Elven Definition

ĕlvən
adjective
Relating to or suggestive of an elf.
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Origin of Elven

  • Middle English elven an elf (introduced into Modern English in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien in such compounds as Elvenking king of the Elves) from Old English -elfen (as in wuduelfen dryad) albho- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Elven Sentence Examples

  • To get some easy experience make sure your characters is at least level 10, and then go to the Elven Bane castle in Ab'Dendriel.

  • Elven writing exists on objects, books and documents, and much of the writing that exists in the story tells both the history of Middle Earth, as well as prophecies about the future and the Fellowship of the Ring.

  • When the One Ring is revealed, Narsil is reforged by elven smiths and renamed Anduril, which Aragorn takes into battle against Sauron again.

  • Galadrial - A powerful enchantress and the possessor of an Elven ring of power, Galadrial meets the Fellowship during their journey and manages to refuse the One Ring when Frodo would have offered it to her.

  • Sindarin is the common language used by gray Elves and Quenya is the language of scholars also known as High Elven speech.

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