Foreword

Mellonamin,

Below you will find simple grammatical rules and word lists for use in creating elven phrases. Much effort has been put into making the process as simple as possible. A section on elven roleplay may also be found after the word list. The Grey Company’s Elven is a growing language based 'loosely' on the elven found throughout JRR Tolkiens works. As we strive to nurture its growth, all input is encouraged and appreciated.

This Guide has been slightly modified to the needs of the GlamerVelt. Some words might have been added or changed to suit the style of the Velt Elves. Some parts not relevant to the Velt have been removed. Credit for this incredible piece goes to the Grey Company Guild. The original version of this document can be found at http://www.grey-company.org.

Lissenen ar' maska'lalaith tenna' lye omentuva

Lywnis Autumleaf, Tel'Mithrim

This dictionary and accompanying phrase guide represent uncountable hours of work by the members of the Grey Company. Permission is given to distribute this dictionary for role-playing purposes as long as the entire dictionary, including the credits for those who did the work, is kept intact. In other words, don't pretend you made it when you pass it out. If you add your own words and phrases, please inform a member of the Grey Company so we can see to it that the new words are added, you'll be given credit for it.

How to Use

First I want to say that it is NOT REQUIRED to know all of those words or speak fluent elvish. We would encourage you to know at least some basic elven words, such as hello, farewell, yes and no, since this adds to your Rping and the enjoyment of the game. Feel free to expand your vocabulary over time with the terms you like and use them ingame or in your posts.

GRAMMAR

1) PLURALS:

* Denoted r, ea, ie, or, io, and oo. Exact choice is left up to the person creating the plural.

* Use -rim to denote great numbers or respect

Examples:

nimbrethie = birches

Aredhelrim = elf lords

2) PRONOUNS:

* when used alone pronouns express subjects (amin mela lle - I love you)

* when used in possessive phrases they express possession (melamin - my love)

I (my,mine)	amin	him (his)	Ho
we, us (ours)	lye	her (hers)	He
he	ro	they	Ron
she	re	them (their)	Sen
it (its)	ta	this	Sina
you (yours)	vys	that	Tanya
you(p) (yours-p)	vysor	who	Ya

3) POSSESSIVE PHRASES:

SIMPLE

Subject:possessor

* Append pronoun to end of object.

* Pluralize noun first.

Examples:

irmo = desire, irmoamin = my desire or irmoieamin = my desires

atar = father, atarho = his father

COMPLEX

Subject of Subject:possessor

* Seperate secondary subject (possessed by primary subject) with en

from the simple familiar of the primary subject.

Examples:

mela en coiamin love of the life of I love of my life

tinu en atarahe daughter of the mother of her her mother's daughter

SIMPLE NONFAMILIAR OR PROPER

Subject of Possessor

* use when possessor is expressing distance/separation from object

or when possessor is proper.

* Seperate subject from possessor with en.

Examples:

mellon en amin friend of I my friend (expresses distance)

megil en Lywnis sword of Lywnis Lywnis' sword

4) ADJECTIVES:

* Append to the front of the object/action they are describing.

Examples:

corialote purple flower

lashae wide ocean (last 2 n’s from lann dropped)

* when expressing intensities (i.e. bright, brighter, brightest)

1) when stem ends in vowel append -n for -er and -nin for -est

Examples:

tiri = bright, brightly tirin = brighter tirinin = brightest

2)when stem ends in noun append -in for -er and -inin for -est

Examples:

calen = green calenin = greener caleninin = greenest

5) ADVERBS:

* Follows verb in unchanged form.

* Also see intensity rules listed above.

Examples:

cormamin glina tiri my heart it gleams bright my heart gleams brightly

i'aredhelrim quene hodo the elf lords they spoke wise the elf lords spoke wisely

6) VERBS:

* Conjugate to past, present, future, conditional with e,a, uva, aya

past -e

present -a

future -uva

conditional -aya

Examples:

amin elee = I saw, amin elea = I see, amin eleuva = I shall see, amin eleaya = I would see

* two or more conjugated verbs may exist in one phrase as long as are not strung together.

