Welcome!

(I suppose I can say that, having been here longer than a week . . . )

Congratulations!


~ No vain i-edinor lín a no i Eru le eliatha a chain os le! ~

Well, to keep this conversation going: Túlon forn e Minhiriath; orathrannen i-Varaduin oer tâd io. Mas gwaethan aen i im govenithan aen i-yrch ir anglennar? Translation follows: ~ I am coming north from Minhiriath; I crossed over the Baranduin two days ago. Where might I go that I may meet the orc...

Hello, all! I'm pleased to make the acquaintance of fellow Lord of the Rings enthusiasts! While I don't have any costumes or equipment, the Rangers have always been some of my favorite characters from Middle Earth. One of my biggest disappointments with the movies was that they replaced the Rangers ...

Welcome to the forum, I should say. I'm always excited to meet another Sindarin enthusiast. Feel free to introduce yourself in the "general forum stuff" forum. :) I'm intrigued by your name. Eru (the One) + heb (some derivative of the verb hebi- "to keep")? Am I close? What mean...

Here is how I would have translated your intended meaning into Sindarin. I'll combine the explanation of my translation with a critique of yours. Aphannen i yrch annui uin Ettenmoors na i emyn Evendim forn Fornost, a harn athar i felais annui ael Evendim. Thiar anglennad Michel Delving. I followed ...