Gaearon-vaya

For those who were wondering my username means Great sea-Ocean {stormy} sea in elvish 

10 THINGS THAT I KNOW ABOUT YOU.

.1. You are reading this. 

2. You are human.

3. You can't say the letter "p" without separating your lips.

4. You just attempted to do it.

6. You are laughing at yourself.

7. You have a smile on your face, and you skipped number 5.

8. You just checked to see if there was a number 5.

9. You laugh at this because you fell for it and everyone else did too.

10. Now copy and paste this to see who else falls for it too.

go now

lol

A few things you can know about me 

1 I am a Christian, please message me if you want to know more.

2 I like chess, oc why would I be here if I didn't?

3 I like to read books and you should too

4 ____________________________

please tell me if I missed anything

AND HAVE FUN!

OR ELSE!

also

DM me the word 'TOMATO' for something 

DM me the word rice for something else

DM me the word Chess for more stuff

These are Games I played and then remembered to save XD

This is my Club Banner


And this^ is the BEST silmarillion meme EVER

Another meme XD

FINIALY FOUND A NARNIA MEME XD

here are some more words for Ocean or Sea in Tolkien's Elvish

Q. airon (pronounced “eye-ron”): This is one of the most common words for “ocean” in Quenya, the High Elvish language. It is derived from the root “ai-” meaning “water” and the suffix “-ron” which indicates a large body of water.

Q. vëa (pronounced “vay-ah”): This is another word for “ocean” in Quenya, which is derived from the root “vë-” meaning “water” and the suffix “-a” which indicates a body of water.

N. oer (pronounced “oh-er”): This is the Sindarin word for “ocean”, which is derived from the root “o-” meaning “water” and the suffix “-er” which indicates a large body of water.

Q. Parf Edhellen: This is a word glossed “ocean” in notes associated with drafts of the Oilima Markirya from around 1930. Its etymology is unclear, but it might be connected to ᴱQ. laiqa “green”, a colour used to describe the ocean in some drafts of the poem.

Q. váya (pronounced “vah-yah”): This is a noun “sea” (considered as “waters, motion”) in Quenya, which is derived from the root “v-” meaning “water” and the suffix “-ya” which indicates a body of water.

Q. Belegoer (pronounced “beh-leh-go-er”): This is a Sindarin word for “Great Sea”, which is derived from the root “beleg-” meaning “great” and the suffix “-oer” which indicates a large body of water.

I will now put some things that I want to remember XD