What is your Elvish name?

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Elessea Senior Member

fear Thats really wierd....

xXLauriëXx Angel

my elvish name... Sadriendra
does that mean anything exa? 😕

Smodden Keyblade Chosen
Originally posted by Exabyte
fear this translator thingy is scaring me... those are the same name, just in sindarin and older quenya ermm

I know.

And isn't that strange that Smodden, the name I made up, in elvish is so close to my real name (josh)?

Exabyte Senior Member

Originally posted by xXLauriëXx
my elvish name... Sadriendra
does that mean anything exa? 😕

Strange combination; the structure looks like Quenya, but it can't be (because of the 'd'😉; the combination -'dra' and the and of a word left as an open syllable is rather strange for an elvish language; so is '-adr-';

The single elements could be borrowed from Tolkien's elvish languages though, 'sad' is a typically sindarin syllable - alone it's meaning something like 'place', but the second syllable in the word 'sador' is probably (im not sure about the etymology) a later-added, unstressed filling one, so it could be reduced to sadr- again (meaning 'trustworthy person'😉;
'rien' or even 'ien(d)' doesnt look like sindarin though, it sounds a little like a random female ending for a name - so maybe 'sadrien' could make sense, but 'sadriendra'? no idea 😕 the structure somewhat resembles Isdira, a non-Tolkien-but-Tolkien-copied elvish language - what translator did you get it from?

Elessea Senior Member

Originally posted by Smodden
I know.

And isn't that strange that Smodden, the name I made up, in elvish is so close to my real name (josh)?


Its really really strange ✅ but really cool too...

Exabyte Senior Member

Originally posted by Smodden
And isn't that strange that Smodden, the name I made up, in elvish is so close to my real name (josh)?

Definitely ermm

Though, according to the name generator it is, not if you look at the real meaning 😛 'Findaráto' means 'noblehair', 'Josh' is 'God (is) help' laughing

xXLauriëXx Angel

Originally posted by Exabyte
Strange combination; the structure looks like Quenya, but it can't be (because of the 'd'😉; the combination -'dra' and the and of a word left as an open syllable is rather strange for an elvish language; so is '-adr-';

The single elements could be borrowed from Tolkien's elvish languages though, 'sad' is a typically sindarin syllable - alone it's meaning something like 'place', but the second syllable in the word 'sador' is probably (im not sure about the etymology) a later-added, unstressed filling one, so it could be reduced to sadr- again (meaning 'trustworthy person'😉;
'rien' or even 'ien(d)' doesnt look like sindarin though, it sounds a little like a random female ending for a name - so maybe 'sadrien' could make sense, but 'sadriendra'? no idea 😕 the structure somewhat resembles Isdira, a non-Tolkien-but-Tolkien-copied elvish language - what translator did you get it from?


😱 i'm trustworthy 😂

i got it from the translator link rohanspear posted over the page..

Exabyte Senior Member

Originally posted by xXLauriëXx
i got it from the translator link rohanspear posted over the page..

Ok, the names there aren't too precisely respecting the Ardean phonetic codices 😖 they're beautiful, but not always describing the people they're belonging to too well..
For example I get "Uneraswen" as a human name - the ending '-wen' is clearly of grey-elven origin, but the rest is not really typical for any language; could be some human dialect, though the 'sw'-sound sounds rather strange and is normally typical for real germanic languages.

The elf name is "Eowadia" - definitely not fitting in any phonetic categories of the common elvish languages, but instead sounding like a made-up anglosaxon name ('éo(h)' for example, like in several common rohirric names, means 'horse'😉.

For Dwarvish, in contrary, I get 'Gwaelyan' - containing several typically grey-elven elements, only the '-lya-' in the end is a lil strange.

rohanspear543 Member Extra Strength

... Im still great thought right...? If they're wrong its the UK lotr fans not me!http://www.lotruk.com/nametranslator/

DCLXVI (Melcórë)
Originally posted by Exabyte
😆! 'heat'/'width'? XD

Apparenly so.....😂
So I'm big and hot....😖hifty:

New_Born_Pyro Senior Member

Elvish Names:
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Me: Oropher Melwasúl
Brother: Lenwë Melwasúl
Father: Aikanáro Melwasúl
Mother: Ireth Melwasúl
Girlfriend: Nienna Celebrindal

Smodden Keyblade Chosen

Originally posted by Exabyte
Definitely ermm

Though, according to the name generator it is, not if you look at the real meaning 😛 'Findaráto' means 'noblehair', 'Josh' is 'God (is) help' laughing

Noble Hair?

😐

EDIT: I have great/sexy hair?😱

shadowy_blue Senior Member

Joshua's Elven translation is in my sig. ✅

Joshua means "God saves..." or "God is our salvation" in English so...yeah. 😕 Then again, I'm not an Elvish expert, but I like the sound of Eruedraith! 😱

EDIT: I have great/sexy hair?😱

Ooooh...you know you do. droolio

😄

Smodden Keyblade Chosen

^I like the sound of that too...

ur sig: I love you Joshua?
Will you be mine forever???

^Sen tîr?

Tancave^tancave...✅

Kiu Dun Senior Member

Name

Mines Mahtan Calmcacil

Fandom Avenger Junior Member

Everyone does know that the links given only give Grelvish names, right? If you want a literal translation of your name, the Quenya Lapseparma (elvish.org/elm/names.html) is a good site.

My elvish name is Artuntaure, by the way.

Fëanor Senior Member

Originally posted by Smodden
Noble Hair?

😐

EDIT: I have great/sexy hair?😱

hysterical

Mandos Why would I want more?

My elvish name is Mandos

Fëanor Senior Member

😆

and i am.......feanor son of finwe, first high king to the noldor yada yada yada 😐

Mandos Why would I want more?

😐 see! i can do that too see 😐 😐 😐 😐