Elvish!

Anyone else interested in learning Elvish language from lotr?:-)

arwen-undomiel.com is a great resource for those wanting to learn Elvish.

Also is Google :P

Figured out my name!

Erulassë
(Air-oo-lahs-say)

Me, me, me!

Know that one…

Myprecious.us also!

http://www.memrise.com/course/89938/quenya-the-ancient-tongue/
This link is for a course on one of Tolkien's LotR Elvish languages; Quenya.

Me, me, me!

Closest I could find to my name: Erunáme.

http://www.councilofelrond.com/content/languages-of-middle-earth/#studyelvish

Makes my skin crawl… Learn Elvish! hehehe

Makes my skin crawl... Learn *Elvish!* hehehe

looks at you confusedly

seriously? learn American…

We mean, learn Quenya, learn Sindarin, there are several different Elvish languages.

*seriously?* learn American...

LOL! :P

*seriously?* learn American...

Which dialect?

yes i relized that! i was speaking of all of them :)

DISCLAIMER: I have neither read nor watched The Lord of the Rings.
WARNING: I refuse to provide a translation of the following paragraph. Do so yourself. (Sindaron isn't a misspelling.)

Haryan nólë i lambessen quendiva; nát alcarinquë ataqui Tolcieno, ar hanyanyet ú parmaryaron! (Ananta hlarin alcarento yando.) Apárien rimbë ontaina tengwestar, ar Quenya ná i ammaira, i lambë Sindaron i allinda.

I've spent a little time (laughs at the understatement) researching Tolkien's languages, which also include the languages of men, dwarves, orcs, ents, ar i Valar. From a purely linguistic standpoint, as a matter of fact.

[December 2017: Let the seal be broken, and the (only two) misspellings rectified. The Quenya above translates to, "I have knowledge of the tongues of the elves; they are brilliant constructions of Tolkien, and I know of them without his books! (Though I hear of the brilliance of them also.) I have learned about a large number of constructed languages, and Quenya is the most splendid, and the tongue of the Grey Elves the most beautiful."]

I am working on reading that.

by the way I do not believe we have met

What's my name in Elvish?

According to myprecious.us Hannah is "Huclya Cúthalion"

'Kay, thanks.

What about my name? :P

HAHA! You are "Meraena Friend-of-Men"

Really? :D

Yep! http://www.myprecious.us/name_generator.php :P

I tried using the link, but it looks like they're having problems. Anyway, LOL! :)

Hmmm…interesting… :-/ :P

My Hobbit name is Frappi 'Deepdelver' Rumble of Nobottle. facedesk
My Elven name is Myryan Evenstar. Does that mean I'm related to Aragorn??
My Dwarfish name is Segan, King under the Mountain. I'm a king??
My Human name is Mallyn Goatleaf. No, it's Nicolas.
My Wizard name is Sharkey the Great. Wait, unless I'm mistaken, does that mean I'm Saruman??

LOL! Did you get this at MyPrecious.com or something?

I don't know how accurate that generator is… For one thing, the name is "Generator", rather than "Translator". The names don't look very authentic, either. There is just no way that the name "Nwryan" can fit into any elvish phonology that I know of. (That was their generation for Caleb. But everyone knows that my name is Huon, or Hûon.)
I can't say conclusively, but I'm pretty sure its just making up stuff. (Although if you try the same name twice, you will get the same thing.) Sorry, but that's what I think.

I did indeed. :)

Here are my names (Lizzy) :P
Elvish: Eäredia High Queen of the Noldor
Dwarvish: Dyra Oakenshield. (OAKENSHIELD?!)
Hobbit: Mengwen Rumble of Buckland
Human: Gissi Edain
Curumo, Lady of Gifts

(Elizabeth L.)
Wizard: Sharkey Kementári. (facedesk)
Hobbit: Elaengwen Goldworthy of Bywater
Elvish: Fithralith Queen of Gondolin
Human: Ibigovia Elessar. (WHOA!)

You're very likely right. I once looked up my name on an authentic generator, and it was Turwaithion; obviously this generator is not quite entirely accurate. :)

Can you give me a link? The one Elizabeth gave me doesn't work. :\

It works for moi. :-/ mot sure what the problem is!
myprecious.us
Scroll down to name generator

Sorry, but I just used the link she gave. :-/

That one works better. Thanks! :)

Even that isn't entirely accurate. They even say that they add endings to a lot of the names. In the case of Turwaithion, the ending -ion was added. "Victory-people" is actually translated "Turwaith".

WEIRD! Lol! You're welcome. :)

Oh. Well, Turwaithion sounds cooler. :P

Ian
Hobbit name: Bidoc 'Headstrong' Smallburrow, Ring-bearer (Ring- bearer?)
Elven: Meraena friend-of-men
Dwarfish: Hoigan Oakenshield (Oakenshield?)
Human: Gyllyn Gondor (GONDOR?)
Wizard: Gothmog, Grey Pilgrim (Why does Gothmog sound familiar?)

LOL!
My brother is Rongwen king of Nargothrond,
Addric King of Rohan, and
Saruman, Lord of the Ring.

ROFL!

LOL!!!!!!

IKR?

When I add my last name…

My Hobbit name is Fredo 'the Magnificent' Pitcher of the Bree. I'm a Hobbit in Bree?
My Elven name is Cwryan Dark Elf. Aw, I'm a Dark Elf?
My Dwarfish name is Gloinus, King of Durin’s Folk. Again, a king! Cool.
My Human name is Sircyn of the Oghor-hai. That sounds like an Orc name!
My Wizard name is Eönwë the Fool. facedesk

You are such a fool! :P

Wow Ian. Just wow. How is it funny?

Sorry. I was in a goofy mood yesterday, and I'm not sure why I said that. Probably just to be funny, but I think I took it a little far there. :)

Relax. I'd have said the same, except you did. :P

Don't worry about it! It was funny. :D