I know some buddys who have met a few nice honey's off of this kind of thing
(here is the place they used: http://www.unbelievablejoy.info/bohq , but what do
ya think? I think it is mad cool from what I saw at my buddy’s house, and iam
thinking of signing up later today. Basically it's a regular personalssite, but
with an instant message and Web.cams system built in. Basically you join their
chat-room on their site it gives you a link to those people online in the
chat-room, their location, their picture, etc and at one touch you can start
chatting to them over Web.cam (even if you don't have one). Pretty nifty stuff I
think!

who here spent last weekend alone? *raises hand*. pretty sad huh, anyway, who
here has plans this weekend *raises hand* :) :). Who here, wants to know how
someone like me who has trouble gettin ladies got hooked up this weekend?    
Well, check it out http://www.chatanytimesevendays.info/pmif my new favorite
place on the net! Enjoy fella's (and girlies too)

I know some buddys who have met a few nice honey's off of this kind of thing
(here is the place they used: http://www.chatanytimesevendays.info/gyhj , but
what do ya think? I think it is mad cool from what I saw at my buddy’s house,
and iam thinking of signing up later today. Basically it's a regular
personalssite, but with an instant message and Webcams system built in.
Basically you join their chat-room on their site it gives you a link to those
people online in the chat-room, their location, their picture, etc and at one
click you can start chatting to them over Webcam (even if you don't have one).
Pretty nifty stuff I think!

but wtf does financing and personals have to do with qwenya?

anthony-

since this group is not private, anyone can get on and "advertise".  These
junk mailers have joined the group and sent personals, financing, and drug
adds to as many groups as they can.  The only way to stop it is to create a
private group or kick them out (in which case they create a new ID next week
and do it again)

///c

----Original Message Follows----
From: "anthony adams" <jaredmoreau@...>
Reply-To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [quenya] excuse me
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 10:34:04 -0000

but wtf does financing and personals have to do with qwenya?

anthony-

since this group is not private, anyone can get on and "advertise".  These
junk mailers have joined the group and sent personals, financing, and drug
adds to as many groups as they can.  The only way to stop it is to create a
private group or kick them out (in which case they create a new ID next week
and do it again)

///c

----Original Message Follows----
From: "anthony adams" <jaredmoreau@...>
Reply-To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [quenya] excuse me
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 10:34:04 -0000

but wtf does financing and personals have to do with qwenya?

see the tree: 	 į cenė i alda.
The tree is tall:  i alda nį halla
see the tall tree:  į cenė i halla alda
see the elf: 	 į cenė i elda
the elf is in the tree: i elda nį aldasse
the elf has a bow:  i elda harya cś
see the orc: 	 į cenė i urco
the elf kills the orc:  i elda mįca i urco
the orc is dead:  i urco nį qualin
praise the elf:  į laita i elda

Hi,
I am Burcu, from Turkey. This term I have been attending to
comparative lingüusitics course in my college here, and this will be
the first time that a student will talk about an artificial language.
My instructor expects a lot from me! :-)
I have decided to lecture on Quenya and wondered whether you have any
records about the language. I have found an mp3, Tolkien reading a
poem, but not more than it :(
Would you like to help me with my project by just posting a few
records or site names where I can download interesting audio-visual
things related to the topic?
Many thanx.

for sound clips you might try the Ardalambion website:

http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/

towards the bottom, there is a link titled Elvish Pronounciation Guide.
these have been the only sound recordings I have found besides the Tolkien
poem recital you mentioned earlier.

also you might try

www.council-of-elrond.com
or the elfling yahoo group.

good luck with your project...

///cwaner

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From: "burcuzor" <burcuzor@...>
Reply-To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [quenya] About Quenya
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:02:40 -0000

Hi,
I am Burcu, from Turkey. This term I have been attending to
comparative lingüusitics course in my college here, and this will be
the first time that a student will talk about an artificial language.
My instructor expects a lot from me! :-)
I have decided to lecture on Quenya and wondered whether you have any
records about the language. I have found an mp3, Tolkien reading a
poem, but not more than it :(
Would you like to help me with my project by just posting a few
records or site names where I can download interesting audio-visual
things related to the topic?
Many thanx.

