Elvish & Dwarvish

Write in Elfish / Dwarfish scripts: elven alphabet transcription

Elvish & Dwarvish - Write in Middle-earth Scripts

"Elvish & Dwarvish" is an Android app that allows users to convert Latin text into various alphabets from Middle-earth, including Cirth and Tengwar scripts. It features a language-neutral transliteration method and currently supports Cirth with plans to add more languages like Sindarin, Quenya, and Westron in the future. With its intuitive interface, writing in the enchanting scripts of elves and dwarves has never been easier.

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By: Black Envelope

Users: 56,001

277

Rating: 4.57

(881)

5 new ratings

Version: 1.2.9-elvish (Last updated: 2023-09-29)

Creation date: 2020-07-07

Size: 6.34M

Email: ma*****@freedom.nl

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Other:

view network connections
full network access
run at startup
control vibration
prevent device from sleeping

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App summary

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This app allows you to convert Latin text to a number of alphabets from Middle-earth. It uses a mostly language-neutral correspondence between Latin and Tengwar letters. This is called transliteration. Note that this is different from translation!

Supports:

- Cirth; Angerthas Erebor (Khuzdul, Sindarin, Quenya, Westron will be supported in the future)
- Tengwar for Elvish Quenya (Sindarin will be supported in the future)

User reviews

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Pros

User-friendly interface
Informative and educational for learning Tolkien's languages
Allows for translation into Elvish and Dwarvish scripts
Great for inspiration and creative projects
Delightful for linguaphiles and fans of Tolkien

Cons

Bugs with character rendering and translation errors
Premium features are locked behind a paywall
Ads can be intrusive
Crashes and technical issues, especially with the keyboard
Lack of a comprehensive guide or help for using the app

Most mentioned

Bugs and translation inaccuracies
User-friendly experience
Premium features not accessible without payment
Crashing issues with the app
Informative nature for learning purposes

User reviews

Good app, but there are some bugs I'd like to see fixed. For instance, a Tolkien nerd will know there's two versions of 'r', one for the middle of words and one for endings, and in the app, it automatically renders which form of 'r' is output based on whether you type something after it or not. This is ok, and accurate for the most part, but when you type a long vowel carrier after 'r' in the middle of a word, the app appears to understand that as ending that word. It then gives the ending form.