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About Neo-Elvish

…you want translations in Tolkien’s languages, there’s no way to get them without using Neo-Elvish. For example, let’s take the Sindarin word “linnon – I sing.” Now, through analysis of…

John in Elvish

…suffix to these, making: Ainimo, Almáreo, Herenyo, Alyo, and Manaito. And a feminine name suffix, making: Ainime, Almárie, Herenye, Alye, and Manaitie. Sindarin Like with Quenya, we’ll have to make…

Sophia in Elvish

…Elven name is: an adjective with either a name suffix or a noun added. Sindarin Sindarin also separates out the concepts of “Skilled/Clever – Maen” and “Wise – Sael.” Let’s…

Henry in Elvish

…or be given by their parents. Sindarin The word for “home” in Sindarin is “Bâr.” The words for rulers are “ruler – Taur,” “king – Aran,” and “queen – Bereth.”…

Steven in Elvish

Steven, your name is really cool! It’s an ancient Greek name meaning “Crown, Garland.” Sindarin The Sindarin word for “crown, garland” is Rî. On its own it’s gender-neutral, and to…

Sarah in Elvish

…would be used by anyone the character isn’t in an intimate relationship with. Sindarin The Sindarin words for “lady” are Hiril, Heryn, Arwen, and Rodel. The word for “princess (daughter…