speaker, reciter, minstrel
Quenya
quentaro
narrator
quentaro
noun. speaker, reciter, speaker, reciter; [ᴹQ.] narrator, minstrel
quentaro
noun. speaker
Sindarin
pethron
noun. speaker, reciter, speaker, reciter, [N.] narrator, minstrel
pethron
narrator
pethron (i bethron, o phethron), pl. pethryn (i phethryn), coll. pl. pethronnath
pethron
narrator
(i bethron, o phethron), pl. pethryn (i phethryn), coll. pl. pethronnath
Noldorin
pethron
noun. narrator
pethron
noun. narrator, reciter, minstrel
Beware, older languages below! The languages below were invented during Tolkien's earlier period and should be used with caution. Remember to never, ever mix words from different languages!
Qenya
qentaro
noun. narrator, reciter, minstrel
Doriathrin
cwindor
noun. narrator
A Doriathrin noun meaning “narrator” derived from primitive ᴹ✶kwentrō (Ety/KWET). This word underwent several notable phonetic changes: first the voiceless stop was voiced after the nasal ([nt] > [nd]), after which [[ilk|[e] became [i] before the [nd]]] ([end] > [ind]) and finally an [[ilk|[o] developed between the consonant and the final [r]]] ([-dr] > [-dor]). These changes were all noted by Helge Fauskanger (AL-Doriathrin/cwindor).
Middle Primitive Elvish
kwentrō
noun. narrator, reciter, minstrel
quentaro ("q")noun "narrator" (KWET)