@@Artreii Hi. I tried translate my name etymology "ruler of the world" into sindarin so I find ruler - caun and world - amar also I reading about mutation in second part of name and its looks like Caun+amair so it's correct? Or I need something more for "of the" and etc.?
I used the same method and got Glaerwen. My names meaning is tale/story in finnish so it can sometimes be hard to find it with dictionaries, but parf edhellen gave me the word glaer I just added the suffix -wen to the end.
My name is Daphne (Defne in Turkish) and in Turkish, it means Laurel tree. I was genuinely surprised when he used the name Laurel for an example, now I don't have to look it up 😏
My name is Réka, and this name has no english translation. It means:water,creek,clear mistress So I ended up with Nêniel. Nên means water and I put an ,,iel" at the end. Its very difficult,but I love it!
my name used to be marilyn, and as i was reading sindarin words three years ago, i stumbled over “merilin” meaning “nightingale”. me being a singer, this seemed like fate :)) i of course named my made-up lotr character Merilin now
Thank you so much for making this video, I really like the methods you presented! And I love etymology, as well. (: It‘s such a powerful tool to discover hidden meanings and connections in fictional and ”real“ languages alike. And, as you said, it can give insight into the perspective and motives of the people who coined certain words at a certain point in time. Luckily, I was able to find a pretty direct translation of my name (Tim, as a short form of Timothy meaning ”he who honors God“), which is Erutáron (”lofty God“). I really like the sound of it! I‘m guessing the third syllable carries the main stress due the accent, right? Thank you again! ~
Awesome! You actually did some research :) Love the name, and glad someone enjoys etymology as much as me lol (I would even go as far as to say that it's like learning history, but faster, idk) So thanks as well! ^^
I spent way too long trying to do this. My name means Sea Chief. In Quenya I think my name would be would be Eärcáno but in Sindarin, I've had some trouble. I think it would be Gaeargon or possibly Aeargon as chief isn't really a direct word in Sindarin. The closest word in Caun, which is used in a similar sense sometimes but the suffix version of it appears to be -gon. If I'm incorrect please let me know.
First of all, I think you could use your Quenya name everywhere. Secondly, listen, it's the effort that matters, don't stress it out... Look for synonyms as much as possible and have fun, whatever comes out of the process - just embrace it, it's so cool either way!!
@@Artreii True, I definitely over thought it haha. I do really like it in Quenya. Thanks for making the video, didn't realize there were this many resources for the languages.
my name in my language (other than english) literally and figuratively means "the first leaves of spring". I'm going to guess that my name in Sindarin would be "Minthuil"? Minui = first, prominent Tui = sprouts, buds Ethuil = spring can there be any improvements made here? how do i pronounce this? tysm for your videos!!!!
Woah, truly that's one of the best ones I've seen so far, so cool! Pronunciation goes something like this: "Min"-"tu"-"il" (3 distinct syllables). Hope it helps!
so my name is very uncommon and it means liberty. i searched and apparently in quenya is “fairië”. and in sindarin there’s loads of variants, among them “leithian” - release, and “adleitha” - set free. should i choose between the ones in sindarin and put on the suffixes?
E Eneth nin Glanas aka Purity which is the meaning for my name in English - Caitlyn, Caitlyn means purity and purity in elvish is Glanas although to make it more beautiful in my opinion and I preferred its pronunciation as Galanis
So my name is Samuel, which means God has heard. I came up with imînlastaion. There is no direct word for God, so I did I man, which means The One. I changed it fron heard to listen, being lasta. I added the suffix -on to show it is a masculine name. Does this work?
Hi, what about "youthful rose"? The Sindarin translations are "gwineb, gwîn, nîth" for youth and then "meril" for rose. May i know how to pronounce them?😭
My name is Zala (eng version would be Rosalie) and I found it means "one who is beautiful" or "from the river" *how cool oml* Though, I've heard before that my name means flower, or more specifically, rose. Lol so if I put the direct translation together I get something like Miniestlind (this is actually-). Let's try the other. From the water could be sth like Odisîr or Oduin or Nancelon (hah I put together many different versions of it). Ok but I honestly love these :o I will have to choose carefully x) Though, if I look for the flower thing and add, idk, lady xD, I get Meriliel/Lotheryn/Elandoriel Jeeeeeeeez I think I'll love my elvish name more than I do my real name :ppppp
Oh wow, like for real, you actually put some effort into it - nice to see ;) I love Miniestlind, but you pick your favorite, that's what's important after all. And trust me, I think most people in the world would prefer their Elvish name ^^
I tried the first method and my name means like ambitious or eager in English, and eager in elvish is “bara“ but is that a name? Or do I have to ad something?😬
I mean, depends on what your actual name is - just remember that you can create a totally new name and the one you came up with sounds great just like that!
