NOTICE: This is not for casual speaking and normal sentences. This is a spell-oriented language, so some words may not have translations.
NOTICE AS WELL: All conjugation information below is post-translation because I have neither the time nor inspiration to incorporate this into the actual translator. Sorry! But if anyone would like to remix this translator and add those feel free too, no obligation or credit required.
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Elvish Grammar Rules:
(For advanced post-translation editing)
All verbs are present tense --- use will, shall, is going to, etc. to make it future
Definite & Indefinite articles are usually excluded
Replace the last vowel with a "U" to change a noun to an adjective.
brisingr ---> brisungr (fire ---> fiery)
Add äf to the beginning of the word to imply a negative meaning.
nvorí ---> äf-nvorí (take --> steal).
Add eld to a word to make it an executor of the action or word.
gala ---> eldgala (sing ---> singer).
Add o or u to make the opposite of the word. Use whichever one
o, u --- un, in, dis, im (possible ---> impossible)
Suffixes
ar --- pluralizes words that end with consonants
í --- past tense of everything except I and R verbs
o --- past tense of I and R verbs
s --- makes a possessive. If í precedes it, drop the accent
ya --- pluralizes words that end with vowels. A and I endings are usually changed to eya for a smoother pronunciation
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