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Mellonamin,<br />
Below you will find simple grammatical rules and word lists for use in creating elven phrases.<br />
Much effort has been put into making the process as simple as possible. A section on elven roleplay<br />
may also be found after the word list. The Grey Companys Elven is a growing language based 'loosely'<br />
on the elven found throughout JRR Tolkiens works. As we strive to nurture its growth, all input is<br />
encouraged and appreciated.<br />
<strong>Lissenen</strong> <strong>ar'</strong> <strong>maska'lalaith</strong> <strong>tenna'</strong> <strong>lye</strong> <strong>omentuva</strong><br />
Lywnis Autumleaf, Tel'Mithrim
This dictionary and ac<strong>com</strong>panying phrase guide represent uncountable hours of work by the members of the<br />
Grey Company. Permission is given to distribute this dictionary for role-playing purposes as long as the entire<br />
dictionary, including the credits for those who did the work, is kept intact. In other words, don't pretend you made it<br />
when you pass it out. If you add your own words and phrases, please inform a member of the Grey Company so we<br />
can see to it that the new words are added, you'll be given credit for it.<br />
GRAMMAR<br />
1) PLURALS:<br />
* Denoted r, ea, ie, or, io, and oo. Exact choice is left up to the person creating the plural.<br />
* Use -rim to denote great numbers or respect<br />
Examples:<br />
nimbrethie = birches<br />
Aredhelrim = elf lords<br />
2) PRONOUNS:<br />
* when used alone pronouns express subjects (amin mela lle - I love you)<br />
* when used in possessive phrases they express possession (melamin - my love)<br />
I (my,mine) amin him (his) ho<br />
we, us (ours) <strong>lye</strong> her (hers) he<br />
he ro they ron<br />
she re them (their) sen<br />
it (its) ta this sina<br />
you (yours) lle that tanya<br />
you(p) (yours-p) llie who ya<br />
3) POSSESSIVE PHRASES:<br />
SIMPLE<br />
Subject:possessor<br />
* Append pronoun to end of object.<br />
* Pluralize noun first.<br />
Examples:<br />
irmo = desire, irmoamin = my desire or irmoieamin = my desires<br />
atar = father, atarho = his father<br />
COMPLEX<br />
Subject of Subject:possessor<br />
* Seperate secondary subject (possessed by primary subject) with en<br />
from the simple familiar of the primary subject.<br />
Examples:<br />
mela en coiamin love of the life of I love of my life<br />
tinu en atarahe daughter of the mother of her her mother's daughter<br />
SIMPLE NONFAMILIAR OR PROPER<br />
Subject of Possessor<br />
* use when possessor is expressing distance/separation from object<br />
or when possessor is proper.<br />
* Seperate subject from possessor with en.<br />
Examples:<br />
mellon en amin friend of I my friend (expresses distance)<br />
megil en Lywnis sword of Lywnis Lywnis' sword<br />
4) ADJECTIVES:<br />
* Append to the front of the object/action they are describing.<br />
Examples:<br />
corialote purple flower<br />
lashae wide ocean (last 2 ns from lann dropped)<br />
* when expressing intensities (i.e. bright, brighter, brightest)<br />
1) when stem ends in vowel append -n for -er and -nin for -est<br />
Examples:<br />
tiri = bright, brightly tirin = brighter tirinin = brightest<br />
2)when stem ends in noun append -in for -er and -inin for -est
Examples:<br />
calen = green calenin = greener caleninin = greenest<br />
5) ADVERBS:<br />
* Follows verb in unchanged form.<br />
* Also see intensity rules listed above.<br />
Examples:<br />
cormamin glina tiri my heart it gleams bright my heart gleams brightly<br />
i'aredhelrim quene hodo the elf lords they spoke wise the elf lords spoke wisely<br />
6) VERBS:<br />
* Conjugate to past, present, future, conditional with e,a, uva, aya<br />
past -e<br />
present -a<br />
future -uva<br />
conditional -aya<br />
Examples:<br />
amin elee = I saw, amin elea = I see, amin eleuva = I shall see, amin eleaya = I would see<br />
* two or more conjugated verbs may exist in one phrase as long as are not strung together.<br />
* use unconjugated verbs when stringing more than one together<br />
Examples:<br />
amin irma quen I desire to speak<br />
lle delotha mel amin You hate to love me<br />
* -ing endings are expressed by appending -ad or -ien to the stem if it ends in a noun<br />
or - d if it ends in a vowel.<br />
Example:<br />
amin naa tulien a' i'til I am <strong>com</strong>ing to the point<br />
* -ed endings are expressed using the past tense conjugation.<br />
Example:<br />
nardane ron kaime e' i'liavea en' ilya n'at entwined they slept in each others arms<br />
7) CREATION OF NEW WORDS<br />
* keep it simple, use portions of other words, and try to remain true to the flowing nature of elven<br />
* before using the words your new words, either post them to the GC private folder entitled Elven<br />
Language Discussion, or get written permission from the Keeper of The Dictionary.<br />
* rationalize your derivation, before using the words that you create. If a suitable words for<br />
derivation do not exist than make one up keeping in mind simplicity and the nature of elven.<br />
* when taking a noun from a verb stem:<br />
1) conjugate to present form for direct noun (i.e. ele- to see, elea(v) sees, elea(n) sight<br />
2) for a related term, append either o or u to the stem (i.e. eleo - eye)<br />
3) when ascribing the verb to a person, append ar to the stem<br />
(i.e. oht-war, ohtar - warrior)<br />
* when creating words from two or more words, append together and drop enough letters from<br />
the appendor to avoid cumbersome letter sequences (see below)<br />
8) PHRASE CONSTRUCTION:<br />
* Use subject - verb - object (add adverbs and adjectives as above)<br />
* Phrase questions as statements followed by question maker.<br />
* Words such as a, does, would etc. may be inferred from the context of the phrase.<br />
* When appending pronouns or adjectives, you may drop letters from the appendor<br />
in order to eliminate awkward sequences of letters. Examples would be avoiding<br />
3 consonants in a row, 3 vowels in a row, or 2 of the same vowel in a row.<br />
Examples:<br />
Amin mela lle. I love you.<br />
Lye nuquernuva sen e dagor We will defeat them in battle<br />
Lle anta yulna en alu? Do you need a drink of water?<br />
Uma, amin naa fauka. Yes, I am thirsty<br />
Amin sinta thaliolle e dagor I know your strength in battle.<br />
More Complex Examples:<br />
Amin lastuva ten' aredhelamin quena hodo. I will listen because my lord (elf) speaks wisely<br />
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?<br />
Uma, <strong>lye</strong> sinta he. Yes, we know him.<br />
WORD LIST<br />
Common To Elvish Elvish to Common<br />
himy- (v) to abide by 'khselee<br />
beholder nwaly- (v) to ache 'ksh- evil<br />
tyar- (v) to act -dil devotion<br />
onot- (v) to add up -dil lover of (append)<br />
himb- (v) to adhere -dor land of (append)<br />
weer- (v) to agree -dur belief<br />
nias- (v) to ally -dur faith<br />
ruth- (v) to anger -elle little<br />
hant- (v) to appreciate -ien -ing<br />
rakt- (v) to arrive -men' place of (append)<br />
host- (v) to assemble -nan valley of (append)<br />
cronh- (v) to attack -nen water of (append)<br />
anid- (v) to avoid -ondol rock of (append)<br />
cuiv- (v) to awaken -ril brilliance of (append)<br />
mast- (v) to bake -rim great number<br />
meiv- (v) to balance -ser fondness toward<br />
kalp- (v) to bale out a Ah!<br />
dagor- (v) to battle are today<br />
na- (v) to be a' to<br />
maur- (v) to be addicted a'mael beloved<br />
nost- (v) to be born aa' may<br />
nwalk- (v) to be cruel aaye hail (greeting)<br />
fini- (v) to be cunning adanedhel male elf<br />
amad- (v) to be foolish Adaron lord of trees<br />
seim- (v) to be gentle adu double<br />
valin- (v) to be happy Adurant Double stream<br />
don- (v) to be like aegnor fell fire<br />
nev- (v) to be near Aelin-uial meres of twilight<br />
feinil- (v) to be selfish Aerandir sea wandered<br />
irv- (v) to be sick agar blood<br />
din- (v) to be silent agaru crimson<br />
lenk- (v) to be slow agarwaen blood-stained<br />
tanak- (v) to be sure aglar brilliance<br />
valk- (v) to be visible aglareb glorious<br />
natul- (v) to be<strong>com</strong>e Aglarond glittering cavern<br />
on- (v) to beget aglon defile, narrow pass<br />
yest- (v) to begin ah- (v) to rage<br />
dur- (v) to believe aha rage (n)<br />
lungan- (v) to bend ai little<br />
nak- (v) to bite ai short<br />
ninquit- (v) to bleach ai small<br />
tiht- (v) to blink ai' any<br />
tamp- (v) to block ai'er anyone<br />
pust- (v) to blow ai'mithe mouse<br />
kaw- (v) to bow aikanaro hell fire<br />
yulm- (v) to brand ailoki drake<br />
rusv- (v) to break ailosacath snow leopard<br />
suul- (v) to breathe aimegil shortsword<br />
luv- (v) to brood aina' holy<br />
tuim- (v) to bud ainast- (v) to sting<br />
samn- (v) to build Ainulindale music of the Ainur<br />
naar- (v) to burn ainur holy ones<br />
yel- (v) to call aira copper (color)<br />
glak- (v) to capture aith mark<br />
mali- (v) to care aiya oh!<br />
kol- (v) to carry akh duty<br />
ist- (v) to cast spell, ensorcele Akh'Faer Army of Art<br />
atsa- (v) to catch akh'faern mage, Army of Art
tyar- (v) to cause Akh'Velahr Army of Might<br />
gal- (v) to celebrate akh'velahrn soldier, Army of Might<br />
lir- (v) to chant ala- (v) to grow<br />
quor- (v) to choke alak- (v) to rush<br />
dethol- (v) to choose alalme elm<br />
poik- (v) to clean, cleanse alasse' joy<br />
rist- (v) to cleave, cut alasse' merriment<br />
atalt- (v) to collapse alata radiance<br />
tul - (v) to <strong>com</strong>e alda bush<br />
tuul- (v) to <strong>com</strong>e from aldeon avenue of trees<br />
ettul- (v) to <strong>com</strong>e out Aldudenie Lament for the two trees<br />
nai- (v) to <strong>com</strong>mand Alduya Thursday<br />
enyal- (v) to <strong>com</strong>memorate ale' after<br />
mauy- (v) to <strong>com</strong>pel ale'quel front<br />
nur- (v) to <strong>com</strong>plain alfirin small golden flower<br />
baug- (v) to constrain, withhold alkar glory<br />
vas- (v) to consume Alkarinque a star<br />
vor- (v) to continue alma wealth<br />
tur- (v) to control almare bliss<br />
deas- (v) to cook alqua swan<br />
noot- (v) to count Alqualond Swan haven<br />
tuup- (v) to cover alta big<br />
kiris- (v) to crack alu water<br />
kurw- (v) to craft Alu'Quessir sea elves<br />
ont- (v) to create aly- (v) to prosper<br />
tar- (v) to cross alya prosperous<br />
rien- (v) to crown alya rich<br />
rust- (v) to crumble a<strong>lye</strong>' together<br />
nall- (v) to cry am' yet<br />
nirw- (v) to cushion am- (v) to raise<br />
kir- (v) to cut, cleave amad- (v) to be foolish<br />
salk- (v) to dance amada fool<br />
ling- (v) to dangle amalda treetop<br />
very- (v) to dare Aman blessed<br />
wethrin- (v) to deceive amandil cleric<br />
nuquern- (v) to defeat amarth doom<br />
ost- (v) to defend amatikse dot above line of writing<br />
groth- (v) to delve ambalcell flagstone<br />
lol- (v) to deny amban hillside<br />
wany- (v) to depart ambar bosom<br />
ostek- (v) to describe amin I<br />
irm- (v) to desire amin me<br />
marty- (v) to destine amin myself<br />
gurth- (v) to die amir necklace<br />
fair- (v) to die naturally amon hill<br />
qualm- (v) to die painfully amp- (v) to hook<br />
wann- (v) to disappear ampa hook<br />
oqueni- (v) to discuss ampano hall, wooden<br />
um- (v) to do ampenda uphill<br />
uum- (v) to do not amrun morning<br />
kalp- (v) to draw water an(n) long<br />
kaimel- (v) to dream ananta and yet<br />
yuln- (v) to drink anar sun<br />
lipt- (v) to drip Anarriima a constellation<br />
