Q:

What does Kili say to Tauriel in dwarvish when he gives her the moon rune, in The Battle of The Five Armies?

Can anyone find the meaning of what Kili says to Tauriel when he gives her the moon rune in The Battle of the Five Armies, in both English and Dwarvish?
The scene right after they arrive on the shores, after leaving Lake Town, when Kili confesses his feelings, he says something to Tauriel in Dwarvish and I wanted the spelling of the saying in Dwarvish and in English and the meaning if anyone would be able to find out. 

A:

Let me borrow from The Dwarrow Scholar:

Kíli says to Tauriel “amrâlimê” […]
I believe the word consists of three parts “amrâl”, “im” and “ê”
“amrâl” – means “love”. It used the abstract construction aCCâC as seen in the Tolkien original khuzdul words such as “aglâb”. The radicals in amrâl, MRL are faintly reminiscent of the Quenya “melmë” (love) and “mírima” (very lovely), and of the Sindarin “meleth” (love), while also hinting at the latin “amorem” (love).
“im” – […] it seems clear this is a genitive marker, indicating “of”.
“ê” – is the first person possessive pronoun “my”, also use for “me”.
Putting all of this together we get “love-of-me”
So, as a result we get: “My Love”