* use unconjugated verbs when stringing more than one together

Examples:

amin irma quen I desire to speak

vys delotha mel amin You hate to love me

* -ing endings are expressed by appending -ad or -ien to the stem if it ends in a noun

or - d if it ends in a vowel.

Example:

amin naa tulien a' i'til I am coming to the point

* -ed endings are expressed using the past tense conjugation.

Example:

nardane ron kaime e' i'liavea en' ilya n'at entwined they slept in each others arms

7) CREATION OF NEW WORDS

* keep it simple, use portions of other words, and try to remain true to the flowing nature of elven

* before using the words your new words, either post them to the GC private folder entitled Elven

Language Discussion, or get written permission from the Keeper of The Dictionary.

* rationalize your derivation, before using the words that you create. If a suitable words for

derivation do not exist than make one up keeping in mind simplicity and the nature of elven.

* when taking a noun from a verb stem:

1) conjugate to present form for direct noun (i.e. ele- to see, elea(v) sees, elea(n) sight

2) for a related term, append either o or u to the stem (i.e. eleo - eye)

3) when ascribing the verb to a person, append ar to the stem

(i.e. oht-war, ohtar - warrior)

* when creating words from two or more words, append together and drop enough letters from

the appendor to avoid cumbersome letter sequences (see below)

8) PHRASE CONSTRUCTION:

* Use subject - verb - object (add adverbs and adjectives as above)

* Phrase questions as statements followed by question maker.

* Words such as a, does, would etc. may be inferred from the context of the phrase.

* When appending pronouns or adjectives, you may drop letters from the appendor

in order to eliminate awkward sequences of letters. Examples would be avoiding

3 consonants in a row, 3 vowels in a row, or 2 of the same vowel in a row.

Examples:

Amin mela vys.	I love you.
Lye nuquernuva sen e dagor	We will defeat them in battle
Vys anta yulna en alu?	Do you need a drink of water?
Uma, amin naa fauka.	Yes, I am thirsty
Amin sinta thaliovys e dagor	I know your strength in battle.

More Complex Examples:

Amin lastuva ten' aredhelamin quena hodo.

I will listen because my lord (elf) speaks wisely

Llie tula mellonea, vasa ni yulna en mereth en amin.

Come friends, eat and drink of my feast

Il'quen sinta mellonamin Lywnis?

Does everybody know my friend Lywnis?

Uma, lye sinta he.

Yes, we know him.

