato |
soon |
assa |
opening (n) |
ratse |
12 |
thanga |
oppression (n) |
rauko |
demon |
ri' |
or |
raumo |
noise, of a storm |
kuluina |
orange (color) |
raun |
noise |
kuluma |
orange (fruit) |
ravenne |
lioness |
orqu |
orc |
re |
day |
n'at |
other |
re |
she |
lye |
our |
reena' |
edge |
n'e |
out |
rem |
mesh |
eruumea |
outer (adj) |
re'na |
while |
ephel |
outer fence |
rend- |
(v) to sow |
ette |
outside |
rhovanion |
wilderness |
urnai |
oven |
rhun |
east |
vanwa |
over (past) |
rhunenya |
eastern |
luurea |
overcast |
ri' |
or |
taruku |
ox |
riel |
garland |
ranga |
pace (distance) |
rien- |
(v) to crown |
naikelea |
painful |
rig |
wreathe |
nim'ohtar |
paladin |
riht- |
(v) to jerk |
iska |
pale (adj) |
riim- |
(v) to hem |
niphred |
pallor |
riima |
hem (n) |
morambath |
panther |
-ril |
brilliance of (append) |
ontaro |
parent |
rilma |
glittering light |
kirma |
part (n) |
-rim |
great number |
falqua |
pass in mountains |
rim- |
(v) to run |
tarna |
passage |
rimba |
frequent |
mele |
passion |
rimba |
numerous |
wanwie |
past (time) (n) |
rimbe |
crowd |
men |
path |
rimbor |
paw |
malle'ondo |
paving stone |
rimde |
host (army) |
rimbor |
paw |
rin- |
(v) to remember |
seere |
peace |
rina |
memory (n) |
ras |
peak |
ringa |
damp |
rais |
peaks |
Ringare |
December |
nimphel |
pearl |
ringwe |
cold |
sarnie |
pebbles |
rink- |
(v) to flourish |
atyar |
peer |
rip- |
(v) to fly |
gwaith |
people |
ripa |
flight (n) |
quessir |
people (elves) |
ris- |
(v) to lie (falsehood) |
numenore |
people of the west |
risa |
lie (falsehood) (n) |
valilnore |
people of valar |
rist- |
(v) to cleave, cut |
leneema |
permission (n) |
rista |
cut (n) |
sintar |
person of knowledge |
ro |
he |
nibin |
petty |
roch |
horse |
coiavano |
phase |
Rochand, Rohan |
land of horses |
laika |
piercing (adj) |
Rohirrim |
horse riders |
kunba |
pile (n) |
roina |
ruddy |
andir |
pilgrim |
roit- |
(v) to pursue |
tarma |
pillar |
rokko |
horses |
quesset |
pillow |
rom |
sound of horns |
tankil |
pin |
rom- |
(v) to rise |
thon |
pine tree |
roma |
uprising (n) |
carnim |
pink |
romba |
horn (musical) |
simpa |
pipe (musical) |
romen |
sunrise |
simpetar |
piper |
ron |
their |
sungwa |
pitcher |
ron |
they |
peltas' |
pivot |
rond |
great hall |
yamen' |
place |
rond |
vaulted roof |
-men' |
place of (append) |
ronyo |
fox |
lad |
plain |
rooma |
shoulder |
Lithlad |
plain of ashes |
roota |
tube |
olva |
plant |
ros- |
(v) to rain |
tarat |
plate |
rosa |
rain |
taratost |
platemail (king body fortress) |
rosse |
dew |
nikym |
platoon leader, Army of Might |
rudh |
bare, bald, barren |
seasu |
pleasant |
ruid |
glade |
seasa |
pleasure |
ruin |
flame-red |
saipio |
plum |
ruin |
red flame |
lirit |
poem |
runda |
driftwood |
liritar |
poet |
runy- |
(v) to flame |
til |
point |
runya |
flame (n) |
tulwe |
pole (n) |
runya norsa |
juvenile fire giant |
malo |
pollen |
russe |
coruscation |
loeg |
pond |
rust- |
(v) to crumble |
elin |
pool |
rusv- |
(v) to break |
tyulusse |
poplar tree |
rusva |
broken |
fuumella |
poppy |
ruth- |
(v) to anger |
nora |
population |
rutha |
anger (n) |
deanam |
possible |
ruukina |
disordered |
sama |
post (n) |
ruw- |
(v) to doubt |