quorin- (v) to drown Anarya Tuesday<br />
bar- (v) to dwell anca jaws<br />
grod- (v) to dwell underground andaith long mark<br />
piik- (v) to dwindle andamunda elephant<br />
mat- (v) to eat andatehta mark, long (in writing)<br />
hwind- (v) to eddy andir pilgrim<br />
fain- (v) to emit, send out ando gate<br />
luht- (v) to enchant Andor land of gift<br />
pel- (v) to encircle Andram long wall<br />
tyel- (v) to end Anduin long river<br />
termar- (v) to endure andune afternoon
nardan- (v) to entwine anfaug dry<br />
way- (v) to envelope anfaug thirst<br />
orar- (v) to erode anfauglir desert<br />
usin- (v) to escape anfauglith gasping dust<br />
tulk- (v) to establish anga iron (metal)<br />
telt- (v) to exceed angband iron prison<br />
palu- (v) to expand anghabar iron delvings<br />
duil- (v) to expect angren iron (made of)<br />
tain- (v) to extend angrenost iron fortress<br />
quell- (v) to fade angrist iron cleaver<br />
lant- (v) to fall anid- (v) to avoid<br />
car- (v) to fan anka row, of teeth<br />
gorg- (v) to fear ankalima radiant (adj)<br />
tyav- (v) to feel (physical) anmegil longsword<br />
feuy- (v) to feel disgust anna present<br />
nyeer- (v) to feel grief Annatar lord of gifts<br />
quant- (v) to fill annon door<br />
utu- (v) to find annun sunset<br />
tel- (v) to finish, end anor sun<br />
tank- (v) to fix anoron dawn<br />
runy- (v) to flame Anoron'Quessir Sunrise Elf<br />
el- (v) to flank (go around) ant- (v) to need<br />
wili- (v) to float (in air) anta face<br />
lut- (v) to float (in water) antha watchful<br />
ulund- (v) to flood anto mouth<br />
rink- (v) to flourish antoando lip<br />
sir- (v) to flow anwa actual<br />
rip- (v) to fly anwa real<br />
khil- (v) to follow, obey apanonar men (the after born)<br />
soor- (v) to follow, track apsa herb<br />
poldor- (v) to force <strong>ar'</strong> and<br />
tamin- (v) to forge ar- royal<br />
demad- (v) to forget ar- noble<br />
leith- (v) to free aran king<br />
hilkin- (v) to freeze aranion kingsfoil (a plant)<br />
faug- (v) to gape Aratar the exalted<br />
sangan- (v) to gather arato champion<br />
erde- (v) to germinate arauka swift (adj)<br />
tiuy- (v) to get fat Arda Earth<br />
on- (v) to give ardhon county, province<br />
glin- (v) to gleam aredhel noble-elf<br />
tind- (v) to glint arfaern wing leader, Army of Art<br />
mirily- (v) to glitter arinya early<br />
aut- (v) to go armar goods (trade)<br />
thar- (v) to go athwart arme'- noble (f)<br />
kel- (v) to go away, leave arme'- royal (f)<br />
nast- (v) to gore arnor land of the king<br />
turn- (v) to govern arrn- (v) to storm<br />
map- (v) to grasp arrna storm<br />
ala- (v) to grow aru beside<br />
nuur- (v) to growl Arvandor heaven<br />
inty- (v) to guess arwen lady<br />
namb- (v) to hammer asc- (v) to make haste<br />
maht- (v) to handle asca haste (n)<br />
ling- (v) to hang ascar impetuous<br />
mart- (v) to happen assa hole<br />
cron- (v) to harm assa opening (n)<br />
deloth- (v) to hate, abhor astald brave<br />
cael- (v) to have astald valiant<br />
fallan- (v) to heal asto dust<br />
kunb- (v) to heap, pile at torso<br />
ten- (v) to hear atalan down fallen<br />
ur- (v) to heat atalt- (v) to collapse<br />
qalum- (v) to heave, throw atani men (the second people)<br />
riim- (v) to hem ataque construction
gund- (v) to hew atar father<br />
nurt- (v) to hide atara mother<br />
kwar- (v) to hold atendea year (leap)<br />
tess- (v) to hold onto athrad ford<br />
unk- (v) to hollow out atost armor<br />
amp- (v) to hook atsa- (v) to catch<br />
estel- (v) to hope atse' herself<br />
ngwaw- (v) to howl atso' himself<br />
far- (v) to hunt atta 2<br />
hort- (v) to hurry atta two<br />
kaly- (v) to illuminate atya' same<br />
naus- (v) to imagine atyar peer<br />
oblet- (v) to imprison au' again<br />
suil- (v) to incite aul- (v) to invent<br />
pand- (v) to include aula invention<br />
aul- (v) to invent aure sunlight<br />
riht- (v) to jerk aut- (v) to go<br />
yanw- (v) to join avaene without<br />
lakwen- (v) to joke avahaire remote<br />
lem- (v) to journey avanooti numberless<br />
piry- (v) to juice avar- (v) to refuse, decline<br />
turs- (v) to kindle avara refusal<br />
miqul- (v) to kiss avari unwilling<br />
tamn- (v) to knock awr- (v) to pain<br />
sint- (v) to know ba dead<br />
naini- (v) to lament baelnorn undead elven family defender<br />
lips- (v) to lather band prison<br />
lal- (v) to laugh bar- (v) to dwell<br />
lirill- (v) to lay bara dwelling (n)<br />
cor- (v) to lead barad tower<br />
talt- (v) to lean, slope baru brown<br />
halt- (v) to leap baug- (v) to constrain, withhold<br />
istim- (v) to learn bauga restraint<br />
lemb- (v) to leave behind beika excessive<br />
tain- (v) to lengthen bel- (v) to move<br />
sulp- (v) to lick beleg mighty<br />
lapsa- (v) to lick frequently beleg strong<br />
ris- (v) to lie (falsehood) belthil divine radiance<br />
kea- (v) to lie down beme trumpet<br />
kail- (v) to lie in bed beth word<br />
me'- (v) to light braga explosion<br />
last- (v) to listen bragol sudden<br />
coi- (v) to live bragollach explosion<br />
yelt- (v) to loathe brethil silver birch<br />
mily- (v) to long for brilthor water fall<br />
ma- (v) to look, glance brith gravel<br />
mel- (v) to love buar- (v) to provoke<br />
lov- (v) to lower burro' vassal<br />
rwal- (v) to lust cabed cliff, precipice<br />
karn- (v) to make cael- (v) to have<br />
asc- (v) to make haste cair boat<br />
karnel- (v) to make love Cala'Quessir High Elf<br />
tur- (v) to master, overmaster calen green<br />
lest- (v) to measure calen'loki green dragon<br />
oment- (v) to meet calma lamp<br />
hab- (v) to mine cam hand<br />
palp- (v) to mix Cam'Wethrin Thief<br />
yaiw- (v) to mock car- (v) to fan<br />
bel- (v) to move carad red<br />
ulmul- (v) to mumble carad'loki red dragon<br />
ulm- (v) to mutter Caradhras redhorn<br />
ess- (v) to name carak fang<br />
oront- (v) to nap carak tooth<br />
kwentr- (v) to narrate, tell a story carnim pink<br />
ant- (v) to need cartel rose
naut- (v) to oblige caryave apple<br />
pant- (v) to open cath cat<br />
paly- (v) to open wide cebir stake<br />
thang- (v) to oppress celeb silver<br />
awr- (v) to pain celeb'loki silver dragon<br />
waan- (v) to pass Celeb'Quessir silver elves<br />
leneem- (v) to permit Celebrant silverlode<br />
eht- (v) to pierce, spear celebreth diplomacy, sweet talk<br />
simp- (v) to pipe (musical) celebrin silver like<br />
tyal- (v) to play Cermie July<br />
ng'and- (v) to play a harp chebin kept<br />
saes- (v) to please/pleasure chil heir<br />
hyar- (v) to plow circa sickle<br />
kallasil- (v) to polish cirdan shipwright<br />
nor- (v) to populate cirith cleft<br />
hary- (v) to posses cirya galley (ship)<br />
her- (v) to possess power coi- (v) to live<br />
ulu- (v) to pour, flow coia life (n)<br />
lait- (v) to praise coiasira time<br />
kyerm- (v) to pray coiavano phase<br />
erk- (v) to prick coimas life bread<br />
tait- (v) to prolong coir- (v) to stir<br />
aly- (v) to prosper collo cloak<br />
var- (v) to protect cor- (v) to lead<br />
buar- (v) to provoke cora leader<br />
tuk- (v) to pull coria purple<br />
roit- (v) to pursue corm heart (feeling)<br />
tyen- (v) to quench coron mound<br />
ah- (v) to rage creos- (v) to wel<strong>com</strong>e<br />
ros- (v) to rain creoso wel<strong>com</strong>e<br />
am- (v) to raise cron- (v) to harm<br />
ngw- (v) to reach out cronh- (v) to attack<br />
parm- (v) to read cu bow (weapon)<br />
not- (v) to reckon cuar archer<br />
usquen- (v) to reek cuiv- (v) to awaken<br />
avar- (v) to refuse, decline cuiva awakening (n)<br />
mary- (v) to rejoice cul golden-red<br />
fain- (v) to release curu skill<br />
rin- (v) to remember dae shadow<br />
nark- (v) to rend daedeloth land of the dead<br />
taty- (v) to repeat dagnir bane<br />
nanquen- (v) to reply Dagor NelWiit'iri PVP<br />
est- (v) to rest dagor- (v) to battle<br />
entul- (v) to return dagora battle (n)<br />
suyoll- (v) to revive dal foot<br />
dun- (v) to rise dalnya footprint<br />
rom- (v) to rise de up<br />
kelum- (v) to rise (tide only) deanam possible<br />
mist- (v) to roam deas- (v) to cook<br />
nuor- (v) to roll deasar chef, cook<br />
toop- (v) to roof del- (v) to worry<br />
harn- (v) to rule deloth- (v) to hate, abhor<br />
rim- (v) to run delotha abhorrence, hatred<br />
alak- (v) to rush demad- (v) to forget<br />
lung- (v) to sag deno' upon<br />
talal- (v) to sail desiel ready<br />
ramb- (v) to scream dethol- (v) to choose<br />
neek- (v) to see vaguely dhaeraow traitor<br />
ele- (v) to see, behold di'thang slave<br />
map- (v) to seize din- (v) to be silent<br />
tult- (v) to send for dina silent<br />
tu- (v) to serve diol- (v) to thank<br />
pany- (v) to set dol head<br />
nuut- (v) to set (sun or moon) dolen hidden<br />
haly- (v) to shade doltelme hood
kant- (v) to shape dome night, darkness<br />
wain- (v) to sheath don- (v) to be like<br />
miul- (v) to shed draug wolf<br />
sil- (v) to shine du night, dimness<br />
yel- (v) to shout duil- (v) to expect<br />
girith- (v) to shudder duilar expectations<br />
lind- (v) to sing duin river<br />
salp- (v) to sip dulin bird<br />
ham- (v) to sit dun- (v) to rise\cell<br />
norolind- (v) to skip (feet) dur- (v) to believe<br />
kiriss- (v) to slash e' in<br />
ndengin- (v) to slay e'a into<br />
kaim- (v) to sleep ear sea<br />
fir- (v) to smell (the sense) e<strong>ar'</strong>loke sea serpent<br />
yuul- (v) to smolder E<strong>ar'</strong>Quessir Sea Elf<br />
neum- (v) to snare, catch earcalen sea-green<br />
yarr- (v) to snarl earendil half-elves<br />
los- (v) to snow earka spine<br />
waht- (v) to soil, dirty, stain earsira tide<br />
hiraeth- (v) to sorrow earuile vine<br />
lamy- (v) to sound echor fence<br />
rend- (v) to sow ed' by<br />
tint- (v) to sparkle edain men<br />
quen- (v) to speak edainme woman<br />
tenkel- (v) to spell (words) edan man<br />
mon- (v) to spend edhel elf<br />
puit- (v) to spit eht- (v) to pierce, spear<br />
sank- (v) to split ehta spear (n)<br />
palu- (v) to spread ehtar spearman<br />
pint- (v) to spread out ehte puncture(n)<br />
qua- (v) to squeak ehtele' spring (season)<br />
ainast- (v) to sting eile else<br />
holm- (v) to stink eina happiness<br />
coir- (v) to stir eithel well<br />
nit- (v) to stoop eket sabre<br />
tamp- (v) to stop ektele fountain<br />
arrn- (v) to storm el- (v) to flank (go around)<br />
rany- (v) to stray elda, elena of the stars<br />
lenn- (v) to stretch eldalie elven folk<br />
pelekt- (v) to strike Eldamar Elvenhome, Evermeet<br />
helt- (v) to strip ele- (v) to see, behold<br />
hir- (v) to study elea sight (n)<br />
onde- (v) to succumb/give up elear visionary<br />
farn- (v) to suffice eledhwen elven light<br />
quoro- (v) to suffocate elee eye<br />
yal- (v) to summon Elemmiire a star<br />
tolk- (v) to support elen star<br />
inty- (v) to suppose elendil elf friend (informal)<br />
solor- (v) to surge elendili elf friends<br />
fios- (v) to surprise Elenya Monday<br />
luk- (v) to swallow eligre ecstasy<br />
siruluan'aty- (v) to sway eligri ecstatic<br />
vest- (v) to swear, promise elin pool<br />
tuiy- (v) to swell eller there<br />
hwiny- (v) to swirl elmare rapture<br />
san- (v) to take emyn hills<br />
tukali- (v) to tangle en look (exclamation)<br />
lam- (v) to taste en' of<br />
sakkat- (v) to tear, rip ened middle<br />
nyar- (v) to tell enedwaith middle-folk<br />
diol- (v) to thank enga except<br />
tups- (v) to thatch engwar ill<br />
now- (v) to think ennorath middle-lands<br />
fauk- (v) to thirst enque 6<br />
nard- (v) to tie enquie week
nwalm- (v) to torment, sadden ento next<br />
ungwal- (v) to torture entul- (v) to return<br />
