Ner

Physiology of Male Elves
The adult male elf or nér in their native tongue stand between 6'6" and 7' and weigh between 180 and 200lbs. Their skin is golden and radiant. Their hair gold, silver, black, or blonde. Their eyes silver, violet, gold, or blue.

Development
A new born seldo (boy) is not much different than a human boy, aside from the ears. A seldo will row to a hieght of 4' by age five and weigh 80-90 pounds. He will stay this way for the next seven to nine years. Sometime during his twelfth to fourteenth year a seldo will enter puberty. He will grow at a rate of 7.5-9" per year. They will also begin to put on muscle. Their muscular development will peak at the following measurements: chest 49-52", waist 34-36", hips 42-44", biceps 18-19", arms 14-15", thighs 26-28", calves 17-18". Their ango nerwa (flacid penis, lit. man's snake) will begin to develop. It will grow from it's prepubescent size of 1.5" long 1' in circumference, to 4-5" long and 3-4" in circumference. The ango nerwa will become hard for the first time during puberty, and is called puhto hatal (spear of coitus). The puhto hatal measures 7-8.5" long and 5.5-7" in circumference. Their merëoyávët (testicals, lit. fruit of desire) also develop at this time. They go from their prepubescent measurements of 1' long 0.5" in diameter to, 2.5" long 1" in diameter.

Puhto Hatal and Merëoyávët
The puhto hatal is inserted during puhta into a merëolot níswa (women's vagina). The puhto hatal has two parts the nehtë (head, lit. spear head) and the tulwë (shaft, lit. pole). During sexual arousal the ango nerwa fills will blood, until it is hard and pointing at an upward angle. The puhto hatal produces small amounts of puhtonen, to assist in manual stimulation. It also produces mírun puhtopé (wine for mouth sex), a secretion which gives the puhto hatal  sweet taste, making oral stimulation more enjoyable for the nís. The merëoyávët produces two things, the first is a liquid called míruvórënilot (nectar for the flower), the second is fëaroseldar (souls of children). The míruvórënilot carries the fëaroseldar from the merëoyávët, through the puhto hatal, in to the merëolot where it fertilizes the seed in the womb.