Q unused

A C E F H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y

A →

-a (sf.) → adjectival suffix
a-¹ (pf.) → infinitive prefix

(a,i)mbar² (n.) → see ambar², imbar²
(a,u)nqualë (n.) → see anqualë, unqualë
acaitië → lay (transitive) [irregular perfect] → see caita-² (v.)
acas¹/axi- (n.) → neck (vertebrae)

→ rock ridge

acas,axë,axo¹ (n.) → see acas¹/axi-, axë¹/axi-, axo¹/axi-
accal- (v.) ⚒ → blaze

→ shine (suddenly and) brilliantly

accamátala (aj.) ⚒ → over-eating
accamatië (n.) ⚒ → over-eating
accar- (v.) → do back

→ avenge
→ react
→ requite

accasúcala (aj.) ⚒ → over-drinking
accasucië (n.) ⚒ → over-drinking
afárië → hunt [irregular perfect] → see fara- (v.)
ahta- (v.) ⚒ → narrow (tr. and intr.)

→ besiege [with os]

ahtar- (v.) → do back

→ avenge
→ react
→ requite

ahtarië (n.) ⚒ → reaction
ahtarulas(se) (n.) ⚒ → see ahtarulas/ahtarulass-, ahtarulassë/ahtarulass-
ahtarulassë/ahtarulass- (n.) ⚒ → responsibility

→ (lit.) ♦aptitude to react

ahtassë (n.) ⚒ → narrowing

→ siege

ahto (n.) → wright

→ maker

aian (n.) → holy ♦thing

→ holy ♦object
→ holy ♦place

aico/aicu- (n.) ⚒ → cliff
ailindo (n.) ⚒ → loon [bird]

→ (lit.) ♦lake-singer

aimahto (n.) ⚒ → martyr

→ (lit.) blessed ♦slain

aimenal (n.) → lark
aimo (n.) ⚒ → saint
ainas/ainass- (n.) → hallow

→ fane

ainocimië (n.) ⚒ → reverence

→ godliness
→ piety

ainocimya (aj.) ⚒ → reverent

→ pious

ainolóra (aj.) ⚒ → godless
ainolórië (n.) ⚒ → godlessness
ainu (n.) → holy ♦one

→ spirit

aipio (n.) ⚒ → cherry
aiqualë (n.) ⚒ → steepness

→ steep [thing]

aiquassë (n.) ⚒ → precipice
aira (aj.) → holy

→ sanctified

airalindë (n.) ⚒ → hymn

→ (lit.) holy ♦song

airaþeä (n.) ⚒ → hyssop
airelinna (n.) ⚒ → hymn

→ (lit.) ♦holy song

airemma (n.) ⚒ → icon

→ (lit.) holy ♦image

airilírë (n.) ⚒ → hymn
airimossë (n.) ⚒ → priesthood
airinta → hallow [irregular passive participle] → see airita- (v.)
Aita →

aita-¹/ait- (v.) ⚒ → revere

→ worship

aita-² (v.) ⚒ → astound

→ (orig.) ♦make aghast
→ shock
→ surprise

aitalë (n.) ⚒ → reverence

→ religion
→ worship

aitaleä (aj.) ⚒ → reverent

→ religious
→ worshipful

aitamo (n.) ⚒ → worshiper
aiwestë (n.) ⚒ → bird’s ♦nest
Al →

al-¹ (pf.) → in-

→ -less
→ not
→ un-
→ without

al-² (pf.) → well

→ happily

(a)lá (ij.) → see alá, lá
Al(A) →

al(a)- (pf.) → see al-¹, ala-¹
al(a)- (pf.) → see al-², ala-²

Ala →

ala-¹ (pf.) → in-

→ -less
→ not
→ un-
→ without

ala-² (pf.) → well

→ happily

ala-¹ (v.) → plant

→ grow

ala-² (v.) → deny

alá (ij.) → yes
ála (pt.) → do not
alacarna (aj.) → well-done

→ well-made

alacestaima (aj.) ⚒ → unsearchable
alacestima (aj.) ⚒ → unsearchable
alafasta (aj.) ⚒ → tidy

→ orderly

alahastima (aj.) ⚒ → incorruptable
alahen/alahend- (aj.) → eyeless
alahend- → eyeless [irregular nominal] → see alahen/alahend- (aj.)
alahendi → eyeless [irregular plural] → see alahen/alahend- (aj.)
alahírima (aj.) ⚒ → unfindable

