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Post by MirkwoodArcher on Feb 17, 2004 12:11:13 GMT
Sindarin Plurals.
Instead of adding s to words to make them plural,Sindarin changes the vowels within the word. The final syllable of the word changes differently from all other syllables. The changes are as follows:
All Syllables Except the Last One.
a becomes e e remains e i remains i o becomes e u becomes y ae, ai, ei and ui remain the same. au becomes oe
Last Syllable
a becomes ai ar becomes er ang becomes eng alph becomes eilph e becomes i (keep any accents above the letter) ie becomes i i remains i o becomes y (keep any accents above the letter) io becomes y u becomes y ú becomes ui y remains y ae, ai, ei and ui remain the same. au becomes oe
Examples. sabar delved mine becomes sebair delved mines adan man becomes edain men dineth bride becomes dinith brides ecthel spear point becomes ecthil spear points salab herb becomes selaib herbs gador dungeon becomes gedyr dungeons hûb harbour/haven becomes huib harbours/havens galadh tree becomes gelaidh trees imlad narrow valley becomes imlaid narrow valleys narn tale becomes nern tales tulus poplar becomes tylys poplars garth fortress becomes gerth fortresses naergon lament becomes naergyn laments orch orc becomes yrch orcs ranc arm becomes rainc arms tang bowstring becomes teng bowstrings
Exceptions doron oak becomes deren oaks rochben rider becomes rochbin riders
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Post by Simbelmyne on Feb 17, 2004 14:38:37 GMT
A question...what about words that end in ë. Does that ë then become ϊ?
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Post by MirkwoodArcher on Feb 17, 2004 15:05:14 GMT
In Sindarin, words don't end with ë
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Post by Simbelmyne on Feb 17, 2004 15:23:05 GMT
Oops, me getting confused with Quenya I wondered if that was the problem...
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