maink- (v) to trade enyal- (v) to <strong>com</strong>memorate<br />
harm- (v) to treasure ephel outer fence<br />
tintil- (v) to tremble er 1<br />
quern- (v) to turn er one<br />
quing- (v) to twang erchamion one-handed<br />
rangw- (v) to understand erda deserted<br />
magh- (v) to use erde- (v) to germinate<br />
olvann- (v) to vanish, lose ere' only<br />
fan- (v) to veil ereb alone<br />
quain- (v) to wail ereb lonely<br />
feith- (v) to wait ered seed<br />
van- (v) to walk Ered Lithui Ashen Mountains<br />
triall- (v) to walk ereg thorn<br />
ran- (v) to wander eresse solitude<br />
mern- (v) to want erin remains<br />
oht- (v) to war erk- (v) to prick<br />
urn- (v) to warm Eru Correlon Larethian, the One<br />
tir- (v) to watch over, guard eruumea outer (adj)<br />
lann- (v) to wear erya single (adj)<br />
yery- (v) to wear out eska home<br />
vair- (v) to weave ess- (v) to name<br />
ver- (v) to wed essa name (n)<br />
ni- (v) to weep est- (v) to rest<br />
creos- (v) to wel<strong>com</strong>e esta rest (n)<br />
pirukend- (v) to whirl estanesse firstborn<br />
luss- (v) to whisper estel (v) to hope<br />
tury- (v) to wield (weapon) estela hope (n)<br />
hest- (v) to wither estolad camp<br />
moot- (v) to work, toil, labor ethir spy<br />
del- (v) to worry etsir river mouth<br />
onoir- (v) to worship ette outside<br />
harw- (v) to wound ettelen foreign<br />
wait- (v) to wrap ettul- (v) to <strong>com</strong>e out<br />
tengw- (v) to write faarea enough<br />
yang- (v) to yawn faernaa circle leader, Army of Art<br />
lav- (v) to yield, allow, grant faernae half-wing leader, Army of Art<br />
-ien -ing faerne sphere leader, Army of Art<br />
er 1 faerniir ring leader, Army of Art<br />
kainen 10 faernil half-circle leader, Army of Art<br />
laar 1000 paces (distance) faernos half-sphere leader, Army of Art<br />
minque 11 faika contemptible<br />
ratse 12 fain- (v) to emit, send out<br />
atta 2 fain- (v) to release<br />
nelde 3 fair- (v) to die naturally<br />
kinta 4 falas line of surf<br />
lempe 5 fallan- (v) to heal<br />
enque 6 fallaner healer<br />
otso 7 falma wave<br />
tolto 8 falmar waves<br />
nerte 9 falmarin nymph<br />
Anarriima a constellation falqua pass in mountains<br />
Menelmakar a constellation falquan halberd<br />
Soronuume a constellation fan- (v) to veil<br />
Telumendil a constellation Fangorn tree-beard<br />
Wilwarin a constellation fanya veil<br />
Alkarinque a star far- (v) to hunt<br />
Elemmiire a star fara hunt (n)<br />
Karnil a star farea sufficient<br />
Luinil a star farim prey<br />
Lumbar a star farn- (v) to suffice<br />
Neenar a star fasse shaggy lock (hair)<br />
Nierninwa a star faug- (v) to gape<br />
delotha abhorrence, hatred fauk- (v) to thirst
thaur abominable, abhorrent fauka thirst (n)<br />
uuve abundance, abundant fea spirit<br />
mandu' abyss Feanor spirit of fire<br />
quentale account feinil- (v) to be selfish<br />
thar across feith- (v) to wait<br />
tyaro actor fela cave<br />
anwa actual fenda threshold<br />
laike acute feuy- (v) to feel disgust<br />
wea adult fhaor tribute<br />
kotumo adversary filit small bird<br />
sornion aerie fimbrethil twig<br />
ale' after finde tress<br />
hildor after-<strong>com</strong>ers, followers findl hair, lock of<br />
andune afternoon fine larch tree<br />
au' again fini- (v) to be cunning<br />
thar against fion wine<br />
tyaro agent fios- (v) to surprise<br />
tyelka agile fir- (v) to smell (the sense)<br />
qualme agony firimar mortal<br />
weera agreement (n) foa hoard<br />
a Ah! for north<br />
vilya air forenya northern<br />
sereg ale formaite dexterous<br />
kuila alive formaite right-handed<br />
ilya all forya right (side)<br />
niasa alliance fuin gloom<br />
sha almost fuumella poppy<br />
tarasse aloft gal- (v) to celebrate<br />
ereb alone gala celebration (n)<br />
tengwanda alphabet gandele continuous<br />
vithel also gaur werewolf<br />
korda altar gaya awe, dread<br />
yaara ancient gil star<br />
<strong>ar'</strong> and giliath stars<br />
ananta and yet girith- (v) to shudder<br />
rutha anger (n) giritha shudder<br />
kelvar animals, living things, nature gladden iris<br />
ai' any glak- (v) to capture<br />
ai'er anyone glaka captive<br />
caryave apple glamhoth din-horde, orcs<br />
Viresse April glin- (v) to gleam<br />
cuar archer glina gleam (n)<br />
Val'istar Archmage gollo mantle<br />
ranqui arm gon rock<br />
atost armor gor dread<br />
hosse army gorg- (v) to fear<br />
Akh'Faer Army of Art gorga fear (n)<br />
Akh'Velahr Army of Might gorgorath horror<br />
pelu around gorgorath terror<br />
pilin' arrow goth enemy<br />
pilininge arrow, flight of goth foe<br />
vee' as grod- (v) to dwell underground<br />
orosta ascension groda underground dwelling (n)<br />
lith ash groth- (v) to delve<br />
Ered Lithui Ashen Mountains grotha delving (n)<br />
lorna asleep guina undead<br />
Sereg'wethrin Assassin guinauruloki dracolich<br />
otorno associate gul sorcery<br />
ie' at guldur magical weave<br />
yallume at last gund- (v) to hew<br />
teret auger gurth- (v) to die<br />
Urime August gurtha death (n)<br />
yavie autumn gwaith people<br />
aldeon avenue of trees hab- (v) to mine<br />
kuile awake haba mine
cuiva awakening (n) hae- far<br />
gaya awe, dread haime habit<br />
pelekko ax haiyasse distance<br />
lapse' babe hala minnow<br />
laito baby halatir kingfisher<br />
n'alaquel back halda shadowed<br />
umarth bad-luck, ill fated halla tall<br />
meiva balance haloisi sea, stormy<br />
koron ball halt- (v) to leap<br />
dagnir bane haly- (v) to shade<br />
lindar bard halya shade (n)<br />
rudh bare, bald, barren ham- (v) to sit<br />
porm bark (tree) hama chair<br />
haudh barrow, mound hama seat<br />
dagora battle (n) handa intelligent (adj)<br />
luth bay handasse intelligence<br />
sii beach handele intellect<br />
morko bear (animal) hant- (v) to appreciate<br />
spanga beard hanwa male<br />
kolindo bearer har south<br />
vanima beautiful haran king<br />
vanim beauty haranye last year of century<br />
ten' because harenya southern<br />
rath bed harm- (v) to treasure<br />
neldor beech harma treasure<br />
n'ala before harn- (v) to rule<br />
yesta beginning (n) harna ruler (n)<br />
'khselee beholder harw- (v) to wound<br />
-dur belief harwa wound (n)<br />
nyelle bell hary- (v) to posses<br />
kumba belly haudh barrow, mound<br />
a'mael beloved he her<br />
lok bend, loop he hers<br />
nuin beneath heera principal (adj)<br />
aru beside helda' naked<br />
im between heledh glass<br />
Minhiriath between the rivers helevorn black glass<br />
tar beyond helin violet (flower)<br />
thar beyond, distant helka icy<br />
tulma bier helkelimbe icicle<br />
alta big helma skin<br />
nimbreth birch helt- (v) to strip<br />
dulin bird henneth window<br />
nosta birth her- (v) to possess power<br />
mor black heren fortune (luck)<br />
morgul black arts herenya fortunate<br />
mor'loki black dragon heru lord<br />
helevorn black glass hessa withered (adj)<br />
piukka blackberry hest- (v) to wither<br />
moore blackness hiise fog<br />
morthond blackroot hildor after-<strong>com</strong>ers, followers<br />
tano blacksmith hilkin- (v) to freeze<br />
hyanda blade him cool<br />
megilindir bladesinger himb- (v) to adhere<br />
megilindar bladesingers himba sticky (adj)<br />
telme blanket himbar glue<br />
urya blaze himy- (v) to abide by<br />
Aman blessed hin child<br />
almare bliss hini children<br />
agar blood hir- (v) to study<br />
agarwaen blood-stained hiraeth- (v) to sorrow<br />
lokte blossom hirao student<br />
motto blot hisie mist<br />
luin blue Hisime November<br />
luin'loki blue dragon hith misty
laiquaninwa blue-green ho him<br />
pano board ho his<br />
cair boat holm- (v) to stink<br />
quenat body holma odor<br />
verya bold hoon heart (organ)<br />
nn<strong>ar'</strong> bone hoopa harbor (n)<br />
parma book hoore impulse<br />
ambar bosom hoorea impulsive<br />
yuuyo both horme urgent<br />
sundo bottom hort- (v) to hurry<br />
cu bow (weapon) hos folk<br />
quingatelko bow-legged hosse army<br />
salpua bowl host- (v) to assemble<br />
olwa branch hostain numbered<br />
astald brave hostar tribe<br />
lereth bread hosti number, large<br />
mas bread hoth horde<br />
suula breath (n) hrive winter<br />
hwesta breeze huan dog<br />
iaur bridge hui murk<br />
tiri bright huine darkness<br />
aglar brilliance huiva murky<br />
-ril brilliance of (append) hwan' sponge<br />
rusva broken hwandi fungus<br />
tankla brooch hwarin crooked, bent<br />
nelle brook hwarma crossbar<br />
toror' brother hwesta breeze<br />
tirne brow hwind- (v) to eddy<br />
baru brown hwinda eddy<br />
kalpa bucket hwiny- (v) to swirl<br />
samanar builder hyanda blade<br />
samna building(n) hyar- (v) to plow<br />
mundo bull (animal) hyarmaite left-handed<br />
polda burly hyarya left<br />
naara burn (n) hyatse gash<br />
alda bush hylama sea shell<br />
nan' but i'- the (<strong>com</strong>mon)<br />
wilwarin butterfly ia void<br />
ed' by iant old<br />
estolad camp iaur bridge<br />
liikuma candle ie' at<br />
sarquindi cannibal iire when<br />
lunte' canoe ikotane so<br />
telimbo canopy il' every<br />
nikerym captain, Army of Might il- not<br />
glaka captive ilfirin immortal<br />
cath cat ilm mansion<br />
fela cave ilmen sky, night<br />
gala celebration (n) ilterendi unbreakable<br />
Rah'Edan Centaur iluov universe<br />
randa century iluve everything<br />
tincya chain, lit.: metal ring(s) ilya all<br />
tincyatost chain-mail i<strong>lye</strong> each<br />
hama chair im between<br />
arato champion imirie jeweled<br />
kelma channel (water) imlad narrow valley<br />
deasar chef, cook imu' during<br />
pio cherry imya through<br />
hin child imyan'e throughout<br />
hini children indo mood<br />
luumequenta chronicle indyo descendent<br />
mallen circle inge trajectory<br />
faernaa circle leader, Army of Art inty- (v) to guess<br />
tal city inty- (v) to suppose<br />
nyalme clamor intya guess (n)
noore clan inya female<br />
tangwa clasp iolaa section leader, Army of Might<br />
rakka claw iriador ruby (gemstone)<br />
poika clean irm- (v) to desire<br />
latina clearing irma desire (n)<br />
cirith cleft irv- (v) to be sick<br />
amandil cleric isilme moonlight<br />
cabed cliff, precipice Isilya Wednesday<br />
collo cloak iska pale (adj)<br />
lanne' cloth ist- (v) to cast spell, ensorcele<br />
lanat clothes ista spell<br />
lanna clothing istalindar spellsingers<br />
loomi cloud istalindir spellsinger<br />
vernien coast, beach istar wizard<br />
liine cobweb istim- (v) to learn<br />
ringwe cold Ita'istar Illusionist<br />
naia <strong>com</strong>mand (n) ithil moon<br />
kano <strong>com</strong>mander Ithil'Quessir Moon Elf<br />
mauya <strong>com</strong>pulsion ithildin star-moon<br />
minda conspicuous kaane valor<br />
ataque construction kail- (v) to lie in bed<br />
vaasa consumer kaim- (v) to sleep<br />
faika contemptible kaima sleep (n)<br />
gandele continuous kaimel- (v) to dream<br />
naan contrary, on the kaimelar dreamer<br />
him cool kainen 10<br />
aira copper (color) kaivo corpse<br />
tambe copper (metal) kaivokalma will-o'-the-wisp<br />
sarkuva corporeal kalina light (color) (adj)<br />
kaivo corpse kallasil- (v) to polish<br />
Eru Correlon Larethian, the One kallo' hero<br />
russe coruscation kalmindon lighthouse<br />
ardhon county, province kalp- (v) to bale out<br />
rant course kalp- (v) to draw water<br />
selen cousin kalpa bucket<br />
karaar cow kaly- (v) to illuminate<br />
nandor coward kano <strong>com</strong>mander<br />
kurwa craft, art kant- (v) to shape<br />
kurwaer craftsman kanta shape (n)<br />
onna creature kanu lead (metal)<br />