→ impossible to find

alahta- (v.) ⚒ → rush
alaica (aj.) ⚒ → blunt
alaië → not be [irregular perfect] → see lá- (v.)
alairë (aj.) ⚒ → unholy
alalmë (n.) → inflorescence
alaloitala (aj.) ⚒ → unfailing
alalunga (aj.) ⚒ → light

→ unheavy

alamára (aj.) ⚒ → no-good
alamen (n.) → good ♦omen on departure
alamirwa (aj.) ⚒ → cheap

→ not expensive
→ not precious

alanancárima (aj.) ⚒ → indestructible
alanessë (n.) → nicotiana

→ pipeweed

alapálima (aj.) ⚒ → unshakable
alapihta (aj.) ⚒ → unshrunk
alapulúna (aj.) ⚒ → unleavened

→ unfermented

alaquenta (aj.) → well (happily) said
alas/alast- (n.) ⚒ → marble
alaþatya (aj.) ⚒ → common

→ communal
→ general
→ (lit.) ♦not private

alasóvina (aj.) ⚒ → unwashed
alatúlië (n.) → welcome
alavahtaina (aj.) ⚒ → undefiled
alavéla (aj.) ⚒ → different

→ various [pl.]

alavistima (aj.) ⚒ → unchangeable
alaxë (n.) ⚒ → salmon
alba (n.) → flower
albë (n.) → elm
alca-/alac- (v.) → glitter
alcarin(qua) (aj.) → see alcarin, alcarinqua
alcarvalda (aj.) ⚒ → honourable
ald(a,u)uya (n.) → see aldauya, aldúya
aldarembina (aj.) → tree-meshed
aldauya (n.) → Tuesday

→ Day of the Two Trees

aldeä (n.) → Tuesday

→ Tree-day (Nuumenoorean)

aldeon/aldeond- (n.) ⚒ → avenue (of trees)
aldinga (n.) → tree-top
aldomë (n.) ⚒ → nowhere
aldúya (n.) → Tuesday

→ Day of the Two Trees

aleldarin (aj.) → unelvish
aleldarinwa (aj.) → unElvish
alenessë (n.) → nicotiana

→ pipeweed

alermaitë (aj.) ⚒ → abstract

→ non-concrete

alimya (aj.) ⚒ → different

→ (lit.) ♦not-same

Almaicata →

almaicata-¹/almaicat- (v.) ⚒ → blunt

→ become less sharp

almaicata-² (v.) ⚒ → blunt

→ make less sharp

almopocco (n.) ⚒ → backpack
alon/alond- (n.) ⚒ → limestone

→ (lit.) ♦grow-stone

alpa (n.) ⚒ → bat [instrument not animal]

→ (lit.) ♦beater

altarnië (n.) ⚒ → empire
alu (n.) ⚒ → (dressed) ♦leather
alumo (n.) ⚒ → leather-worker
am- (pf.) → up
ama- (pf.) → well

→ happily

amacarastië (n.) ⚒ → upbuilding
amaltil (n.) → mother ♦finger
amapta- (v.) ⚒ → ravish

→ seize and carry off forcibly

amaquat- (v.) ⚒ → fulfill

→ (lit.) up fill

amatengwë (n.) ⚒ → supertitle(s)
amatengw(i)e (n.) ⚒ → see amatengwë, amatengwië
amatengwië (n.) ⚒ → supertitle(s)
amatírë (n.) ⚒ → hope
amatúlië (n.) → blessed ♦arrival
amavil- (v.) ⚒ → fly up

→ soar

amáyë → have [irregular perfect] → see mai- (v.)
ambahep- (v.) ⚒ → maintain

→ (lit.) ♦upkeep

ambalasar/ambalasarn- (n.) ⚒ → stalagmite

→ (lit.) up-growing ♦stone

ambalotsë (n.) → uprising-flower
ambarya (aj.) ⚒ → worldwide

→ global
→ international
→ world-wide

am(be)na¹ (av.) → see ambena¹, amna¹
ambo(na) (n.) → see ambo, ambona
amboraxosta (n.) ⚒ → skeleton
amboremma (n.) ⚒ → bust

