Elvish Words and Phrases

Adar—father (Inf. Ada)

Agoreg vae—You did well (Lt. [familiar] you did well)

An ngell nîn—For my joy

Aran-nin—my king

Aras—deer

Av-'osto—Don't be afraid (Lt. [you] don't fear)

Bereth-nin—my queen

Berethil-princess

Bess-nin—my wife

Caun—prince (pl. conin)

Cugu-nin—my dove

Cugu-pen—little dove

Elen-nin—my star

Elen-pen—little star

Elleth—she-elf or female elf (pl. ellith)

Ellon—he-elf or male elf (pl. ellyn)

Êl síla erin lû e-govaned vîn.—A star shines on the hour of our meeting. (Lt. A star shines over the time of our meeting)

Gi melin—I love you

Glassen an achened le—It is my joy to see you again-First used ch 6, Thranduil's response after Legolas' formal greeting

Goheno nin—Forgive me

Guren linna a chened le—My heart sings to see you

Gwenyn—twins (Gwanûn—pair of twins)

Gwanunig—twin (one of a pair of twins)

Gweston—I swear

Hannon le—Thank you

Hawn—brother

Hawn-nin-My brother

Hen-nin—my child

Hîl-nin—my heir

Hin-nin—my children

Hir-nin—my lord

Honeg—brother diminutive (a.k.a. little brother, also hawn-pen)

Iell-nin—my daughter

Im naer—I'm sad/sorry

Ion—son (pl. ionnath)

Ion-nin—my son

Le fael—You are generous-First used in ch 6, both Maetharanel's and Cundmaethor's response to Thranduil's compliments

Las-nin—my leaf

Las-pen—little leaf

Man agoreg?—What did you do? (Lt. What did [familiar] you do)

Man cerig?—What are you doing? (Lt. What are [familiar] you doing)

Mae athollen, hin-nin—Welcome back, my children-First used in ch 6, when Thranduil greets his children

Mae carnen—Well done-First used in ch 6, Thranduil's compliment to Cundmaethor

Mae g'ovannen, Adar.—Well met, Father.-First used in ch 6, Legolas' response to Thranduil's greeting

Mae tollen na mar, iell-nin—Welcome home, my daughter-First used in ch 6, Thranduil's greeting to Maetharanel

Mîr-nin—my jewel/treasure

Mîr-pen—little jewel/treasure

Muindor—(Dear) Brother

Muinthel—(Dear) Sister

Naneth—mother (Inf. Nana)

Na vedui!—At last!

Na van?- When?

Neth—sister

Nethig—sister diminutive (a.k.a little sister, also neth-pen)

Nimp-pen—small/frail one

No i Melain na le—May the Valar be with you

Oron—tree

Penneth—young/little one

Pin—little thing or mite

Prestad?—Is there trouble? (Lt. trouble)

Sîr-nin—my river

Sîr-pen—little river

Tithen-pen—Tiny one

Tolo sí!—Come here!

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