kentano |
potter |
rwal- |
(v) to lust |
val |
power |
saes- |
(v) to please/pleasure |
laita |
praise (n) |
sai- |
much |
kyerma |
prayer |
sai- |
very |
anna |
present |
saipio |
plum |
yana |
previous |
sakkat- |
(v) to tear, rip |
farim |
prey |
sal' |
still |
taren |
prince |
salk- |
(v) to dance |
tarien |
princess |
salka |
dance (n) |
heera |
principal (adj) |
salma |
lyre |
band |
prison |
salp- |
(v) to sip |
obleta |
prison cell |
salpua |
bowl |
tumna |
profound |
salque |
grass |
minda |
prominent |
sama |
post (n) |
vesta |
promise (n) |
samanar |
builder |
alya |
prosperous |
sambe |
room, chamber |
vara |
protection (n) |
samn- |
(v) to build |
ehte |
puncture(n) |
samna |
building(n) |
poika |
pure |
san' |
then |
coria |
purple |
san- |
(v) to take |
saura' |
putrid |
sanda |
firm |
Dagor NelWiit'iri |
PVP |
sanga |
crowd |
kosta |
quarrel (bolt) |
sanga |
throng |
khelondo |
quartz |
sangan- |
(v) to gather |
tari |
queen |
sank- |
(v) to split |
tyene |
quenched |
sanya |
normal |
tekil |
quill pen |
sanya |
regular |
wainole |
quiver (for arrows) |
sanye |
law |
alata |
radiance |
sapsa |
grave |
ankalima |
radiant (adj) |
sara |
wheat |
vene |
raft |
sarigr- |
(v) to have sex |
aha |
rage (n) |
sarko |
flesh |
rosa |
rain |
sarkuva |
corporeal |
timpe |
rain, misty drizzle |
sarn |
small stone |
ninniach |
rainbow |
sarnie |
pebbles |
taur'ohtar |
ranger, woodsman |
sarpsa |
meat |
elmare |
rapture |
sarqua |
fleshy |
tearc |
rare |
sarquindi |
cannibal |
nyano |
rat |
satulwe |
standard (flag) |
desiel |
ready |
saura' |
foul |
anwa |
real |
saura' |
putrid |
carad |
red |
saurikumba |
foulbellied |
carad'loki |
red dragon |
seasa |
pleasure |
ruin |
red flame |
seasu |
pleasant |
Caradhras |
redhorn |
seere |
peace |
liske |
reed |
seere |
repose |
avara |
refusal |
seim- |
(v) to be gentle |
meena |
region |
Seldarine |
gods |
sanya |
regular |
selen |
cousin |
erin |
remains |
seler' |
sister |
avahaire |
remote |
selu |
magical arts |
seere |
repose |
sen |
them |
takel'var |
reptile |
seorsa |
nature |
esta |
rest (n) |
-ser |
fondness toward |
bauga |
restraint |
sereg |
ale |
alya |
rich |
Sereg'wethrin |
Assassin |
pinnath |
ridges |
serinde |
seamstress |
forya |
right (side) |
sgiathatch |
dragon |
formaite |
right-handed |
sha |
almost |
korma |
ring |
shaalth |
lieutenant, Army of Might |
faerniir |
ring leader, Army of Art |
shae |
ocean |
yatost |
ringmail |
shael'var |
crocodile, salt water |
gela |
rite (ceremony) |
Sha'Quessir |
elf friend (Formal) |
duin |
river |
shee |
fairy |
etsir |
river mouth |
sii |
beach |
raava |
riverbank |
sii' |
now |
malle' |
road |
siirima |
liquid |
ondoealle |
road, paved |
sikil |
knife |
raavea |
roaring (adj) |
sil- |
(v) to shine |
waima |
robe |
silma |
starlight |
karneambara |
robin |
simp- |
(v) to pipe (musical) |
gon |
rock |
simpa |
pipe (musical) |
-ondol |
rock of (append) |
simpetar |
piper |
stafol |
rod |
simpina |
flute |
toopa |
roof |
sina |
this |
telda |
roof, having a |
sinome |
here |
sambe |
room, chamber |
sint- |
(v) to know |
thond |
root |
sinta |
knowledge (n) |
cartel |
rose |
sintar |
person of knowledge |
korima |
round |
sintar |
sage |
teema |
row |
sir- |
