Names of Sauron the Deceiver

Well, it's Sindarin, that might explain it, as you're a Quenyaish person

but it's basically "cya!" 😛

Or see you later 😉

True, true....
Lle ume quel!

hehe thanx 😄

I gotta go, thanks for the quiz 😛

OMG! Ying! You're an expert, I didn't know!! 😱

notworthy

Originally posted by Gorgoroth

Erekan was an early name of Saurons' whence he was still a servent of Aule.
And Turon-not sure exactly what that means, but it was like Erekan.

Erekan? 😑 *that's* news to me 😐

Turon is related to túre which means "victory" or "lordship"; túro in sindarin is something like "Lord" or "Master".
Would make sense as a name of Sauron ✅ though I dont think I ever heard it before 😕

Other names -
Wolf-Sauron, Sauro, Súro, Sûr, The Magician, The Sorceror, Zigur 😖hifty: , in old english "Malsca" or "Saweron"; also called Gorsodh or just "The King" 😱

@Ying ^^
Le cenithon ned lu thent! = "I will see you in a short time/while" = "I will see you soon"?
^^

lol oh well shadowy_blue wins again 😛

Originally posted by Exabyte
@Ying ^^
Le cenithon ned lu thent! = "I will see you in a short time/while" = "I will see you soon"?
^^

Yeah 😉 Just literal translations annoy me to a degree...😕 *is strange*

😱 Shadoooowyyyy 😮 I'm not a *real* expert yet...😖hifty: Notice the word yet...😛

Originally posted by Vingilot
Yeah 😉 Just literal translations annoy me to a degree...😕 *is strange*

Shadoooowyyyy 😮 I'm not a *real* expert yet...😖hifty: Notice the word yet...

😄
I also dont like them but I just wondered if I did it correctly 😛 as I was too lazy to look it up in a dictionary 😉

😱 you are ! 😱

😱 *celebrates* 😂 but still, none can be compared to the almighty Exa! pray And some may be compared to Exa the Thor. ✅ 😛

notworthy