prompter: What are some words to express love and affection in Tolkien's Quenya?

assistant: Here is list of words related to love and affection in fictional language Quenya by J.R.R.Tolkien:

- írima, adj. lovely, beautiful, desirable
- mel-, vb. love as a friend
- méla, adj. loving, affectionate
- melda, adj. beloved, dear, sweet
- meldë, noun friend, feminine
- meldo, noun friend, lover
- melima, adj. loveable, fair
- melin, adj. dear
- melindo, noun lover (masc.)
- melissë, noun lover (fem.)
- melmë, noun love
- -ya, suffix of endearment
- miqu-, vb. kiss
- indis, noun wife, bride
- vessë, noun wife
- veri, noun wife
- venno, noun husband
- veru, noun husband
- verta-, vb. marry
- veryanwë, noun wedding
- vesta, noun matrimony
- vestalë, noun wedding
- nilda, adj. friendly, loving
- nildë, noun friend (fem.)
- nildo, noun friend (masc.)
- nilmo, noun friend (masc.)
- nilmë, noun friendship

prompter: Tell me only the feminine words

assistant: The feminine words in this list are:

meldë, noun friend, feminine
melissë, noun lover (fem.)
nildë, noun friend (fem.)
indis, noun wife, bride
vessë, noun wife
veri, noun wife
vestalë, noun wedding

prompter: How to say 'I love you' in Quenya?

assistant: Sure, here are the feminine words from the list you provided:

meldë, noun friend
melissë, noun lover
indis, noun wife
vessë, noun wife
nildë, noun friend
vestalë, noun wedding

prompter: Great thanks for this, now can you give some words related to success and win

assistant: In Tolkien's Quenya speech, there are copious words that are utilized to communicate love and fondness. These comprise of words that are particularly feminine, such as the verb "adore" significance "to love", and the noun "doting" significance "love". Other words that are frequently utilized to communicate love and fondness embrace "consecration" significance "blessing", "cherished" significance "beloved", and "darling" significance "dear".
There are likewise other words that can be applied to communicate love and fondness in Quenya, such as "darling heart" significance "dear heart" and "sweetie" significance "sweetheart". Quenya also has several verbs that can be applied to communicate love, such as "adore profoundly" significance "to love deeply", and "dote greatly" significance "to love greatly".
Quenya also has numerous words that can be utilized to depict a beloved person, such as "cherished" significance "beloved", "splendid" significance "excellent", and "prized" significance "precious". These words can be employed in combination with the verb "adore" to communicate love and fondness, such as "adore cherished" significance "to love a beloved".
In supplement to these words, Quenya also has words that can be employed to express aspirations of love and fondness, such as "may you be consecrated" significance "may you be blessed", and "dote splendid" significance "may you be loved greatly". These phrases can be employed to communicate love and fondness to a beloved person.

assistant: Tolkien's Quenya is a fictional language created by J.R.R. Tolkien for his Middle-earth universe, and it was used by the Elves. Here are some words in Quenya to express love and affection:

    1. Elen síla - "Starlight" (a common salutation of love or friendship)
    2. Alassiel - "Joy-of-Manwe" (a term of endearment)
    3. Arweniel - "Noble Maiden" (another term of endearment)
    4. Varda - "The Exalted" (a name for the Elven goddess of the stars, often used as an expression of love or admiration)
    5. Aiya - "Hail" (a traditional Elven greeting that can also be used to express love and affection)
    6. Melwasiel - "Dear one"
    7. Galadrielle - "Radiant Daughter" (a term of endearment for Galadriel, a powerful Elven queen in Middle-earth)
    8. Elemmire - "Star of the Heavens" (a term of endearment for someone who is like a shining star in one's life)
    9. Amil - "Beloved"

Please note that these words are part of the fictional universe created by J.R.R. Tolkien and are not part of any real-world language.

prompter: Can you write a poem to express love to a mother in that language?

assistant: Ai laurië lantar lassi súrinen, Yéni únótimë ve rámar aldaron! Anar nótimë ve fírië alcarin, Nai hirë alassëa queluva hírinen.

Nië laurië márië ómaryo ai, Anar i lambe ómaryo yassen. Nië i hírië yuldar ve fírië, Sí mélumë aníra ar hildinyar.

Ai laurië lantar lassi súrinen, Yéni únótimë ve rámar aldaron! Anar nótimë ve fírië alcarin, Nai hirë alassëa queluva hírinen.

assistant: 1. më (suffix), as in melmë "love" (cf. the verb mel-), #cilmë "choice" (possibly implying a verb *cil- "to choose"). According to PE17:68, primitive -mē (and -wē) were endings used to derive nouns denoting "a single action", which may fit the meaning of cilmë (but melmë "love" would normally be something lasting rather than "a single action").
2. meles, melessë (noun) "love" (LT1:262; rather melmë in Tolkien's later Quenya).
3. melmë (noun) "love" (MEL).
4. uiveleth (noun) "eternal love, love that will last for ever", the prefix ‘ui-’ that means eternal plus lenited form of meleth (love) ‘veleth’.
5. ndilā (verb) "love, be devoted to" (PE 22:134).

You can find some more at https://www.elfdict.com/w/love or https://www.elfdict.com/w/affection

prompter: how do you say each of these words?