10 Results found for "Appendix:Sindarin/".

Appendix:Sindarin/bened

word is not attested as such in Tolkien’s writings on Sindarin, but is fan-created ‘Neo-Sindarin’ based on constructing a cognate to the Quenya word venta...


Appendix:Sindarin

English Wikipedia has an article on: Sindarin Wikipedia Wikidata has structured data related to: Sindarin Wikidata Sindarin is a form of Elvish invented by...


Appendix:Sindarin/nigol

word is not attested as such in Tolkien’s writings on Sindarin, but is fan-created ‘Neo-Sindarin’ based on the word nig(la) found in Tolkien’s earlier...


Appendix:Sindarin/corob

conception of the language (‘Gnomish’), but compatible with his later vision of Sindarin. Diegetically explicable as inherited from a Primitive Elvish *koropē or...


Appendix:Quenya/Sindarin

Derived from sinda (“grey”). IPA(key): [ˈsindarin] Sindarin • 3G2#7T5 Grey-Elven...


Appendix:Sindarin/bam

This word is not attested in Tolkien’s writings, but is fan-created ‘Neo-Sindarin’; some authors prefer to hypothesize different formations meaning ‘sheep’...


Appendix:Sindarin/anc

plural form for words ending in -anc in Tolkien’s mature conception of Sindarin is unclear; the regular formation would be -ainc, but in the earlier ‘Noldorin’...


Appendix:Sindarin/carfa-

abandoned this root in favor of *pakat-, which would be expected to yield Sindarin paetha-, Quenya pahta-, replacing these words. carfa- • z6Ee`C\ (intransitive)...


Appendix:Sindarin/randir

derived from a Primitive Elvish root *ran- (‘to wander, stray, err’) + Sindarin dîr (“man, male”). randir • 62{#6T (plural rendir) wanderer, pilgrim Paul...


Appendix:Tengwar

by J.R.R. Tolkien. Its ISO 15924 code is Teng. Tengwar is used to write Sindarin (ISO 639 code sjn) and Quenya (ISO 639 code qya). Tengwar is not currently...