Translated into Quenya by Lane Lubell in 2026.
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| No. | Quenya | Tengwar | Means |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Caresta 2, Tanasta 2 | | Act II: Scene II |
| 2 | (Héri Macmbeþ mitta.) | | [Lady Macbeth enters.] |
| 3 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 4 | Sí, ita cárië tu limpunquat | | Now, that which has made them two drunk |
| 5 | Anië nin verië ar ruini. | | Has given me boldness and fires. |
| 6 | Las! Nás hó i holtunë, qualmëa nyellendo, | | Hark! It was an owl that shouted, a fatal bellman, |
| 7 | Ye nyarë ñwalca “Mailó”. Cáraryes. | | Who relates a cruel “Goodnight.” He is doing it. |
| 8 | I fendi látë, ar yaitëat | | The doors [are] open, and they both are mocking |
| 9 | Nautiëtta þuxínen. hloilortanen | | Them two’s duty with snores. I have drugged |
| 10 | Hímetta. I ñuru ar ilu cottyat | | Their two beers. [So] that death and nature do fight [to see] |
| 11 | Matwa coituvattë. | | Whether they will live [or die]. |
| 12 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 13 | (Ettë) Man ta? Mana si? | | (From offstage) Who [is] there? What [is] this? |
| 14 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 15 | Ai, fó! Þoryan ucuitianëttë, | | Alas, no! I am fearing they have both awakened, |
| 16 | Ar coitattë. I rihta, ú i carda | | And they both live. The effort [but] not the deed |
| 17 | Fehta met. Las! Nucaitanen siciletta. | | Ruins us both. Hark! I laid down both their daggers. |
| 18 | Céniës tai. Quí ú avëaltaniénes | | [Surely,] he has seen them. If [Duncan] had not closely resembled |
| 19 | Atya lan lórnes, cáriénenyes. | | My dad while he slept, I had done it. |
| 20 | (Macmbeþ mitta, colilë sercië sicili.) | | [Macbeth enters, carrying bloody daggers.] |
| 21 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 22 | Veru! | | Husband! |
| 23 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 24 | Carnen i carda. Ma ú hlassel hlón? | | I did the deed. Did you not hear a noise? |
| 25 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 26 | Hlassen hó ar cilopír holtur | | I heard an owl and crickets cry. |
| 27 | Ma pahtanel? | | Did you speak? |
| 28 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 29 | Malúm'? | | When? |
| 30 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 31 | Vin. | | Just now. |
| 32 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 33 | Lan núyanen? | | When I descended? |
| 34 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 35 | Ná. | | Ay. |
| 36 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 37 | Man caitëa attëa þambess'? | | Who is lying i’ th’ second bedroom? |
| 38 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 39 | Donalmbain. | d | Donalbain. |
| 40 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 41 | (Cendas máryaren.) Si rúcima ehten. | | (He is looking to his hands)This [is a] terrible sight. |
| 42 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 43 | Auca tenna | | A foolish thought |
| 44 | Quetë “rúcim' ehten”. | | to say “an awful sight.” |
| 45 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 46 | Er landë lóressë. | | One laughed in [his] sleep. |
| 47 | Ar er holtunë, “Nahtalë!” i cuitanë | | And one screamed, “Murder!” which woke |
| 48 | I hyë. Tarnen ar lastanë. Hyamenettë | | The other. I stood and listened. They prayed |
| 49 | Ar ta feryanexet lóren. | | And then they both prepared themselves for sleep. |
| 50 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 51 | Ma marettë uö. | | They two are dwelling together? |
| 52 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 53 | Er holtunë, “Eru manta!” “Násië,” | | One cried out, “God bless [us]! Amen!” |
| 54 | hyë, vequi céniénettë lingando mányat. | | [The] other [said], as if both of them saw my hangman’s two hands. List’ning |
| 55 | Þossettan, úecenen quetë “Násyë,” | | To both their fears, I was not able to say, “Amen,” |
| 56 | Yá quentettë “Eru mantá!” | | When they said, “God bless [us]!” |
| 57 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 58 | Va lausana sin . | | Do not overthink it. |
| 59 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 60 | Mal manan úpollen quetë “Násyë?“ | | But why was I unable to say, “Amen?” |
| 61 | Mauranen mána ar “Násië” | | I very much needed a blessing, and “Amen” |
| 62 | Harnë hlunconyassë. | | Sat within my throat. |
| 63 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 64 | Áva sana pá sinë cardar | | Do not think about these deeds |
| 65 | Ve ta. Nauvanquë hwindat. | | Like that. We two will be insane. |