(v) to flow |
anka |
row, of teeth |
sira |
flow (n) |
ar- |
royal |
sira |
stream (n) |
arme'- |
royal (f) |
Sirannon |
gate stream |
iriador |
ruby (gemstone) |
siril |
creek |
roina |
ruddy |
siruluan'aty- |
(v) to sway |
harna |
ruler (n) |
solor- |
(v) to surge |
kerta |
rune |
solos |
surf |
eket |
sabre |
soor- |
(v) to follow, track |
nwalma |
sadness (n) |
sornion |
aerie |
varna |
safe |
Soronuume |
a constellation |
nyaare |
saga |
spanga |
beard |
sintar |
sage |
stafol |
rod |
atya' |
same |
suil- |
(v) to incite |
litse |
sand (n) |
suilpar |
soup |
litsondo |
sandstone |
sul |
wind |
arnfauglith |
sandstorm |
Sulime |
March (month) |
Valanya |
Saturday |
sulo |
goblet |
tarai |
scale |
sulp- |
(v) to lick |
taraiost |
scale-mail |
sundo |
bottom |
parymo |
scroll |
sungwa |
pitcher |
ear |
sea |
sut |
how |
Ear’Quessir |
Sea elf |
suu |
noise, of wind |
Alu'Quessir |
sea elves |
suul- |
(v) to breathe |
ear'loke |
sea serpent |
suula |
breath (n) |
hylama |
sea shell |
suyoll- |
(v) to revive |
wing |
sea spray |
ta |
it |
Aerandir |
sea wandered |
ta |
its |
haloisi |
sea, stormy |
taarie |
height |
earcalen |
sea-green |
tai' |
toe |
maiwe |
seagull |
tain- |
(v) to extend |
serinde |
seamstress |
tain- |
(v) to lengthen |
hama |
seat |
taina |
extension |
uile |
seaweed |
tait- |
(v) to prolong |
minya |
second (not time) |
takel'var |
reptile |
oline |
secrecy |
takse |
nail |
olin |
secret |
tal |
city |
olinima |
secretive |
talal- |
(v) to sail |
iolaa |
section leader, Army of Might |
talan |
floor |
ered |
seed |
talant |
fallen |
quentele |
sentence |
talar' |
ground |
Yavannie |
September |
talath |
tundra |
temar |
series |
tallune |
sole of foot |
mool |
servant |
talma |
foundation |
tuar |
servant (n) |
talt- |
(v) to lean, slope |
tua |
service (n) |
talwi |
feet |
lantaraana |
setting moon |
tambaro |
woodpecker |
otso |
seven |
tambe |
copper (metal) |
halya |
shade (n) |
tamin- |
(v) to forge |
dae |
shadow |
tamina |
forge |
lumbule |
shadow, heavy |
tamn- |
(v) to knock |
halda |
shadowed |
tamp- |
(v) to stop |
wethril |
shadowy |
tamp- |
(v) to block |
fasse |
shaggy lock (hair) |
tampa |
stopper |
kanta |
shape (n) |
tanak- |
(v) to be sure |
maeg |
sharp |
tanda |
juniper shrub |
naik |
sharp pain |
tangaa |
tough |
re |
she |
tangwa |
clasp |
waina |
sheath (n) |
tank- |
(v) to fix |
maama |
sheep |
tankil |
pin |
mavar |
shepherd |
tankla |
brooch |
tinechor |
shield |
tanna |
toward |
kirya |
ship |
tano |
blacksmith |
cirdan |
shipwright |
tanwe |
device |
rast |
shore |
tanya |
that |
ai |
short |
tar |
beyond |
rooma |
shoulder |
tar- |
(v) to cross |
yela |
shout (n) |
tara |
lofty |
giritha |
shudder |
tarai |
scale |
circa |
sickle |
taraiost |
scale-mail |
laiwa |
sickly |
tarambo |
stud (n) |
lirva |
sickness (n) |
tarasse |
aloft |
elea |
sight (n) |
tarat |
plate |
tehta |
sign |
taratost |
platemail (king body fortress) |
tehtar |
signs |
taren |
prince |
dina |
silent |
tari |
queen |
celeb |
silver |
tarien |
princess |
brethil |
silver birch |
Tarion |
Sunday |
celeb'loki |
silver dragon |
tarka |
horn (animal) |
Celeb'Quessir |
silver elves |
tarma |
pillar |
celebrin |
silver like |
tarna |
passage |
Celebrant |
