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I was recently in a building, and someone wrote this on a table:
It seems to be Elvish. What does it translate to?
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I was recently in a building, and someone wrote this on a table:
It seems to be Elvish. What does it translate to?
tolkien-languages
asked 5 hours ago
StormblessedStormblessed
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"Clean me"....?
– Valorum
5 hours ago
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Strictly speaking, it's not Elvish, it's the Tengwar script.
– curiousdannii
2 hours ago
@curiousdannii makes an important point. If I wrote the characters sigma tau omega pi, I wouldn't have written the Greek for "stop".
– user888379
4 mins ago
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I was recently in a building, and someone wrote this on a table:
It seems to be Elvish. What does it translate to?
tolkien-languages
asked 5 hours ago
StormblessedStormblessed
2,5411939
I was recently in a building, and someone wrote this on a table:
It seems to be Elvish. What does it translate to?
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StormblessedStormblessed
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StormblessedStormblessed
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edited 45 mins ago
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StormblessedStormblessed
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asked 5 hours ago
StormblessedStormblessed
2,5411939
asked 5 hours ago
StormblessedStormblessed
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5
"Clean me"....?
– Valorum
5 hours ago
7
Strictly speaking, it's not Elvish, it's the Tengwar script.
– curiousdannii
2 hours ago
@curiousdannii makes an important point. If I wrote the characters sigma tau omega pi, I wouldn't have written the Greek for "stop".
– user888379
4 mins ago
add a comment |
5
"Clean me"....?
– Valorum
5 hours ago
7
Strictly speaking, it's not Elvish, it's the Tengwar script.
– curiousdannii
2 hours ago
@curiousdannii makes an important point. If I wrote the characters sigma tau omega pi, I wouldn't have written the Greek for "stop".
– user888379
4 mins ago
5
5
"Clean me"....?
– Valorum
5 hours ago
"Clean me"....?
– Valorum
5 hours ago
7
7
Strictly speaking, it's not Elvish, it's the Tengwar script.
– curiousdannii
2 hours ago
Strictly speaking, it's not Elvish, it's the Tengwar script.
– curiousdannii
2 hours ago
@curiousdannii makes an important point. If I wrote the characters sigma tau omega pi, I wouldn't have written the Greek for "stop".
– user888379
4 mins ago
@curiousdannii makes an important point. If I wrote the characters sigma tau omega pi, I wouldn't have written the Greek for "stop".
– user888379
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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I admit to little skill, but it appears to say approximately "stargazing."
[s][t+a][r][ng+a][z+i][n][ng] (Note that there is no simple "g" sound in Quenya.)
I ruled out Sindarin in favor of Quenya because Sindarin diphthongs place the vowel before the consonant, which would give "satragizng."
answered 4 hours ago
DavidWDavidW
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So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
3
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
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I admit to little skill, but it appears to say approximately "stargazing."
[s][t+a][r][ng+a][z+i][n][ng] (Note that there is no simple "g" sound in Quenya.)
I ruled out Sindarin in favor of Quenya because Sindarin diphthongs place the vowel before the consonant, which would give "satragizng."
answered 4 hours ago
DavidWDavidW
3,75011350
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So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
3
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
add a comment |
I admit to little skill, but it appears to say approximately "stargazing."
[s][t+a][r][ng+a][z+i][n][ng] (Note that there is no simple "g" sound in Quenya.)
I ruled out Sindarin in favor of Quenya because Sindarin diphthongs place the vowel before the consonant, which would give "satragizng."
answered 4 hours ago
DavidWDavidW
3,75011350
3
So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
3
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
add a comment |
I admit to little skill, but it appears to say approximately "stargazing."
[s][t+a][r][ng+a][z+i][n][ng] (Note that there is no simple "g" sound in Quenya.)
I ruled out Sindarin in favor of Quenya because Sindarin diphthongs place the vowel before the consonant, which would give "satragizng."
answered 4 hours ago
DavidWDavidW
3,75011350
I admit to little skill, but it appears to say approximately "stargazing."
[s][t+a][r][ng+a][z+i][n][ng] (Note that there is no simple "g" sound in Quenya.)
I ruled out Sindarin in favor of Quenya because Sindarin diphthongs place the vowel before the consonant, which would give "satragizng."
answered 4 hours ago
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So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
3
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
add a comment |
3
So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
3
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
3
3
So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
So English then I guess.
– ibid
2 hours ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
@ibid Remember that the runes and Tengwar in the title pages were all transliterated English.
– Spencer
1 hour ago
3
3
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
Specifically, it looks like it's English written in the Tengwar script using the Quenya mode (as opposed to actual Quenya written in the Tengwar script).
– Mark
1 hour ago
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"Clean me"....?
– Valorum
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Strictly speaking, it's not Elvish, it's the Tengwar script.
– curiousdannii
2 hours ago
@curiousdannii makes an important point. If I wrote the characters sigma tau omega pi, I wouldn't have written the Greek for "stop".
– user888379
4 mins ago