| 66 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 67 | Hlassën óma holtu “Áva lórë! | | I heard a voice cry out, “Do not sleep! |
| 68 | Macmbeþ nahta cámalóra lórë” — | | Macbeth murders innocent sleep” — |
| 69 | I quitë i psarin' ranco ríþëo, | | Which knits the frayed sleeve of care, |
| 70 | I ñuru Ilya ré, mólomeva | | The death of each day, hard labor’s |
| 71 | Hwalmë, millaivë sahtë sanarín | | Bath, balm for marred minds, |
| 72 | Hérumat coiviéno. | | Chief meal of live |
| 73 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 74 | Manallë? | | In what manner so? |
| 75 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 76 | Tensi holtunes “Lorá úmbë” illin | | Still it cried out, “Sleep no more” to all |
| 77 | Nglams anahtië lórë, San Cawdor | d | Glamis has murdered sleep, thus Cawdor |
| 78 | N'imma. Macmbeþ loruva úmbë.” | | The same. Macbeth will sleep no more. |
| 79 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 80 | Man holtunë? Maro, valda héru, | | Who cried out? Why, worthy thane, |
| 81 | Cúnal arata túrelya sana | | [Do] you bend your noble strength to think |
| 82 | Sin sanarengwa? Sí tulyá nén, ar | | So brainsickly. Now [go] fetch water, and |
| 83 | Hwalá sina muqua vetto mályat. | | Wash [off] this filthy witness from your both your hands. |
| 84 | Maro coldel sinu sicilu talo? | | Why did you bear these two daggers thence? |
| 85 | Möattë caita ta. Ralyá tu, ar | | They both must lie there. Return them both, |
| 86 | Purá i núrot sercenen. | | Smear the two grooms with blood. |
| 87 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 88 | Fó, ván. | | No, I will not. |
| 89 | Þórëa cenë ita cáriën | | I am afraid to see what I have done |
| 90 | Ván tirë ata sanna. | | I will not look again upon it. |
| 91 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 92 | Limpa mendëo. | | Weak of purpose. |
| 93 | Antá tu nin. I lorna ‘r qualin | | Give them both to me. The sleeping ‘n’ dead |
| 94 | Nár ve emmar. Nás i hen vínëo | | Are like pictures. ‘Tis the eye of childhood |
| 95 | I þorya embina rauca. Quí sercas, | | That fears a painted demon. If he bleeds, |
| 96 | Malastauvan cendeletta ó sa, | | I will gild their two faces with it, |
| 97 | An möa nemes cámatta. | | For, it must seem [to be] them two’s fault. . |
| 98 | (Héri Macmbeþ auta.) | | [Lady Macbeth exits.] |
| 99 | (Tambië lamya ettë.) | | [A knocking sounds from offstage.] |
| 100 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 101 | Mallo tanë tambië? | | Whence [is] that knocking |
| 102 | Maro nin ilya hlóni ruhtar ni? | | Why for me does every sound terrify me? |
| 103 | Mana már hí? Ha! Aurihtatt' hendunya | | What hands [are] here? Ha! They pluck out both my eyes. |
| 104 | Illi ëar hwaluva sercë | | Will all the sea wash [the] blood |
| 105 | Poica mánya? Fó! Mánya hyan | | Clean from my hand? No! My hand rather |
| 106 | I linima ëari carnetauvar, | | The manifold great seas will incarnadine, |
| 107 | Carila falwa runya. | | To make turquoise fiery red. |
| 108 | (Héri Macmbeþ emmitta.) | | [Lady Macbeth reenters.] |
| 109 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 110 | Mányat quilelyo, mal naityanyel | | My two hands [are] of your color, but I shame you |
| 111 | Samila hóndon sin malwa. | | For having a heart so pale. |
| 112 | (Tambië lamya ettë.) | | [A knocking sounds from offstage.] |
| 113 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 114 | Hláran tambië | | I am hearing a knocking. |
| 115 | Hyarmitwenessë. Sí, sambenquanna. | | At the south entrance. Now, to us two’s chamber. |
| 116 | Nén sovalduva vét cardanquallo. | | Water will cleanse us both from us two’s [shared] deed. |
| 117 | Yé aþcárima én. Vorolelya | | What an easy thing to do then. Your constancy |
| 118 | Ehehtië lyé. | | Has forsaken you. |
| 119 | (Tambaila lamya ettë.) | | [A knocking sounds from offstage.] |
| 120 | Héri Macmbeþ: | | Lady Macbeth: |
| 121 | Las! Amba tambië. | | Hark! More knocking. |
| 122 | Vaimatá lórcollolya, þossen tulma | | Get dressed in your nightgown, for fear occasion |
| 123 | Tana nánquë tirmot. Áva vanwa | | Show [that] us two are both watchers. Do not [be] lost |
| 124 | Sindë tennalyassen. | | So much within your thoughts. |
| 125 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 126 | Ista cardanya, nás mai ú ista imni. | | To know my deed, ‘tis well not to know myself. |
| 127 | (Tambaië lamya ettë.) | | [A knocking sounds from offstage.] |
| 128 | Macmbeþ: | | Macbeth: |
| 129 | Cuitá Nduncan tambiëlyanen! Merin polel | | Wake Duncan with your knocking! I wish you could. |
| 130 | (Autanquë.) | | [They both exit.] |
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