Originally posted by shaber
Well you know what to do when they're rounded up: as the orcs taught us (anyone who knows anything about Tolkein will proceed now)
ah hahaha....hehehe...ehem!
the elves are here...just well hidden...for the time of elves is at an end and the age of men is dawning...
when the one ring has passed...so then shall the first born...to the Grey Havens... 😛
Originally posted by Maikahyandowen
i suppose
then you suppose well your supposition...but however in supposing my reply, i suppose your response in supposing thus said post cannot be said in subposition thereby one cannot impose the response of 'supposing' the remark in regards to replying no matter how resplindant(sp) the explication of exposing the answer... 😛
Oo Oo Can I join too? I just got here, but I'm an Elf!!
If it makes my plea any more believable, my real name is Simelwÿn, which my mother concocted off of LOTR when she was my age lol... 😱 She loved the books and had her own little obsession thing going about the Elvish language.... So when she had me...Simelwÿn just kinda came out of the blue, produced from years of Elvish study that was absolutely unnecsessary.
But anyway...that makes me an Elf, right? 😆
Originally posted by Simelwÿn
Simelwÿn just kinda came out of the blue, produced from years of Elvish study that was absolutely unnecsessary.
Welcome to the Elves club, Simelwÿn 🙂
What does your name mean? I mean, it just came out of the blue, but if it's produced from years of elvish study - what are the roots of the name? And what language is it? *curious* - related to Simbelmyne?
Originally posted by Simelwÿn
I really will have to ask...I'm not sure.Howevre, without even noticing it, I have used "Simbelmynë" a lot as a screen name. I guess it might be closely related. I'll ask my mom and see what she says. I'll get back to you I promise lol...
🙂 🙂
Yea, sounds exactly the same or like a slightly more modern version of it - mb reduced to pure nasal m, final e moved to diaeresis over the y... though... is the ÿ supposed to be a somehow umlaut y or a clearly pronounced y?
Originally posted by Simelwÿn
The "ÿ" does not sound like "y", it sounds more like "win"...I don't know lol...I loved LOTR but I haven't done studying on the Elvish language...My mother told me that the name was derived from Simbelmynë, but that she made it up. She says she wanted it to mean "starry eyed". 😕
Cool 🙂 🙂 🙂 😱 You're lucky having such a beautiful name 😱
And what language exactly is it? *curious*
My mother is standing right here laughing at me. And you guys, lol...she says that it isn't a specific language, but that she completely made it up. She says that she did mean it to be a form of "Simbelmynë", but that the way it looks was just meant to be Elvish, that's all. Nothing more, she repeats. Ugh. Okay she's gone...you'll have to excuse her...she's going crazy 🙄 lol...No, not really, but she doesn't know what exact language it is, just what she meant it to mean, so...maybe it's her own little language. "Starry eyes"...I like that. 😄
Originally posted by Simelwÿn
My mother is standing right here laughing at me. And you guys, lol...she says that it isn't a specific language, but that she completely made it up. She says that she did mean it to be a form of "Simbelmynë", but that the way it looks was just meant to be Elvish, that's all. Nothing more, she repeats. Ugh. Okay she's gone...you'll have to excuse her...she's going crazy 🙄 lol...No, not really, but she doesn't know what exact language it is, just what she meant it to mean, so...maybe it's her own little language. "Starry eyes"...I like that. 😄
😆 😆
Her own little language 😛 🙂
newayz, sounds great ✅