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[xereo]

i have seen my name in chinese and i wanted know my name in other lenguages that elvish and theis mitology.
you see your name in http://www.chriswetherell.com/elf/
they said that my name is:Líndal Mithrandír
and yours?

[Saint_Michael]

just cause it's different then the normal name meanings I will post it Amras Ancalimë. <---now what is that that is one funky name sounds just a bit *happy*, but hey I'm no expert in the elvish langauge.

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[rvalkass]

My elvish name comes out as Eöl Calafalas. My surnames a bit of a tongue twister! I also tried putting my elvish name in, to get a "double elvish" name, which was Elessar Elendil.

[Spectre]

Interesting. He states in the FAQ that it only operates on the first and last letters of your name and somehow works out the 'Elvish' name based on that (not being a huge fan of LOTR - I do enjoy the books and films, but I'm fanatical about little - I don't really know/care about all that is Elvish). So whereas the rest of us sit around Googling our own names in our spare time, Google employees sit around creating name generators in theirs.

[devildude93]

Cool! My name in elvish is "Elessar Tîwele" which sounds really cool

[electriic ink]

Apparently my elf name is Angrod Melwasúl. Interesting. Anyone have any idea how a ú would be pronounced?

edit: lol, accidently put my name in the FEMALE box. changed

Edited by cmatcmextra, 06 November 2005 - 03:19 PM.

[Sprnknwn]

Hahaha, my name is Círdan Sindanárië. Very funny thing.

I think that an "ú" should be pronounced lika a normal "u" but that accent means that you have to meke that syllable stronger than the others. Or that way is how we pronnounce it in Spain... dunno about the elves.

[Becca]

My name is Séreméla Mithrandír.. we have the same last name.. Maybe we're related in the Elf world

Can I just ask what is your last name?? Mine is LIU

Sprnknwn, on Nov 6 2005, 07:02 PM, said:

Hahaha, my name is Círdan Sindanárië. Very funny thing.

I think that an "ú" should be pronounced lika a normal "u" but that accent means that you have to meke that syllable stronger than the others. Or that way is how we pronnounce it in Spain... dunno about the elves. 

Nope.. in french.. it means the sound goes up when you say the U sound. like

[iGuest]

Replying to Becca
Well actually the "�" is pronounced as oo. My name is eruaphadion elensar.


-reply by chris

[iGuest]

I'm not sure that translator is correct. If you go by the meaning of my name(Hannah) which is "Favour" or "Grace" my name would translate into Eruanna. But by this translator its Nellas which has nothing to do with my namesake.-reply by Hannah