Lynhär language

As stated elsewhere, I developed this language system based on the Tolkien Elvish.

Suffix Modifiers:

• -war - "place of"

• -Meno - "hall"

• -as - "those of"

• -nu - "item of war"

• -vas - "speech"

• -shiri - "month"

Words and concepts

• Melo(ch) - wood(s) (trees)

• Melorn - Forest

• begoth - prey

• brego - friend

• pekor - meat

• shero - leather

• heno - bone/ivory

• sylvan - wood (material)

• sylvanas - those of the wood

• Sylvanmeno - Hall of the Wood

• Sylvaria - Land of the Woods

• syndal - field

• syndalas - those of the field

• Syndalmeno - Hall of the Field

• sylver - water

• sylveras - those of the water

• Sylvermeno - Hall of the Water

• Sylverwar - port

• syvan - snow

• syvanas - those of the snow

• Syvanmeno - Hall of the Snow

• syvari - ice

• syvaras - those of the ice

• syvaria - land of the ice

• Syvarimeno - Hall of the Ice

• devan - cave

• devari - cavern

• devaras - those of the cave

• Devarmeno - Hall of the Cave

• Llewelas - lament

• Llewellyn - sorrow

• myhrr - market

• myhrras - merchant

• myhrrwar - marketplace

• thyhrras - trader

• brill - river

• thul - hill

• broshi - oak

• cora - calm

• burkot - vigil

• felor - folly

• flika - hope

• sylv - blue

• mel - green

• devo - red

• vel - black

• velo - dark

• henar - iron

• henarmelo - Ironwood

• Sy - person

• Sylvo - warrior

• Sylvohenar - Iron Warriors

• kuru - gem

• yabe - tool

• maru - weapon

• mika - armor

• mirai - mithracite

• murku - beast

• kisha - path

• misho - pine

• thulia - landing

• sylvora - hunter

• mirka - rider

• heshwa - war

• heshwanu - Captain

• hio - arm covering/bracelet

• hionu - bracer

• bur - shoulder

• burnu - pauldron

• mika - jerkin

• mikanu - cuirass

• mai - leggings

• mainu - greaves

• ki - needle

• kinu - senbon

• shiver - scythe

• shivernu - guandao/polearm

• herva - pole

• shiva - sabre

• shyl(nu) - bow

• hive - arrow

• yero - quiver

• vish - arm

• kor - fur

• mirsha - swift

• mela - tree

• Bremen - home

• henlor - stone

• Llewashi - betrothed

• Lleshor - rest

• beshan - sleep

• henash - wanderer

• thulish - tower

• brillthal - crossing/fjord

• mekesh - fort

• meshik - keep

Additionally, there are a few words of the ancient Archaic Lynhär language that remain, mainly those having to do with the ancient sects:

Shyr - "defender" (of)

Lyn - "spirit" (of)

Myr - "keeper" (of)

-här - the Woods