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'''Title: Elven Grammar''' '''Author: Rinoa''' ------------------------------------ '''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 lle. I love you. Lye nuquernuva sen e dagor We will defeat them in battle Lle anta yulna en alu? Do you need a drink of water? Uma, amin naa fauka. Yes, I am thirsty Amin sinta thaliolle 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. '''GREETINGS:''' A star shall shine on the hour of our meeting Elen sila lumenn omentilmo Good (day/morning/afternoon/e vening) Quel (re/amrun/andune/undome) Greetings (everyone) Vedui (iler) Hail Aaye It has been too long Nae saian luume My heart sings to see thee Cormamin lindua ele lle Pleasure meeting you Saesa omentien lle Well met Mae govannen Farewells Fair winds Vanya sulie Farewell Namaarie Good (day/afternoon/evening/ni ght) Quel (re/andune/lome/du) Good hunting Quel fara May the leaves of your life tree never turn brown Aa lasser en lle coia orn n' omenta gurtha May the wind fill your sails Aa isul nora lannelle May thy paths be green and the breeze on thy back Aa menle nauva calen ar ta hwesta e alequenle May your ways be green and golden Aa menealle nauva calen ar malta My heart shall weep until it sees thee again Cormamin niuve tenna ta elea lle au Rest well Quel esta Sleep well Quel kaima Sweet water and light laughter till next we meet Lissenen ar maskalalaith tenna lye omentuva Until later (then) Tenna telwan (san) Until next we meet Tenna ento lye omenta Until then Tenna san Until tomorrow (then) Tenna tulre (san) '''Compliments''' Ever is thy sight a joy Oio naa elealla alasse You are a mighty warrior Lle naa belegohtar You are a skillful bowman Lle naa curucuar You are beautiful Lle naa vanima You did well Lle ume quel You look good Lle maa quel Your beauty shines bright Vanimle sila tiri Your heart is that of the lion Cormlle naa tanya telraa '''Insults''' Cowardly dog(s) Nadorhuan(rim) Feast of wolves (slain enemy) Mereth en draugrim Gate bird(slain enemy) Andodulin Go kiss an orc Auta miqula orqu I hate you Amin delotha lle Listen to my laughter Lasta lalaithamin Much wind pours from your mouth Antolle ulua sulrim Son of snakes (dishonest person) Utinu en lokirim You are king in your imagination Lle naa haran e nausalle You disgust me Amin feuya ten lle You are king in your imagination Lle naa haran e nausalle You disgust me Amin feuya ten lle You smell like a human Lle holma ve edan You're ugly and your mother dresses you funny Llie n'vanima ar' lle atara lanneina Your head is empty Dolle naa lost [[Category:Guides and Essays]]

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