Yeah, that's a tough one. I only found the word "ista", but it's from Primitive Elvish. You can still play around with it, add some suffixes etc. if you like it!
My name in sindarin is Anna XD meaning gift. But it's also randír for wanderer, there's also shepherd but I couldn't find a meaning for it in sindarin.
I might have the coolest weirdest one. my name is danielle which is the feminine version of "man of god." in sindarin: dan o hir -iel. if you get rid of the r in the middle to make it a suffix: Danohiel. its phonetically exactly the same as my English name.
okay I've been having some trouble with mine. my first name means victory of the people and my middle name means reborn. I would like to maybe put them together so it would mean victory reborn. a little help would be greatly appreciated
Ok, from elfdict.com I got "tûr" for victory (although it means mastery, so close) , "onnen" for born, and the prefix "ad-" for re-something Let's throw grammar out the window and combine those as you please, may I suggest "Tûradon" / "Tûradonnen"? :)
On Parf Edhellen there's "bold" as "brave", but yeah, I recommend just trying to find as many close words as you can and then picking one. Unfortunately, the dictionary isn't full ;)
My name Warren means Warrior/Protector/Guardian in old Germanic. Warrior --> Maethor If you know any other Sindarin words for these, I'd be happy to know them!
Wow this is great. I am trying to find a good combination in elvish between what my name means (Gabriella/Gabby) which is "devoted to god" or "god is my strength" and I keep getting "balan" for god but can't seem to fit the other half of the meaning together. Any ideas? Sorry, I know this was uploaded quite some time ago. ^__^
One little problem with the described Methods is that in Sindarin usually something crazy happens when sticking multiple words together: TakeCelebrimbor as an example. Like the video says it means 'Silver Fist'. Ok, so what then means 'silver' and 'fist'? Perhaps Celebrim + bor? No it's actually _celebrin_ + _paur_. Why isn't it Celebrinpaur then? Because Sindarin has a host of phonetic rules that cover how sounds change in different contexts, in this case soft mutation, nasal assimilation and diphthong reduction in polysyllables are at work. So just sticking words together dose not work.
@@Artreii _Laws and Customs among the Eldar_ (or was it the _Shibboleth,_ I don't remember) disagrees with you on the subject of random names but the problem is a bit more difficult than just that: "Fred" for example is a possible English word, "kltrax" is not an can therefore not serve as a proper name. Likewise Celebrinpaur is not a possible Sindarin word, because _np_ cannot happen and _au_ is only allowed in monosyllabic words, so it's actually not trivial to decide what strings of letters even can serve as a word theoretically regardless of meaning. Unfortunately this problem holds for the majority of names shared in this comment section.
Since it basically signifies Christmas, it could be literally "Rhistonnad", but, if we just focus on the word "birth" (which it also comes from), it could be "Onnen" (shorter version, basically meaning "born"). Hope you like 'em
You can always change it up for yourself - I found that Isabella has the meaning of "God's promise", and then I found that "God" or "Power" in Sindarin is "balan". I couldn't find "promise" tho, so you can look some similar words up on elfdict.com
Hello! I know i'm late, but i wanted to ask you something. My name literally means "shining among the elves", or "shining elf". The name in question is Ginevra (it is pronounced with a soft G). I searched for it everywhere but i really can't find a translation that only includes one word. Help me lol
Don't worry! On Parf Edhellen I found that "light" or "shining" is "calad". "Elf" is of course "edhel". Now, remember that you can do whatever you want with those words. Mash them, break them, put them together however you want. So, I would suggest something like "Caladhel / Caledhel". How do you like it? You can also add some suffixes if you want!
My name relates to Jesus/Jeshua wich was replaced as Eru on the website. While there is the teaching of trinity many christians don't believe in it, also because it is never mentioned in the bible. I think for this reason and his function according to the bible I would chose vala or maia instead.
You know, you don't have to use all of them if they don't fit! If you take the first two, which make up the most popular meaning of the name Meredith, you can create something like "Daerhir" / "Daerhin" / "Beleghir". I think that making the "g"+"r" a single sound would be really fun. Same with "r"+"h" (so the "h" basically softens the previous letter). Just some ideas, remember to make it your own!