WORD LIST

Common to Elvish

Elvish to Common

1	er
2	atta
3	nelde
4	kinta
5	lempe
6	enque
7	otso
8	tolto
9	nerte
10	kainen
11	minque
12	ratse
(v) to abide by	himy-
(v) to ache	nwaly-
(v) to act	tyar-
(v) to add up	onot-
(v) to adhere	himb-
(v) to agree	weer-
(v) to ally	nias-
(v) to anger	ruth-
(v) to answer	onsint-
(v) to appreciate	hant-
(v) to arrive	rakt-
(v) to ask	utune-
(v) to assemble	host-
(v) to attack	cronh-
(v) to avoid	anid-
(v) to awaken	cuiv-
(v) to bake	mast-
(v) to balance	meiv-
(v) to bale out	kalp-
(v) to battle	dagor-
(v) to be	na-
(v) to be addicted	maur-
(v) to be born	nost-
(v) to be cruel	nwalk-
(v) to be cunning	fini-
(v) to be foolish	amad-
(v) to be gentle	seim-
(v) to be happy	valin-
(v) to be like	don-
(v) to be near	nev-
(v) to be selfish	feinil-
(v) to be sick	irv-
(v) to be silent	din-
(v) to be slow	lenk-
(v) to be sure	tanak-
(v) to be visible	valk-
(v) to become	natul-
(v) to beget	on-
(v) to begin	yest-
(v) to believe	dur-
(v) to bend	lungan-
(v) to bite	nak-
(v) to bleach	ninquit-
(v) to blink	tiht-
(v) to block	tamp-
(v) to blow	pust-
(v) to bow	kaw-
(v) to brand	yulm-
(v) to break	rusv-
(v) to breathe	suul-
(v) to brood	luv-
(v) to bud	tuim-
(v) to build	samn-
(v) to burn	naar-
(v) to call	yel-
(v) to capture	glak-
(v) to care	mali-
(v) to carry	kol-
(v) to cast spell, ensorcele	ist-
(v) to catch	atsa-
(v) to cause	tyar-
(v) to celebrate	gal-
(v) to chant	lir-
(v) to choke	quor-
(v) to choose	dethol-
(v) to clean, cleanse	poik-
(v) to cleave, cut	rist-
(v) to collapse	atalt-
(v) to come	tul -
(v) to come from	tuul-
(v) to come out	ettul-
(v) to command	nai-
(v) to commemorate	enyal-
(v) to compel	mauy-
(v) to complain	nur-
(v) to constrain, withhold	baug-
(v) to consume	vas-
(v) to continue	vor-
(v) to control	tur-
(v) to cook	deas-
(v) to count	noot-
(v) to cover	tuup-
(v) to crack	kiris-
(v) to craft	kurw-
(v) to create	ont-
(v) to cross	tar-
(v) to crown	rien-
(v) to crumble	rust-
(v) to cry	nall-
(v) to cushion	nirw-
(v) to cut, cleave	kir-
(v) to dance	salk-
(v) to dangle	ling-
(v) to dare	very-
(v) to deceive	wethrin-
(v) to defeat	nuquern-
(v) to defend	ost-
(v) to delve	groth-
(v) to deny	lol-
(v) to depart	wany-
(v) to describe	ostek-
(v) to desire	irm-
(v) to destine	marty-
(v) to die	gurth-
(v) to die naturally	fair-
(v) to die painfully	qualm-
(v) to disappear	wann-
(v) to discuss	oqueni-
(v) to do	um-
(v) to do not	uum-
(v) to doubt	ruw-
(v) to draw water	kalp-
(v) to dream	kaimel-
(v) to drink	yuln-
(v) to drip	lipt-
(v) to drown	quorin-
(v) to dwell	bar-
(v) to dwell underground	grod-
(v) to dwindle	piik-
(v) to eat	mat-
(v) to eddy	hwind-
(v) to emit, send out	fain-
(v) to enchant	luht-
(v) to encircle	pel-
(v) to end	tyel-
(v) to endure	termar-
(v) to entwine	nardan-
(v) to envelope	way-
(v) to erode	orar-
(v) to escape	usin-
(v) to establish	tulk-
(v) to exceed	telt-
(v) to expand	palu-
(v) to expect	duil-
(v) to extend	tain-
(v) to fade	quell-
(v) to fall	lant-
(v) to fan	car-
(v) to fear	gorg-
