Sindarin Phrases pt. 1

Athon/Athof

Yes, I will/Yes, we will

U (oo)

No (also not, depending on context)

Te **u** edlon

He is **not** a stranger

Baw

No (reprimand)

Len suilon

I greet you (formal)

Mae l’ovannen

Well met (formal)

Man i eneth lin?

What is your name? (formal)

A len?

and you \[are\]? (formal)

Le mael?

Are you well/ How are you? (formal)

Gellon len covad

I rejoice to meet you (formal)

Le maedol hi

You are welcome here (formal)

Ai!

Hail! (greeting)

Galu

Hello/goodbye (like how ciao is used)

Nathlo

welcome

Na Vedui

at last

Suil/Suilad

greetings

Harthon ad govatham

I hope we will meet again

Novaer

farewell

Gin suilon

I greet you (informal)

Mae govannen

well met (informal)

Gellon gin covad

I rejoice to meet you (informal)

Ci maedol hi

You are welcome here (informal)

A gi?

And you are? (informal)

Man i eneth gin?

What is your name? (informal)

Ci mael?

How are you? (informal)

I eneth nin…

my name is…

I eneth din…

His/her name is…

Im …eston

I call myself…

Se…

This is…

Te…

He/She/It is…

Ti…

They are…

Goheno nin, penin rin i eneth lin

I’m sorry, I forgot your name

Lin/len/le

You (formal)

Gin/gi

you (informal)

eneth

name

ach

but

mellon

friend

othol

stranger

ni

I am

mael

well (feeling)

ma

good

Ni mael

I’m good

Felin Vae

I feel well

Eithro

too/also