Hi,
I am Burcu, from Turkey. This term I have been attending to
comparative lingüusitics course in my college here, and this will be
the first time that a student will talk about an artificial language.
My instructor expects a lot from me! :-)
I have decided to lecture on Quenya and wondered whether you have any
records about the language. I have found an mp3, Tolkien reading a
poem, but not more than it :(
Would you like to help me with my project by just posting a few
records or site names where I can download interesting audio-visual
things related to the topic?
Many thanx.

Burcu-

If I were a student linguist, I would love to hear a lecture on Quenya or an
"artificial" language.  Just because the language is "artificial" does not
mean it is not important.  Take Espanoza (sp?) for example, it is a made up
language but is now spoken by many people and has evolved over the years
much the way a real language does.

You could also try a Sindarin and Quenya mix which would be called "Elvish"
but as Nathan said there are many abscure rules and the language is
"unfinished" for lack of a better term.  Also, new information is released
by the Tolkien estate every month, that supports, or totally changes what
rules are in place.  You can use clips from the "Lord of the Rings Movies"
There are plenty of clips in the extended versions that would make for an
interesting speech.

If you feel unconfortable about Quenya or Sindarin you might try going to
google.com and type conlang for more "CONstructed LANGuages"

///chris

----Original Message Follows----
From: Burcu ZOR <burcuzor@...>
Reply-To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
To: quenya@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [quenya] About Quenya
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 00:36:42 -0700 (PDT)

Dear Nathan and Chris;

    Thanks for your help. As I have mentioned before, I am attending the
Comperative Linguistics course. In this course, each student is expected to
choose a language, and prepare a 45' presentation on that language. We are
to talk about its case, tenses, verbs, etc. Actually what I have been
looking for exists in the great source that you have written. Thank u :-)

    My concern is that the students may not be as much interested as I am on
this topic. That is why, I will have to keep it very simple, which makes my
job more difficult because it is really hard to make it in a simple way.
Therefore, I got to find audio-visual aids to make my presentation more
attractive. Aren't there any sources expect the Dr.Tolkien's poem on net? A
song or a video or a dialogue? (Can you pronounce it accurately by the way?
It reaally seems difficult.)  Can I also find that poem's English
translation? Do you think I should really present Quenya or Sindarin or
should I change my topic to any other language? The fact that everyone wants
to learn some about the language that they can use makes me disappointed.
Most of them think that Quenya, Sindarin or any other artificial languages,
in the linguistics sense, (since I will become a linguist :) are of no use.
I just want to present a thing that even our instructor does not know, so
that I will really be
   able to teach something.

    Thanks again for your help,
    Burcu




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Dear Nathan and Chris;

 

Thanks for your help. As I have mentioned before, I am attending the Comperative Linguistics course. In this course, each student is expected to choose a language, and prepare a 45' presentation on that language. We are to talk about its case, tenses, verbs, etc. Actually what I have been looking for exists in the great source that you have written. Thank u :-)

 

My concern is that the students may not be as much interested as I am on this topic. That is why, I will have to keep it very simple, which makes my job more difficult because it is really hard to make it in a simple way. Therefore, I got to find audio-visual aids to make my presentation more attractive. Aren't there any sources expect the Dr.Tolkien's poem on net? A song or a video or a dialogue? (Can you pronounce it accurately by the way? It reaally seems difficult.)  Can I also find that poem's English translation? Do you think I should really present Quenya or Sindarin or should I change my topic to any other language? The fact that everyone wants to learn some about the language that they can use makes me disappointed. Most of them think that Quenya, Sindarin or any other artificial languages, in the linguistics sense, (since I will become a linguist :) are of no use. I just want to present a thing that even our instructor does not know, so that I will really be able to teach something.