silverlode |
taruku |
ox |
lindir |
singer |
tarya |
stiff (adj) |
lindar |
singers |
tathar |
willow |
erya |
single (adj) |
taty- |
(v) to repeat |
seler' |
sister |
taur |
wood (forest) |
curu |
skill |
Taur'Amandil |
Druid |
maite |
skilled |
taure |
forest |
helma |
skin |
taurea |
forested |
menel |
sky, day |
taureliloomea |
deep forest shadows |
ilmen |
sky, night |
taurina |
wooden |
meneluin |
sky-blue |
taurn |
high |
ndengin |
slain (n) |
taur'ohtar |
ranger, woodsman |
di'thang |
slave |
tauron |
forester |
kaima |
sleep (n) |
Taur'Quessir |
wood elves |
ninde |
slender |
Taur'Quessir |
Sylvan Elf |
ai |
small |
tavar |
wood (substance) |
filit |
small bird |
tea |
line, straight (precise) |
alfirin |
small golden flower |
tearc |
rare |
sarn |
small stone |
teema |
line |
loki |
snake |
teema |
row |
yarra |
snarling |
teena' |
straight |
losa |
snow (n) |
tehta |
sign |
ailosacath |
snow leopard |
tehtar |
signs |
losse |
snow white |
tekil |
quill pen |
nieninque |
snowdrop (plant) |
Tel' |
the (when expressing importance) |
ikotane |
so |
tel' |
of the |
lipsa |
soap |
tel- |
(v) to finish, end |
maksa |
soft |
tela |
end (n) |
kemen |
soil |
tela |
finish (n) |
akh'velahrn |
soldier, Army of Might |
telco |
stem |
tallune |
sole of foot |
telda |
roof, having a |
eresse |
solitude |
telella |
elf, young |
utinu |
son |
telimbo |
canopy |
lina |
song (n) |
telko |
leg |
lindor |
songbird |
tella |
hind portion |
rato |
soon |
tella |
last |
gul |
sorcery |
tella’re |
yesterday |
uuaina'liante |
soul spider (minion of Lolth) |
telluma |
vault |
lamya |
sound |
telme |
blanket |
rom |
sound of horns |
telmello |
top |
suilpar |
soup |
Tel'Quessir |
elves. literally 'The People' |
har |
south |
Tel'Quessir |
The People (elves) |
harenya |
southern |
telt- |
(v) to exceed |
tinta |
sparkle (n) |
Telumendil |
a constellation |
quendi |
speakers |
telwa |
late |
ehta |
spear (n) |
temar |
series |
nastar |
spearhead |
temol |
wand |
ehtar |
spearman |
templa |
magic |
quena |
speech (n) |
templa tel'Quessir |
elven high magic |
ista |
spell |
ten' |
because |
istalindir |
spellsinger |
ten' |
for |
istalindar |
spellsingers |
ten- |
(v) to hear |
mone |
spent |
tengw- |
(v) to write |
morgil |
sphere |
tengwa |
writing (n) |
faerne |
sphere leader, Army of Art |
tengwanda |
alphabet |
liante |
spider |
tengwer |
letter (alphabetical) |
ungwe |
spiders web |
tengwesta |
grammar |
karakse |
spike |
tenkel- |
(v) to spell (words) |
earka |
spine |
tenna' |
until |
fea |
spirit |
ten'oio |
forever |
Feanor |
spirit of fire |
teret |
auger |
manu |
spirit, departed |
tereva |
fine |
hwan' |
sponge |
termar- |
(v) to endure |
ehtele' |
spring (season) |
termara |
endurance |
tuile |
spring (water) |
tess- |
(v) to hold onto |
koire |
spring, early |
teu'kelytha |
moon horse |
ethir |
spy |
thalion |
dauntless |
wandil |
staff |
thang- |
(v) to oppress |
waen |
stained |
thanga |
oppression (n) |
cebir |
stake |
thar |
across |
satulwe |
standard (flag) |
thar |
against |
elen |
star |
thar |
beyond, distant |
gil |
star |
thar- |
(v) to go athwart |
tindome |
star lit |
thaur |
abominable, abhorrent |
tingilinde |
star, twinkling |
thol |
helm |
silma |
