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Your name - Hobbit style!

mr_michel said:
too bad there isnt a orc name generator
Try this All-in-one
there I am a Frightened Healer and have these names
Elvish: Luinëheruion
Hobbit: Bilbo Bunce from theMarish
Dwarven: Serin Brickcrusher
Orkish: Ufdûl the Mauler
Adûnaic: Nakhyanrân (What?)
 
ok using hay sugested name generator

it seems i would be an Illiterate Nazgûl

my elven name would be: Lintepaurion

my hobbit name would be: Wilibald Greenhand from Gamwich

my dwarven Name would be: Bofur Coalwrath

my orkish name woud be: Wazmazh the Ugly

my Adûnaic name would be: Burôdazîrhêr


(whats Adûnaic ?) :confused:
 
According to the Red Book of Westmarch, I was a Bothersome Fallohide (any ideas what that is?)

Elven Name: Avarlhugiel

Hobbit lass name: Poppy Bridger from Sackville

Dwarven Name: Lár Crashingskull

Orkish Name: Shaguk the Cleaver

Adûnaic name: Ayaddarak
 
My hobbit name is Dimple Danderfluff of Willowbottom.
My elven name is Nienna Calmcacil.

I'm not impressed. The first sounds like a disease and the second like an indigestion remedy. :D
 
From Catalyst's:

Hobbit Name:Esmereldat Frumblefoot of Bywater ---(related with my water in watercrystal)
Elvish Name:Andúnë Minyatur


From Hay's:

Hobbit lad name: Dodinas Baggins from Hobbiton
Hobbit lass name:Malva Baggins from Hobbiton (I was from Baggins. :p )

Dwarven Name :Rorin Rubytooth
This name is for both genders.

Orkish Name: Muzwakh the Sneak :eek:
This name is for both genders.

Adûnaic name: Zairahîmnak <<----anyone can give a clue for this?
 
Found this about Adûnaic

http://www.lotrlibrary.com/languages/adunaichistory.asp said:
What was the linguistic situation in the Land of the Star? On the map of Númenor in Unfinished Tales the names are in Quenya, but the same book tells us that Quenya was not a spoken language in Númenor. All places had "official" High-Elven names that were used in state documents, but in daily speech Sindarin or Adûnaic names, generally of the same meaning, were used instead. Most people knew Sindarin - the Númenorean nobles even used it as their daily speech. But the language spoken by common people was and ever remained Adûnaic, a Mannish language derived from the tongues of the Men who had sided with the Elves in the war against Morgoth.
 
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