Actually Sindarin compounding doesn't work like that the usual rue is that something crazy happens ( cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/404301540682235923/689989503364104209/unknown.png ), so neither of Daerhir, Daerhin, Beleghir work. I'd offer Daerchir as a male and Daercheryn ('mighty lord/lady')as a female name.
My name is Estelwen as a full name but I always knew that's what it was and just said Estel. It's good although it's sad that my name has no Hidden meaning
My real life name means "ruler" or "warrior" so then I bascilly speak elvish everytime teaching my friends, my name in elvish is "Alvara" means Warrior.
My name is Jasmine(Spanish) It comes up as Persian orgins meaning "Gift of God" & other meaning is obviously Flower. So for gift of god I got "Eruanna" & quenya word for flower is Lóte... atleast that's what I found so I combine the both I get LóteEruanna or Lóte Eruanna I may be wrong.... can anyone help me find my Elvish name preferably in Quenya(HIGH Elvish) or w.e lol anyone care to help me find if I was right.
Ok, let's try it... On elfdict.com, I found "anna" for gift, yeah, and Eru for sure, but, for flower, I found "alma", in Quenya especially. So, just combine those however you want, for example "Almeruanna", or "Erualma", if you want it shorter :D
@@Artreii Thanks, I just today got an intrest in Quenya. I was bored at work since we had nothing to do and somehow the topic turned into dialects and accents. We started to talk about which language we'd like to learn and first it was about real languages like Irish but then lo and behold... KLINGON! And then youtube started to recommend other stuff about the subject and I remembered that certain Elvish was based in Finnish. And now I'm here. 😄
@@Artreii Yep, I found some words that are often used in names that I like the sound and meaning of though the actual meaning is a bit weird... It means 'Star-Maiden Flower Hair'
You probably tried translating a single word, right? In this case, I recommend searching for synonyms in the dictionary and finding a translation you like the most. But hey, Ar Polod is kinda cool tho
Okay, well, the only meaning I could find is "God is my saviour". And, on elfdict.com, I found "Eru" for "god" and "natha" for "save". It's not going to be perfectly grammatically correct, but you can just mash those words together either way. I suggest "Nathaeru". You like it? :)
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@@matejbrozkovec8795 Thank you, I didn't know anybody cared about it! It's gonna be back then ;) (on Monday)
@@Artreii i am sure i am not the only one who like this section its really good.
Welp, hi everyone my name is Calad! But I would probably change it to Caladiel lol
@@Artreii Hi. I tried translate my name etymology "ruler of the world" into sindarin so I find ruler - caun and world - amar also I reading about mutation in second part of name and its looks like Caun+amair so it's correct? Or I need something more for "of the" and etc.?
Finally more elvish
Yeah, sorry for the waiting :)
I tried method one and got "Faraniel". Very cool! Loved the line "let destiny do its thing" ;)
Love the name! And... yeah, I was wondering if anybody would like that 😁
I used the same method and got Glaerwen. My names meaning is tale/story in finnish so it can sometimes be hard to find it with dictionaries, but parf edhellen gave me the word glaer I just added the suffix -wen to the end.
My name in Sindarin is Arphendiel. My name is Vasilios and in the Greek language Vasilios means king (the word arphen means king in Sindarin).
Oh wow this is honestly so cool, you’re the best 😁
Mr. Tolkien's the best, I just echo his genius 😁 But thank you very much!
My name is Daphne (Defne in Turkish) and in Turkish, it means Laurel tree. I was genuinely surprised when he used the name Laurel for an example, now I don't have to look it up 😏
Damn you're lucky! First person to say that that happened to them!
I love your channel im learning elvish easily THANKS
Thank You, I'm happy it works ;)
My elven name is Laisidhiel
My name is Réka, and this name has no english translation.
It means:water,creek,clear mistress
So I ended up with Nêniel.
Nên means water and I put an ,,iel" at the end.
Its very difficult,but I love it!
