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| DISCLAIMER and bibliography - Please note that all Elvish words and phrases are the original work of professor J.R.R. Tolkien and are used on this site without official permission. - The sound clips and images from the films are copyright New Line Cinema and also displayed here without official permission. - The art work displayed at the Written Speech section is copyright Alan Lee and scanned without permission from my own copy of The Lord of the Rings edition illustrated by Lee. Bibliography of material used for the creation of this site: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, (illustrated by Alan Lee), HarperCollins Publishers, London 1991 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion (edited by Christopher Tolkien), HarperCollins Publishers, London 1999 David Day, A Guide to Tolkien, Chancellor Press, London 2001 The Fellowship of the Ring Special Extended DVD edition, directed by Peter Jackson, distributed by New Line Cinema, A-film, 2002 The Tolkien Society official website. The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship webite (see link above). Tengwar und ihre Verwendung website. If there should be any problems concerning copyright or other issues, I can be contacted by e-mail. |
| LINKS to other Elvish linguistic sites First I must emphasize that this site is not meant to be a thorough lexicon, grammar survery or dictionary of Sindarin and Quenya. My interest in the Elvish tongues has originated mostly from the fact that I am a student of the ancient Greek and Latin languages. I have found out many interesting similarities between Greek, Latin and especially Sindarin, but I have not created this site as the work of a sholar. This is the work of a fan and should be considered as such. For the visitor who wishes to find out more depth and detail of Sindarin and Quenya grammar, however, I have selected some excellent websites that provide dictionaries and grammar surverys of either or both tongues: - The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship This wonderful community of people who endeavour to master the Elvish tongues provides an amazing website where you can find all resources and links you need when you strive for knowledge of either Quenya or Sindarin! * * * * * - Ardalambion This is a fantastic website that covers nearly every grammatical aspect of the Tongues of Arda. You will find surveys, analyses, background information and even lesson material for both Sindarin and Quenya! A must visit! * * * * * - Tel Mithrim Language Resources At these pages of the Grey Company Elven site, you can find complete dictionaries of the Elven tongues, as well as Tengar fronts to download. Very professional! * * * * * - Tyalie Tyelellieva This translates, more or less, as the games of the Elves who have come to perfect their music and poetry. This site and related projects are intended to encourage ans assist people in learning to speak, read and write the Elvish languages. * * * * - University of Oregon At this site you can find many articles and resources about the Elvish languages of Tolkien as studied and taught at the University of Oregon. Provides many good links and front downloads, as well. * * * * - Elvish Dialog List A very clear site with grammar explanation of the Elvish dialog appearing in Peter Jackson s movie trilogy. * * * |
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