Any high elf dictionarys about ?

Bansidhe1965

Would like at least a long list of elven words and there meanings and pronounciation.

Did try Google,only found some very short lists.

TelvanniWizard

It´s just like a very, very brittish english.

Bansidhe1965

Yeah I found the imperial one a bit ago :Cunvasgothmolag = Arch over river flames, which is as close as i can get to Bridgeburner,and does not roll off the tounge!

WhiteCoatSyndrome

Not High Elf specifically, but does this help? http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Ehlnofex_Languages

Ajaxandriel

To this day we can't find a word for the High Elves' language ... but maybe it will change thanks to the new chapter ?
So I tend to use falmer alphabet by default (and ayleid quotations just like an english would quote something greek irl...)

As far as I examined the NPC naming convention, it seems that the dev team used Quenya language as a basis
http://www.ambar-eldaron.com/telechargements/quenya-engl-A4.pdf
Some (npc) women have a "-nisse" (even "-nissë" in the french version) name, for instance.

Bansidhe1965

Thank you I'm bookmarking that.

What I am trying to do is find a translation of the , very minor, house name I have come up with for ny character and possibly of the house motto.

Name: Bridgeburner

Motto: The bridges burning behind us merely light our way forward

I have googled myself silly trying to find it out, :Cunvasgothmolag = Arch over river flames is the closest I can achive ingame.

Early Sindarin,( I think ),Yalteancal

Frankly I'm thinking of staying in English

Ajaxandriel

The Summerset chart preview from the collector box just confirmed that altmeri alphabet is regular falmer alphabet.
Once transliterated, one can read 'alinor' at Alinor location (and... 'summerset isles'...in english as a title :') )

Bansidhe1965 wrote: »

Frankly I'm thinking of staying in English

Same dilemma when considering tranlating my characters' kinship name or not, Skyfrost/Skyfreezer (Givreciel) ... ayleid gave me "Mafrekynd" Mafrewel which is harsh and a bit ugly, and out-of-universe quenya gave "Vilyaringwë", "Vilyaniquis" or "Vilyanixë" - which are better but way too speculative.
So I'll wait and see how does this work in Summerset, this summer.

PS : just look for fun, that brand new character Alwinarwë => looks like roots "Tarwë" (cross), "Harwë" (wound) ; "Walwistë" (change of mind) from Tolkien's