starlight |
thon |
pine tree |
ithildin |
star-moon |
thond |
root |
tindome |
starry evening |
thoron |
eagle |
giliath |
stars |
tie |
direction |
voronwe |
steadfast |
tiht- |
(v) to blink |
tulunka |
steady |
tikse |
dot |
telco |
stem |
til |
point |
vano |
step |
tilion |
horned |
olwen |
stick (n) |
timpe |
rain, misty drizzle |
himba |
sticky (adj) |
tincmaeg |
dagger, lit.: metal-pointed |
tarya |
stiff (adj) |
tinco |
metal |
sal' |
still |
tincya |
chain, lit.: metal ring(s) |
ondo |
stone |
tincyatost |
chain-mail |
putta |
stop (punctuation) |
tind- |
(v) to glint |
tampa |
stopper |
tindome |
star lit |
arrna |
storm |
tindome |
starry evening |
narn |
story |
tindomerel |
nightingale |
teena' |
straight |
tinechor |
shield |
sira |
stream (n) |
tinga |
flint |
malle' |
street |
tingilinde |
star, twinkling |
poldora |
strength, brute force |
tint- |
(v) to sparkle |
beleg |
strong |
tinta |
sparkle (n) |
tarambo |
stud (n) |
tintil- |
(v) to tremble |
hirao |
student |
tinu |
daughter |
ore |
sub-conscious |
tir- |
(v) to watch over, guard |
neuro |
successor |
tiri |
bright |
bragol |
sudden |
tirion |
watchtower |
farea |
sufficient |
tiris |
town, walled |
laire |
summer |
tirne |
brow |
anar |
sun |
titta |
tiny (size) |
anor |
sun |
tiuka |
fat (adj) |
Tarion |
Sunday |
tiuka |
thick |
aure |
sunlight |
tiuko |
thigh |
romen |
sunrise |
tiuy- |
(v) to get fat |
Anoron'Quessir |
Sunrise Elf |
tol |
isle |
annun |
sunset |
tolk- |
(v) to support |
solos |
surf |
tolmen |
hill, isolated |
palme |
surface (n) |
tolos |
knob |
tuilindo |
swallow (bird) |
tolos |
lump |
nanda |
swamp |
tolote'hin |
heraldic symbol, octofoil |
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 |
ragil |
sword, claymore |
triall- |
(v) to walk |
lagista |
sword, cutlass |
tu- |
(v) to serve |
anmegil |
sword, long |
tua |
service (n) |
lagil |
sword, rapier |
tualka |
immovable |
aimegil |
sword, short |
tuar |
servant (n) |
megure |
sword, two-handed |
tug |
vigor |
megilar |
swordsman |
tugea |
vigorous |
falmenel |
sylph |
tuile |
spring (water) |
Taur'Quessir |
Sylvan Elf |
tuilindo |
swallow (bird) |
Lai'Quessir |
sylvan elves |
tuim- |
(v) to bud |
ornpirya |
syrup |
tuiy- |
(v) to swell |
narn |
tale |
tuk- |
(v) to pull |
halla |
tall |
tukali- |
(v) to tangle |
moile |
tarn (mountain lake) |
tul - |
(v) to come |
niire |
tear (sad, not rip) |
tul’re |
tomorrow |
yaana |
temple |
tulk- |
(v) to establish |
gorgorath |
terror |
tulma |
bier |
tanya |
that |
tult- |
(v) to send for |
tupsa |
thatch |
tulunka |
steady |
i'- |
the (common) |
tulwe |
pole (n) |
Tel' |
the (when expressing importance) |
tum |
valley |
Aratar |
the exalted |
tumba |
deep |
Tel'Quessir |
The People (elves) |
tumbale |
valley, deep |
ron |
their |
tumbo |
vale, dark |
sen |
them |
tumna |
profound |
san' |
then |
tumpo |
hump |
eller |
there |
tunga |
tight |
ron |
they |
tuo |
muscle |
tiuka |
thick |
tups- |
(v) to thatch |
Cam'Wethrin |
Thief |
tupsa |
thatch |
tiuko |
thigh |
tur- |
(v) to control |
pinque |
thin |
tur- |
(v) to master, overmaster |
nat' |
thing |
tura |
master (n) |
anfaug |
thirst |
ture |
mastery (n) |
fauka |
thirst (n) |
turn- |
(v) to govern |
sina |
this |