siril creek kanuva lead (made of)<br />
kuune crescent karaar cow<br />
kuu crescent moon karakse spike<br />
agaru crimson kard house (dwelling)<br />
hwarin crooked, bent karka tusk<br />
hwarma crossbar karn- (v) to make<br />
korko crow karneambara robin<br />
rimbe crowd karnel- (v) to make love<br />
sanga crowd Karnil a star<br />
nwalka cruel karythar crusader<br />
karythar crusader kauka humped (adj)<br />
nalla cry kauko humpback<br />
kwayuln cup kaurea timid<br />
koromindo cupola kaw- (v) to bow<br />
nirwa cushion kea- (v) to lie down<br />
rista cut (n) kel- (v) to go away, leave<br />
tincmaeg dagger, lit.: metal-pointed kelma channel (water)<br />
ringa damp kelum- (v) to rise (tide only)<br />
salka dance (n) kelvar animals, living things, nature<br />
veryien daring kemen earth<br />
mori dark kemen soil<br />
lumbo dark cloud kentano potter<br />
morchiant dark shapes kerta rune<br />
morwen dark, daughter of the khelek ice<br />
morion dark, son of the khil- (v) to follow, obey
huine darkness khila follower<br />
tinu daughter kiirar lorekeeper<br />
thalion dauntless kilya gorge<br />
anoron dawn kinta 4<br />
re day kir- (v) to cut, cleave<br />
ba dead kiris- (v) to crack<br />
melyanna dear gift kiriss- (v) to slash<br />
gurtha death (n) kirma part (n)<br />
wethrina deceit (n) kirya ship<br />
Ringare December koire spring, early<br />
pende declivity (downward slope) kol- (v) to carry<br />
yerna decrepit kolindo bearer<br />
tumba deep korda altar<br />
taureliloomea deep forest shadows kordon idol<br />
nuquerna defeat (n) korima round<br />
osta defender korin enclosure<br />
osta tel'quessir defender of the people korko crow<br />
aglon defile, narrow pass korma ring<br />
ulundo deformed korna globed<br />
nal dell korne loaf<br />
grotha delving (n) koromindo cupola<br />
maikar demi-god koromindo dome<br />
rauko demon koron ball<br />
mar den koron globe<br />
indyo descendent kosta quarrel (bolt)<br />
anfauglir desert kotumo adversary<br />
erda deserted kotya hostile<br />
irma desire (n) kua dove<br />
maranwe destiny kuila alive<br />
nilaa detachment leader, Might kuile awake<br />
tanwe device kuluina orange (color)<br />
-dil devotion kuluma orange (fruit)<br />
rosse dew kumba belly<br />
formaite dexterous kunb- (v) to heap, pile<br />
n'ataya different kunba pile (n)<br />
glamhoth din-horde, orcs kuruni witch<br />
celebreth diplomacy, sweet talk kurw- (v) to craft<br />
tie direction kurwa craft, art<br />
waara dirty kurwaer craftsman<br />
puurea discolored kuu crescent moon<br />
vene dish kuune crescent<br />
ruukina disordered kwar- (v) to hold<br />
haiyasse distance kwayuln cup<br />
valya divine authority kwentr- (v) to narrate, tell a story<br />
belthil divine radiance kwentra narrator (n)<br />
valasse divinity kyerm- (v) to pray<br />
huan dog kyerma prayer<br />
koromindo dome laar 1000 paces (distance)<br />
orteluume dome, high laara' flat<br />
amarth doom lad field<br />
annon door lad plain<br />
tikse dot Lai'Quessir sylvan elves<br />
amatikse dot above line of writing laide meadow<br />
nuntikse dot below line of writing laika piercing (adj)<br />
adu double laike acute<br />
Adurant Double stream laike keen<br />
makse dough laiquaninwa blue-green<br />
kua dove laire summer<br />
ndu down lait- (v) to praise<br />
atalan down fallen laita praise (n)<br />
guinauruloki dracolich laito baby<br />
sgiathatch dragon laive ointment<br />
uruloki dragon laiwa sickly<br />
ailoki drake lakil victor<br />
gor dread lakilea victory
kaimelar dreamer lakwen- (v) to joke<br />
runda driftwood lakwenta joked<br />
yulna drink (n) lal- (v) to laugh<br />
lipta drop of water lala laugh(n)<br />
morimatra Drow spiced wine lalai mirth<br />
Mori'Quessir Drow, dark elves lalaith laughter<br />
lorda drowsy lam- (v) to taste<br />
Taur'Amandil Druid lambe tongue<br />
anfaug dry lammen language<br />
nandin dryad lamy- (v) to sound<br />
ujere dull lamya sound<br />
imu' during lanat clothes<br />
moth dusk langon throat<br />
lome dusk, evening lann wide<br />
lomelindel dusksingers lann- (v) to wear<br />
asto dust lanna clothing<br />
akh duty lanne' cloth<br />
naug dwarf lant- (v) to fall<br />
naugrim dwarves lanta fall (n)<br />
bara dwelling (n) lantaraana setting moon<br />
orofarne dwelling on a mountain lapsa- (v) to lick frequently<br />
i<strong>lye</strong> each lapse' babe<br />
thoron eagle lasse leaf<br />
arinya early last- (v) to listen<br />
Arda Earth late honored<br />
kemen earth latina clearing<br />
rhun east latuuken tin (metal)<br />
rhunenya eastern latuukenda tin, made of<br />
lom echo laure mead<br />
lomi echoes Laurelin tree found in Evermeet<br />
eligre ecstasy lav- (v) to yield, allow, grant<br />
eligri ecstatic leith- (v) to free<br />
hwinda eddy leitha free (n)<br />
reena' edge lekmee letter (message)<br />
yee eek! lem- (v) to journey<br />
ooleme elbow lema journey (n)<br />
andamunda elephant lemb- (v) to leave behind<br />
edhel elf lemba left behind<br />
Sha'Quessir elf friend (Formal) lembas journey bread<br />
elendil elf friend (informal) lempe 5<br />
elendili elf friends leneem- (v) to permit<br />
telella elf, young leneema permission (n)<br />
alalme elm lenk- (v) to be slow<br />
eile else lenn- (v) to stretch<br />
eldalie elven folk lenwa narrow<br />
eledhwen elven light lereth bread<br />
Eldamar Elvenhome, Evermeet lest- (v) to measure<br />
Tel'Quessir elves. literally 'The People' leuthil gem<br />
yuula ember lhach leaping flame<br />
lost empty lia thread (n)<br />
luhta enchantment liante spider<br />
pela encirclement liiko wax<br />
korin enclosure liikuma candle<br />
tela end (n) liine cobweb<br />
termara endurance limpe milk<br />
goth enemy lin mere<br />
faarea enough lina song (n)<br />
nardane entwined linae lake<br />
orara erosion lind- (v) to sing<br />
oira eternal lindale music<br />
quettasundolie etymology lindar singers<br />
undome evening lindar bard<br />
oio ever lindel melody<br />
oiolaire ever summer lindelea melodious<br />
il' every lindir singer
iluve everything lindor songbird<br />
'ksh- evil lindornea oaks, a stand of<br />
varda exalted ling- (v) to dangle<br />
enga except ling- (v) to hang<br />
beika excessive lingwe fish<br />
palla expansive lips- (v) to lather<br />
duilar expectations lipsa soap<br />
braga explosion lipt- (v) to drip<br />
bragollach explosion lipta drop of water<br />
taina extension liquis transparent<br />
elee eye lir- (v) to chant<br />
anta face lirill- (v) to lay<br />
quella fade, fading (n) lirima lovely<br />
vanya fair lirit poem<br />
shee fairy lirva sickness (n)<br />
-dur faith liske reed<br />
voronda faithful lisse' sweet<br />
lanta fall (n) lissuin mint<br />
talant fallen lisyul nectar<br />
malwa fallow lith ash<br />
moina familiar (adj) Lithlad plain of ashes<br />
nosse family litse sand (n)<br />
carak fang lle you<br />
hae- far lle yours<br />
palan far and wide llie you all<br />
palantir far watcher llie you all's<br />
namaarie farewell loeg pond<br />
tiuka fat (adj) lok bend, loop<br />
umbar fate loki snake<br />
atar father lokte blossom<br />
ragwe fathom (6 feet) lol- (v) to deny<br />
gorga fear (n) lom echo<br />
mereth feast lome dusk, evening<br />
quesse feather lomelindel dusksingers<br />
Nenime February lomi echoes<br />
talwi feet lond haven<br />
aegnor fell fire londe havens<br />
inya female loomi cloud<br />
nisse female sentient being lorda drowsy<br />
echor fence lorna asleep<br />
Pelennor fenced land los- (v) to snow<br />
merende festival losa snow (n)<br />
merya festive loske hair<br />
n'nir few losse snow white<br />
marta fey lost empty<br />
lad field lote flower<br />
uruite fiery Lotesse May (month)<br />
narwa fiery red lov- (v) to lower<br />
uuranor fiery sun luht- (v) to enchant<br />
meetima final luhta enchantment<br />
tereva fine luin blue<br />
mau' finger luin'loki blue dragon<br />
tela finish (n) Luinil a star<br />
naur fire luk- (v) to swallow<br />
sanda firm luma' heavy<br />
yeste' first Lumbar a star<br />
estanesse firstborn lumbo dark cloud<br />
lingwe fish lumbule shadow, heavy<br />
paur fist lumna ominous<br />
ambal flagstone lung- (v) to sag<br />
runya flame (n) lungan- (v) to bend<br />
ruin flame-red lunte' canoe<br />
laara' flat luss- (v) to whisper<br />
ue fleece lut- (v) to float (in water)<br />
sarko flesh luth bay
sarqua fleshy luu' occasion<br />
ripa flight (n) luume' time<br />
tinga flint luumequenta chronicle<br />
talan floor luurea overcast<br />
pore flour luv- (v) to brood<br />
sira flow (n) <strong>lye</strong> our<br />
lote flower <strong>lye</strong> us<br />
simpina flute <strong>lye</strong> we<br />
wing foam ma- (v) to look, glance<br />
goth foe maa glance (n)<br />
hiise fog maa look (n)<br />
hos folk maama sheep<br />
khila follower maara useful<br />
-ser fondness toward maeg sharp<br />
vasa food (n) magh- (v) to use<br />
amada fool mahalma throne<br />
dal foot maht- (v) to handle<br />
dalnya footprint mahta handle (n)<br />
ten' for maikar demi-god<br />
athrad ford maink- (v) to trade<br />
ettelen foreign mainka trade (n)<br />
taure forest mainkar trader<br />
taurea forested maite handy<br />
tauron forester maite skilled<br />
ten'oio forever maiwe seagull<br />
tamina forge maksa soft<br />
yaa former makse dough<br />
yaare former days mal'loki gold dragon<br />
nost fortress Mal'Quessir gold elf<br />
herenya fortunate mal- golden<br />
heren fortune (luck) malda gold (metal)<br />
mande fortune (riches) mali- (v) to care<br />
saura' foul malina yellow<br />
saurikumba foulbellied malle' road<br />
talma foundation malle' street<br />
ektele fountain mallen circle<br />
ronyo fox Mallorn golden tree<br />
leitha free (n) malmallen golden circle<br />
rimba frequent malo pollen<br />
wenya fresh malta gold (color)<br />
ween freshness malwa fallow<br />
Menelya Friday man which<br />
mellon friend man- unmarred<br />
tuulo' from mande fortune (riches)<br />
ale'quel front mandu' abyss<br />
yave fruit mani what<br />
quanta full manka if<br />
hwandi fungus manke where<br />
cirya galley (ship) mankoi why<br />
tyalie game (fun) mano whose<br />
riel garland manu spirit, departed<br />
hyatse gash map- (v) to grasp<br />
anfauglith gasping dust map- (v) to seize<br />
ando gate maquissar minstrel<br />
Sirannon gate stream mar den<br />
leuthil gem maranwe destiny<br />
norsa giant marde hall<br />
ona gift (n) Marquelie October<br />
maa glance (n) mart- (v) to happen<br />
heledh glass marta fey<br />
glina gleam (n) marth luck<br />
Aglarond glittering cavern marty- (v) to destine<br />
rilma glittering light mary- (v) to rejoice<br />
koron globe mas bread<br />
korna globed mast- (v) to bake
fuin gloom mat- (v) to eat<br />
morna gloomy mau' finger<br />
aglareb glorious maur- (v) to be addicted<br />
alkar glory mauy- (v) to <strong>com</strong>pel<br />
himbar glue mauya <strong>com</strong>pulsion<br />
nogoth gnome mavar shepherd<br />
nyeene goat me'- (v) to light<br />
sulo goblet me'a light (n)<br />
Seldarine gods mear gore (bloodiness)<br />
malta gold (color) meena region<br />
malda gold (metal) meetima final<br />
mal'loki gold dragon megil sword<br />
MalQuessir gold elf megilar swordsman<br />
mal- golden megilindar bladesingers<br />
malmallen golden circle megilindir bladesinger<br />
Mallorn golden tree meiv- (v) to balance<br />
Mellryn golden trees meiva balance<br />
cul golden-red mel- (v) to love<br />
wanwa gone mela love (n)<br />
tombo gong melar lover<br />
quel good mele passion<br />
armar goods (trade) melima lovable<br />
waani goose melindo lover, male<br />
mear gore (bloodiness) melisse lover, female<br />