(v) to feel (physical)	tyav-
(v) to feel disgust	feuy-
(v) to feel grief	nyeer-
(v) to fill	quant-
(v) to find	utu-
(v) to finish, end	tel-
(v) to fix	tank-
(v) to flame	runy-
(v) to flank (go around)	el-
(v) to flex	loks-
(v) to float (in air)	wili-
(v) to float (in water)	lut-
(v) to give	on-
(v) to gleam	glin-
(v) to glint	tind-
(v) to glitter	mirily-
(v) to go	aut-
(v) to go athwart	thar-
(v) to go away, leave	kel-
(v) to gore	nast-
(v) to govern	turn-
(v) to grasp	map-
(v) to grow	ala-
(v) to growl	nuur-
(v) to guard	vakh-
(v) to guess	inty-
(v) to hammer	namb-
(v) to handle	maht-
(v) to hang	ling-
(v) to happen	mart-
(v) to harm	cron-
(v) to hate, abhor	deloth-
(v) to have	cael-
(v) to have sex	sarigr-
(v) to heal	fallan-
(v) to heap, pile	kunb-
(v) to hear	ten-
(v) to heat	ur-
(v) to heave, throw	qalum-
(v) to hem	riim-
(v) to hew	gund-
(v) to hide	nurt-
(v) to hold	kwar-
(v) to hold onto	tess-
(v) to hollow out	unk-
(v) to hook	amp-
(v) to hope	estel-
(v) to howl	ngwaw-
(v) to hunt	ellosi-
(v) to hurry	hort-
(v) to illuminate	kaly-
(v) to imagine	naus-
(v) to imprison	oblet-
(v) to incite	suil-
(v) to include	pand-
(v) to interest	muat-
(v) to invent	aul-
(v) to jerk	riht-
(v) to join	yanw-
(v) to joke	lakwen-
(v) to journey	lem-
(v) to juice	piry-
(v) to kindle	turs-
(v) to kiss	miqul-
(v) to knock	tamn-
(v) to know	sint-
(v) to lament	naini-
(v) to lather	lips-
(v) to laugh	lal-
(v) to lay	lirill-
(v) to lead	cor-
(v) to lean, slope	talt-
(v) to leap	halt-
(v) to learn	istim-
(v) to leave behind	lemb-
(v) to lengthen	tain-
(v) to lick	sulp-
(v) to lick frequently	lapsa-
(v) to lie (falsehood)	ris-
(v) to lie down	kea-
(v) to lie in bed	kail-
(v) to light	me'-
(v) to listen	last-
(v) to live	coi-
(v) to loathe	yelt-
(v) to long for	mily-
(v) to look, glance	ma-
(v) to love	mel-
(v) to lower	lov-
(v) to lust	rwal-
(v) to make	karn-
(v) to make haste	asc-
(v) to make love	karnel-
(v) to master, overmaster	tur-
(v) to measure	lest-
(v) to meet	oment-
(v) to mine	hab-
(v) to mix	palp-
(v) to mock	yaiw-
(v) to move	bel-
(v) to mumble	ulmul-
(v) to mutter	ulm-
(v) to name	ess-
(v) to nap	oront-
(v) to narrate, tell a story	kwentr-
(v) to need	ant-
(v) to oblige	naut-
(v) to open	pant-
(v) to open wide	paly-
(v) to oppress	thang-
(v) to pain	awr-
(v) to pass	waan-
(v) to permit	leneem-
(v) to pierce, spear	eht-
(v) to pipe (musical)	simp-
(v) to play	tyal-
(v) to play a harp	ng'and-
(v) to please/pleasure	saes-
(v) to plow	hyar-
(v) to polish	kallasil-
(v) to populate	nor-
(v) to posses	hary-
(v) to possess power	her-
(v) to pour, flow	ulu-
(v) to praise	lait-
(v) to pray	kyerm-
(v) to prick	erk-
(v) to prolong	tait-
(v) to prosper	aly-
(v) to protect	var-
(v) to provoke	buar-
(v) to pull	tuk-
(v) to pursue	roit-
(v) to quench	tyen-
(v) to rage	ah-
(v) to rain	ros-
(v) to raise	am-
(v) to rape	naigr-
(v) to reach out	ngw-
(v) to read	parm-
(v) to reckon	not-
(v) to reek	usquen-
(v) to refuse, decline	avar-
(v) to rejoice	mary-
(v) to release	fain-
(v) to remember	rin-
