Quanta Sarmë - Revision history

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	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]], rather than [[tehtar]].		'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]], rather than [[tehtar]].

−	Unlike [[Rúmil (~~Elf~~ of Tirion)\|Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just "colours" of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.	+	Unlike [[Rúmil (elf of Tirion)\|Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just "colours" of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.

	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.		No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.

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	==References==		==References==
	*<small> {{VT\|39a}}</small>		*<small> {{VT\|39a}}</small>
−	[[~~category~~:Tengwar]]	+	[[Category:Tengwar]]

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	* {{tg\|½]5.}}, ''hanu''		* {{tg\|½]5.}}, ''hanu''
	==References==		==References==
−	* ~~[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], "[[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 39]]~~	+	*<small> {{VT\|39a}}</small>
	[[category:Tengwar]]		[[category:Tengwar]]

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	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]], rather than [[tehtar]].		'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]], rather than [[tehtar]].

−	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just "colours" of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.	+	Unlike [[Rúmil (Elf of Tirion)\|Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just "colours" of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.

	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.		No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.

Sage at 07:05, 26 July 2009

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	It is possible (and indeed very likely) that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of those systems originating from the ''Quanta''; the letter ''[[Ossë (tengwa)\|ossë]]'' is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.		It is possible (and indeed very likely) that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of those systems originating from the ''Quanta''; the letter ''[[Ossë (tengwa)\|ossë]]'' is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.
−		+	==Possible examples==
		+	Although nothing is known about the Quanta Sarme, these examples suppose that it used the letter Ossë and [[Úrë]] as a vowel.
		+	* {{tg\|],Ö]}}, ''azya''
		+	* {{tg\|l]y]55]}}, ''Yavanna''
		+	* {{tg\|½]5.}}, ''hanu''
	==References==		==References==
	* [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], "[[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 39]]		* [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], "[[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 39]]
	[[category:Tengwar]]		[[category:Tengwar]]

Ederchil at 21:34, 14 May 2009

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−	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]] ~~instead of the~~ [[tehtar]].	+	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]], rather than [[tehtar]].

−	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just ~~“~~colours~~”~~ of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.	+	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just "colours" of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.

	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.		No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.

−	It's possible that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of those systems originating from the ''Quanta''; the letter [[Ossë]] is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.	+	It is possible (and indeed very likely) that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of those systems originating from the ''Quanta''; the letter ''[[Ossë (tengwa)\|ossë]]'' is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.

	==References==		==References==
−	*[[~~Vinyar Tengwar 39~~]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]	+	* [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], "[[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 39]]
	[[category:Tengwar]]		[[category:Tengwar]]

Sage at 21:10, 14 May 2009

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	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]] instead of the [[tehtar]].		'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]] instead of the [[tehtar]].

−	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however ~~It was used by~~ the [[Lambengolmor]] for special purposes only.	+	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however its use is mentioned to be connected only with the [[Lambengolmor]], and for special purposes only.

−	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are ~~unknown~~, but it was used in Middle-earth for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was inconvenient. It's possible that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of ~~them~~; the letter [[Ossë]] is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.	+	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are a mystery, but it is said that it was used in [[Middle-earth]] for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was considered inconvenient.
		+
		+	It's possible that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of those systems originating from the ''Quanta''; the letter [[Ossë]] is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.

	==References==		==References==
	*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]		*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]
	[[category:Tengwar]]		[[category:Tengwar]]

Ederchil at 18:27, 21 February 2009

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	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however It was used by the [[Lambengolmor]] for special purposes only.		Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however It was used by the [[Lambengolmor]] for special purposes only.

−	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are unknown, but it was used in Middle-earth for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was inconvenient. It's possible that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of them; the letter [[~~Osse~~]] ~~<em style="font-style: normal; font-family: 'Tengwar Annatar', 'Tengwar Quenya', 'Tengwar Sindarin', 'Tengwar Formal', 'Tengwar Parmaite', 'Tengwar Elfica'; font-size: 1.5em;">]</em>~~ is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.	+	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are unknown, but it was used in Middle-earth for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was inconvenient. It's possible that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of them; the letter [[Ossë]] is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.

	==References==		==References==
	*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]		*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]
	[[category:Tengwar]]		[[category:Tengwar]]

79.167.73.20 at 18:18, 21 February 2009

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	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however It was used by the [[Lambengolmor]] for special purposes only.		Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however It was used by the [[Lambengolmor]] for special purposes only.

−	No texts of this system are known, and its usage and characters are unknown, but it was used in Middle-earth for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was inconvenient.	+	No texts of this original system are known, and its usage and characters are unknown, but it was used in Middle-earth for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was inconvenient. It's possible that the [[Mode of Beleriand]] was one of them; the letter [[Osse]] <em style="font-style: normal; font-family: 'Tengwar Annatar', 'Tengwar Quenya', 'Tengwar Sindarin', 'Tengwar Formal', 'Tengwar Parmaite', 'Tengwar Elfica'; font-size: 1.5em;">]</em> is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.

−	This system is not heard much thereafter and it seems that its usage hasn't endured into the following Ages. However it's possible that it was the predecessor of the [[Mode of Beleriand]]; the letter [[Osse]] <em style="font-style: normal; font-family: 'Tengwar Annatar', 'Tengwar Quenya', 'Tengwar Sindarin', 'Tengwar Formal', 'Tengwar Parmaite', 'Tengwar Elfica'; font-size: 1.5em;">]</em> is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.
	==References==		==References==
	*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]		*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]
	[[category:Tengwar]]		[[category:Tengwar]]

Sage at 12:30, 13 February 2009

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−	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]]	+	'''Quanta Sarmë''' was a spelling of [[Tengwar]] devised by [[Fëanor]] in [[Valinor]] which used full letters for [[ómëar\|vowels]] instead of the [[tehtar]].
		+
		+	Unlike [[Rúmil of Tirion]], Fëanor considered vowels as independent sounds and not just “colours” of the consonants; it was his preferred (and perhaps intended) way of writing, however It was used by the [[Lambengolmor]] for special purposes only.
		+
		+	No texts of this system are known, and its usage and characters are unknown, but it was used in Middle-earth for other languages, like [[Sindarin]], where the tehta-mode was inconvenient.
		+
		+	This system is not heard much thereafter and it seems that its usage hasn't endured into the following Ages. However it's possible that it was the predecessor of the [[Mode of Beleriand]]; the letter [[Osse]] <em style="font-style: normal; font-family: 'Tengwar Annatar', 'Tengwar Quenya', 'Tengwar Sindarin', 'Tengwar Formal', 'Tengwar Parmaite', 'Tengwar Elfica'; font-size: 1.5em;">]</em> is maybe the only remnant of that (otherwise extinct) system.
	==References==		==References==
−	*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D ~~from~~ Quendi and Eldar]]	+	*[[Vinyar Tengwar 39]], [[Appendix D to Quendi and Eldar]]
−	[[category:~~writing~~]]	+	[[category:Tengwar]]