kilya gorge mellon friend<br />
tyeller grades Mellryn golden trees<br />
tengwesta grammar melyanna dear gift<br />
salque grass men path<br />
sapsa grave men way<br />
brith gravel menel sky, day<br />
mith gray Menelmakar a constellation<br />
Mith'Quessir Gray Elf meneluin sky-blue<br />
mithollo gray mantle Menelya Friday<br />
mithlin gray-blue merende festival<br />
rond great hall mereth feast<br />
-rim great number Merethond hall of feasts<br />
milme greed (n) merka wild<br />
milka greedy (adj) mern- (v) to want<br />
calen green merya festive<br />
calen'loki green dragon Methedras last peak<br />
winde grey, pale (adj) milka greedy (adj)<br />
tal<strong>ar'</strong> ground milme greed (n)<br />
intya guess (n) mily- (v) to long for<br />
nalwi gull minas tower<br />
yaawe gully minda conspicuous<br />
haime habit minda prominent<br />
aaye hail (greeting) mindon turret (of castle)<br />
loske hair Minhiriath between the rivers<br />
findl hair, lock of minque 11<br />
falquan halberd minya second (not time)<br />
perya half miqul- (v) to kiss<br />
peredhil half elf miqula kiss (n)<br />
faernil half-circle leader, Army of Art mir jewel<br />
peredhel half-elven mirdain jewel smith<br />
earendil half-elves mire jewels<br />
faernos half-sphere leader, Army of Art mirily- (v) to glitter<br />
faernae half-wing leader, Army of Art mist- (v) to roam<br />
marde hall mith gray<br />
Merethond hall of feasts Mith'Quessir Gray Elf<br />
oromarde hall, lofty mithlin gray-blue<br />
ampano hall, wooden mithollo gray mantle<br />
namba hammer (n) mitya interior<br />
cam hand miul- (v) to shed<br />
mahta handle (n) moile tarn (mountain lake)<br />
maite handy moina familiar (adj)
eina happiness mon- (v) to spend<br />
hoopa harbor (n) mone spent<br />
ng'ande harp mool servant<br />
nandaro harper moore blackness<br />
naraka harsh moot- (v) to work, toil, labor<br />
yaavan harvest mor black<br />
asca haste (n) mor'loki black dragon<br />
lond haven morambath panther<br />
londe havens morchiant dark shapes<br />
ro he mordo obscurity<br />
dol head morgul black arts<br />
fallaner healer mori dark<br />
corm heart (feeling) Mori'Quessir Drow, dark elves<br />
hoon heart (organ) morimatra Drow spiced wine<br />
ura heat (n) morinuin Underdark<br />
Arvandor heaven morion dark, son of the<br />
luma' heavy morko bear (animal)<br />
taarie height morlin navy-blue<br />
chil heir morna gloomy<br />
aikanaro hell fire morthond blackroot<br />
thol helm morwen dark, daughter of the<br />
riima hem (n) moth dusk<br />
he her motto blot<br />
apsa herb mundo bull (animal)<br />
sinome here numa no<br />
kallo' hero n'- not, not of<br />
he hers n'ala before<br />
atse' herself n'alaquel back<br />
dolen hidden n'at other<br />
taurn high n'ataya different<br />
CalaQuessir High elf n'e out<br />
amon hill n'ner less<br />
tolmen hill, isolated n'nir few<br />
emyn hills N'Shanesti not elf friend<br />
amban hillside n'taurn low<br />
ho him N'Tel'Quess not of the people (drow & others)<br />
atso' himself n'tyene unquenched<br />
tella hind portion na- (v) to be<br />
ho his naan contrary, on the<br />
quenta history naar- (v) to burn<br />
nierwes hive naara burn (n)<br />
foa hoard nai- (v) to <strong>com</strong>mand<br />
periannath hobbits naia <strong>com</strong>mand (n)<br />
assa hole naik sharp pain<br />
ungue hollow naikelea painful<br />
nogrod hollow delving naini- (v) to lament<br />
piosenna holly tree nak- (v) to bite<br />
aina' holy nal dell<br />
ainur holy ones nal vale<br />
yaana holy place nall- (v) to cry<br />
eska home nalla cry<br />
nekte honey nalwi gull<br />
nier honeybee namaarie farewell<br />
late honored namb- (v) to hammer<br />
doltelme hood namba hammer (n)<br />
ampa hook namo judge<br />
estela hope (n) nan' but<br />
hoth horde nanda swamp<br />
tarka horn (animal) nandaro harper<br />
rass horn (mountain) nandin dryad<br />
romba horn (musical) nandor coward<br />
tilion horned nanquen- (v) to reply<br />
gorgorath horror naraka harsh<br />
roch horse nard- (v) to tie<br />
Rohirrim horse riders narda' knot
okko horses nardan- (v) to entwine<br />
rimde host (army) nardane entwined<br />
kotya hostile Narie June<br />
urra hot nark- (v) to rend<br />
kard house (dwelling) narn story<br />
nosse house (familial) narn tale<br />
opele house, walled Narvinye January<br />
sut how narwa fiery red<br />
ngwawa howl (n) nast- (v) to gore<br />
nukumna humble nastar spearhead<br />
tumpo hump nat' thing<br />
kauko humpback natse net<br />
kauka humped (adj) natul- (v) to be<strong>com</strong>e<br />
fara hunt (n) naug dwarf<br />
verno' husband naugrim dwarves<br />
amin I naur fire<br />
khelek ice naus- (v) to imagine<br />
helkelimbe icicle nausa imagination (n)<br />
helka icy naut- (v) to oblige<br />
noa idea ndengin slain (n)<br />
kordon idol ndengin- (v) to slay<br />
manka if ndor land<br />
engwar ill ndu down<br />
Ita'istar Illusionist neek- (v) to see vaguely<br />
nausa imagination (n) Neenar a star<br />
ilfirin immortal neenuvar waterlily<br />
tualka immovable neithan one who goes without<br />
ascar impetuous nekte honey<br />
hoore impulse nelde 3<br />
hoorea impulsive nelde three<br />
e' in neldor beech<br />
penda inclined (upward slope) nelle brook<br />
handele intellect neltil triangle<br />
handasse intelligence NelWiitiri NW's and NWA's<br />
handa intelligent (adj) nenda watery (adj)<br />
mitya interior nengwea nasal<br />
e'a into nengwi nose<br />
aula invention Nenime February<br />
gladden iris ner more<br />
angren iron (made of) nerte 9<br />
anga iron (metal) nessa young<br />
angrist iron cleaver nesse youth<br />
anghabar iron delvings nessima youthful<br />
angrenost iron fortress neum- (v) to snare, catch<br />
angband iron prison neuma trap<br />
tol isle neuro successor<br />
yatta isthmus nev- (v) to be near<br />
ta it neva near<br />
ta its ng'and- (v) to play a harp<br />
Narvinye January ng'ande harp<br />
anca jaws ngw- (v) to reach out<br />
mir jewel ngwaw- (v) to howl<br />
mirdain jewel smith ngwawa howl (n)<br />
imirie jeweled ni- (v) to weep<br />
mire jewels nia weeping (n)<br />
lakwenta joked nias- (v) to ally<br />
lema journey (n) niasa alliance<br />
lembas journey bread nibin petty<br />
alasse' joy nibin trite<br />
namo judge nieninque snowdrop (plant)<br />
pirya juice nienor mourning<br />
Cermie July nier honeybee<br />
Narie June Nierninwa a star<br />
laike keen nierwes hive<br />
chebin kept niire tear (sad, not rip)
nosse kin niite moist<br />
nostale kind nikerym captain, Army of Might<br />
tursa kindling nikym platoon leader, Army of Might<br />
aran king nilaa detachment leader, Might<br />
haran king nim white<br />
halatir kingfisher nim'loki white dragon<br />
aranion kingsfoil (a plant) nim'ohtar paladin<br />
miqula kiss (n) nimbreth birch<br />
sikil knife nimphel pearl<br />
tolos knob nimras white horn, Unicorn<br />
noola knoll nin wet<br />
narda' knot ninde slender<br />
sinta knowledge (n) ninniach rainbow<br />
arwen lady ninquit- (v) to bleach<br />
linae lake niphred pallor<br />
Aldudenie Lament for the two trees nir' many<br />
calma lamp nirw- (v) to cushion<br />
ndor land nirwa cushion<br />
-dor land of (append) nisse female sentient being<br />
Andor land of gift nit- (v) to stoop<br />
Rochand, Rohan land of horses nn<strong>ar'</strong> bone<br />
daedeloth land of the dead no' on<br />
arnor land of the king no'a onto<br />
numendor land of the west noa idea<br />
lammen language nogoth gnome<br />
fine larch tree nogrod hollow delving<br />
ure large noldo wise<br />
tella last nole lore<br />
Methedras last peak nomin wisdom<br />
haranye last year of century nomo oak<br />
telwa late noola knoll<br />
lala laugh(n) noore clan<br />
lalaith laughter noot- (v) to count<br />
sanye law nooti number<br />
palis lawn nor- (v) to populate<br />
kanuva lead (made of) nora population<br />
kanu lead (metal) norn wheel<br />
cora leader norolind- (v) to skip (feet)<br />
lasse leaf norsa giant<br />
lhach leaping flame nosse family<br />
hyarya left nosse house (familial)<br />
lemba left behind nosse kin<br />
hyarmaite left-handed nost fortress<br />
telko leg nost- (v) to be born<br />
n'ner less nosta birth<br />
tengwer letter (alphabetical) nostale kind<br />
lekmee letter (message) not- (v) to reckon<br />
risa lie (falsehood) (n) now- (v) to think<br />
shaalth lieutenant, Army of Might nu under<br />
coia life (n) nuin beneath<br />
coimas life bread nukumna humble<br />
kalina light (color) (adj) nulla obscure (adj)<br />
me'a light (n) numen west<br />
kalmindon lighthouse numendor land of the west<br />
ve' like numenenya western<br />
teema line numenore people of the west<br />
falas line of surf nuntikse dot below line of writing<br />
tea line, straight (precise) nuor- (v) to roll<br />
raa lion nuquern- (v) to defeat<br />
ravenne lioness nuquerna defeat (n)<br />
antoando lip nur- (v) to <strong>com</strong>plain<br />
siirima liquid nurt- (v) to hide<br />
-elle little nuur- (v) to growl<br />
ai little nuut- (v) to set (sun or moon)<br />
korne loaf nwalk- (v) to be cruel
yelta loathing nwalka cruel<br />
tara lofty nwalm- (v) to torment, sadden<br />
ereb lonely nwalma sadness (n)<br />
an(n) long nwalma torment (n)<br />
andaith long mark nwaly- (v) to ache<br />
Anduin long river nyaare saga<br />
andram long wall nyalme clamor<br />
anmegil longsword nyano rat<br />
en look (exclamation) nyar- (v) to tell<br />
maa look (n) nyeene goat<br />
windele loom nyeer- (v) to feel grief<br />
heru lord nyelle bell<br />
Annatar lord of gifts o' one (subj)<br />
Adaron lord of trees oaris mermaid<br />
nole lore oblet- (v) to imprison<br />
kiirar lorekeeper obleta prison cell<br />
wanwa lost (adj) oht- (v) to war<br />
melima lovable ohta war (n)<br />
mela love (n) ohtar warrior<br />
lirima lovely oio ever<br />
melar lover oiolaire ever summer<br />
-dil lover of (append) oira eternal<br />
melisse lover, female olin secret<br />
melindo lover, male oline secrecy<br />
n'taurn low olinima secretive<br />
marth luck olva plant<br />
tolos lump olvann- (v) to vanish, lose<br />
salma lyre olwa branch<br />
akh'faern mage, Army of Art olwen stick (n)<br />
templa magic oment- (v) to meet<br />
selu magical arts omenta meeting (n)<br />
guldur magical weave on- (v) to beget<br />
wen maiden on- (v) to give<br />
wendele maidenhood ona gift (n)<br />
hanwa male onde- (v) to succumb/give up<br />
adanedhel male elf ondo stone<br />
edan man onna creature<br />
vie' manhood onoir- (v) to worship<br />
wea manly onot- (v) to add up<br />
ilm mansion ont- (v) to create<br />
gollo mantle ontaro parent<br />
nir' many ooleme elbow<br />
Sulime March (month) ooma voice<br />
aith mark\cell opele house, walled<br />
andatehta mark, long (in writing) oqueni- (v) to discuss<br />
veru' married pair orar- (v) to erode<br />
tyulmi mast orara erosion<br />
tura master (n) ore sub-conscious<br />
ture mastery (n) orme violence<br />
vesta matrimony orn tree<br />
aa' may ornpirya syrup<br />
Lotesse May (month) orod mountain<br />
amin me orofarne dwelling on a mountain<br />
laure mead oromarde hall, lofty<br />
laide meadow oront- (v) to nap<br />
sarpsa meat orosta ascension<br />
omenta meeting (n) orqu orc<br />
lindelea melodious orteluume dome, high<br />
lindel melody ossa moat<br />
rina memory (n) ost- (v) to defend<br />
edain men osta defender<br />
apanonar men (the after born) osta tel'quessir defender of the people<br />
atani men (the second people) ostar town<br />
lin mere ostek- (v) to describe<br />
Aelin-uial meres of twilight otorno associate
oaris mermaid otso 7<br />