(v) to rend	nark-
(v) to repeat	taty-
(v) to reply	nanquen-
(v) to rest	est-
(v) to return	entul-
(v) to revive	suyoll-
(v) to rise	dun-
(v) to rise	rom-
(v) to rise (tide only)	kelum-
(v) to roam	mist-
(v) to roll	nuor-
(v) to roof	toop-
(v) to rule	harn-
(v) to run	rim-
(v) to rush	alak-
(v) to sag	lung-
(v) to sail	talal-
(v) to scream	ramb-
(v) to see vaguely	neek-
(v) to see, behold	ele-
(v) to seize	map-
(v) to send for	tult-
(v) to serve	tu-
(v) to set	pany-
(v) to set (sun or moon)	nuut-
(v) to shade	haly-
(v) to shape	kant-
(v) to sheath	wain-
(v) to shed	miul-
(v) to shine	sil-
(v) to shout	yel-
(v) to shudder	girith-
(v) to sing	lind-
(v) to sip	salp-
(v) to sit	ham-
(v) to skip (feet)	norolind-
(v) to slash	kiriss-
(v) to slay	ndengin-
(v) to sleep	kaim-
(v) to smell (the sense)	fir-
(v) to smolder	yuul-
(v) to snare, catch	neum-
(v) to snarl	yarr-
(v) to snow	los-
(v) to soil, dirty, stain	waht-
(v) to sorrow	hiraeth-
(v) to sound	lamy-
(v) to sow	rend-
(v) to sparkle	tint-
(v) to speak	quen-
(v) to spell (words)	tenkel-
(v) to spend	mon-
(v) to spit	puit-
(v) to split	sank-
(v) to spread	palu-
(v) to spread out	pint-
(v) to squeak	qua-
(v) to sting	ainast-
(v) to stink	holm-
(v) to stir	coir-
(v) to stoop	nit-
(v) to stop	tamp-
(v) to storm	arrn-
(v) to stray	rany-
(v) to stretch	lenn-
(v) to strike	pelekt-
(v) to strip	helt-
(v) to study	hir-
(v) to succumb/give up	onde-
(v) to suffice	farn-
(v) to suffocate	quoro-
(v) to summon	yal-
(v) to support	tolk-
(v) to suppose	inty-
(v) to surge	solor-
(v) to surprise	fios-
(v) to swallow	luk-
(v) to sway	siruluan'aty-
(v) to swear, promise	vest-
(v) to swell	tuiy-
(v) to swirl	hwiny-
(v) to take	san-
(v) to tangle	tukali-
(v) to taste	lam-
(v) to tear, rip	sakkat-
(v) to tell	nyar-
(v) to thank	diol-
(v) to thatch	tups-
(v) to think	now-
(v) to thirst	fauk-
(v) to tie	nard-
(v) to torment, sadden	nwalm-
(v) to torture	ungwal-
(v) to trade	maink-
(v) to treasure	harm-
(v) to tremble	tintil-
(v) to turn	quern-
(v) to twang	quing-
(v) to understand	rangw-
(v) to use	magh-
(v) to vanish, lose	olvann-
(v) to veil	fan-
(v) to wail	quain-
(v) to wait	feith-
(v) to walk	van-
(v) to walk	triall-
(v) to wander	ran-
(v) to want	mern-
(v) to war	oht-
(v) to warm	urn-
(v) to watch over, guard	tir-
(v) to wear	lann-
(v) to wear out	yery-
(v) to weave	vair-
(v) to wed	ver-
(v) to weep	ni-
(v) to welcome	creos-
(v) to whirl	pirukend-
(v) to whisper	luss-
(v) to wield (weapon)	tury-
(v) to wither	hest-
(v) to work, toil, labor	moot-
(v) to worry	del-
(v) to worship	onoir-
(v) to wound	harw-
(v) to wrap	wait-
(v) to write	tengw-
(v) to yawn	yang-
(v) to yield, allow, grant	lav-
1000 paces (distance)	laar
abhorrence, hatred	delotha
abominable, abhorrent	thaur
abundance, abundant	uuve
abyss	mandu'
academy	istimamen'
account	quentale
across	thar
actor	tyaro
actual	anwa
acute	laike
adult	wea
adversary	kotumo
aerie	sornion
after	ale'
after-comers, followers	hildor
afternoon	andune
again	au'
against	thar
agent	tyaro
