Can ANYONE decipher this piece of code for me?

Vohtek ay ye. Cansorno esh gotuke veratakhe altire. I have no explanation for the bad wording in syantax as I only know the words in mind as sound I have not SEEN them before written with my present lights. Maybe a spellcheck by a linguist. Surely, someone on the site can help me translate!? I also have much longer pieces that I'd love help with in private u2u's only please.
Love always, Lucifer. The brighter of the Dark gods.

Not to sound fecitious but you could try to translate it at Babel fish... but seriously thats some messed up language there.

Looks like Sindarin!
One of the languages invented by JRR Tolkien and used in the Lord of the rings.

It looks familer, but I don't know where from...

It isn't so much a language that can be translated, but rather something that is felt... almost on the same lines from the movie Prophecy (not the bears... the angel one), when the priest enters the cave to see angelic script. Some of those characters are familiar, but to understand them would break down our minds.
However, if you have a "spiritual other" (by that I mean astral self or even a spirit guide), don't so much ask, but feel the words, the context...
I've been trying to translate this language my "other" has for some time, but it isn't easy... I mostly have to rely on the tones to get any results.

Kao-shtay nah-day shtoh, eh phem-la nah-pai

is an example. There is also some automatic writing that goes along with it. All rather weird stuff.

sandscrit

altire

German to English = "old irish"?

German to English = "close"?nah-pai



[Edited on 18-9-2003 by smirkley]

Sounds Scottish to me.

It sounds Mayan, or one of the other South American Indian languages.

I have no idea way but it looks similar to Voynich. But if it is written as is sounds then it could be latin, but I'm no expert so I wouldn't really no.

My guess is that it is either romanian or czech language..

It's definatly not Latin or German. I speak 3 languages: German, English and Latin and it's none of these 3. It sounds like Native American to me...

Bah.. Beats me.. The first word is an eastern european surname spelled wrong.

[Edited on 21-9-2003 by Outtis]

Creskhe heif durhuies foryhthe canelultshe horte vernes shoulreh
dahli memdemba. Tors faihn derenhth.

Creskhe heif durhuies foryhthe canelultshe horte vernes shoulreh
dahli memdemba. Tors faihn derenhth.

'Horte' is a German plural of horde or treasure. It can also mean shelter or refuge depending on usage.

'Tor' is also German for fool (if on it's own I think) as it's in a sentence it means either gate, gateway, archway or door, spelt as 'tur' it would mean to open(I think) whichever one it is.

If it is a code it could be in different languages. Some of it sounds Celtic or even African. The phonetic spelling is the stumbling block though; you'd need an expert to get through that.

Edit:-
Could 'derenhth' be "dereinst"? It's German for one day, at one time or once (again depending on usage). The last sentence could be something like
"the door/gateway(s?) will open one day"?

Just guesswork; Im no expert.





[Edited on 21-9-2003 by kegs]

Looking at your last sentences and reading it out loud if gives me aquintances to Icelandic of F�r�ic!

Well, I just tried a whole slew of languages (including about every Nordic one in the bunch), and I've got nada... Might help if we knew the source a bit....

It looks like a combination of a couple of languages. It looks has Ancient Native American, Gaelic, Latin, and Arabian influence. Perhaps a mathamatical rubric of the characters may be useful. Source of the writing and intent would also aid a great deal. You will have an imposible time deciphering that with no context because its no one modern or ancient language.

Will try and do some cryptology if i get time - only learning exponential and RSA ciphers for the mo.

Originally posted by Outtis
My guess is that it is either romanian or czech language..

I agree. It looks like Czech to me.
Can't be certain though because of the spelling.