alasse' merriment otso seven<br />
rem mesh palan far and wide<br />
tinco metal palantir far watcher<br />
ened middle palis lawn<br />
enedwaith middle-folk palla expansive<br />
ennorath middle-lands palme surface (n)<br />
beleg mighty palp- (v) to mix<br />
limpe milk palu- (v) to expand<br />
haba mine palu- (v) to spread<br />
hala minnow palurin world<br />
maquissar minstrel paly- (v) to open wide<br />
lissuin mint pand- (v) to include<br />
lalai mirth pano board<br />
hisie mist pant- (v) to open<br />
hith misty pany- (v) to set<br />
ossa moat parm- (v) to read<br />
niite moist parma book<br />
Elenya Monday parth sward<br />
uuvanimo monster parymo scroll<br />
indo mood paur fist<br />
ithil Moon pel- (v) to encircle<br />
Ithil'Quessir Moon Elf pela encirclement<br />
isilme moonlight pelekko ax<br />
ner more pelekt- (v) to strike<br />
amrun morning Pelennor fenced land<br />
firimar mortal peltas' pivot<br />
atara mother pelu around<br />
coron mound penda inclined (upward slope)<br />
orod mountain pende declivity (downward slope)<br />
nienor mourning peredhel half-elven<br />
ai'mithe mouse peredhil half elf<br />
anto mouth periannath hobbits<br />
sai- much perya half<br />
hui murk piik- (v) to dwindle<br />
huiva murky pilin' arrow<br />
tuo muscle pilininge arrow, flight of<br />
lindale music pinnath ridges<br />
Ainulindale music of the Ainur pinque thin<br />
ulma muttering pint- (v) to spread out<br />
amin myself pio cherry<br />
takse nail piosenna holly tree<br />
helda' naked pirukend- (v) to whirl<br />
essa name (n) piry- (v) to juice<br />
kwentra narrator (n) pirya juice<br />
lenwa narrow piukka blackberry<br />
imlad narrow valley poik- (v) to clean, cleanse<br />
nengwea nasal poika clean<br />
seorsa nature poika pure<br />
morlin navy-blue polda burly<br />
neva near poldor- (v) to force<br />
yat' neck poldora strength, brute force<br />
amir necklace pole oat<br />
lisyul nectar pore flour<br />
natse net porm bark (tree)<br />
qual neutral puit- (v) to spit<br />
qualentie neutral-person pust- (v) to blow<br />
winya new putta stop (punctuation)<br />
winyar newbie puurea discolored<br />
ento next qalum- (v) to heave, throw<br />
dome night, darkness qua- (v) to squeak<br />
du night, dimness quain- (v) to wail<br />
tindomerel nightingale quaina wailing (n)<br />
n'uma no qual neutral<br />
ar- noble qualentie neutral-person
arme'- noble (f) qualm- (v) to die painfully<br />
aredhel noble-elf qualme agony<br />
uuner nobody quant- (v) to fill<br />
raun noise quanta full<br />
raumo noise, of a storm quel good<br />
suu noise, of wind quelie waning (adj)<br />
sanya normal quell- (v) to fade<br />
for north quella fade, fading (n)<br />
forenya northern quen- (v) to speak<br />
nengwi nose quena speech (n)<br />
il- not quenat body<br />
N'Shanesti not elf friend quendi speakers<br />
N'Tel'Quess not of the people (drow & others) quenta history<br />
n'- not, not of quentale account<br />
Hisime November quentele sentence<br />
sii' now quern- (v) to turn<br />
nooti number quesse feather<br />
hosti number, large quesset pillow<br />
hostain numbered quessir people (elves)<br />
avanooti numberless quettasundolie etymology<br />
rimba numerous quing- (v) to twang<br />
NelWiitiri NW's and NWA's quingatelko bow-legged<br />
falmarin nymph quor- (v) to choke<br />
nomo oak quorin- (v) to drown<br />
lindornea oaks, a stand of quoro- (v) to suffocate<br />
pole oat raa lion<br />
vesta oath raama wing (n)<br />
nulla obscure (adj) raamavoite winged<br />
mordo obscurity raava riverbank<br />
luu' occasion raavea roaring (adj)<br />
shae ocean ragwe fathom (6 feet)<br />
Marquelie\cell October Rah'Edan Centaur<br />
holma odor raika wrong (adj)<br />
en' of rais peaks<br />
tel' of the rakka claw<br />
elda, elena of the stars rakt- (v) to arrive<br />
aiya oh! ram wall<br />
laive ointment ramb- (v) to scream<br />
iant old ran- (v) to wander<br />
lumna ominous rana wander<br />
no' on randa century<br />
yaluumesse once upon a time ranga pace (distance)<br />
er one rangw- (v) to understand<br />
o' one (subj) rangwa understanding (n)<br />
neithan one who goes without ranqui arm<br />
erchamion one-handed rant course<br />
ere' only rany- (v) to stray<br />
no'a onto ras peak<br />
assa opening (n) rashwe trouble<br />
thanga oppression (n) rass horn (mountain)<br />
ri' or rast shore<br />
kuluina orange (color) rath bed<br />
kuluma orange (fruit) rato soon<br />
orqu orc ratse 12<br />
n'at other rauko demon<br />
<strong>lye</strong> our raumo noise, of a storm<br />
n'e out raun noise<br />
eruumea outer (adj) ravenne lioness<br />
ephel outer fence re day<br />
ette outside re she<br />
urnai oven re'na while<br />
vanwa over (past) reena' edge<br />
luurea overcast rem mesh<br />
taruku ox rend- (v) to sow<br />
ranga pace (distance) rhovanion wilderness
naikelea painful rhun east<br />
nim'ohtar paladin rhunenya eastern<br />
iska pale (adj) ri' or<br />
niphred pallor riel garland<br />
morambath panther rien- (v) to crown<br />
ontaro parent rig wreathe<br />
kirma part (n) riht- (v) to jerk<br />
falqua pass in mountains riim- (v) to hem<br />
tarna passage riima hem (n)<br />
mele passion rilma glittering light<br />
wanwie past (time) (n) rim- (v) to run<br />
men path rimba frequent<br />
rimbor paw rimba numerous<br />
seere peace rimbe crowd<br />
ras peak rimbor paw<br />
rais peaks rimde host (army)<br />
nimphel pearl rin- (v) to remember<br />
sarnie pebbles rina memory (n)<br />
atyar peer ringa damp<br />
gwaith people Ringare December<br />
quessir people (elves) ringwe cold<br />
numenore people of the west rink- (v) to flourish<br />
valilnore people of valar rip- (v) to fly<br />
leneema permission (n) ripa flight (n)<br />
sintar person of knowledge ris- (v) to lie (falsehood)<br />
nibin petty risa lie (falsehood) (n)<br />
coiavano phase rist- (v) to cleave, cut<br />
laika piercing (adj) rista cut (n)<br />
kunba pile (n) ro he<br />
andir pilgrim roch horse<br />
tarma pillar Rochand, Rohan land of horses<br />
quesset pillow Rohirrim horse riders<br />
tankil pin roina ruddy<br />
thon pine tree roit- (v) to pursue<br />
carnim pink rokko horses<br />
simpa pipe (musical) rom sound of horns<br />
simpetar piper rom- (v) to rise<br />
sungwa pitcher roma uprising (n)<br />
peltas' pivot romba horn (musical)<br />
yamen' place romen sunrise<br />
-men' place of (append) ron their<br />
lad plain ron they<br />
Lithlad plain of ashes rond great hall<br />
olva plant rond vaulted roof<br />
taratost platemail (king body fortress) ronyo fox<br />
nikym platoon leader, Army of Might rooma shoulder<br />
seasu pleasant roota tube<br />
seasa pleasure ros- (v) to rain<br />
saipio plum rosa rain<br />
lirit poem rosse dew<br />
til point rudh bare, bald, barren<br />
tulwe pole (n) ruin flame-red<br />
malo pollen ruin red flame<br />
loeg pond runda driftwood<br />
elin pool runy- (v) to flame<br />
tyulusse poplar tree runya flame (n)<br />
fuumella poppy russe coruscation<br />
nora population rust- (v) to crumble<br />
deanam possible rusv- (v) to break<br />
sama post (n) rusva broken<br />
kentano potter ruth- (v) to anger<br />
val power rutha anger (n)<br />
laita praise (n) ruukina disordered<br />
kyerma prayer rwal- (v) to lust<br />
anna present saes- (v) to please/pleasure
yana previous sai- much<br />
farim prey sai- very<br />
taren prince saipio plum<br />
tarien princess sakkat- (v) to tear, rip<br />
heera principal (adj) sal' still<br />
band prison salk- (v) to dance<br />
obleta prison cell salka dance (n)<br />
tumna profound salma lyre<br />
minda prominent salp- (v) to sip<br />
vesta promise (n) salpua bowl<br />
alya prosperous salque grass<br />
vara protection (n) sama post (n)<br />
ehte puncture(n) samanar builder<br />
poika pure sambe room, chamber<br />
coria purple samn- (v) to build<br />
saura' putrid samna building(n)<br />
Dagor NelWiit'iri PVP san' then<br />
kosta quarrel (bolt) san- (v) to take<br />
tari queen sanda firm<br />
tyene quenched sanga crowd<br />
tekil quill pen sanga throng<br />
wainole quiver (for arrows) sangan- (v) to gather<br />
alata radiance sank- (v) to split<br />
ankalima radiant (adj) sanya normal<br />
vene raft sanya regular<br />
aha rage (n) sanye law<br />
rosa rain sapsa grave<br />
timpe rain, misty drizzle sara wheat<br />
ninniach rainbow sarko flesh<br />
taur'ohtar ranger, woodsman sarkuva corporeal<br />
elmare rapture sarn small stone<br />
tearc rare sarnie pebbles<br />
nyano rat sarpsa meat<br />
desiel ready sarqua fleshy<br />
anwa real sarquindi cannibal<br />
carad red satulwe standard (flag)<br />
carad'loki red dragon saura' foul<br />
ruin red flame saura' putrid<br />
Caradhras redhorn saurikumba foulbellied<br />
liske reed seasa pleasure<br />
avara refusal seasu pleasant<br />
meena region seere peace<br />
sanya regular seere repose<br />
erin remains seim- (v) to be gentle<br />
avahaire remote Seldarine gods<br />
seere repose selen cousin<br />
esta rest (n) seler' sister<br />
bauga restraint selu magical arts<br />
alya rich sen them<br />
pinnath ridges seorsa nature<br />
forya right (side) sereg ale<br />
formaite right-handed Sereg'wethrin Assassin<br />
korma ring serinde seamstress<br />
faerniir ring leader, Army of Art sgiathatch dragon<br />
yatost ringmail sha almost<br />
duin river Sha'Quessir elf friend (Formal)<br />
etsir river mouth shaalth lieutenant, Army of Might<br />
raava riverbank shae ocean<br />
malle' road shee fairy<br />
raavea roaring (adj) sii beach<br />
waima robe sii' now<br />
karneambara robin siirima liquid<br />
gon rock sikil knife<br />
-ondol rock of (append) sil- (v) to shine<br />
toopa roof silma starlight
telda roof, having a simp- (v) to pipe (musical)<br />
sambe room, chamber simpa pipe (musical)<br />
thond root simpetar piper<br />
cartel rose simpina flute<br />
korima round sina this<br />
teema row sinome here<br />
anka row, of teeth sint- (v) to know<br />
ar- royal sinta knowledge (n)<br />
arme'- royal (f) sintar person of knowledge<br />
iriador ruby (gemstone) sintar sage<br />
roina ruddy sir- (v) to flow<br />
harna ruler (n) sira flow (n)<br />
kerta rune sira stream (n)<br />
eket sabre Sirannon gate stream<br />
nwalma sadness (n) siril creek<br />
varna safe siruluan'aty- (v) to sway<br />
nyaare saga solor- (v) to surge<br />
sintar sage solos surf<br />
atya' same soor- (v) to follow, track<br />
litse sand (n) sornion aerie<br />
Valanya Saturday Soronuume a constellation<br />
parymo scroll spanga beard<br />
ear sea suil- (v) to incite<br />
EarQuessir Sea elf suilpar soup<br />
Alu'Quessir sea elves sul wind<br />
e<strong>ar'</strong>loke sea serpent Sulime March (month)<br />
hylama sea shell sulo goblet<br />
wing sea spray sulp- (v) to lick<br />
Aerandir sea wandered sundo bottom<br />
haloisi sea, stormy sungwa pitcher<br />
earcalen sea-green sut how<br />
maiwe seagull suu noise, of wind<br />
serinde seamstress suul- (v) to breathe<br />
hama seat suula breath (n)<br />
uile seaweed suyoll- (v) to revive<br />
minya second (not time) ta it<br />
oline secrecy ta its<br />
olin secret taarie height<br />
olinima secretive tai' toe<br />
iolaa section leader, Army of Might tain- (v) to extend<br />
ered seed tain- (v) to lengthen<br />
quentele sentence taina extension<br />
Yavannie September tait- (v) to prolong<br />
temar series takse nail<br />
mool servant tal city<br />
tuar servant (n) talal- (v) to sail<br />
tua service (n) talan floor<br />
lantaraana setting moon talant fallen<br />
otso seven tal<strong>ar'</strong> ground<br />
halya shade (n) talath tundra<br />