 

Thanks again for your help,

Burcu

 

 

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--- On Fri 04/14, Burcu ZOR < burcuzor@... > wrote:

> audio-visual aids to make my presentation more attractive. Aren't there any
sources expect the Dr.Tolkien's poem on net? A song or a video or a dialogue?


There are a fair number of audio files with people reading Quenya, though.  A
good place to start is
<http://petrisamueltikka.tripod.com/>  It has several relatively short audio
files (Alcar, Firiel's Song, and Namarie are Quenya) and links to several other
sites with audio files.

If you're looking for something to _really_ take up time, there's a 9 minute 15
second Quenya reading here <http://www.lambion-ardava.net/Katharina/Elessar.mp3>
(the Quenya text she is reading is on this page
<http://www.alissonrveldhuis.com/JRRT_languages.html>. It's a translation of
part of Tolkien's "Unfinished Tales").

Also, if you check the [relatively recent] archives of the elfling list, there
were lots of posts about audio files and comments on them.


There are also lots of songs in Quenya and Sindarin on the internet (though on
some of them, the pronounciation is pretty far off).  I'll post some titles and
links in another message.

>Can I also find that poem's  English translation?

There an English translation here: <http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/namarie.htm>

Hope this is helpful.
Good luck with your presentation.
Christine


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Hi, everyone.
I've been trying to locate Quenya music on the web.  Here are the recordings
that I've found so far. Please let me know if you have other links or find any
mistakes here.

Thanks.
Christine


various versions of "Namįrie":
1 http://perso.wanadoo.fr/eleidan82/Aijin/
JRRTolkien-AijinHidelias-Namarie.mp3
2 http://www.kulichki.com/tolkien/kaminzal/music.html#telenis ("Namįrie ")
3 http://poetspol.web4u.cz/down.htm "Ai Laurie Lantar"
4 http://www.moundmusic.com/tolkien2.mp3
5 http://destiny-hikari.net/music.htm ("Eldamar")
6 http://www.myrddin.it/  ("Lady Galdriel/Namįrie" from the CD "Il Drago")
7 http://elf-legolas.narod.ru/mult/namarie.mp3
(http://starpeople.narod.ru/music2.htm#4 "Namarie")


Other Songs in Quenya:
1 http://home.agh.edu.pl/~evermind/muzyka1/ninqueldan.mp3
(http://www.elvish.org/gwaith/j_butler_2.htm#new "Ninqueldan")
2  http://destiny-hikari.net/music.htm ("Lórelinde Maranwe")
3-4 http://users.skynet.be/am270205/elril/mymusic.htm ("Eldalindale","Tulya ni
cuivienna")
5-6 http://www.kulichki.com/tolkien/kaminzal/music.html#telenis ("Ondolinde",
"Laitalindale")
7 http://elf-legolas.narod.ru/mult/mmhf.mp3  
(http://starpeople.narod.ru/music3.htm "Pella Hķsie" the first half is Quenya)
8 http://www.muzona.ru/people/marta/Nirnaeth.mp3
(http://starpeople.narod.ru/music2.htm#5 "Nirnaeth an Mithrandir";Quenya and
Sindarin)


Some Quenya (a couple of phrases):
1-2 http://destiny-hikari.net/music.htm (mostly English, "Leryanelyen" and
"Amaranth")
3 http://www.kulichki.com/tolkien/kaminzal/music.html#telenis (mostly Russian
(?), "Ni auta Numenna")



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--- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "C Masuoka" wrote:

> Please let me know if you have other links or find any mistakes here.

I've got some things to add (not only Quenya, I hope you'll forgive me):

http://wwweb-library.net/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=3D4684
Here you can find my latest (and for the first time professional)
recordings of "I Nennin" (Sindarin by Thorsten Renk, the text as well
as the first version of the song can be found on his site:
http://www.phy.duke.edu/~trenk/elvish/) and "Lassi Vanuai" (Telerin by
Thorsten - the text is to be found on his site as well).
Furthermore a new recording of "Laer o Heithel"; the original is a
Russian song by Marta Maj, Sindarin translation by Roman Rausch and
myself. We didn't publish the text anywhere yet, still hoping someone
would try to understand it by listening ;-)

A few other songs in Quenya and Sindarin sung by me are as well on
Thorsten Renk's site and the German site Lambion Ardava
(http://www.lambion-ardava.de/Lieder/Liedindex.htm), but all of them
are very bad recordings - I like the new ones better ;-)

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Thanks for the links, Katharina!

