He (is) daddy; and he (is) therefore daddy. Daddy's daddy knocks: his daddy's daddy is outside. Is this correct?

+James Coish almost. He is daddy; and he is his daddy. Daddy's daddy knocks; therefore daddy's daddy is outside.

Heehee, the problems with homophones. Love your tongue twisters

Perhaps otto should be "updated" to *otta since we don't really have verbs in -o in later Quenya.

In your opinion, what would verbs in -e and -i be updated to?

+James Coish I don't think I can give you a general answer. I would take them case by case - some have a clear continuation in later incarnations of the language (like kere-), others could conceivably be imagined as A-verbs (like histe- > *hista-), others again should just be left alone in my opinion and not used in modern Quenya (e.g. elte-). But even the latter category can be very useful because one can study their semantic approach and use that as a model for kennings or paraphrases in modern Q.

This is great! :D Would you consider publishing some of your poetry and lingo-fun on ElfDict.com? We have a contributions feature for texts.

+Leonard W. thanks - I will try to find the time!