turs- |
(v) to kindle |
ereg |
thorn |
tursa |
kindling |
lia |
thread (n) |
tury- |
(v) to wield (weapon) |
nelde |
three |
tusture |
tinder |
fenda |
threshold |
tuul- |
(v) to come from |
langon |
throat |
tuulo' |
from |
mahalma |
throne |
tuup- |
(v) to cover |
sanga |
throng |
tyal- |
(v) to play |
imya |
through |
tyalie |
game (fun) |
imyan'e |
throughout |
tyar- |
(v) to act |
me'urramya |
thunder |
tyar- |
(v) to cause |
Alduya |
Thursday |
tyaro |
actor |
earsira |
tide |
tyaro |
agent |
tunga |
tight |
tyav- |
(v) to feel (physical) |
coiasira |
time |
tyel- |
(v) to end |
luume' |
time |
tyelka |
agile |
kaurea |
timid |
tyeller |
grades |
latuuken |
tin (metal) |
tyen- |
(v) to quench |
latuukenda |
tin, made of |
tyene |
quenched |
tusture |
tinder |
tyulmi |
mast |
titta |
tiny (size) |
tyulusse |
poplar tree |
a' |
to |
ue |
fleece |
a’re |
today |
uial |
twilight |
tai' |
toe |
uile |
seaweed |
alye' |
together |
uin |
whale |
tul’re |
tomorrow |
ujere |
dull |
lambe |
tongue |
ulm- |
(v) to mutter |
carak |
tooth |
ulma |
muttering |
telmello |
top |
ulmul- |
(v) to mumble |
nwalma |
torment (n) |
ulu- |
(v) to pour, flow |
at |
torso |
ulund- |
(v) to flood |
tangaa |
tough |
ulundo |
deformed |
tanna |
toward |
um- |
(v) to do |
barad |
tower |
uma |
yes |
minas |
tower |
umartempla |
curse (magical) |
ostar |
town |
umarth |
bad-luck, ill fated |
tiris |
town, walled |
umbar |
fate |
mainka |
trade (n) |
undome |
evening |
mainkar |
trader |
ungue |
hollow |
dhaeraow |
traitor |
ungwal- |
(v) to torture |
inge |
trajectory |
ungwe |
spiders web |
liquis |
transparent |
unk- |
(v) to hollow out |
neuma |
trap |
ur- |
(v) to heat |
harma |
treasure |
ura |
heat (n) |
orn |
tree |
ure |
large |
Laurelin |
tree found in Evermeet |
Urime |
August |
Fangorn |
tree-beard |
urn- |
(v) to warm |
amalda |
treetop |
urna |
warmth |
finde |
tress |
urnai |
oven |
neltil |
triangle |
urnu |
warm |
hostar |
tribe |
urra |
hot |
fhaor |
tribute |
uruite |
fiery |
nibin |
trite |
uruloki |
dragon |
rashwe |
trouble |
urya |
blaze |
beme |
trumpet |
usin- |
(v) to escape |
roota |
tube |
usquen- |
(v) to reek |
Anarya |
Tuesday |
utinu |
son |
talath |
tundra |
utu- |
(v) to find |
yanta |
tunnel |
utune- |
(v) to ask |
mindon |
turret (of castle) |
uu- |
un- |
karka |
tusk |
uuaina'liante |
soul spider (minion of Lolth) |
fimbrethil |
twig |
uum- |
(v) to do not |
uial |
twilight |
uuner |
nobody |
atta |
two |
uuranor |
fiery sun |
uu- |
un- |
uuvanimo |
monster |
ilterendi |
unbreakable |
uuve |
abundance, abundant |
guina |
undead |
vaasa |
consumer |
baelnorn |
undead elven family defender |
vair- |
(v) to weave |
nu |
under |
vaira |
weave |
morinuin |
Underdark |
vairar |
weaver |
groda |
underground dwelling (n) |
vakh- |
(v) to guard |
rangwa |
understanding (n) |
vakha |
guardian |
iluov |
universe |
vakhar |
guardians |
man- |
unmarred |
val |
power |
n'tyene |
unquenched |
vala |
archangel |
tenna' |
until |
Valanya |
Saturday |
avari |
unwilling |
valar |
archangels |
de |
up |
valasse |
divinity |
ampenda |
uphill |
valilnore |
people of valar |
deno' |
upon |
valin- |
(v) to be happy |
roma |
uprising (n) |
Val'istar |
Archmage |