agile	tyelka
agony	qualme
agreement (n)	weera
Ah!	a
air	vilya
ale	sereg
alive	kuila
all	ilya
alliance	niasa
almost	sha
aloft	tarasse
alone	ereb
alphabet	tengwanda
alright	lwe
also	vithel
altar	korda
ancient	yaara
and	ar'
and yet	ananta
anger (n)	rutha
animals, living things, nature	kelvar
any	ai'
anyone	ai'er
apple	caryave
archer	wislyn
arm	ranqui
armor	atost
army	hosse
around	pelu
arrow	pilin'
arrow, flight of	pilininge
as	vee'
ascension	orosta
ash	lith
asleep	lorna
assassin	sereg'wethrin
associate	otorno
at	ie'
at last	yallume
auger	teret
autumn	yavie
avenue of trees	aldeon
awake	kuile
awakening (n)	cuiva
awe, dread	gaya
ax	pelekko
babe	lapse'
baby	laito
back	n'alaquel
bad	fy
bad-luck, ill fated	umarth
balance	meiva
ball	koron
bane	dagnir
bard	lindar
bare, bald, barren	rudh
bark (tree)	porm
barrow, mound	haudh
battle (n)	dagora
bay	luth
beach	sii
bear (animal)	morko
beard	spanga
bearer	kolindo
beautiful	vanima
beauty	vanim
because	ten'
bed	rath
beech	neldor
before	n'ala
beginning (n)	yesta
beholder	'khselee
belief	-dur
bell	nyelle
belly	kumba
beloved	a'mael
bend, loop	lok
beneath	nuin
beside	aru
between	im
beyond	tar
beyond, distant	thar
bier	tulma
big	alta
birch	nimbreth
bird	dulin
birth	nosta
black	mor
black arts	morgul
black dragon	mor'loki
black glass	helevorn
blackberry	piukka
blackness	moore
blackroot	morthond
blacksmith	tano
blade	hyanda
bladesinger	megilindir
bladesingers	megilindar
blanket	telme
blaze	urya
bliss	almare
blood	agar
blood-stained	agarwaen
blossom	lokte
blot	motto
blue	luin
blue dragon	luin'loki
blue-green	laiquaninwa
board	pano
boat	cair
body	quenat
bold	verya
bone	nnar'
book	parma
bosom	ambar
both	yuuyo
bottom	sundo
bow (weapon)	cu
bowl	salpua
bow-legged	quingatelko
branch	olwa
brave	astald
bread	lereth
bread	mas
breath (n)	suula
breeze	hwesta
bridge	iaur
bright	tiri
brilliance	aglar
brilliance of (append)	-ril
broken	rusva
brooch	tankla
brook	nelle
brother	toror'
brow	tirne
brown	baru
bucket	kalpa
builder	samanar
building(n)	samna
bull (animal)	mundo
burly	polda
burn (n)	naara
bush	alda
but	nan'
butterfly	wilwarin
by	ed'
camp	estolad
candle	liikuma
cannibal	sarquindi
canoe	lunte'
canopy	telimbo
captain, Army of Might	nikerym
captive	glaka
cat	cath
cave	fela
celebration (n)	gala
centaur	rah'edan
century	randa
chain, lit.: metal ring(s)	tincya
chain-mail	tincyatost
chair	hama
champion	arato
channel (water)	kelma
chef, cook	deasar
cherry	pio
child	hin
children	hini
chronicle	luumequenta
circle	mallen
city	tal
clamor	nyalme
clan	noore
clasp	tangwa
claw	rakka
clean	poika
clearing	latina
cleft	cirith
cliff, precipice	cabed
cloak	collo
cloth	lanne'
clothes	lanat
clothing	lanna
cloud	loomi
coast, beach	vernien
cobweb	liine
cold	ringwe
command (n)	naia
commander	kano
compulsion	mauya
conspicuous	minda
construction	ataque
consumer	vaasa
contemptible	faika
continuous	gandele
contrary, on the	naan
cool	him
copper (color)	aira
copper (metal)	tambe
corporeal	sarkuva
corpse	kaivo
coruscation	russe
county, province	ardhon
course	rant
cousin	selen
