Middle-earth - Language

Ardalambion: Language resources created and managed by the wonderful helge Fauskanger, scholarly (but including an essay on "Now we have all got Elvish names"), with a Quenya course and Ideas for a Westernesse movie.
Dan Smith's Fantasy Fonts: The most widely used Tengwar fonts, with lots of help files in PDF.
Elfling FAQ: FAQ for the Elfling listserv list, which is archived.
The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship: A rich site which has a useful directory of "Resources for Tolkienian Linguistics", and is home to Gwaith-i-Phethdain/Fellowship of the Word-smiths, which includes words to the soundtrack. I am a member, and may even buy the Society tote bag.
Harri Perälä's Studies on the Works of J.R.R. Tolkien: Includes a Tengwar tutorial (based on Dan Smith's fonts) as well as language resources.
Lambë Eldaiva: Lots of tables (conjugations, declensions), wordlists, and other useful things for the student.
Mellonath Daeron: The Language Guild of the Swedish Tolkien society Forodrim.
Men Eldalambinen: Compositions, crosswords, vocabulary, and essays in Quenya and Sindarin.
Merin Essi ar Quenteli: An endearing site, including a fine name guide.
Nólë Parma Lambeo Areldava: Quenya resources, including grammar, wordlist, quotations.
The Sindarin Dictionary: Searchable dictionary, downloads in PDF and XML TEI.
A Tolkien Dictionary: The etymological point of view.
The Tolkien Language List: Listerv home page, with resources, archives, articles.
Tolkien Script Publishing: Home of the Tengwar Textbook, now in its 4th ed., along with other resources.
Tyalie Tyellieva: Devoted to people interested in speaking, reading, and writing in the Elvish languages. Includes a fine section on "Sources of Information".

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