VIDEO: Have names translated in Elvish

You can use the Internet Have your name translated into Elvish. It takes less than ten seconds and is very easy. Afterwards, exchange ideas in a Lord of the Rings fan forum about what other fans would be called in Elvish. You are sure to have a lot of fun.

Translate your own name into Elvish

First, go online with your computer.

1. You can find one on the Chriswetherell website Name generator. Names are automatically translated into Elvish here. You can then have your names translated.
2. Enter your first name and then your surname and click on "translate". Your name will already be displayed in Elvish.
3. Enter your name friends and find out what they would be called in Elvish. You can then also discuss what names would be called in Elvish in one of the many Lord of the Rings fan forums.


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Understanding Elvish as a language

Now that you've translated names in Elvish, your interest in learning Elvish and translating other words in Elvish must have grown.

• You should always know that there are two different languages ​​in Elvish. One language is called Sindarin and the second Quenya. There are other languages ​​as well, but their typeface is very difficult to learn. These are the two languages ​​that are also most likely to be written.
• Quenya is the Elven language that shaped Tolkien. This should be part of the culture of Middle-earth.
• Many years later, Syndarin replaced Quenya and Quenya was only known from written records. This language has many parallels to Latin. Understand Elvish as a language and have not only names translated into Elvish, but other terms as well.