cow	karaar
coward	nandor
craft, art	kurwa
craftsman	kurwaer
creature	onna
creek	siril
crescent	kuune
crescent moon	kuu
crimson	agaru
crocodile, fresh water	loel'var
crocodile, salt water	shael'var
crooked, bent	hwarin
crossbar	hwarma
crow	korko
crowd	rimbe
crowd	sanga
cruel	nwalka
crusader	karythar
cry	nalla
cup	kwayuln
cupola	koromindo
curse (magical)	umartempla
cushion	nirwa
cut (n)	rista
cyclops	ere norsa
dagger, lit.: metal-pointed	tincmaeg
damp	ringa
dance (n)	salka
daring	veryien
dark	mori
dark cloud	lumbo
dark shapes	morchiant
dark, daughter of the	morwen
dark, son of the	morion
darkness	huine
daughter	tinu
dauntless	thalion
dawn	anoron
day	re
dead	ba
dear gift	melyanna
death (n)	gurtha
deceit (n)	wethrina
declivity (downward slope)	pende
decrepit	yerna
deep	tumba
deep forest shadows	taureliloomea
defeat (n)	nuquerna
defender	osta
defender of the people	osta tel'quessir
defile, narrow pass	aglon
deformed	ulundo
dell	nal
delving (n)	grotha
demon	rauko
den	mar
descendent	indyo
desert	anfauglir
deserted	erda
desire (n)	irma
destiny	maranwe
detachment leader, Might	nilaa
device	tanwe
devotion	-dil
dew	rosse
dexterous	formaite
diamond	khemir
different	n'ataya
diplomacy, sweet talk	celebreth
direction	tie
dirge	nilindale
dirty	waara
discolored	puurea
dish	vene
disordered	ruukina
distance	haiyasse
divinity	valasse
dog	huan
dome	koromindo
dome, high	orteluume
doom	amarth
door	annon
dot	tikse
double	adu
dough	makse
dove	kua
down	ndu
down fallen	atalan
dracolich	guinauruloki
dragon	sgiathatch, uruloki
drake	ailoki
dread	gor
dread spider	gorliante
dreamer	kaimelar
drider	liante'dhaeraow
driftwood	runda
drink (n)	yulna
drop of water	lipta
Drow spiced wine	fylnelmatra
Drow, dark elves	Fylnel
drowsy	lorda
druid	taur'amandil
dry	anfaug
dryad	nandin
duel	erchemion
dull	ujere
during	imu'
dusk	moth
dusk, evening	lome
dusksingers	lomelindel
dust	asto
duty	akh
dwarf	naug
dwarves	naugrim
dwelling (n)	bara
dwelling on a mountain	orofarne
each	ilye
eagle	thoron
early	arinya
earth	kemen
east	rhun
eastern	rhunenya
echo	lom
echoes	lomi
ecstasy	eligre
ecstatic	eligri
eddy	hwinda
edge	reena'
eek!	yee
elbow	ooleme
elephant	andamunda
elf	edhel
elf friend (informal)	elendil
elf friends	elendili
elf, young	telella
elm	alalme
else	eile
elven cat	cath shee
elven dog	cooshee
elven folk	eldalie
elven light	eledhwen
elven werewolf (sort of)	lythari
ember	yuula
empty	lost
enchantment	luhta
encirclement	pela
enclosure	korin
end (n)	tela
endurance	termara
enemy	goth
enough	faarea
entwined	nardane
erosion	orara
eternal	oira
etymology	quettasundolie
evening	undome
ever	oio
ever summer	oiolaire
every	il'
everything	iluve
evil	fyln
exalted	varda
except	enga
excessive	beika
expansive	palla
expectations	duilar
explosion	braga, bragollach
extension	taina
eye	elee
face	anta
fade, fading (n)	quella
faerie dragon	ai'loki
fair	vanya
fairy	shee
faith	-dur
faithful	voronda
fall (n)	lanta
fallen	talant
fallow	malwa
familiar (adj)	moina
family	nosse
fang	carak
far	hae-
far and wide	palan
far watcher	palantir
