vir sulahn'nehn vir dirthera vir samahl la numin vir lath sa'vunin Translated from the elven tongue: elder your time is come now I am filled with sorrow weary eyes need resting heart has become grey and slow in waking sleep is freedom we sing, rejoice we tell the tales we laugh and cry we love one more day -- From "In Uthenera," traditional elven song of unknown origin.== Related codex entries ==
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| - vir sulahn'nehn vir dirthera vir samahl la numin vir lath sa'vunin Translated from the elven tongue: elder your time is come now I am filled with sorrow weary eyes need resting heart has become grey and slow in waking sleep is freedom we sing, rejoice we tell the tales we laugh and cry we love one more day -- From "In Uthenera," traditional elven song of unknown origin.== Related codex entries ==
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| - * During the Dalish Elf Origin, Paivel will recite another poem about uthenera.
* After completing Nature of the Beast, Leliana will recite "In Uthenera" when you speak with her at camp.
* In Dragon Age II, Merrill recites a part of the poem at Mythal's altar during the Long Way Home quest.
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| - hahren na melana sahlin
emma ir abelas
souver'inan isala hamin
vhenan him dor'felas
in uthenera na revas
vir sulahn'nehn
vir dirthera
vir samahl la numin
vir lath sa'vunin
Translated from the elven tongue:
elder your time is come
now I am filled with sorrow
weary eyes need resting
heart has become grey and slow
in waking sleep is freedom
we sing, rejoice
we tell the tales
we laugh and cry
we love one more day
-- From "In Uthenera," traditional elven song of unknown origin.
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| - vir sulahn'nehn vir dirthera vir samahl la numin vir lath sa'vunin Translated from the elven tongue: elder your time is come now I am filled with sorrow weary eyes need resting heart has become grey and slow in waking sleep is freedom we sing, rejoice we tell the tales we laugh and cry we love one more day -- From "In Uthenera," traditional elven song of unknown origin.== Related codex entries ==
* Codex entry: Uthenera== Trivia ==
* During the Dalish Elf Origin, Paivel will recite another poem about uthenera.
* After completing Nature of the Beast, Leliana will recite "In Uthenera" when you speak with her at camp.
* In Dragon Age II, Merrill recites a part of the poem at Mythal's altar during the Long Way Home quest.
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