Elven/Elvish Names, Anyone Need One? (Closed, Use new thread)
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mystraschosen
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Dawn bringer
Warder of the way
find the way
Swift victory
Swift wolf
Wolf Brother
Destined savior
Thanks in advance sir.
Warder of the way
find the way
Swift victory
Swift wolf
Wolf Brother
Destined savior
Thanks in advance sir.
Angcuru
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mystraschosen said:Dawn bringer
Warder of the way
find the way
Swift victory
Swift wolf
Wolf Brother
Destined savior
Thanks in advance sir.
Dawn Bringer - Onyaonanoron (giver of dawn, close as I could get)
Warder of the Way - Vakha e Tel'men (Guardian of the Way)
Find the Way - Utu Tel'men
Swift Victory - Lakilearauka
Swift Wolf - Draugarauka
Wolf Brother - Toror'draug
Destined Savior - Martykallo' (Destined Hero)
mystraschosen
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Thank you ,this is so bonus!
Nifft
Penguin Herder
Nice so far!
Wow, I'm impressed! These names are very cool!
How about:
A Rider/Citizen of the Brass Storm-city
The Vortex/Whirlpool of Raging/Angry Fire
The Black Crawling Demon Tower
The Darkness that Burns/Consumes the Sky/Air/Heaven
A Sage of the Mist/Clouds
The Horned Wolf
Thanks, -- Nifft
Wow, I'm impressed! These names are very cool!
How about:
A Rider/Citizen of the Brass Storm-city
The Vortex/Whirlpool of Raging/Angry Fire
The Black Crawling Demon Tower
The Darkness that Burns/Consumes the Sky/Air/Heaven
A Sage of the Mist/Clouds
The Horned Wolf
Thanks, -- Nifft
Angcuru
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Re: Nice so far!
Well, they're just recapping past episodes on 'Survivor' now, so I think I can squeeze this in. (It's a comedy, not a reality show, no matter what anyone says. )
Rider/Citizen of the Brass Storm-city - no word for brass or whirlpool
The Vortex/Whirlpool of Raging/Angry Fire - no words for votex or void
The Black Crawling Demon Tower - Tel' Raukobaradmor Tanyabel
- Tel' Raukominasmor Tanyabel
(the black demon tower that moves)
try to be more broad and less narrow in your description if at all possible, generic words work better, since I can only translate what's in the dictionary.
The Darkness that Burns/Consumes the Sky/Air/Heaven - Tel'huine tanya Vastel'vilya (the darkness that consumes the air)
Sage of the Mist/Clouds - Sintartel'hisie (sage of the mist)
The Horned Wolf - Tel' Draugtilion
Nifft said:
Well, they're just recapping past episodes on 'Survivor' now, so I think I can squeeze this in. (It's a comedy, not a reality show, no matter what anyone says.
)Rider/Citizen of the Brass Storm-city - no word for brass or whirlpool
The Vortex/Whirlpool of Raging/Angry Fire - no words for votex or void
The Black Crawling Demon Tower - Tel' Raukobaradmor Tanyabel
- Tel' Raukominasmor Tanyabel
(the black demon tower that moves)
try to be more broad and less narrow in your description if at all possible, generic words work better, since I can only translate what's in the dictionary.
The Darkness that Burns/Consumes the Sky/Air/Heaven - Tel'huine tanya Vastel'vilya (the darkness that consumes the air)
Sage of the Mist/Clouds - Sintartel'hisie (sage of the mist)
The Horned Wolf - Tel' Draugtilion
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Angcuru
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A NOTE ON PRONOUNCIATION:
This is straight out of the Silmarillion, so TAKE NOTE.
CONSONANTS
C - always has the value of k, never s; thus Celeborn is 'Keleborn', not 'Seleborn'
CH - always has the value of ch in Scotch lock or German buch, never that of ch in English church.
DH - is always used to represent the sound of a voiced ('soft') th in English, that is the th in then, not the th in thin.
G - always has the sound of English g in get; thus pronounciation is as in begin, not gin.
VOWELS
AI - has sound of the English eye.
AU - has the value of the English ow in town; thus the first syllable of Sauron is like English sour, not sore.
EI - has the sound of English grey.
IE - should not be pronounced as in English piece, but with both the vowels i and e sounded, and sun together; thus Ni-enna, not 'Neena'.
UI - has the sound of English ruin.
AE and OE - ae may be prounced in the same way as ai, and oe as in English toy.
EA and EO - are not run together, but constitute two syllables; these combinations are pronounced: ea - ay-ah , eo - ey-oh[/i].
U - should be pronounced oo.
ER, IR, UR - before a consonant or at the end of a word, should not be pronounced as in enlish fern, fir, fur but as in English air, eer, oor.
E - at the end of words is always pronounced as a disctinct vowel. it is likewise pronounced in the middle of words. pronounced as eh.
Hope this helps.
This is straight out of the Silmarillion, so TAKE NOTE.
CONSONANTS
C - always has the value of k, never s; thus Celeborn is 'Keleborn', not 'Seleborn'
CH - always has the value of ch in Scotch lock or German buch, never that of ch in English church.
DH - is always used to represent the sound of a voiced ('soft') th in English, that is the th in then, not the th in thin.
G - always has the sound of English g in get; thus pronounciation is as in begin, not gin.
VOWELS
AI - has sound of the English eye.
AU - has the value of the English ow in town; thus the first syllable of Sauron is like English sour, not sore.
EI - has the sound of English grey.
IE - should not be pronounced as in English piece, but with both the vowels i and e sounded, and sun together; thus Ni-enna, not 'Neena'.
UI - has the sound of English ruin.
AE and OE - ae may be prounced in the same way as ai, and oe as in English toy.
EA and EO - are not run together, but constitute two syllables; these combinations are pronounced: ea - ay-ah , eo - ey-oh[/i].
U - should be pronounced oo.
ER, IR, UR - before a consonant or at the end of a word, should not be pronounced as in enlish fern, fir, fur but as in English air, eer, oor.
E - at the end of words is always pronounced as a disctinct vowel. it is likewise pronounced in the middle of words. pronounced as eh.
Hope this helps.
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