dae shadow tallune sole of foot<br />
lumbule shadow, heavy talma foundation<br />
halda shadowed talt- (v) to lean, slope<br />
wethril shadowy talwi feet<br />
fasse shaggy lock (hair) tambaro woodpecker<br />
kanta shape (n) tambe copper (metal)<br />
maeg sharp tamin- (v) to forge<br />
naik sharp pain tamina forge<br />
re she tamn- (v) to knock<br />
waina sheath (n) tamp- (v) to stop<br />
maama sheep tamp- (v) to block<br />
mavar shepherd tampa stopper<br />
tinechor shield tanak- (v) to be sure<br />
kirya ship tangaa tough<br />
cirdan shipwright tangwa clasp
ast shore tank- (v) to fix<br />
ai short tankil pin<br />
aimegil shortsword tankla brooch<br />
rooma shoulder tanna toward<br />
yela shout (n) tano blacksmith<br />
giritha shudder tanwe device<br />
circa sickle tanya that<br />
laiwa sickly tar beyond<br />
lirva sickness (n) tar- (v) to cross<br />
elea sight (n) tara lofty<br />
tehta sign tarambo stud (n)<br />
tehtar signs tarasse aloft<br />
dina silent taratost platemail (king body fortress)<br />
celeb silver taren prince<br />
brethil silver birch tari queen<br />
celeb'loki silver dragon tarien princess<br />
Celeb'Quessir silver elves Tarion Sunday<br />
celebrin silver like tarka horn (animal)<br />
Celebrant silverlode tarma pillar<br />
lindir singer tarna passage<br />
lindar singers taruku ox<br />
erya single (adj) tarya stiff (adj)<br />
seler' sister tathar willow<br />
curu skill taty- (v) to repeat<br />
maite skilled taur wood (forest)<br />
helma skin Taur'Amandil Druid<br />
menel sky, day taur'ohtar ranger, woodsman<br />
ilmen sky, night Taur'Quessir wood elves<br />
meneluin sky-blue Taur'Quessir Sylvan Elf<br />
ndengin slain (n) taure forest<br />
di'thang slave taurea forested<br />
kaima sleep (n) taureliloomea deep forest shadows<br />
ninde slender taurina wooden<br />
ai small taurn high<br />
filit small bird tauron forester<br />
alfirin small golden flower tavar wood (substance)<br />
sarn small stone tea line, straight (precise)<br />
loki snake tearc rare<br />
yarra snarling teema line<br />
losa snow (n) teema row<br />
ailosacath snow leopard teena' straight<br />
losse snow white tehta sign<br />
nieninque snowdrop (plant) tehtar signs<br />
ikotane so tekil quill pen<br />
lipsa soap Tel' the (when expressing importance)<br />
maksa soft tel' of the<br />
kemen soil Tel'Quessir elves. literally 'The People'<br />
akh'velahrn soldier, Army of Might Tel'Quessir The People (elves)<br />
tallune sole of foot tel- (v) to finish, end<br />
eresse solitude tela end (n)<br />
utinu son tela finish (n)<br />
lina song (n) telco stem<br />
lindor songbird telda roof, having a<br />
rato soon telella elf, young<br />
gul sorcery telimbo canopy<br />
lamya sound telko leg<br />
rom sound of horns tella hind portion<br />
suilpar soup tella last<br />
har south tellare yesterday<br />
harenya southern telluma vault<br />
tinta sparkle (n) telme blanket<br />
quendi speakers telmello top<br />
ehta spear (n) telt- (v) to exceed<br />
nastar spearhead Telumendil a constellation<br />
ehtar spearman telwa late
quena speech (n) temar series<br />
ista spell templa magic<br />
istalindir spellsinger ten' because<br />
istalindar spellsingers ten' for<br />
mone spent ten'oio forever<br />
faerne sphere leader, Army of Art ten- (v) to hear<br />
liante spider tengw- (v) to write<br />
ungwe spiders web tengwa writing (n)<br />
karakse spike tengwanda alphabet<br />
earka spine tengwer letter (alphabetical)<br />
fea spirit tengwesta grammar<br />
Feanor spirit of fire tenkel- (v) to spell (words)<br />
manu spirit, departed <strong>tenna'</strong> until<br />
hwan' sponge teret auger<br />
ehtele' spring (season) tereva fine<br />
tuile spring (water) termar- (v) to endure<br />
koire spring, early termara endurance<br />
ethir spy tess- (v) to hold onto<br />
wandil staff thalion dauntless<br />
waen stained thang- (v) to oppress<br />
cebir stake thanga oppression (n)<br />
satulwe standard (flag) thar across<br />
elen star thar against<br />
gil star thar beyond, distant<br />
tindome star lit thar- (v) to go athwart<br />
tingilinde star, twinkling thaur abominable, abhorrent<br />
ithildin star-moon thol helm<br />
silma starlight thon pine tree<br />
tindome starry evening thond root<br />
giliath stars thoron eagle<br />
voronwe steadfast tie direction<br />
tulunka steady tiht- (v) to blink<br />
telco stem tikse dot<br />
vano step til point<br />
olwen stick (n) tilion horned<br />
himba sticky (adj) timpe rain, misty drizzle<br />
tarya stiff (adj) tincmaeg dagger, lit.: metal-pointed<br />
sal' still tinco metal<br />
ondo stone tincya chain, lit.: metal ring(s)<br />
putta stop (punctuation) tincyatost chain-mail<br />
tampa stopper tind- (v) to glint<br />
arrna storm tindome star lit<br />
narn story tindome starry evening<br />
teena' straight tindomerel nightingale<br />
sira stream (n) tinechor shield<br />
malle' street tinga flint<br />
poldora strength, brute force tingilinde star, twinkling<br />
beleg strong tint- (v) to sparkle<br />
tarambo stud (n) tinta sparkle (n)<br />
hirao student tintil- (v) to tremble<br />
ore sub-conscious tinu daughter<br />
neuro successor tir- (v) to watch over, guard<br />
bragol sudden tiri bright<br />
farea sufficient tirion watchtower<br />
laire summer tiris town, walled<br />
anar sun tirne brow<br />
anor sun titta tiny (size)<br />
Tarion Sunday tiuka fat (adj)<br />
aure sunlight tiuka thick<br />
romen sunrise tiuko thigh<br />
Anoron'Quessir Sunrise Elf tiuy- (v) to get fat<br />
annun sunset tol isle<br />
solos surf tolk- (v) to support<br />
palme surface (n) tolmen hill, isolated<br />
tuilindo swallow (bird) tolos knob
nanda swamp tolos lump<br />
alqua swan tolto 8<br />
Alqualond Swan haven tombo gong<br />
parth sward too' wool<br />
lisse' sweet toop- (v) to roof<br />
arauka swift (adj) toopa roof<br />
megil sword toror' brother<br />
megilar swordsman triall- (v) to walk<br />
Taur'Quessir Sylvan Elf tu- (v) to serve<br />
Lai'Quessir sylvan elves tua service (n)<br />
ornpirya syrup tualka immovable<br />
narn tale tuar servant (n)<br />
halla tall tug vigor<br />
moile tarn (mountain lake) tugea vigorous<br />
niire tear (sad, not rip) tuile spring (water)<br />
yaana temple tuilindo swallow (bird)<br />
gorgorath terror tuim- (v) to bud<br />
tanya that tuiy- (v) to swell<br />
tupsa thatch tuk- (v) to pull<br />
i'- the (<strong>com</strong>mon) tukali- (v) to tangle<br />
Tel' the (when expressing importance) tulre tomorrow<br />
Aratar the exalted tul - (v) to <strong>com</strong>e<br />
Tel'Quessir The People (elves) tulk- (v) to establish<br />
ron their tulma bier<br />
sen them tult- (v) to send for<br />
san' then tulunka steady<br />
eller there tulwe pole (n)<br />
ron they tum valley<br />
tiuka thick tumba deep<br />
Cam'Wethrin Thief tumbale valley, deep<br />
tiuko thigh tumbo vale, dark<br />
pinque thin tumna profound<br />
nat' thing tumpo hump<br />
anfaug thirst tunga tight<br />
fauka thirst (n) tuo muscle<br />
sina this tups- (v) to thatch<br />
ereg thorn tupsa thatch<br />
lia thread (n) tur- (v) to control<br />
nelde three tur- (v) to master, overmaster<br />
fenda threshold tura master (n)<br />
langon throat ture mastery (n)<br />
mahalma throne turn- (v) to govern<br />
sanga throng turs- (v) to kindle<br />
imya through tursa kindling<br />
imyan'e throughout tury- (v) to wield (weapon)<br />
Alduya Thursday tusture tinder<br />
earsira tide tuul- (v) to <strong>com</strong>e from<br />
tunga tight tuulo' from<br />
coiasira time tuup- (v) to cover<br />
luume' time tyal- (v) to play<br />
kaurea timid tyalie game (fun)<br />
latuuken tin (metal) tyar- (v) to act<br />
latuukenda tin, made of tyar- (v) to cause<br />
tusture tinder tyaro actor<br />
titta tiny (size) tyaro agent<br />
a' to tyav- (v) to feel (physical)<br />
are today tyel- (v) to end<br />
tai' toe tyelka agile<br />
a<strong>lye</strong>' together tyeller grades<br />
tulre tomorrow tyen- (v) to quench<br />
lambe tongue tyene quenched<br />
carak tooth tyulmi mast<br />
telmello top tyulusse poplar tree<br />
nwalma torment (n) ue fleece<br />
at torso uial twilight
tangaa tough uile seaweed<br />
tanna toward uin whale<br />
barad tower ujere dull<br />
minas tower ulm- (v) to mutter<br />
ostar town ulma muttering<br />
tiris town, walled ulmul- (v) to mumble<br />
mainka trade (n) ulu- (v) to pour, flow<br />
mainkar trader ulund- (v) to flood<br />
dhaeraow traitor ulundo deformed<br />
inge trajectory um- (v) to do<br />
liquis transparent uma yes<br />
neuma trap umarth bad-luck, ill fated<br />
harma treasure umbar fate<br />
orn tree undome evening<br />
Laurelin tree found in Evermeet ungue hollow<br />
Fangorn tree-beard ungwal- (v) to torture<br />
amalda treetop ungwe spiders web<br />
finde tress unk- (v) to hollow out<br />
neltil triangle ur- (v) to heat<br />
hostar tribe ura heat (n)<br />
fhaor tribute ure large<br />
nibin trite Urime August<br />
rashwe trouble urn- (v) to warm<br />
beme trumpet urna warmth<br />
roota tube urnai oven<br />
Anarya Tuesday urnu warm<br />
talath tundra urra hot<br />
yanta tunnel uruite fiery<br />
mindon turret (of castle) uruloki dragon<br />
karka tusk urya blaze<br />
fimbrethil twig usin- (v) to escape<br />
uial twilight usquen- (v) to reek<br />
atta two utinu son<br />
uu- un- utu- (v) to find<br />
ilterendi unbreakable uu- unguina<br />
undead uum- (v) to do not<br />
baelnorn undead elven family defender uuner nobody<br />
nu under uuranor fiery sun<br />
morinuin Underdark uuvanimo monster<br />
groda underground dwelling (n) uuve abundance, abundant<br />
rangwa understanding (n) vaasa consumer<br />
iluov universe vair- (v) to weave<br />
man- unmarred vaira weave<br />
n'tyene unquenched vairar weaver<br />
<strong>tenna'</strong> until val power<br />
avari unwilling Val'istar Archmage<br />
de up Valanya Saturday<br />
ampenda uphill valasse divinity<br />
deno' upon valilnore people of valar\cell<br />
roma uprising (n) valin- (v) to be happy<br />
horme urgent valk- (v) to be visible<br />
<strong>lye</strong> us valya divine authority<br />
maara useful van- (v) to walk<br />
nal vale vanim beauty<br />
tumbo vale, dark vanima beautiful<br />
astald valiant vano step<br />
tum valley vanwa over (past)<br />
-nan valley of (append) vanya fair<br />
tumbale valley, deep var- (v) to protect<br />
kaane valor vara protection (n)<br />
burro' vassal varda exalted<br />
telluma vault varna safe<br />
rond vaulted roof vas- (v) to consume<br />
fanya veil vasa food (n)<br />
sai- very ve' like
lakil victor vee' as<br />
lakilea victory vene dish<br />
tug vigor vene raft<br />
tugea vigorous ver- (v) to wed<br />
earuile vine vera wedding (n)<br />
orme violence verne' wife<br />
helin violet (flower) vernien coast, beach<br />
wenesse virginity verno' husband<br />
elear visionary veru' married pair<br />
ooma voice very- (v) to dare<br />
ia void verya bold<br />
quaina wailing (n) veryien daring<br />
ram wall vest- (v) to swear, promise<br />
rana wander vesta matrimony<br />
quelie waning (adj) vesta oath<br />
ohta war (n) vesta promise (n)<br />
urnu warm vie' manhood<br />
urna warmth vieme' womanhood<br />
ohtar warrior vilya air<br />
antha watchful Viresse April<br />
tirion watchtower vithel also<br />
alu water vor- (v) to continue<br />
brilthor water fall voronda faithful<br />
-nen water of (append) voronwe steadfast<br />
neenuvar waterlily waan- (v) to pass<br />
nenda watery (adj) waani goose<br />
falma wave waara dirty<br />
falmar waves waen stained<br />
liiko wax waht- (v) to soil, dirty, stain<br />
men way waima robe<br />
