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The Elenari remember lives on a number of worlds or realms, including [[Selar]], [[Aelveron]], [[Elphame]], [[Brightmoon]], [[Faery]], and the [[Charonish Domains]]. While the term Elenari is generally reserved for this cultural group of elves, other intelligent creatures such as fae, dragons, unicorns, windigo, humans, and dwarves are also native to some of the Elenari homeworlds. |
The Elenari remember lives on a number of worlds or realms, including [[Selar]], [[Aelveron]], [[Elphame]], [[Brightmoon]], [[Faery]], and the [[Charonish Domains]]. While the term Elenari is generally reserved for this cultural group of elves, other intelligent creatures such as fae, dragons, unicorns, windigo, humans, and dwarves are also native to some of the Elenari homeworlds. |
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The word "Elenari" was derived from [[Tolkien]]'s [[Elvish]], and translates almost literally to "the Elven people of the stars." This name was adopted because the Elenari aren’t certain what name or names they called themselves in their own language at different points in time. However, the name does have meaning in the remembered [[Tulari]] language, where "elen" means "elf" and "friend," with connotations of being from or of the stars, and "ari" means "(a) people." <ref name="elflang1">{{website|last=Various|title=Elven Language Page|year=1999|publisher=[[Synesthesia Symbiosis]]|url=http://www.rialian.com/elvslang.htm|date=March 25, 2012}}</ref> <ref name="elflang2">{{website|last=Korai|first=Estara|year=2000|title=Elenari Language Dictionary|url=http://greenworld.spiritualitea.net/elenaridict.html|publisher=Iseum of the Green World|date=March 25, 2012}}</ref> |
The word "Elenari" was derived from [[Tolkien]]'s [[Elvish]], and translates almost literally to "the Elven people of the stars." This name was adopted because the Elenari aren’t certain what name or names they called themselves in their own language at different points in time. However, the name does have meaning in the remembered [[Tulari]] language, where "elen" means "elf" and "friend," with connotations of being from or of the stars, and "ari" means "(a) people." <ref name="elflang1">{{website|last=Various|title=Elven Language Page|year=1999|publisher=[[Synesthesia Symbiosis]]|url=http://www.rialian.com/elvslang.htm|date=March 25, 2012}}</ref> <ref name="elflang2">{{website|last=Korai|first=Estara|year=2000|title=Elenari Language Dictionary|url=http://greenworld.spiritualitea.net/elenaridict.html|publisher=Iseum of the Green World|date=March 25, 2012}}</ref> |
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The Elenari are a group of elven otherkin.[1] Their memories of their elven lives have common elements of history, culture, and language which set them apart as a distinct group. One particular cultural concept remembered by many Elenari is Des'tai
Elenari homeworlds
The Elenari remember lives on a number of worlds or realms, including Selar, Aelveron, Elphame, Brightmoon, Faery, and the Charonish Domains. While the term Elenari is generally reserved for this cultural group of elves, other intelligent creatures such as fae, dragons, unicorns, windigo, humans, and dwarves are also native to some of the Elenari homeworlds.
The meaning of Elenari
The word "Elenari" was derived from Tolkien's Elvish, and translates almost literally to "the Elven people of the stars." This name was adopted because the Elenari aren’t certain what name or names they called themselves in their own language at different points in time. However, the name does have meaning in the remembered Tulari language, where "elen" means "elf" and "friend," with connotations of being from or of the stars, and "ari" means "(a) people." [2] [3]
See Also
External links
References
- ↑ Dragons & Faeries & Gnomes Oh My!] by Michelle Belanger in PagaNet News, June 21 2003.
- ↑ Various, . 1999. Elven Language Page
Synesthesia Symbiosis. http://www.rialian.com/elvslang.htm. (accessed March 25, 2012). - ↑ Korai, Estara. 2000. Elenari Language Dictionary
Iseum of the Green World. http://greenworld.spiritualitea.net/elenaridict.html. (accessed March 25, 2012).