You have a pretty voice (singing and speaking).  I especially like the melody 
and layers of voices in "Lassi Vanuai" and the reading of "I Elessar" (That is
you reading, isn't it?).

--- On Thu 04/20, Katharina Golz < katharina.golz@... > wrote:

>I've got some things to add (not only Quenya, I hope you'll forgive me):

Language doesn't really matter.  I've also been trying to find songs in other
Tolkien languages, but, since this is the Quenya group (and because I was short
on time), I only posted links to Quenya songs.

>http://wwweb-library.net/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=3D4684

I'm not sure why, but that link didn't work for me.  Is this
<http://wwweb-library.net/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=4684> the same page?

>Furthermore a new recording of "Laer o Heithel"; the original is a
Russian song by Marta Maj, Sindarin translation by Roman Rausch and
myself. We didn't publish the text anywhere yet, still hoping someone
would try to understand it by listening ;-)

I tried but could only catch a few words. I can only understand Sindarin when
looking at the lyrics with the help of a dictionary and lenition charts.

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no, im not looking for better sex. im loking for comunication skills,
particularly quenya. if anyone wants to help me practice conversing
either through email or yim. though at this point i have a VERY limited
vocabulary

> I especially like the melody  and layers of voices in "Lassi Vanuai"

Well, I also do ;-) The melody for "Lassi Vanuai" I didn't make up
myself; it's an Indian [i.e. native American]-inspired melody, but I
thought it might fit Thorsten's text.

>  and the reading of "I Elessar" (That is you reading, isn't it?).

Yes, I translated and read that piece.

> >http://wwweb-library.net/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=3D4684
>
> I'm not sure why, but that link didn't work for me.  Is this
> <http://wwweb-library.net/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=4684> the same
> page?

Oops sorry, yes, that's the same - since you found the links to download
the songs, it finally must be ;-)

Katharina

ok, this time we're going to learn a few new words in addition to
the
ones i mentioned before.

words from last time are...
horse: rocco
horses: roccor
bear: morco
bears: morcor
fox: rusco
foxes: rusqui (i was corrected on this one by mary)

your new words are...
the: i
those: tanė
that: tana
these: sinė
this: sina
and: ar

i'll give you time to work with these new words, just take your time
and see how many ways you can combine them

the horse and the fox: i rocco ar i rusco
those bears: tanė morcor
that horse and this bear: tana rocco ar sina morco
these foxes:sinė rusqui

you will notice all these words follow english grammar. go ahead and
play with the words.
personaly, my comprehention has always been greater than my knowledge
of specifics, thats why im making this as intuitive as posible.

sorry i didnt have time to find new words for you so for now just
read so you get an understanding of what we have so far.

horse: rocco
horses: roccor
bear: morco
bears: morcor
fox: rusco
foxes: rusqui

the: i
those: tanė
that: tana
these: sinė
this: sina
and: ar

the horse and the fox: i rocco ar i rusco
those bears: tanė morcor
that horse and this bear: tana rocco ar sina morco
these foxes: sinė rusqui
those horses and the fox: tanė roccor ar i rusco
this bear and these foxes: sina morco ar sinė rusqui
that horse: tana rocco
the bears: i morcor
these horses and bears: sinė roccor ar morcor
horses and foxes and bears: roccor ar rusqui ar morcor
that bear and this bear: tana morco ar sina morco
the fox: i rusco
this bear and those horses: sina morco ar tanė roccor
those foxes and these bears: tanė rusqui ar sinė morcor
the horse and [a] fox: i rocco ar rusco
bears and [a] horse: morcor ar rocco
this horse and these foxes: sina rocco ar sinė rusqui
that fox and this fox: tana rusco ar sina rusco
the fox and the bear: i rusco ar i morco
those horses and these foxes: tanė roccor ar sinė rusqui

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Wow this is pretty cool as I've done little exerices like this on my
own but I've never found a group interested in this.  I'm curious,
what do you use as your primary source for the Quenya pronouns you've
used in this demonstration?