<strong>lye</strong> we wain- (v) to sheath<br />
alma wealth waina sheath (n)<br />
vaira weave wainole quiver (for arrows)<br />
vairar weaver wait- (v) to wrap<br />
vera wedding (n) wandil staff<br />
Isilya Wednesday wann- (v) to disappear<br />
enquie week wanwa gone<br />
nia weeping (n) wanwa lost (adj)<br />
creoso wel<strong>com</strong>e wanwie past (time) (n)<br />
eithel well wany- (v) to depart<br />
gaur werewolf way- (v) to envelope<br />
numen west wea adult<br />
numenenya western wea manly<br />
nin wet ween freshness<br />
uin whale weer- (v) to agree<br />
mani what weera agreement (n)<br />
sara wheat wen maiden<br />
norn wheel wendele maidenhood<br />
iire when wenesse virginity<br />
manke where wenya fresh<br />
man which wethril shadowy<br />
re'na while wethrin- (v) to deceive<br />
nim white wethrina deceit (n)<br />
nim'loki white dragon wili- (v) to float (in air)<br />
nimras white horn, Unicorn Wilwarin a constellation<br />
ya who wilwarin butterfly<br />
mano whose winde grey, pale (adj)<br />
mankoi why windele loom<br />
lann wide wing foam<br />
verne' wife wing sea spray<br />
merka wild winya new<br />
rhovanion wilderness winyar newbie<br />
kaivokalma will-o'-the-wisp ya who<br />
tathar willow yaa former<br />
sul wind yaana holy place
henneth window yaana temple<br />
fion wine yaara ancient<br />
raama wing (n) yaare former days<br />
arfaern wing leader, Army of Art yaavan harvest<br />
raamavoite winged yaawe gully<br />
hrive winter yaiw- (v) to mock<br />
nomin wisdom yal- (v) to summon<br />
noldo wise yallume at last<br />
kuruni witch yaluumesse once upon a time<br />
yassen with yamen' place<br />
hessa withered (adj) yana previous<br />
yassene within yang- (v) to yawn<br />
avaene without yanta tunnel<br />
istar wizard yanw- (v) to join<br />
draug wolf yarr- (v) to snarl<br />
edainme woman yarra snarling<br />
vieme' womanhood yassen with<br />
taur wood (forest) yassene within<br />
tavar wood (substance) yat' neck<br />
Taur'Quessir wood elves yatost ringmail<br />
taurina wooden yatta isthmus<br />
tambaro woodpecker Yavannie September<br />
too' wool yave fruit<br />
beth word yavie autumn<br />
palurin world yee eek!<br />
harwa wound (n) yel- (v) to call<br />
rig wreathe yel- (v) to shout<br />
tengwa writing (n) yela shout (n)<br />
raika wrong (adj) yelt- (v) to loathe<br />
yen year yelta loathing<br />
atendea year (leap) yen year<br />
malina yellow yerna decrepit<br />
uma yes yery- (v) to wear out<br />
tellare yesterday yest- (v) to begin<br />
am' yet yesta beginning (n)<br />
lle you yeste' first<br />
llie you all yulm- (v) to brand<br />
llie you all's yuln- (v) to drink<br />
nessa young yulna drink (n)<br />
lle yours yuul- (v) to smolder<br />
nesse youth yuula ember<br />
nessima youthful yuuyo both
Roleplaying Aids<br />
Story of the elves:<br />
There are many creation stories of how the elven race came about. Elves and magic originated close to the<br />
same time, and it was only later that the creation of humans, dwarves and other lesser races came about. Although<br />
interesting, the following is where we are at today as this world often be<strong>com</strong>es a confusing place.<br />
There are four primary branches of the elven race, most <strong>com</strong>mon being the high elves, then gray and wood<br />
elves and unfortunately, dark, drow elves. Elves tend to be a bit slimmer than most humans, and depending upon<br />
variety, either taller or shorter than humans, but rarely an average height. They do not have facial hair. (Although<br />
some elves have been seen with beard disguises, )<br />
The spoken language is one that is as flowing as a melodic brook. An elf may live to be older than 1,200<br />
years and is generally about 130 before he earns the stature of being accepted as mature by other elves. It is very<br />
rare, if ever, that an elf is ever known to pass from this life due to the wearing of years. Before that happens, they<br />
be<strong>com</strong>e <strong>com</strong>pelled to depart the realms of men. Where they go is uncertain.<br />
Elves are generally not evil, with few exceptions such as the drow. Most would be considered neutral as the<br />
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<br />
towards being good, just because of the caring of others and nature.<br />
Elves are quite handsome and have a greater appreciation for natures beauty, dancing and singing. Their<br />
humor is clever, as well as is their song and poetry.<br />
As <strong>com</strong>pared to human and dwarves, elves are generally brave and not foolhardy. Their <strong>com</strong>mon drink is,<br />
unless of course a good Fey wine would happen to be available that of mead, preferably heated to a blood warm temperature. Drinking to the excess is un<strong>com</strong>mon, although<br />
there are times when a bit of Fey wine or a bit of Dwarven spirits are misjudged. Ale is a very un<strong>com</strong>mon and<br />
somewhat bitter beverage. However some of us have traveled so much with the dwarven clan, a slight taste has<br />
been acquired in order to be<strong>com</strong>e a gracious acceptor of an offered mug.<br />
Relationships with humans is often times distant. Whether it is by choice or that a human is often hasty,<br />
indecisive, and <strong>com</strong>paratively short lived is questionable. Dwarves are <strong>com</strong>petent allies and some make good friends,<br />
but they have different lifestyles that are not generally <strong>com</strong>patible with elves. Elves do not care for the caverns,<br />
caves or mines that our dwarf neighbors are so fond of.<br />
To some other races, elves are sometimes considered aloof, snooty and frivolous and have personalities that<br />
are impossible to fathom. In fact they are not, perhaps because of their longevity. Elves have learned the benefits of<br />
patients before passing judgment and take time before making judgments. This is also why the waiting period before<br />
acceptance into the Grey Company is generally one month. For an elf to not even have patience that long<br />
sometimes shows traces of having spent to much times with the other races and their values.<br />
Although they do not make friends easily, elves consider oftentimes associates and friends as near equals.<br />
An elf-friend is a very close, dear and honorary title that is difficult to earn and given to those who are stoic,<br />
honorable and follow many elven ways. Likewise, an enemy of the elves is never forgotten, especially the evil ones<br />
of the woods.<br />
All and all it be<strong>com</strong>es apparent why the elves have always endured throughout the years and are the most<br />
superior of races. With values, pure hearts, respect, honor and closely held blood ties, the elven race will continue far<br />
long after man has gone.<br />
Elven holidays<br />
Yenearsira - Winter Solstice, the Elven new year. A day of rebirth.<br />
Sheelala - A day of games and practical jokes celebrated in early spring.<br />
Ehtele'mele - Vernal equinox. A week of romance and song.<br />
Faradome - Summer Solstice. A celebration of the battle between Corellon and Gruumsh One-Eye.<br />
A night of orc hunting.<br />
Yavieba - Autumnal equinox. A week of reflection and a time to remember those who have left this world.<br />
Most important decisions and judgments are made during this week.<br />
Favorite Elven Wines<br />
Saerloonian Glowfire-pale wine, luminous, taste reminiscent of pears.<br />
Saerloonian Topaz-yellow amber wine w/ nutty quality and bold fruit overtones.<br />
Mead-sweet wine of fermented honey.<br />
Elverquisst- a ruby-colored liquor magically distilled from sunshine and rare summer fruits. Utterly<br />
smooth, the liquor is nonetheless flecked with gold and has an iridescence of both color and<br />
flavor. It is highly prized at all times, but in the autumn rituals it is savored as if it is the gift<br />
of one final, perfect summer day.<br />
Evermead-THE elven mead, imported from evermeet. The one to which all others are <strong>com</strong>pared<br />
and found wanting<br />
Clarry-table wine blend sweetened w/ honey and spices.<br />
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.<br />
Morimatra-a spiced wine favored by the Drow.<br />
Other Items Of Interest<br />
Kholiast-elven card game consisting of a 1000 card deck, dice and a very difficult method of counting<br />
points. A high elf favorite.<br />
Shalaquin-long necked elven instrument, plucked or strummed string tension is controlled by a<br />
ratcheting wheel.
The Grey Company<br />
GUILD MOTTO: With the ancient is wisdom; and in lengths of days understanding.<br />
Captain: Thranduil Graywolf<br />
Lieutenant: Nalynn<br />
Priest: Strongbow Firehand<br />
Swordmaster: Riklaun Saambria<br />
Chronicler: Brisid Celemegil<br />
MEMBERSHIP:Approximately 30 Elves<br />
STATUS: Private<br />
REQUIREMENTS: Non evil and of Elven Blood.<br />
GUILD GOALS:<br />
The Grey Company represents Elven interests here, particularly the security of Yew as a port of call for Elven<br />
vessels. The <strong>com</strong>pany provides an Elven society, forming friendships among the Elves here, bestowing upon those<br />
worthy the titles of Elflord (Aredhel or Etriel), and titling the most esteemed outsiders Elf-Friend. The <strong>com</strong>pany<br />
encourages Elven role-playing, adventures, and battle, and provides a resource for Elven information.<br />
HISTORY:<br />
Founded in the fall of 1992 in the lands around Neverwinter, the Grey Company was sanctioned in December of that<br />
year, then attained Private Status one year later. The Company strives to incite exciting adventures and roleplaying.<br />
THE ELVEN WAY:<br />
All eves follow the way- "No Elf shall do intentional harm to another Elf, and except in a case where an Elf acts with<br />
malicious intent, he shall be helped by other Elves." This pact protects all those of Elven blood. Any Elf found to be<br />
in violation of the Way through action or inaction shall be cast out (N'Tel Quess).<br />
PVP:<br />
Most Grey Company Elves do not engage in PVP, preferring to adventure to the unknown reaches of the world<br />
peacefully. Of course, there are notable exceptions. In all things, the Company encourages each Elf to decide for<br />
themselves where they will stand, then stand there proudly.<br />
APPLICATION PROCESS:<br />
Prospective members must <strong>com</strong>plete the following:<br />
1) Post an application containing a role playing history in the Guild public folder.<br />
2) Spend time with the elves of the Company, be it adventuring or drinking in an Inn.<br />
3) Obtain the sponsorship of a current member of the Grey Company.<br />
If your application is accepted, you will be granted private access to the guild hall.<br />
HONORS:<br />
Elves who show particular talents or perform certain duties beyond expectations are granted titles.<br />
Professional Honors<br />
Warrior - Ohtar<br />
Wizard - Istar<br />
Healer - Amandil<br />
Rogue - Wethril<br />
Performance Honors<br />
Elflord - Aredhel<br />
Elflady - Etriel<br />
Scout - Ethir<br />
Golden Warrior - ArOhtar<br />
Golden Eagle - ArTauron<br />
Scholar - Sintar<br />
Contributors:<br />
Lywnis Autumnleaf Othar, Istar, Wethril, Sintar, Ethir<br />
Arrow Landsrest Aredhel, Sintar
CarnalDave Aredhel, Captain<br />
Wild Wil Aredhel<br />
Culindar Aredhel<br />
Thranduil Graywolf Aredhel, Ethir, Ar'Ohtar, Ar'Tauron<br />
Coriadae Ohtar<br />
Riklaun Sambria Bladesinger, Swordsmaster<br />
Elenlanta Ranar<br />
Wal i'Atya<br />
Aule<br />
Laerithil Irithyl<br />
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