Tengwar Charts for Sindarin (Standard Mode):

Below is a table containing the Tengwar letters and their Sindarin values:

Primary Letters:

Additional Letters:

Note:

1)	The long and short carriers are silent letters. They are used in conjunction with vowel symbols.

Below is a table containing the Tehtar symbols and their Sindarin values:

Note:

1)	In Sindarin, the a sound occurs so frequently, that it's symbol (three dots) is often simplified (to look like a circumflex) or if no confusion would occur, eliminated altogether.
2)	All of the published Sindarin Tengwar inscriptions by Tolkien (that use this mode) have used the acute accent mark for the e sound and the single dot for the i sound, but Tolkien also stated that the reverse could be equally valid.
3)	Long vowels have the same sound as short vowels, the only difference is the duration of the sound. For example: the short u is as the u in brute, while the long u is as the uu in cool (English pronunciation).

Tengwar Charts for Quenya:

Below is a table containing the Tengwar letters and their Quenya values:

Primary Letters:

Additional Letters:

Note:

1)	Technically, anna does not have the value y when used in the Quenya mode; y is represented by anna + "following-y" tehta (or ). Anna is not used by itself in the published Quenya texts.
2)	Although this letter is part of the standard set of additional letters, it is not used for writing Quenya language texts.
3)	The long and short carriers are silent letters. They are used in conjunction with vowel symbols.

Below is a table containing the Tehtar symbols and their Quenya values:

Note:

1)	In Quenya, the a sound occurs so frequently, that it's symbol (three dots) is often simplified (to look like a circumflex) or if no confusion would occur, eliminated altogether.
2)	All of the published Quenya Tengwar inscriptions by Tolkien have used the acute accent mark for the e sound and the single dot for the i sound, but Tolkien also stated that the reverse could be equally valid.
3)	Long vowels have the same sound as short vowels, the only difference is the duration of the sound. For example: the short u is as the u in brute, while the long u is as the uu in cool (English pronunciation).