Thanks for uploading a new video You have made my day :)
My pleasure 😊
I did this method and it could eaither be Rustanodar or Neytanellë i chose the second one
Wow, that really looks (and sounds) good, one of my favorites so far definitely
@@Artreii thank you and thanks for helping me and my friends learn elvish ☺️
my name used to be marilyn, and as i was reading sindarin words three years ago, i stumbled over “merilin” meaning “nightingale”. me being a singer, this seemed like fate :)) i of course named my made-up lotr character Merilin now
Thank you so much for making this video, I really like the methods you presented! And I love etymology, as well. (: It‘s such a powerful tool to discover hidden meanings and connections in fictional and ”real“ languages alike. And, as you said, it can give insight into the perspective and motives of the people who coined certain words at a certain point in time.
Luckily, I was able to find a pretty direct translation of my name (Tim, as a short form of Timothy meaning ”he who honors God“), which is Erutáron (”lofty God“). I really like the sound of it! I‘m guessing the third syllable carries the main stress due the accent, right? Thank you again! ~
Awesome! You actually did some research :) Love the name, and glad someone enjoys etymology as much as me lol (I would even go as far as to say that it's like learning history, but faster, idk) So thanks as well! ^^
My name in elvish/Sindarin is Verisiel:)) I love it:))
Love it too!
I spent way too long trying to do this. My name means Sea Chief. In Quenya I think my name would be would be Eärcáno but in Sindarin, I've had some trouble. I think it would be Gaeargon or possibly Aeargon as chief isn't really a direct word in Sindarin. The closest word in Caun, which is used in a similar sense sometimes but the suffix version of it appears to be -gon. If I'm incorrect please let me know.
First of all, I think you could use your Quenya name everywhere. Secondly, listen, it's the effort that matters, don't stress it out... Look for synonyms as much as possible and have fun, whatever comes out of the process - just embrace it, it's so cool either way!!
@@Artreii True, I definitely over thought it haha. I do really like it in Quenya. Thanks for making the video, didn't realize there were this many resources for the languages.
my name in my language (other than english) literally and figuratively means "the first leaves of spring". I'm going to guess that my name in Sindarin would be "Minthuil"?
Minui = first, prominent
Tui = sprouts, buds
Ethuil = spring
can there be any improvements made here? how do i pronounce this? tysm for your videos!!!!
Woah, truly that's one of the best ones I've seen so far, so cool! Pronunciation goes something like this: "Min"-"tu"-"il" (3 distinct syllables). Hope it helps!
My name literally means Leader of the Elves, and there are a lot of words in Sindarin that means lord or queen, so I'm not sure, can you help me
I am thinking Hîra which would translate to Lord Me
You can also do "Hiril". It means "lady", as in "my lady". Cool name btw 😉
so my name is very uncommon and it means liberty. i searched and apparently in quenya is “fairië”. and in sindarin there’s loads of variants, among them “leithian” - release, and “adleitha” - set free. should i choose between the ones in sindarin and put on the suffixes?
The Sindarin words sound very unique, so I think they are gonna do just fine ;)
Wow i have never been this early ❤️❤️
I searched up mine, and what came up was Nessimir, it was originally Nessima which meant youthful, but hey, change can be done well-
You're free to make all kinds of changes, sounds great!
I'm from Japan. my name has meaning of summer and sunset but it seems difficult to decide my name🥲 Your video is awsome!Thank you!
Ah you have lots of translation potential ( wishing you easy decisions! :D )
E Eneth nin Glanas aka Purity which is the meaning for my name in English - Caitlyn, Caitlyn means purity and purity in elvish is Glanas although to make it more beautiful in my opinion and I preferred its pronunciation as Galanis
Oh that's great, so you used the best method imo ;)
Love the way it sounds as well
So my name is Samuel, which means God has heard. I came up with imînlastaion. There is no direct word for God, so I did I man, which means The One. I changed it fron heard to listen, being lasta. I added the suffix -on to show it is a masculine name. Does this work?
My name is "Gregory", which means basically "intelligent". So my Quenya name should be "Handa". I mean... I like it
I eneth nîn Heliniel. I love it!
Love it too! Sounds great
Hi, what about "youthful rose"? The Sindarin translations are "gwineb, gwîn, nîth" for youth and then "meril" for rose. May i know how to pronounce them?😭
I nicknamed myself Laereth because summer is my fav season hehe
That's awesome, and also how I imagine Elves actually naming their children lol.
I have made my name😅........ it is the name of my account
(btw it means the Season of Autumn)
Sounds really great, both in English and Elvish ;)
Ty ❤️ it means alot🥰
Hador, my name is armand which means soldier, so warrior.. hador. Byr Hador if i use both my names
I tried the first method and it was Au-o nar (means away from fire),so maybe...Auonara?