farewell	namaarie
fat (adj)	tiuka
fate	umbar
father	atar
fathom (6 feet)	ragwe
fear (n)	gorga
feast	mereth
feather	quesse
feet	talwi
fell fire	aegnor
female	inya
female sentient being	nisse
fence	echor
fenced land	Pelennor
festival	merende
festive	merya
few	n'nir
fey	marta
field	lad
fiery	uruite
fiery red	narwa
fiery sun	uuranor
final	meetima
fine	tereva
finger	mau'
finish (n)	tela
fire	naur
firm	sanda
first	yeste'
firstborn	estanesse
fish	lingwe
fist	paur
fjord	ninya
flagstone	ambal
flame (n)	runya
flame-red	ruin
flat	laara'
fleece	ue
flesh	sarko
fleshy	sarqua
flight (n)	ripa
flint	tinga
floor	talan
flour	pore
flow (n)	sira
flower	lote
flute	simpina
foam	wing
foe	goth
fog	hiise
folk	hos
follower	khila
fondness toward	-ser
food (n)	vasa
fool	amada
foot	dal
footprint	dalnya
for	ten'
ford	athrad
foreign	ettelen
forest	taure
forested	taurea
forester	tauron
forever	ten'oio
forge	tamina
former	yaa
former days	yaare
fortress	nost
fortunate	herenya
fortune (luck)	heren
fortune (riches)	mande
foul	saura'
foulbellied	saurikumba
foundation	talma
fountain	ektele
fox	ronyo
free (n)	leitha
frequent	rimba
fresh	wenya
freshness	ween
friend	mellon
from	tuulo'
front	ale'quel
frost	pinquelek
fruit	yave
full	quanta
fungus	hwandi
galley (ship)	cirya
game (fun)	tyalie
garden	pelenlotaure
garden, underdark	morelinlotaurond
garland	riel
gash	hyatse
gasping dust	anfauglith
gate	ando
gate stream	Sirannon
gem	leuthil
giant, ettin	norsa
gift (n)	ona
glade	ruid
glance (n)	maa
glass	heledh
gleam (n)	glina
glittering light	rilma
globe	koron
globed	korna
gloom	fuin
gloomy	morna
glorious	aglareb
glory	alkar
glue	himbar
gnome	nogoth
goat	nyeene
goat, mountain	kilne
goblet	sulo
gold (color)	malta
gold (metal)	malda
gold dragon	mal'loki
golden	mal-
golden circle	malmallen
golden-red	cul
gone	wanwa
gong	tombo
good	dan
goods (trade)	armar
goose	waani
gore (bloodiness)	mear
gorge	kilya
grades	tyeller
grammar	tengwesta
grape	yaon
grass	salque
grave	sapsa
gravel	brith
gray	mith
gray mantle	mithollo
gray-blue	mithlin
great	-ra
great hall	rond
great number	-rim
greed (n)	milme
greedy (adj)	milka
green	calen
green dragon	calen'loki
Grey Elf	Espel
grey, pale (adj)	winde
ground	talar'
guardian	vakha
guardians	vakhar
guess (n)	intya
gull	nalwi
gully	yaawe
habit	haime
hail (greeting)	aaye
hail (icy precipitation)	menek
hail storm	arrnek
hair	loske
hair, lock of	findl
halberd	falquan
half	perya
half elf	peredhil
half-elven	peredhel
half-elves	earendil
hall	marde
hall, lofty	oromarde
hall, wooden	ampano
hammer (n)	namba
hand	cam
hand crossbow (drow weapon)	cahwacu
handle (n)	mahta
handy	maite
happiness	eina
harbor (n)	hoopa
harp	ng'ande
harper	nandaro
harsh	naraka
harvest	yaavan
haste (n)	asca
haven	lond
havens	londe
he	ro
head	dol
healer	fallaner
heart (feeling)	corm
heart (organ)	hoon
heat (n)	ura
heavy	luma'
height	taarie
heir	chil
hell fire	aikanaro
helm	thol
hem (n)	riima
her	he
herb	apsa
here	sinome
hero	kallo'
hers	he
herself	atse'
hidden	dolen
high	taurn
High elf	Swyrel
hill	amon
hill, isolated	tolmen