Here’s the third part of my name translation project in Quenya Elvish (parts one and two) 🌈 Hope I didn’t forget anyone; if I did you can always feel free to message me! 💕
Valery @theparisinterview 🌙
Astaldë / Alwë / Tulcë / Turcë / Poldë “one who is strong”
astalda: strong, valiant
alwa: healthy, strong, flourishing, well-grown
tulca: firm, strong, immovable, steadfast (also yellow)
turca: strong, powerful (in body)
polda: big, strong, burly
-ë: feminine ending
Bea @kiwiandink 🍓
Alassantë "she who brings happiness,” lit. “happiness-giver”
Kinsley @butterflygunmovie 🍉
Arpalisë / Arnallë / Aratumbë “noble clearing/valley”
ar(a)-: noble
palis: sward, lawn
nallë: dale, dell
tumba: deep valley (tumbë also means trumpet)
-ë: feminine ending
Amalie @softlikelou 💝
Your name has toooons of possible etymologies haha, so you’ve got a lot to choose from! 🌸
Mólë labour, work Molindë / Molissë / Mollë “one who labours” Mótallë / Mótarë “one who labours/toils” Vëassë vigour Estelmë “one who hopes” Nenwen “water maiden” Nendilmë “water friend”
Btw the first two/three probs have a pretty negative connotation since they’re related to mól slave, thrall rip
Jenny @tobeakingbesideyousomehow 🌻
Fánavilissë / Fánafairë / Ninquivilissë / Ninquifairë “white phantom”
fána: white (also cloud)
ninquë: white, chill, cold, palid
vilissë: spirit
fairë: phantom, “disembodied spirit when seen as a pale shape” (also “natural death”)
Message me for a translation of your name into Quenya Elvish