That's fire! Love it! Also, there's no really a right or wrong answer, so if you like it, go for it! ;)
How to read Nikola's name in Elven?????Please help!
Depending on your mother tongue, you probably pronounce it correctly already. I would do Nee-Koh-Lah, emphasis on the first syllable.
Thanks so much! I'm from Poland.
My name Vincent and in elvish It Is Turin meaning conqueror.
Daamn that's so cool tho :D
My middle name is what I would go by, and that is Lairion.
Sounds great! Definitely a good choice ^^
Yoooo my name is Arwen!! or Rodwen not quite sure yet xD
Arwen? Wow I didn't even know it was possible irl
My name is Zala (eng version would be Rosalie) and I found it means "one who is beautiful" or "from the river"
*how cool oml*
Though, I've heard before that my name means flower, or more specifically, rose.
Lol so if I put the direct translation together I get something like Miniestlind (this is actually-). Let's try the other.
From the water could be sth like Odisîr or Oduin or Nancelon (hah I put together many different versions of it). Ok but I honestly love these :o I will have to choose carefully x)
Though, if I look for the flower thing and add, idk, lady xD, I get Meriliel/Lotheryn/Elandoriel
Jeeeeeeeez I think I'll love my elvish name more than I do my real name :ppppp
Oh wow, like for real, you actually put some effort into it - nice to see ;) I love Miniestlind, but you pick your favorite, that's what's important after all. And trust me, I think most people in the world would prefer their Elvish name ^^
I tried the first method and my name means like ambitious or eager in English, and eager in elvish is “bara“ but is that a name? Or do I have to ad something?😬
I mean, you're free to do anything! Maybe try looking at another Elvish name (from the books) and adding its suffix to "bara" - hope that helps! ;)
@@Artreii thanks a lot :)
So I think I found my name in sindarin but I don't know if it's correct,it says my name is Indilwen? Is it right?
I mean, depends on what your actual name is - just remember that you can create a totally new name and the one you came up with sounds great just like that!
@@Artreii lily?but still confused to creat my own
My name means "famous/well known", can't find it in the dictionary. What's another suitable synonym? Help.
Yeah, that's a tough one. I only found the word "ista", but it's from Primitive Elvish. You can still play around with it, add some suffixes etc. if you like it!
My name in sindarin is Anna XD meaning gift. But it's also randír for wanderer, there's also shepherd but I couldn't find a meaning for it in sindarin.
Check this out! www.elfdict.com/
I might have the coolest weirdest one. my name is danielle which is the feminine version of "man of god." in sindarin: dan o hir -iel. if you get rid of the r in the middle to make it a suffix: Danohiel. its phonetically exactly the same as my English name.
okay I've been having some trouble with mine. my first name means victory of the people and my middle name means reborn. I would like to maybe put them together so it would mean victory reborn. a little help would be greatly appreciated
Ok, from elfdict.com I got "tûr" for victory (although it means mastery, so close) , "onnen" for born, and the prefix "ad-" for re-something
Let's throw grammar out the window and combine those as you please, may I suggest "Tûradon" / "Tûradonnen"? :)
My whole name means Author Brave Silver and I couldn't find what author (or writer) means in Sindarin nor "Brave".
On Parf Edhellen there's "bold" as "brave", but yeah, I recommend just trying to find as many close words as you can and then picking one. Unfortunately, the dictionary isn't full ;)
aurcelebberen is poet, silver, bold. I hope that's close enough. aur is poet, celeb is silver, and beren is bold according to parf edhellen
My name Warren means Warrior/Protector/Guardian in old Germanic.
Warrior --> Maethor
If you know any other Sindarin words for these, I'd be happy to know them!
I have a friend who knows, and his name is Parf Edhellen ;) www.elfdict.com/w/warrior?include_old=1
@@Artreii Yup, that's where I got it from hehe. Great place to learn!
Wow this is great. I am trying to find a good combination in elvish between what my name means (Gabriella/Gabby) which is "devoted to god" or "god is my strength" and I keep getting "balan" for god but can't seem to fit the other half of the meaning together. Any ideas? Sorry, I know this was uploaded quite some time ago. ^__^
You can try the suffix "-(n)dil" for devoted, so it would be "Balandil". Probably the shortest version out there. How do you like it?