Thanks,
Brandon

--- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "anthony adams" <jaredmoreau@...> wrote:
>
> sorry i didnt have time to find new words for you so for now just
> read so you get an understanding of what we have so far.
>
> horse: rocco
> horses: roccor
> bear: morco
> bears: morcor
> fox: rusco
> foxes: rusqui
>
> the: i
> those: tanė
> that: tana
> these: sinė
> this: sina
> and: ar
>
> the horse and the fox: i rocco ar i rusco
> those bears: tanė morcor
> that horse and this bear: tana rocco ar sina morco
> these foxes: sinė rusqui
> those horses and the fox: tanė roccor ar i rusco
> this bear and these foxes: sina morco ar sinė rusqui
> that horse: tana rocco
> the bears: i morcor
> these horses and bears: sinė roccor ar morcor
> horses and foxes and bears: roccor ar rusqui ar morcor
> that bear and this bear: tana morco ar sina morco
> the fox: i rusco
> this bear and those horses: sina morco ar tanė roccor
> those foxes and these bears: tanė rusqui ar sinė morcor
> the horse and [a] fox: i rocco ar rusco
> bears and [a] horse: morcor ar rocco
> this horse and these foxes: sina rocco ar sinė rusqui
> that fox and this fox: tana rusco ar sina rusco
> the fox and the bear: i rusco ar i morco
> those horses and these foxes: tanė roccor ar sinė rusqui
>

im not using any pronouns in this thread, only straight nouns. all
the words i got from ardalambion and other online people. if you see
me on feel free to im me anytime.
my quenya name is fenumendil.

--- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "Brandon Minton" <oromendil@...> wrote:
>
> Wow this is pretty cool as I've done little exerices like this on my
> own but I've never found a group interested in this.  I'm curious,
> what do you use as your primary source for the Quenya pronouns
you've
> used in this demonstration?
>
> Thanks,
> Brandon
>
> --- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "anthony adams" <jaredmoreau@> wrote:
> >
> > sorry i didnt have time to find new words for you so for now just
> > read so you get an understanding of what we have so far.
> >
> > horse: rocco
> > horses: roccor
> > bear: morco
> > bears: morcor
> > fox: rusco
> > foxes: rusqui
> >
> > the: i
> > those: tanė
> > that: tana
> > these: sinė
> > this: sina
> > and: ar
> >
> > the horse and the fox: i rocco ar i rusco
> > those bears: tanė morcor
> > that horse and this bear: tana rocco ar sina morco
> > these foxes: sinė rusqui
> > those horses and the fox: tanė roccor ar i rusco
> > this bear and these foxes: sina morco ar sinė rusqui
> > that horse: tana rocco
> > the bears: i morcor
> > these horses and bears: sinė roccor ar morcor
> > horses and foxes and bears: roccor ar rusqui ar morcor
> > that bear and this bear: tana morco ar sina morco
> > the fox: i rusco
> > this bear and those horses: sina morco ar tanė roccor
> > those foxes and these bears: tanė rusqui ar sinė morcor
> > the horse and [a] fox: i rocco ar rusco
> > bears and [a] horse: morcor ar rocco
> > this horse and these foxes: sina rocco ar sinė rusqui
> > that fox and this fox: tana rusco ar sina rusco
> > the fox and the bear: i rusco ar i morco
> > those horses and these foxes: tanė roccor ar sinė rusqui
> >
>

"this", "that"  etc. are pronouns, demonstrative
pronouns

shine on,

Atwe

--- anthony adams <jaredmoreau@...> wrote:

