Julia in Elvish
…gender-neutral) But what’s really fun is that in Sindarin names, talking about the glint in one’s eyes is a common theme, as in Maeglin “Sharp Gleam [in his eyes]”. So,…
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Dennis in Elvish
…forest, so when I translate it, I’ll translate it as “forest.” So, for each of these I will do four translations. The name Dionysios Elvish-ized, treating it like a Common…
Roman in Elvish
…sounding out Rōma would say “Róma.” A common way to say that something or someone is made of or from something/someplace is the adjective suffix -ren. Thus, the Sindarin adjective…
Joshua In Elvish
…like the title of a story that’s been smooshed into one word than the name of a person. In Quenya, the “saved” approach works because long-winded names are common in…
Quenya Pronunciation
…the vowel at all. It’s most commonly found on E’s at the ends of words to remind English speakers that these E’s aren’t silent. Diphthongs lE(AI) Pronounce this /aj/, as…
com
Empty/Void
-on
masculine agental suffix