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    Sindarin Phrases

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    The document provides several common Sindarin phrases for greetings, questions, commands, insults, and thank you expressions from the Elvish language. Some example phrases included are "Mae govannen" meaning "Well met", "Pedich Edhellen?" meaning "Do you speak Elvish?", "Tiro!" meaning "Look!", "Le hannon" meaning "Thank you", and "Aur Onnad Meren!" meaning "Happy Birthday!". The document gives Sindarin translations of over 50 common phrases.

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    The document provides several common Sindarin phrases for greetings, questions, commands, insults, and thank you expressions from the Elvish language. Some example phrases included are "Mae govannen" meaning "Well met", "Pedich Edhellen?" meaning "Do you speak Elvish?", "Tiro!" meaning "Look!", "Le hannon" meaning "Thank you", and "Aur Onnad Meren!" meaning "Happy Birthday!". The document gives Sindarin translations of over 50 common phrases.

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    The document provides several common Sindarin phrases for greetings, questions, commands, insults, and thank you expressions from the Elvish language. Some example phrases included are "Mae govannen" meaning "Well met", "Pedich Edhellen?" meaning "Do you speak Elvish?", "Tiro!" meaning "Look!", "Le hannon" meaning "Thank you", and "Aur Onnad Meren!" meaning "Happy Birthday!". The document gives Sindarin translations of over 50 common phrases.

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    Sindarin Phrases

    Uploaded by

    Alexander D'Amore
    The document provides several common Sindarin phrases for greetings, questions, commands, insults, and thank you expressions from the Elvish language. Some example phrases included are "Mae govannen" meaning "Well met", "Pedich Edhellen?" meaning "Do you speak Elvish?", "Tiro!" meaning "Look!", "Le hannon" meaning "Thank you", and "Aur Onnad Meren!" meaning "Happy Birthday!". The document gives Sindarin translations of over 50 common phrases.

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    Sindarin Phrases:

    Greetings

    Mae govannen
    My go-VAH-nen
    Well met

    Suilaid
    Soo-ih-lied
    Greetings

    Gîl síla na lû govaded


    Gil SEE-la nah loo go-VAH-dead
    A star shines on the time of our meeting

    Im gelir ceni ad lín


    Eem geh-leer keh-nee ahd leen
    I am happy to see you again

    Le suilon
    Lay swee-lonn
    I greet thee

    Questions

    Pedich Edhellen?
    PEH-deekh eth-ell-ehn?
    Do you speak Elvish?

    Iston le?
    EE-stohn lay?
    Do I know you?

    Heniach nin?
    Hen-ee-akh neen?
    Do you understand me?

    Man eneth lín?


    Mahn eh-nehth leen?
    What is your name?

    O man dôr túliel le?


    Oh mahn dore tool-ee-ell lay?
    From what land do you come?
    Man carel le?
    Mahn kah-rell lay?
    What are you doing?

    Man anírach cerin an le?


    Mahn ah-NEAR-ahkh care-een ahn lay?
    What can I do for you?

    Le no an-uir nîn?
    Lay no ahn-oo-ear neen?
    Will you be mine forever?

    Aníral toled na gar nîn?


    Ah-NEAR-ahl tole-ehd nah gahr neen?
    Do you want to come to my house?

    Aníral maded?
    Ah-NEAR-ahl mah-dead?
    Do you want to eat?

    Aníral sogad?
    Ah-NEAR-ahl soe-gahd
    Do you want to drink?

    Sen tîr?
    Sehn teer?
    Is this true?

    Man tolthant i 'waew?


    Mahn tole-thahnt ee wye?
    How is the weather?

    Man ceril?
    Mahn kare-eel?
    What do you do?

    Man lû nostor lîn?


    Mahn loo nohs-tore leen?
    When is your birthday? (lit. "What time is your birthday?")

    Le gwennen?
    Lay gwehn-nehn?
    Are you married?

    Man sâd telil?


    Mahn sahd tehl-eel?
    Where are you from?
    Man lû vin achenitham?
    Mahn loo veen ah-khehn-ee-thahm?
    When will we see each other again?

    Man mathach?
    Mahn mah-thakh?
    How do you feel?

    Commands

    Tiro!
    TEAR-oh!
    Look!

    Gwanno ereb nin!


    GWAH-no air-ehb neen!
    Leave me alone!

    Daro i!
    DAR-oh ee!
    Stop that!

    Sedho!
    SEH-tho!
    Quiet!

    Edro!
    ED-ro!
    Open!

    Lasto!
    LAHS-toe!
    Listen!

    Anno nin ---


    Ahn-no neen ---
    Give me ---

    No diriel!
    No dear-ee-ell!
    Be watchful!

    No veren!
    No vare-ehn!
    Be bold!
    Drego!
    Dreh-go!
    Flee!

    Ceno!
    Keh-no!
    See!

    Alae!
    Ah-lye!
    Behold!

    Tolo hi!
    Toe-loe hee!
    Come now!

    No dhínen!
    No thee-nehn!
    Be silent!

    Hebo estel
    Heh-bo ehs-tell
    Have hope

    Insults

    Nostach be Orch gaer


    NOST-akh bay orkh gire
    You smell like ten orcs

    Garich i dhôl goll o Orch


    Gahr-eekh ee thole goal oh orkh
    You have the hollow head of an orc

    Lasto lalaith nîn


    Lah-stoh lah-LITHE neen
    Hear/listen to my laughter

    Rhachon le!
    Rahkh-on lay!
    I curse you!

    Dôl lost lîn


    Dole lohst leen
    Your head is empty
    Labo vi Orodruin
    Lah-boe vee Ore-oh-DROO-inn
    Go jump in Mount Doom

    Ti tállbe Orch
    Tee tahl-bay Orkh
    Go kiss an orc

    Thank you's

    Le hannon
    Lay hah-non
    Thank you

    Rim hennaid
    Reem hen-ide
    Many thanks

    Gen hannon
    Gehn hahn-nohn
    I thank you

    Other phrases/exclamations

    Le melon
    Lay mell-on
    I love you

    Mae
    My
    Yes [lit. "well"]

    Baw
    Bow [rhymes with cow]
    No [denying intentions]

    Law
    Low [as in loud]
    No [denying facts]

    Aur Onnad Meren!


    Our oh-nahd mare-ehn!
    Happy Birthday!
    Garo arad-o-onnad 'elir!
    Gah-roe ah-rahd-oh-on-nahd eh-leer!
    Have a happy birthday!

    --- eneth nîn


    --- eh-nehth neen
    My name is [your name here]

    Estannen ---
    Ehs-tahn-nehn ---
    I'm called [your name here]

    Nin estar ---


    Neen ehs-tahr ---
    They call me [your name here]

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