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Gnomish phrases
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l2ck`coz@8l@`acl0l`}`l`2ck`eFz@8lb@`acl0l
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i·band a·gwentin laithi / i band cwention laithi
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the Book of Lost Tales (p. 11-12)
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lac6`@cuSla8
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i·lam na·Nguilt
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the languages of the Gnomes (p. 13)
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lac6`@cuba9c0b@`rba9brRl@`9l`fce0b!Rl@
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i·Lam na·Ngoldathon “Goldogrin” di Sacthoðrin
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the language of the Gnomes “Goldogrin” [translated] into [Old] English (cover)
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8ba`Fl0zR@b@`O`cR`al6`rcR!l@`cR0l
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Tol Withernon – ar lim gardhin arthi
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the island of Withernon – and many places besides (cover)
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l2Rl9Fz@`c4Rl9Fz@
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i·bridwen a·vridwen
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poetic justice, (lit.) the judgement of fate (p. 64)
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lFca8`@c`4c@lb@
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i·walt na Vanion
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the luck of the Valar (p. 44)
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eSl0bf`.D`az`6Sl
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cuithos hû le mui
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a cat and dog life (p. 27)
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.D@`cR`.D
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hûn ar hû
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between the dog and his bone (p. 49)
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l3zfe`cR`l9Sfe
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i·fesc ar i·dusc
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a red rag to a bull, (lit.) the irritating to the irritable (p. 34)
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8Sfe`cR`3zfe
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tusc ar fesc
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irritable and irritating (p. 49)
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l@lr`2cf8`@b`b9br`fcl0
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inig bast no odog saith
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small bread then great hunger (p. 51)
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l4Rbr`@c`eSl9`cRbr
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i·vrog na cuid arog
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the horse is a swift animal (p. 9)
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lFzr`@c`c@`3b3Rl@
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i·weg na an fofrin
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man is a foolish creature (p. 9)
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lFzr`3b3
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i·weg fof
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man is a fool (p. 9)
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lFl@l@`@c`ockRb@
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i·winin na gwandron
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the women are beautiful (p. 9)
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n@l`ecla0l`c6c2Fl9`raz@`lR0c
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ôni cailthi a·mabwid glen irtha
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He pressed a kiss upon her slender hands (p. 11)
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n@l`ecla0l`6c2lR`raz@l`@c@.lRlalb@
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ôni cailthi mabir gleni nan·hirilion
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He kissed the slender hands of the ladies (p. 11)
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@n2ll6c2`az@`fSlac`b@0c
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nôbi·i·mab ’len suila ontha
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He took the slender hand of his daughter (p. 11)
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@D6l`rca6lR`lfcRb0`{@SlR`fcRb0{
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nûmi Galmir i·saroth (nuir Saroth)
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Galmir sank into the sea (p. 12)
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8SR`@cuba9b0Rl6
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Tur na·Ngoldothrim
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King of all the Gnome folk (p. 15)
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8SRlb@8SR
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Turion·Tur
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King of Kings (p. 15)
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@nf`6bRc`}`@bfl`6bRc
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nôs mora / nosi mora
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good by nature (p. 10)
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2zh`6bRc
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bess mora
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a good wife (p. 15)
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2zhl@`6bRb@
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bessin moron
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good wives (p. 15)
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6c2`abh
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mab ’loss
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a white hand (p. 15)
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6c2l@`rabhl
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mabin glossi
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white hands (p. 15)
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8caFl`labh`cR`ockRc`@c@l9Rla
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talwi i’loss ar gwandra nan·Idril
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the beautiful white feet of Idril [dual] (p. 15)
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8cal@`labhl`cR`ockRb@`@c@l9Rla
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talin i’lossi ar gwandron nan·Idril
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the beautiful white feet of Idril [plural] (p. 15)
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lFc@z0`@c9caFl@8`rabh`c@`l9Rla
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i·waneth na·dalwint gloss an Idril
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the beauty of the white feet of Idril (p. 11)
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ac6`alfe
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lam ’lisc
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a flattering tongue (p. 40)
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2cfrbR@`zaz3
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basgorn elef
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half a loaf (p. 53)
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ozrc`@zR8
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gwega nert
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strength of man (p. 15)
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9c@c`@bf8zr
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dana nosteg
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birthday (p. 61)
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rv@`cR`rc@0c
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gân ar gantha
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young and old, (lit.) young and adult (p. 37)
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Rz!l@`rz9Fz0`cR`rc9Fz0S
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redhin gedweth’ ar gadwethu
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related of kinship and marriage (p. 38)
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Rz@@`.z0Rl@
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renn hethrin
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first cousin (p. 48)
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rz9`@nfS
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ged nôsu
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kinsman (p. 38)
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Rlrc`lFl@8
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riga i·wint
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to twist the face (p. 65)
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z@`@l@lf8c`6cl
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en nin·ista mai
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I am well aware of that (p. 52)
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@l@lf8c`3zr
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nin·ista feg
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I feel ill (p. 52)
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cacl0Rc`@l@
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a·laithra nin
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I forget it, (lit.) it slips from me (p. 52)
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aSlf8c`@l@
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luista nin
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I am thirsty (p. 55)
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b@`la8c0l`@l@`1lzr
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on iltathi nin pieg
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he stuck me with a pin, (lit.) he stuck in to me a pin (p. 51)
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boc0`az61`@l@
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o·gwath lemp nin
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he beckons, (lit.) he shakes a crooked finger for me (p. 53)
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D`ola0l`O`ola6`b0Fz@lb@
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û gwilthi – gwilm ’othwenion
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it is not peace — [the] cessation of battles (p. 45)
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S`av`3l@`fll
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u lâ fin sî
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no room for you here (p. 52)
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S`acS9`S`acl0`.cf8c`SEzr
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u laud u laith hasta unweg
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neither tide not time waits for anyone (p. 53)
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S`acS9l@`acl0l@`.cf8c0`SEzr
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u laudin laithin hastath unweg
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neither tides nor times wait for anyone (p. 53)
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S`FlR@`S`Fz0Rl@
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u ’wirn u ’wethrin
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not unwelcome or welcome (p. 47)
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