@@Artreii Awesome! Thanks , sounds super cool :)
One little problem with the described Methods is that in Sindarin usually something crazy happens when sticking multiple words together: TakeCelebrimbor as an example. Like the video says it means 'Silver Fist'. Ok, so what then means 'silver' and 'fist'? Perhaps Celebrim + bor? No it's actually _celebrin_ + _paur_. Why isn't it Celebrinpaur then? Because Sindarin has a host of phonetic rules that cover how sounds change in different contexts, in this case soft mutation, nasal assimilation and diphthong reduction in polysyllables are at work. So just sticking words together dose not work.
Oh I understand, yes... forgot a bit about that. Hopefully the Elves allow you to name your kids however you like - it would work then ;)
@@Artreii _Laws and Customs among the Eldar_ (or was it the _Shibboleth,_ I don't remember) disagrees with you on the subject of random names but the problem is a bit more difficult than just that: "Fred" for example is a possible English word, "kltrax" is not an can therefore not serve as a proper name. Likewise Celebrinpaur is not a possible Sindarin word, because _np_ cannot happen and _au_ is only allowed in monosyllabic words, so it's actually not trivial to decide what strings of letters even can serve as a word theoretically regardless of meaning. Unfortunately this problem holds for the majority of names shared in this comment section.
My name means grace, so my elvish name on Qyenya is Eruanna. It means God’s gift.
Yeeah, this one I knew before, it's super cool
I looked for my elvish name on a website and it was Meldiriel.
Sounds amazing, do you know the meaning?
How would you say Noel in elvish sindarin?
Since it basically signifies Christmas, it could be literally "Rhistonnad", but, if we just focus on the word "birth" (which it also comes from), it could be "Onnen" (shorter version, basically meaning "born"). Hope you like 'em
Do you by any chance know what Noel would look like in the elvish sindarin letter alphabet?
What would Isabella be in elvish? Im so curious🧝♂️🧝♀️
You can always change it up for yourself - I found that Isabella has the meaning of "God's promise", and then I found that "God" or "Power" in Sindarin is "balan". I couldn't find "promise" tho, so you can look some similar words up on elfdict.com
@@Artreii ty!
Hello! I know i'm late, but i wanted to ask you something.
My name literally means "shining among the elves", or "shining elf". The name in question is Ginevra (it is pronounced with a soft G). I searched for it everywhere but i really can't find a translation that only includes one word. Help me lol
Don't worry! On Parf Edhellen I found that "light" or "shining" is "calad". "Elf" is of course "edhel". Now, remember that you can do whatever you want with those words. Mash them, break them, put them together however you want. So, I would suggest something like "Caladhel / Caledhel". How do you like it? You can also add some suffixes if you want!
@@Artreii Thank you so much!!
@@lrb.5953 No problem! ^^
@@lrb.5953 Just giving my random opinion on the subject, but I prefer Caladhel, just saying, I think it sounds more natural but idk what you think
My name relates to Jesus/Jeshua wich was replaced as Eru on the website. While there is the teaching of trinity many christians don't believe in it, also because it is never mentioned in the bible. I think for this reason and his function according to the bible I would chose vala or maia instead.
My Sindarin name is Aravierunor or "Honor in God"
(Ara-vi-Eru-NOR)
Sounds like a real name from Middle-Earth lol - good job! Not gonna double check it because what's most important is that you made it :)
My name would be Thalion Orodorth
Ooo that's good, perfect for a video game character
Great: beleg, daer I
LORD: brannon , hîr
Protect: Beria-
Sea: aear, gaear
Meredith//how would I put these together?
You know, you don't have to use all of them if they don't fit! If you take the first two, which make up the most popular meaning of the name Meredith, you can create something like "Daerhir" / "Daerhin" / "Beleghir". I think that making the "g"+"r" a single sound would be really fun. Same with "r"+"h" (so the "h" basically softens the previous letter). Just some ideas, remember to make it your own!
@@Artreii thank you! DAH EH roll the R for Daerhir ?
@@emmyaddams1007 Oh yeah always roll the R's ;)
Actually Sindarin compounding doesn't work like that the usual rue is that something crazy happens ( cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/404301540682235923/689989503364104209/unknown.png ), so neither of Daerhir, Daerhin, Beleghir work. I'd offer Daerchir as a male and Daercheryn ('mighty lord/lady')as a female name.
My name is Estelwen as a full name but I always knew that's what it was and just said Estel. It's good although it's sad that my name has no Hidden meaning
How did you get it though? Is it like a popular one? Maybe it has a meaning then ;)
lemme try my Sindarin skills, your name either is Hope or has something to do with hope/trust. am i right ?