> im not using any pronouns in this thread, only
> straight nouns. all
> the words i got from ardalambion and other online
> people. if you see
> me on feel free to im me anytime.
> my quenya name is fenumendil.
>
> --- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "Brandon Minton"
> <oromendil@...> wrote:
> >
> > Wow this is pretty cool as I've done little
> exerices like this on my
> > own but I've never found a group interested in
> this.  I'm curious,
> > what do you use as your primary source for the
> Quenya pronouns
> you've
> > used in this demonstration?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Brandon
> >
> > --- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "anthony adams"
> <jaredmoreau@> wrote:
> > >
> > > sorry i didnt have time to find new words for
> you so for now just
> > > read so you get an understanding of what we have
> so far.
> > >
> > > horse: rocco
> > > horses: roccor
> > > bear: morco
> > > bears: morcor
> > > fox: rusco
> > > foxes: rusqui
> > >
> > > the: i
> > > those: tanļæ½
> > > that: tana
> > > these: sinļæ½
> > > this: sina
> > > and: ar


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rocco=horse
roccor=horses
elda=elf
eldar=elves
eldalie=(an) elvish race
rusco=fox
rusqui=foxes
morco=bear
morcor=bears
aiya=hello
namįriė=farewell
mól=slave
tįri=queen
alda=tree
halla=tall
i=the
essenya=my name is
lócė=dragon(bad)
fenumė=dragon(western, not bad)
mandos=anubis
parma=book
calma=lamp
malta=gold(what kind?)
vala=divinity
ninque=white
hellinilė=violet(flower)
numen=west
romen=east
arda=realm
minė=one
ar=and
nį=is, yes
lį=no, (is not?)
harma=treasure (any kind?)
quessė=feather
ando=gate (any kind?)

oh sorry i didnt know that. i droped out of english.

--- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, Atwe <percival64@...> wrote:
>
> "this", "that"  etc. are pronouns, demonstrative
> pronouns
>
> shine on,
>
> Atwe
>
> --- anthony adams <jaredmoreau@...> wrote:
>
> > im not using any pronouns in this thread, only
> > straight nouns. all
> > the words i got from ardalambion and other online
> > people. if you see
> > me on feel free to im me anytime.
> > my quenya name is fenumendil.
> >
> > --- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "Brandon Minton"
> > <oromendil@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Wow this is pretty cool as I've done little
> > exerices like this on my
> > > own but I've never found a group interested in
> > this.  I'm curious,
> > > what do you use as your primary source for the
> > Quenya pronouns
> > you've
> > > used in this demonstration?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Brandon
> > >
> > > --- In quenya@yahoogroups.com, "anthony adams"
> > <jaredmoreau@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > sorry i didnt have time to find new words for
> > you so for now just
> > > > read so you get an understanding of what we have
> > so far.
> > > >
> > > > horse: rocco
> > > > horses: roccor
> > > > bear: morco
> > > > bears: morcor
> > > > fox: rusco
> > > > foxes: rusqui
> > > >
> > > > the: i
> > > > those: tanļæ½
> > > > that: tana
> > > > these: sinļæ½
> > > > this: sina
> > > > and: ar
>
>
> Thomas Ferencz
>
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rocco=horse
roccor=horses
elda=elf
eldar=elves
eldalie=(an) elvish race
rusco=fox
rusqui=foxes
morco=bear
morcor=bears
aiya=hello
namįriė=farewell
mól=slave
tįri=queen
alda=tree
halla=tall
i=the
essenya=my name is
lócė=dragon(bad)
fenumė=dragon(western, not bad)
mandos=anubis
parma=book
calma=lamp
malta=gold(what kind?)
vala=divinity
ninque=white
hellinilė=violet(flower)
numen=west
romen=east
arda=realm
minė=one
ar=and
nį=is, yes
lį=no, (is not?)
harma=treasure (any kind?)
quessė=feather
ando=gate (any kind?)

i have discovered that alt codes work for posts like this one, useful
for quenya and any language that uses accents or diereses.

to make the letters you will need to have the number lock on and use
the alt key with the number pad for this to work. as follws:

alt+160=į
alt+130=é
alt+161=ķ
alt+162=ó
alt+163=ś
and
alt+137=ė