lintienyanen nornen lyenna
ú quettaron, hwesto, ve senya
pananyen ara míne talelyar
periandi húre, níke Eldar,
illi olori i hirinyen
símanyo morne unquissen,
milye rávi, lotsi hloimie,
alcar lómea, silma lumbule,
astar yo ongwe yo áre yo sú
quilde ye sendave tópa ilú-
lisse loimar nainala maire
ilya ye ea ilya ye pene

íre ekkuivalye mí lóme
mí nixe mí naike nu lumbe
mályat mapear i lanne
eresse eresse eresse
limbar sírar yahtelyasse
yára osselyo oloire
yasse ríkal terkene i huine
ya halya i metta i apalúme
éli éli lamma sabakhthani
éli éli lambenya sakkanta sí

I am sure most of you have been following the discussion on elfling ongoing mostly between Jason and Travis (for those who have not the thread - although there had been other threads leading to it - starts with Helge's exposé at elfling message 34513). It is, I must say, a very civilised debate and I am certain it provokes thoughts in a lot of us trying to study Tolkien's languages.

Having a new place to live certainly has it's - admittedly very few - disadvantages, like the fact that our almighty computer now resides amongst a pile of boxes and bags containing our life, all the VTs and PEs and stuff peacefully sleeping under layers of cardboard and while it works and all, it does not exactly facilitate making longer posts or indeed - which would be more important at the end of the day - working on EldarinWiki (speaking of which, I see, we have a new contributor... Hail, Palatinus, and well met!)

Anyway, for the time being, until the dust settles here (and also over there on elfling...) here is a short translation, of Yeats, who else:

Omentuvalde noa. Inye úva tanome. Nánye úna.

Savin omentielda nauva ammára ar analassea.

Alye faina, meldor.

Well, VT49 is here, and what a goldmine it is. New and exciting concepts, words, paradigms, long-missing expressions. Practically purely Quenya, maybe the next issue will feature more Sindarin again...
No doubt also others who frequent this board receive it soon and we can discuss the possibilities, implications, variations and suppositions.

Minya Ellaireo, Laireo yesta, Anar enutúlie quanta viénen. Cennen fumellóti arinyasse sina, carni mottor imíca i salque. I lapattíva sí moina cenie ilye sinyessen, yanen nákar i salque ara i malle, anta nin ilaurea alasse.
Nai lemyuva i vanima lúme ter i otsolemetta!

Ulya. Atta aurillor yá, ulya. Nelye mirime auri, ú móto, ar ulya. Ulmo, hecat!

Aia nildor,

does anybody know of a comprehensive analysis - VT, mailing list, website etc. - of the poem Nebrachar in The Secret Vice?

EldarinWiki: it has reached 4000 pages... the progress has slowed to a crawl now, but the site is there and usable... I am proud.

No, this is not about birds, although it could be but I decided to take the word one step further and make it mean tuile-indo "spring-mood", an apt word for what has been residing in my mind for the past days.
For tuile enutúlie with a vengeance. May that it returns to this board also! We need it. We need atarquente, atrabeth again, sanwecoire, quetta-ohta.