Uma umuntu enquma ukwelapha isifo sikashukela ngosizo lwe-mumiyo, nakanjani angalulekwa ukuba azijwayeze nale mibiko. Yize bancane, kepha ngasikhathi sinye. Uma unenye yalezi, kufanele ukhethe indlela ehlukile yokwelapha ushukela. Amafayela e- dex, JAR,. Py & or nohup / path/ to/ test. × more from burning--nightingale sindarin and quenya naming elementsname elementsaelin  'lake, pool'aglar  'glory, brilliance' (quen.alkar)aina 'holy'alda  'tree' (sind. galadh)alqua  'swan' (sind. alph)anna  'gift'ar(a)  'high, noble, royal'aráto  'champion, eminent man'aran  'king'beleg  'mighty'brethil  'silver birch'caran  'red' (quen. carnë)celeb  'silver'cú  'bow'cul  'golden--red'curu  'skill'ëar  'sea' (sind. gaer)edhel  'elf'el, elen  'star'elda, elena  premonition""i worry greatly for you, my child.""i turned from the view of the roaring, thundering river to look at my father. he stood in the doorway, half in shadow. he wore the comfortable, simple attire he always had when spending a day inside, engaged in comfortable pursuits such as reading and painting. away from the eyes of the people, away from the responsibilities he bore. his hair, unbound and flowing down his back, caught the light and shone, more silver than gold, as he moved forward toward me.i turned back to the window. ""why, adar? have i displeased you in some way?""he came to stand next to me, and gently took my hands in his. ""you have not been eating, child,"" he said quietly, ""and i know you have not been sleeping. you wander the halls, listless and lonely. your friends have not seen you in weeks."" he paused. ""what is it that has made you so?"" he asked, his voice quieter.my shoulders stiffened slightly. he spoke the truth, but i did not want to discuss this truth with anyone, an