Your name means "Maiden of hope" in Sindarin. Estel=hope
feminine suffix-wen means "maiden"
Can someone help me find my name, it’s Dominika (meaning: from the lord), I just couldn’t find the Elvish translation :(
What about "heru" (lord) and "va" (from) - so, Heruva? (if I'm doing this properly). Do you like it?
@@Artreii yes thank you :)
My real life name means "ruler" or "warrior" so then I bascilly speak elvish everytime teaching my friends, my name in elvish is "Alvara" means Warrior.
Oooh sounds awesome, really!
my name is litterally spark... so... tint in sindarin
Oh yeah, really simple then... Do you like it?
tyler is my name all i found out was i like building houses / buildings its true i am a lego master builder
I eneth nin Sadron. Faithful and loyal
Mae govannen, Sadron: Awesome result! ^^
My name is Jasmine(Spanish) It comes up as Persian orgins meaning "Gift of God" & other meaning is obviously Flower. So for gift of god I got "Eruanna" & quenya word for flower is Lóte... atleast that's what I found so I combine the both I get LóteEruanna or Lóte Eruanna I may be wrong.... can anyone help me find my Elvish name preferably in Quenya(HIGH Elvish) or w.e lol anyone care to help me find if I was right.
Ok, let's try it... On elfdict.com, I found "anna" for gift, yeah, and Eru for sure, but, for flower, I found "alma", in Quenya especially. So, just combine those however you want, for example "Almeruanna", or "Erualma", if you want it shorter :D
What would the name Mawer be?
Ooh, if I got the origin right (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mawer), then it could be Glaethan (Grass-maker ^^). Is that okay?
nan Tar-Valyaran
Îdhron is my new name
Sounds great, how do you like it?
AARENDEL??
Nah, i didn't do mine yet🥺
You know, the fourth way is to just make it up ;)
My name is Felix, which means lucky.
So I guess my name would be Valto or Valtomir?
The shorter one can be the abbreviation of the longer one! Both sound great!
@@Artreii
Thanks, I just today got an intrest in Quenya.
I was bored at work since we had nothing to do and somehow the topic turned into dialects and accents.
We started to talk about which language we'd like to learn and first it was about real languages like Irish but then lo and behold... KLINGON!
And then youtube started to recommend other stuff about the subject and I remembered that certain Elvish was based in Finnish.
And now I'm here.
😄
Try shadow of war
I definitely will, but I don't know if it's that good
My Sindarin name is Eleniel Finloth
(I don't know what my real name means so I just made it up lol)
And my Quenya name is...
Made up names are still valid ^^ Sounds good!
@@Artreii Yep, I found some words that are often used in names that I like the sound and meaning of though the actual meaning is a bit weird... It means 'Star-Maiden Flower Hair'
My name is Ant o Aeon
3 parts? Nice! Can you just explain why is there an "o" in the middle?
My name is Allison Carolina but i can´t find any translation for my names :((
How about finding the meaning of your name, and then translating? Have you tried this maybe?
@@Artreii
Yeah but didn’t work 😅
@@sweetieuwu3378 Found it, both are here - www.arwen-undomiel.com/elvish/girlnames.html
Apparently my name is ar.
Or maybe ar polod
You probably tried translating a single word, right? In this case, I recommend searching for synonyms in the dictionary and finding a translation you like the most. But hey, Ar Polod is kinda cool tho
@@Artreii thanks! Ill try that! Ar polod kind of shounds like a species of bug 😂
I got niphredil, does it make sense? 😂😂
Sure, it does sound Elvish after all, and if you like it, it's perfect ;)
Looks like my name is Maneth 😂😂
Well then, do you like it?
@@Artreii yes, I do 😊
@@z4eth I do too btw ;)
can you translate my name if you want it's ischa
Okay, well, the only meaning I could find is "God is my saviour". And, on elfdict.com, I found "Eru" for "god" and "natha" for "save". It's not going to be perfectly grammatically correct, but you can just mash those words together either way. I suggest "Nathaeru". You like it? :)
Caladwen
Awesome!
IF my name is Arabic....?
I mean, the word "Arabic", or a name in Arabic? :D
Just check out the meaning and translate it, easy ;)
Is this the hobbit language?
Noo, it's the Elvish one, soorry 😅