Glǽmscrafu - Links

࿔ JRRVF – John Ronald Reuel en version française, a French general Tolkien website by Cédric Fockeu, and our host.

࿔ Hiswelókë – le Dragon de Brume – “The Misty Dragon”, Didier Willis’ website, another wing of JRRVF.

࿔ Le Dragon de Brume – a French association dedicated to publishing paper articles gathered in the serial Tolkien, le façonnement d’un monde.

࿔ Tengwar Info – J. Mach Wust’s website on tengwar modes.

࿔ Sindanórië – Roman Rausch’s website with studies, compositions and a personal glossopoeic corner.

࿔ Eldamo – An Elvish Lexicon – Paul Strack’s lexicographic website referencing the vocabulary of all of Tolkien’s languages with their meaning and context.

࿔ Elvish Pronunciation Guide – Julian Bradfield’s pronunciation guide for Quenya.

࿔ Realelvish.net: Merin essi ar quenteli! - Pronunciation Guides – for Quenya, Sindarin and Adûnaic.

࿔ Das Sindarin Lexikon – Aussprache – a Sindarin pronunciation guide for German speakers.

࿔ Parma Tyelpelassiva – The Book of Silver Leaves, Thorsten Renk’s website about many of Tolkiens languages, with studies, courses and compositions, as well as some spoken or sung records.

࿔ Lambe órello óren – a Tolkien website in Croatian by Miroslav Čagalj, with some audio records in Quenya and Sindarin.

࿔ Amanyë Tenceli – The Writing Systems of Aman. A reference on sarati, tengwar and their uses, by Måns Björkman Berg Berg. Hosts the Windows transcriber Tengwar Scribe.

࿔ Free Tengwar Font Project – website dedicated to the modernization and adaptation to the Unicode standard of tengwar typefaces, by J. Mach Wust and Johan Winge.

࿔ Tengwar und ihre Verwendung – Tengwar and their use. A good overview in German, by Gernot Katzer.

࿔ Thror.de – a German-language website about Germanic and Elvish runes, by Sebastian Kleinen.

࿔ Tengwar Fëanora – The Tengwar of Fëanor. A comprehensive account in Polish, by Michał Świątkiewicz.

࿔ Quenya Tengwainen – a study in French and a transcriber for writing Quenya, by Jérôme Sainton.

࿔ Writing With Elvish Fonts – a tutorial for using tengwar fonts for Windows, by Harri Perälä.

࿔ The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship – with links to the journals Parma Eldalamberon, Vinyar Tengwar, Tengwestië and the mailing list Lambengolmor.

࿔ Omentielva – the International Conference on J. R. R. Tolkien’s Invented Languages. Reports of the biennial conferences and access to the proceedings published in the serial Arda Philology.

࿔ Ardalambion – Of the Languages of Arda. A detailed study of all of Tolkien’s invented languages, by Helge Kåre Fauskanger.

࿔ The Sindarin Lexicon Project – Didier Willis’ Sindarin Dictionary on the website Hiswelókë.

࿔ Das Sindarin Lexikon – a German-language website on Sindarin, with pronunciation, grammar, lexicon and forum.

࿔ Parf Edhellen – An Elvish Book, an aggregator created by Leonard ‘Aldaleon’ Wickmark to search a word in various dictionaries of Tolkien’s languages simultaneously.

࿔ Men Eldalambínen – A Place in Elvish, Petri Tikka’s website with compositions, essays and crosswords in Elvish.

࿔ Tolkiendil – Langues – section on the website of Tolkiendil, a French Tolkien society, about invented languages and scripts, with an English corner.

࿔ The Noble Tongue – I•Lam Arth – A website founded by Aaron Shaw for the study of Sindarin, now hosted by Tolkiendil.

࿔ Otsoandor – Ronald Kyrmse’s website about tengwar and Gondolinic runes, now hosted by Tolkiendil.

࿔ Mellonath Daeron – the linguistic guild of the Forodrim, Swedish Tolkien society. Notably includes The Mellonath Daeron Index of Tengwa Specimina, a list of all attested tengwar samples by Tolkien.

࿔ Instituto Lingüístico Lambenor – various resources in Spanish.

࿔ Anglo-Saxon Aloud – the whole Old English poetic corpus recorded by Michael D. C. Drout.

࿔ Dr. Pfeffer’s Gotica – readings of Gothic texts, fonts, maps, pictures and many more things.

࿔ Old Norse for Beginners – some records both in the reconstructed pronunciation of Old Norse and in Modern Icelandic style.

࿔ Old Germanic Sound Gallery & the Languages of the Franks – audio snippets in ancient Germanic languages from the blog The Bitter Scroll.

࿔ Society for the Oral Reading of Ancient Greek and Latin Literature – Latin and Ancient Greek records.

࿔ Alex Z. Foreman’s Patreon – recordings in period pronunciation and literary translations of texts in many historical languages.