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It's not exactly dark-elfish.
Alamar is a very prominent figure, he is one of the strongest Warlocks.
He appears in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th parts of Heroes. He was remembered as
http://www.heroesportal.net/library/index.php?version=h2&page=heroes&lang=russian - the second one was truly powerful!!!!
I see, I see!
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Although Alamar's biography was written by my pen, it should be corrected )
Although among the dark elves the cult of Malassa is handled by women, Alamar had his own opinion on this. The rituals captured his imagination and one day he decided to perform one himself, namely a sacrifice. Back then he failed to please Malassa and he had already decided that for the blunder in performing the ritual he would have to say goodbye to his life. However, unexpectedly for everyone, the Dragoness changed her anger for mercy. No one knows what happened there, whether she saw something unusual in him, or she was simply in a good mood, but since then Malassa has always accompanied him everywhere.
It has already been suggested to change the name, I think that's how it will be )
Well, if we are renaming, then we should use elven names!
For example, using this collection of information:
Below are some names, as well as the rules for constructing them.
Ancalimon - "Brightest" (name of one of the Numenorean kings). Apparently, it comes from the adjective ancalima "brightest" + the ending -on. Thus, here is one of the rules of name formation. (It should be noted that by adding the ending -on and dropping the final vowel, only male names are formed). Thus:
Ainon - "holy" from ainu.
Arkuenon - "noble" from arkuen.
Veon - "adult, manly" from vea (equivalent to the name Andrew).
Mirimon - "free" from mirima.
Niellon - "bard" from niello.
Nakilon - "victor" from nakil.
Ohtaron - "warrior" from ohtar.
Poldon - "reliable" from polda.
Tiron - "guardian" from tir.
Hallon - "tall" from halla.
Hravanon - "furious" from hravani.
Please note that male endings are not limited to just - on.
In the Silmarillion, we see the name Ancalime "brightest" (name of the queen of Numenor). From this, it can be concluded that the ending - e is used for forming female names, as opposed to the male ending - on. Thus:
Ancalime - "brightest".
Arkuene - "noble".
Irime - "beautiful".
Mirime - "free".
Tuilinde - "swallow".
Cue - "dove". (It should be noted here that single-syllable names are permissible in Quenya, but not frequently used).
However, the methods of name formation are not limited to this. Among elves, names like Amandil "friend of aman" were very popular, i.e., Aman + ending - ndil "friend". This is how the name Narendil, meaning "friend of fire," is obtained, for example.
Amandil - "friend of Aman".
Anarendil - "friend of the sun".
Isilendil - "friend of the moon" (note: moon - isil + linking vowel -e).
Lairendil - "friend of summer"
Taurendil - "friend of the forest" (Note: forest - taure, final vowel -e; is cut, and connected to the ending via -e).
Earendil - "friend of the sea".
Elendil - "friend of the stars".
Among female names, there are names formed using the ending -iel "daughter".
Amaniel - "daughter of Aman".
Anariel - "daughter of the sun".
Isiliel - "daughter of the moon".
Lairiel - "daughter of summer".
Tauriel - "daughter of the forest".
Eariel - "daughter of the sea".
Eleniel - "daughter of the stars".
There are also names like Mornemir "Black Diamond", morne "black" + mire "gem, diamond". Such names are formed from ordinary words, without the addition of specific endings.
Male names:
Lairasul - "Summer wind".
Mornemir - "Black diamond".
Naramakil - "Fiery sword".
Sinyagil - "Evening star".
Taurohtar - "Forest warrior".
Elenandar - "Stellar harpist".
Elemmakil - "Stellar sword".
Female names:
Lotanarie - "Sun flower".
Tauretari - "Queen of the forest".
Laurindie - "Golden heart".
Male elven names in Evindor
Anorhen, Anorion – child (son) of the sun
Anororthad – sunrise
Ardhonadar – father of the world
Belegohtar – mighty warrior
Drulavan – wild beast
Ecethador – dagger thrower
Fuiradan – northern man
Gladhtirith, Taurtirith – guardian of the forest
Itilgail – moonlight
Laslegedhel – point-eared elf
Meneltor – brother of the sky
Morohir – black knight
Muilcorch – black raven
Nimrhoss - white gleam
Ribielsirith – swift stream
Sulmeldir – companion of the wind
Taerithron – great sorcerer
Female elven names in Evindor
Anorsel – daughter of the sun
Aurmidh – morning dew
Bainloth – beautiful flower
Belegestel – great hope
Calengil – bright star
Cuinmalenel – living golden star
Eluidess – stellar girl
Gaerlind – music of the sea
Gelirgwenn – cheerful girl
Glindmenel – blue sky
Laegmeril – blooming rose
Menelanna – heavenly gift
Morelleth – dark elf
Nendaranel – water princess
Peleirien – field daisy
Sariel – desired bitterness
Sulmeldis – friend of the wind
Tintur – spark of fire
Uinithind – eternally young soul