The Elvish Name Generator

Générateur de nom Deux générateurs de noms aléatoires à disposition. Vous souhaitez trouver un nom d'avatar pour un jeu, un forum ou autre ? Vous écrivez une histoire, un scénario ou bien un livre, et certains personnages ou certains lieux n'ont pas encore de nom ? Malgré tous vos efforts et votre imagination débordante, vous n'arrivez pas à leur en trouver un ? Voici deux petits gadgets, sans prétention, qui peuvent vous aider. Amusez-vous avec ces générateurs de noms aléatoires ! Ces deux générateurs sont simples d'utilisation et totalement gratuits. Les résultats de ces deux générateurs s'affichent en bas de cette page. Petite remarque : Vous pouvez utiliser les noms générés comme bon vous semble, sans aucune obligation envers moi. Premier générateur de nom : aléatoire total. Attention ! Choisir un début et une fin pour un nom n'est pas obligatoire, mais en général, donne de meilleurs résultats. Deuxième générateur de nom : aléatoire partiel Résultat du générateur de noms aléatoires :

Facts and Chicks The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship Serendipity Comics, Quizzes, and Stories Tengwar (Elvish) alphabet Origin J.R.R. Tolkien created many languages throughout his life. Tolkien also created a number of different alphabets to write his languages - Tengwar, or Feanorian letters, is the one which appears most frequently in his work. Notable features Written from left to right in horizontal lines. Used to write A number of different languages of Middle-Earth, such as: Quenya, Qenya or High-Elven, the most prominent language of the Amanya branch of the Elvish language family. Sindarin, the language of the Grey-elves or Sindar. Sylvan, Westron, etc Tengwar can also be used to write English, Welsh, Scottish Gaelic, Spanish, Swedish, Polish, Esperanto and a variety of other languages. Quenya mode Consonants Sindarin mode Vowels (same for Quenya and Sindarin modes) Vowel placement Extra Tengwar These letters are used for Tolkien's other languages, such as Black Speech, and also in English mode. Punctuation marks Numerals Tengwar numerals are written from right to left. Pronunciation of Quenya Transliteration

Holytaco Write Your Name in Elvish in Ten Minutes Write Your Name in Elvish in Ten Minutes You want to write your name in Elvish, but every place you go seems to make it harder than it ought to be. Elvish writing looks beautiful and mysterious, but does it really have to be impossible to understand? Why doesn't somebody just spell out the alphabet so you can simply substitute the letters and get straight to the result? That's exactly what I've done here. Here's the alphabet. That's it. Generally the vowels go above the consonants, but sometimes, in the case of Y and silent E, they go below. The straight line underneath is just one way to make one character do the work of two. The line above a consonant means that a nasal N or M precedes the consonant in question. Here's one last example with two different letter combinations. I am often asked how to handle double vowel situations. That's all you need to get started. Please be aware that there are many ways to write English words in Elvish. Good luck! Ned Gulley Want an Elvish tattoo?