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 |
temol |
wand |
vesta |
matrimony |
rana |
wander |
vesta |
oath |
quelie |
waning (adj) |
vesta |
promise (n) |
ohta |
war (n) |
vie' |
manhood |
urnu |
warm |
vieme' |
womanhood |
urna |
warmth |
vilya |
air |
ohtar |
warrior |
Viresse |
April |
antha |
watchful |
vithel |
also |
tirion |
watchtower |
vor- |
(v) to continue |
alu |
water |
voronda |
faithful |
brilthor |
water fall |
voronwe |
steadfast |
-nen |
water of (append) |
waan- |
(v) to pass |
neenuvar |
waterlily |
waani |
goose |
nenda |
watery (adj) |
waara |
dirty |
falma |
wave |
waen |
stained |
falmar |
waves |
waht- |
(v) to soil, dirty, stain |
liiko |
wax |
waima |
robe |
men |
way |
wain- |
(v) to sheath |
lye |
we |
waina |
sheath (n) |
alma |
wealth |
wainole |
quiver (for arrows) |
vaira |
weave |
wait- |
(v) to wrap |
vairar |
weaver |
wandil |
staff |
vera |
wedding (n) |
wann- |
(v) to disappear |
Isilya |
Wednesday |
wanwa |
gone |
enquie |
week |
wanwa |
lost (adj) |
nia |
weeping (n) |
wanwie |
past (time) (n) |
creoso |
welcome |
wany- |
(v) to depart |
eithel |
well |
way- |
(v) to envelope |
gaur |
werewolf |
wea |
adult |
numen |
west |
wea |
manly |
numenenya |
western |
ween |
freshness |
nin |
wet |
weer- |
(v) to agree |
uin |
whale |
weera |
agreement (n) |
mani |
what |
wen |
maiden |
sara |
wheat |
wendele |
maidenhood |
norn |
wheel |
wenesse |
virginity |
iire |
when |
wenya |
fresh |
manke |
where |
wethril |
shadowy |
man |
which |
wethrin- |
(v) to deceive |
re'na |
while |
wethrina |
deceit (n) |
nim |
white |
wili- |
(v) to float (in air) |
nim'loki |
white dragon |
Wilwarin |
a constellation |
nimras |
white horn, Unicorn |
wilwarin |
butterfly |
ya |
who |
winde |
grey, pale (adj) |
mano |
whose |
windele |
loom |
mankoi |
why |
wing |
foam |
lann |
wide |
wing |
sea spray |
verne' |
wife |
winya |
new |
merka |
wild |
winyar |
newbie |
rhovanion |
wilderness |
ya |
who |
kaivokalma |
will-o'-the-wisp |
yaa |
former |
tathar |
willow |
yaana |
holy place |
sul |
wind |
yaana |
temple |
henneth |
window |
yaara |
ancient |
fion |
wine |
yaare |
former days |
raama |
wing (n) |
yaavan |
harvest |
arfaern |
wing leader, Army of Art |
yaawe |
gully |
raamavoite |
winged |
yaiw- |
(v) to mock |
hrive |
winter |
yal- |
(v) to summon |
nomin |
wisdom |
yallume |
at last |
noldo |
wise |
yaluumesse |
once upon a time |
kuruni |
witch |
yamen' |
place |
yassen |
with |
yana |
previous |
hessa |
withered (adj) |
yang- |
(v) to yawn |
yassene |
within |
yanta |
tunnel |
avaene |
without |
yanw- |
(v) to join |
istar |
wizard |
yaon |
grape |
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 |
tella’re |
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 nature’s 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: Lightheart
Priestess: Coriadae Draugenmith
Swordmaster: Allanen Elendil
Chronicler: Brisid Celemegil
Councilor: Talanithus Tarant
Councilor: Glorfindle
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 role-playing.
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 - Ar’Ohtar
Golden Eagle - Ar’Tauron
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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