The History of Middle-earth.. That's 12 series/books but worth it... Or The Letters of JRR Tolkien..or Unfinished Tales... There's more though like The Adventures of Tom Bombadil etc. but those first books I've mentioned are more important.
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Phew, I fear my Sindarin isnt good enough for that...
I'd suggest something like
"I-ben nibenwain presta aen i-rant en-allú..."
but thats a rather rough translation as I dont know too many of the words - no "even", no "can", no "future"... for even & can I added "aen" which should make the sentence hypotetic so it should do... for future I used allú from ab+lû, "later time". I also wasnt sure about "person" so I used "pen" which should mean something like that. Dunno if n+w in nibenwain should be mutated, but I dont think so.
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As I said, possibly the translation IS correct, but I cant guarantee 100% ^^
btw, found a word which might improve the sentence...
As I dont know what the source for the words "erin" and "erich" is (could be or-, ar- or er-), I searched for an other word for "can"
so the sentence would be
I-ben nibenwain pûl presto (aen) i-rant en-allú
[not sure at the moment if bûl or pûl but pûl sounds nicer]
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Exa, how many days did the White Tree of Numenor burn?
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Of Númenor? You mean Nimloth/Ninquelóte who was brought to Númenor or the Tree of Gondor coming from Númenor?
If Nimloth, then I dont know how long it actually burned, but smoke rose from its burning wood seven days so it probably took the same time to burn down wholly
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No, I do not happen to know that I mean, he was the Lord of the people of Morthond living under the Ered Nimrais at the time Gondor was founded so he must be born around Second Age 3430, but I have no idea what his name etc were ^^ sry
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in fotr when gandalf is tryin' to open the moria door...he says a whole lot of stuff in another language.....
1 what language is it?
2What is he saying in the language
3What is he saying in the common tongue
We're like playing crazy eight, using Exa as our ball.
@Smoddden: I believe it's elvish that he is speaking in - some of the words that Gandalf mutter sound/look awefully familiar elvish....
I think it's Sindarin...I wouldn't know, Exa will explain....
"Annon Edhellen edro hi ammen!"
That is "Gate of the Elves, open now for me!"
"Ando Eldarinwa a lasta quettanya, Fenda Casarinwa!"
And this is Quenya I believe, "Gate of the Elves, listen to my word, Threshold of Dwarves!"
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