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Sindarin is a noun referring to one of the fictional Elvish languages created by J.R.R. Tolkien, particularly used in the world of Middle-earth
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- A constructed language, partly inspired by Welsh, spoken by certain elves and others in J. R. R. Tolkien's works.
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Finarfin was the Sindarin form of his name.
This is the second conceptual stage of Sindarin.
Their mother was a Sindarin lady of the North.
Tengwar is a script used by the elves to write in Quenya or Sindarin language.
Amrod is the Sindarin version of the name Ambarto.
This is the first conceptual stage of the Sindarin language.
The Sindarin word is Ithryn sing.
The number of attested verbs in Sindarin is actually small.
The known ancient cirth do not cover all the sounds of Sindarin.
Linguists disagree about how a simple Sindarin plural would be formed.
This was the second conceptual stage of the language which much later Tolkien called Sindarin.
The name of the valley is also given in Sindarin as Imrath Gondraich.
It provided the chief inspiration for the branch of his invented languages that yielded Sindarin.
The name was originally that of the Sindarin Elves who dwelt there.
Tengwar is the Elven script commonly used for writing in Quneya and Sindarin.
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Estel is the Sindarin word for Hope or Trust.
This hypothesis may be more consistent with Sindarin phonology.
Its name in Sindarin was i Drann.
Many of the mutations of Noldorin appear to be taken into Sindarin a few years later.
His name was a Sindarin form of his Quenya name Findecáno.
Tolkien wrote many pieces in Sindarin.
It differed from the Central Sindarin of Beleriand in many aspects.
The name Pelennor means fenced land in Sindarin.
Sindarin an Elven language.
Russian search engine Yandex has added the Elvish language of Sindarin to its online translator.
A smattering of Quenya and Sindarin poetry colors the pages of The Lord of the Rings.
The Silvan language was replaced by Sindarin.
Sindarin achieves that ideal, possessing both educational and aesthetic value.
Noldorin matured into Sindarin.
Eldar names are based on Sindarin names, as are the names in this generator.
Arwen knows only Sindarin.
Galadriel is a Sindarin name that she took when she came to Middle-Earth.
Their language is Sindarin.
Maedhros is a rendering into Sindarin of parts of his mother-name and epessë.
But Dark Elves would not use names that are legible in Gnomish or Sindarin.
Quenya and Sindarin.
North Sindarin was spoken by the Mithrim, the northernmost group of the Grey-elves.
Fortified, and sends Sindarin to help in the.
For this reason Tolkien speculated that " Galdor " was simply a common Sindarin name.
Unlike the largely agglutinative Quenya, Sindarin is mainly a fusional language with some analytic tendencies.
Tolkien himself left us a number of relatively substantial Quenya and Sindarin texts, mostly in verse.
Forodrim is Sindarin for " People of the North.
The word used in translation of Quenya urko, Sindarin orch is Orc.
Is Sindarin easier to speak than Quenya?
The name can be translated from Sindarin as ' blood of stone.
It differed from Amanian Quenya mostly in vocabulary, having some loanwords from Sindarin.
The name Calembel apparently is Sindarin and means " green enclosure.
Vinyamar's population was primarily Noldor, with a large influx of Sindarin Elves.
Yavanna 's name in Sindarin would be Ivan.
A series of steep hills at the west end of Eriador, called in Sindarin Emyn Beraid.
