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International Quidditch AssociationYomenië Quamacelmo AmbaresseFor tengwar caracters I use the Tengwar Formal font. If you are not able to see tengwar writings but only a strange sequence of nonsense like this [hÍNtF5%` RzEt#aVjtH `Cw#7R,], please download and install it. Thank you :)Quidditch basical terms were translated in a previous post. Now more technical terms will be analyzed and translated from quidditch to quenya.Goal line = 1)tixë tëa,from tixë “point, dot” tëa “straight line, road”1TcR 1R`C2)tëa cormaron,literally “rings line”1R`C aY6t#6Y5Starting line = yesta tëafrom yesta “beginning” tëa “straight line, road”hÍV81R`C 1R`CKeeper zone line = peler tirno tëawhere I prefer to use tirno instead of cormatirnoqVj$6 1T65H 1R`CMid field line = endya tëa,from endya “middle”`V2Ì# 1R`CPenality box = colca paimetánëfrom colca “box” and paimetánë that is the past tense of paimenta-“exact or inflict a penalty; punish”aNjaE qlEt$1E5$Highest goal post = arhalla cormafrom halla “tall” that with the suffix ar- became arhalla “the tallest”`C69Cj°# aY6t#Lowest goal post = arsenna cormafrom senna “short” that with the suffix ar- became arsenna “the shortest”`C6iF5#: aY6t#I translate this terms from quidditch to quenya for the image of a quidditch pitch made by Jørgen Helgeland Stenløkk. I also thanks Juliane Schillinger that make a first version of the translated pitch image.To translate also the length unit I decide to use the ranga (pl rangar is attested, 7Es#6), a Númenórean linear measure “slightly longer than our yard, approximately 38 inches [= 96.5 cm]“. –UT:285, 461.The basic meaning of ranga was “full pace”. Number are written using the elvish duodecimal number system.Quidditch Pitchtyalapelere quamacelmo
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International Quidditch AssociationYomenië Quamacelmo AmbaressehÍNtF5%` RzEt#aVjtH `Cw#7R,For tengwar caracters I use the Tengwar Formal font. If you are not able to see tengwar writings but only a strange sequence of nonsense like this [hÍNtF5%` RzEt#aVjtH `Cw#7R,], please download and install it. Thank you :)
The proof that high elves know quidditch came from a simple evidence: if you try to translate the word "queerditch", the old name of quidditch, into Quenya (high elves tongue), the word that you obtain have the same sound.
Quidditch (from Queerditch) = quamacelmafrom quama- “queer, vomit, (feeling) sick”; celma “channel, ditch, dyke or trench”zEt#aVjt#
The high elves were the first on earth to give names to places and tings. I like to imagin the word Quidditch caming from Queerditch, the geographical name of the puddle where this sport were played for the first time.
International Quidditch Association = Yomenië Quamacelmo Ambaressefrom yomenië “association, organized group, meeting directed and organized by a group”; ambaresse “of the world”
hÍNtF5%` RzEt#aVjtH `Cw#7R,
Broomstick = olwatussafrom olwa “branch”; tussa “bush, broom grass”`NjnD1J,E
Brooms up! = á orta olwar!
~C `N61 `NjnE6Á
Pitch = tyalapeler,from tyal- “game” peler “fenced field”1EÍj#1Vj$6
Seeker = Cestaro (pl. Cestari)from cesta- “To Seek/Search”aF81E7N
Keeper = Cormatirno “guardian of the ring, ring watcher”from corma “ring”, tirno “watcher, guardian”aY6t#1T65H
Chaser = Ronyo7Y5ÌH
Beater = Palparo “beater”qDjqE7N
Captain = hesto9V81H
Ring = corma, pl. cormaraY6t#Quaffle = coron “ball”aH7H5
Bludger = palonfrom pal- “beat, shake”qDjH5
Golden snitch = malinettirno “golden spy”from malda, malina “yellow, of golden colour”; ettirno “spy” from Sindarin ethir “to spy”t#j%5$1;T65H
Disappeared during the last match of quidditch.Vanya írë telwan tyalielume quamacelmo.-yE5Ì# `B7V 1VjnE5 1EÍj%`VjUt$ zEt#aVjtH-
Please contact the IQA if you have information or questions.Nai máriello tecuval IQA qui haryalye centa hela cesta.-5lE t~C7T`Vj°H 1VaJyDj zÍE zG 9C7EÎj#´ aF51E 9Vj# aF81E-
Nothing is what it seems if we let fly our imagination!Munta nà ya vea qui leryalme simalma!Á5&4# 5~C hÍE yF`C zG j$7EÎjt$ 3Gt#jt#Á
Missing bludger
Loita palon
jlH1E qDjH5
Missing broomstick
Loita olwatussa
jlH1E `NjnD1J,E
Missing golden snitch
Loita malinettirno
jlH1E t#j%5$1;T65HMissing quaffle
Loita coron
jlH1E aH7H5
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