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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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That's a project I've made some years ago 'cos I'm tired of see writings, pictures and expecially tattoos using tengwar in a wrong and meaningless way.The aim is offer free translation from english to quenya to avoid that mistakes.Yes, ok, I'm a nerd and a big fan of the J.R.R. Tolkien's books, but I really appreciate the sound and the writing of lenguages, and that's in few words the meaning of the elvish word "lambengolmo".
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