When a request succeeds, DeepSeek returns a text draft in either direction. It may invent forms or mix Quenya and Sindarin, and it does not convert writing into Tengwar, so review the result before using it.
The working draft will appear here...
These short pairs identify the Quenya and Sindarin references supplied to the provider. They are editorial notes, not a promise that every live response will use the same form or grammar.
English
Greetings
Translation
Quenya reference: Aiya; Sindarin reference: Mae govannen
Greeting references named in the provider instruction
English
Friend
Translation
Quenya reference: Meldo; Sindarin reference: Mellon
Friend references named in the provider instruction
English
Star
Translation
Quenya reference: Elen; Sindarin reference: Êl
Star references named in the provider instruction
English
Farewell
Translation
Quenya reference: Namárië; Sindarin reference: No vaer
Farewell references named in the provider instruction
| Language or script | Current page support | Review action |
|---|---|---|
| Quenya | Named in the provider instruction | Check grammar and spelling against cited sources |
| Sindarin | Named in the provider instruction | Check grammar and spelling against cited sources |
| Other Tolkien languages | Not separately configured | Do not assume coverage |
| Tengwar | No transcription or script conversion | Use a specialist transcription reference |
The page groups both names into one target for convenience, but users should not treat their vocabulary and grammar as interchangeable.
This matrix separates implemented behavior from tasks the page does not perform.
| Area | Implemented behavior | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Input | Typed or pasted text | 500 characters maximum |
| Directions | English ↔ combined Quenya/Sindarin target | No language-variety selector |
| Provider | DeepSeek through the shared /api/gemini route | Output varies and requires review |
| Files | Not accepted | Paste plain text instead |
| Result | Copyable working draft | No editorial or linguistic certification |
| Permanent use | Not recommended without a specialist | Verify both language and script |
Draft a short prop or character note for a private game, label it as fan-made, and revise it instead of presenting provider output as canon.

Use a draft to explore wording, then identify whether each form is meant to be Quenya or Sindarin and record the reference you used when revising it.

Never send a model draft directly to a tattoo artist or engraver. Ask a Tolkien-language specialist to verify the intended language, wording, spelling, and any separate script transcription.

Use the reverse direction for a rough English gloss of short fan text, then compare it with a cited glossary or grammar because the provider can miss inflection and context.
The visible workflow, access rules, and limitations of this provider-backed text tool.
Switch between English-to-Elvish drafting and a rough Elvish-to-English reading. The target label combines Quenya and Sindarin because the page has no separate variety picker.
The page accepts typed or pasted text up to 500 characters. It does not accept documents and does not write Tengwar.
A provider request requires sign-in. It uses one of five daily allowances first, then one paid credit; a failed provider request is refunded.
DeepSeek output can be incomplete, invented, or mixed between language varieties. Treat it as a starting point and check consequential wording elsewhere.
Scope, access, review, and fan-project boundaries.
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Use the visible text-only form. The live page has no file input and no control for selecting one Tolkien language variety.
Use the direction control for English to the combined Quenya/Sindarin target, or reverse it for a rough English reading.
Type or paste plain text into the box. The form rejects longer input and does not accept file uploads.
You must be signed in. The shared endpoint uses five daily translation allowances first; after those, each successful request uses one paid credit. DeepSeek processes the submitted text.
Enter up to 500 characters, sign in, select a direction, and review the provider result before using it in a fan project.