Tolkien alphabet

Use the Alphabet of Runes to translate the following on our hobbit runes worksheets: the messages on Thror's map, symbolism in the hobbit, Gandalf's message.

Howdy! So, today we’re going to talk about how to write in Elvish. Sort of. We’re not going to really be writing in elvish, but it sure as heck will look like you know what you’re…

"The Lord of the Rings" font is as widely known as Tolkien's books and the film adaptations. Read on to learn how to use these fonts.

Details of how to write English with Tolkien's Tengwar alphabet.

Lord of the Rings font

Download free hobbiton brush hand font, view its character map and generate text-based images or logos with hobbiton brush hand font online.

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Elvish: Quenya Alphabet

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One of Tolkien's fantasy languages (1/3).

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Tolkien Elvish Alphabet!!

J. R. R. T. I love magic, fantasy, and all the things that are considerate unreal, it just fascinates me! Well I will tell you about one of the “creators” of magic worlds (well, he is in my opinion), John Ronald Reuel Tolkien most known as J.R.R. Tolkien. For me he was a great man, he was creative, curious and obviously he inspire an entire generation and the followings, in all the stories he invented there is just one thing that don’t really like, “The Silmarillion” is kind of a slow book…

This is a method of writing Latin American Spanish using Tolkien's Tengwar alphabet devised by Exelsus. He has based his method strictly on Quenya from the third age, and believes it keeps a good balance between orthography and pronunciation and a good compatibility with the original Quenya. With few modifications it can also be a good method for European Spanish. (...)

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J.R.R. Tolkien created many languages throughout his life. He wrote in one of his letters that the tales of Middle-earth (The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarilion) grew from these languages, rather than the languages being created for use in the stories. Tolkien also created a number of different alphabets to write his languages - the Sarati alphabet only appears in a small number of inscriptions in the tales of Middle-earth. (...)