Voila ce que j'ai trouvé sur le site Ardalambion [http://folk.uib.no/hnohf/quenya.htm]
"The imperative may be formed by placing the independent imperative particle á in front of a form similar to the simplest infinitive (or endingless aorist). Thus from carë "to do" may be formed the imperative phrase á carë "do!" or "make!" The imperative particle may also appear in the shorter form a, as when the Ring-bearers were hailed with the cry a laita te! "bless them!" on the Fields of Cormallen. (Possibly the short form a is preferred when there is a long vowel or diphthong in the following verbal stem, like the diphthong ai of the verb laita- "bless, praise".) A negative imperative may be introduced by áva "don't!", e.g. áva carë "don't do [it]!" (WJ:371)."
Si je comprends bien l' impératif peut être formé en plaçant la particule impérative á devant une forme similaire à l'infinitif simple formé par -ë
du coup:
á enyalë cuila ar á cuilë enyalien ?
"The imperative may be formed by placing the independent imperative particle á in front of a form similar to the simplest infinitive (or endingless aorist). Thus from carë "to do" may be formed the imperative phrase á carë "do!" or "make!" The imperative particle may also appear in the shorter form a, as when the Ring-bearers were hailed with the cry a laita te! "bless them!" on the Fields of Cormallen. (Possibly the short form a is preferred when there is a long vowel or diphthong in the following verbal stem, like the diphthong ai of the verb laita- "bless, praise".) A negative imperative may be introduced by áva "don't!", e.g. áva carë "don't do [it]!" (WJ:371)."
Si je comprends bien l' impératif peut être formé en plaçant la particule impérative á devant une forme similaire à l'infinitif simple formé par -ë
du coup:
á enyalë cuila ar á cuilë enyalien ?