→ (lit.) ♦breast-picture

ambos/ambor- (n.) ⚒ → breast

→ chest

ambostulco (n.) ⚒ → bra

→ (lit.) ♦breast-support

américárin (aj.) ⚒ → American
amilessë (n.) → mother-name
am(ili)ye (n.) → see amiliyë, amyë
amiliyë (n.) → mummy
amil(le) (n.) → see amil, amillë
amilosto (n.) ⚒ → metropolis
amorta-/amort- (v.) → heave
ampícië (av.) ⚒ → less
ampollië (n.) ⚒ → great ♦effort

→ struggle

Amya →

amya- (pf.) → excellent

→ admirable

amya (n.) → mummy

→ (orig.) my ♦mother

amya (aj.) ⚒ → much

amyára (n.) ⚒ → elder
amyë (n.) → mummy
An →

an-¹ (pf.) → intensive prefix
an-² (pf.) → superlative prefix

Ana →

ana-¹ (pf.) → to

→ towards

ana-² (pf.) → plu-

(a)nacca (n.) → see anacca, nacca
anacca (n.) → narrows

→ cut
→ defile
→ pass

analelya-/analely- (v.) ⚒ → approach
anarya (n.) → Sunday

→ (lit.) ♦Sun-day

(ana)tarwesta (n.) ⚒ → see anatarwesta, tarwesta
anatarwesta (n.) ⚒ → crucifix(ion)
an(da)-² (pf.) → see an-², anda-²
anda-² (pf.) → superlative prefix
andalango (n.) ⚒ → giraffe

→ (lit.) ♦long-neck

andamacil (n.) → long ♦sword
andamba-/andamb- (v.) ⚒ → smite
andanyarro (n.) ⚒ → weasel

→ ferret
→ (lit.) ♦long-rat
→ mink
→ polecat
→ stoat

andarestë (n.) ⚒ → long-suffering

→ patience

andatehta (n.) → long-mark
andatya-/andaty- (v.) ⚒ → plummet

→ drop swiftly

andavië (n.) ⚒ → struggle

→ strong ♦effort

andorië (n.) ⚒ → landing (place)

→ dock

andormen (n.) ⚒ → landing ♦pad

→ landing ♦strip

andoþan/andoþamb- (n.) ⚒ → vestibule

→ (lit.) gate ♦room

andú- (pf.) → going down

→ setting (of sun)
→ west

andúna (aj.) → western
andúta- (v.) → lower
andúya-/andúy- (v.) → descend
angal (n.) → mirror

→ reflective ♦surface

angamendar/angamendár- (n.) ⚒ → train ♦station

→ (lit.) iron ♦way-stop

angaraxa (n.) ⚒ → train
angatië (n.) ⚒ → railway ♦line

→ (lit.) ♦iron-road
→ railroad ♦track

angulóceluntë (n.) ⚒ → dragon ♦boat
angwenda (n.) ⚒ → chain
an(n,w)a (n.) → see anna, anwa
anqualë (n.) → death ♦agony
anquantaina (aj.) ⚒ → complete

→ thoroughly filled

antac- (v.) ⚒ → apply
antelwa (aj.) ⚒ → later

→ (lit.) ♦very late

antil (n.) → middle ♦finger
antolatta (n.) ⚒ → bridle

→ (lit.) ♦mouth-strap

anwavë (av.) ⚒ → surely

→ certainly

anwë → go (away) [irregular preterite] → see auta-¹/aut- (v.)
anyaitië (n.) ⚒ → range

→ distance of capability
→ reach

ap- (v.) → touch one

→ affect
→ concern

apacen (n.) → foresight

→ (lit.) ♦after-sight

apacendo (n.) ⚒ → seer

→ prophet

apacenya (aj.) → of foresight
apacíta- (v.) ⚒ → assume

→ make premature judgements

apalúmë (n.) ⚒ → future

→ (lit.) ♦after-time

apanaina- (v.) ⚒ → regret

→ (lit.) ♦after-lament

apantië (n.) ⚒ → display

→ revealing

apaquet- (v.) ⚒ → forebode

→ foretell
→ predict

(apa)ruivë (n.) → see aparuivë, ruivë
appalë (n.) ⚒ → sense of touch

→ feeling [physical]
→ sensation

apsen- (v.) → remit

→ forgive
→ release

apta- (v.) → refuse

→ deny
→ say nay

aptaina (aj.) ⚒ → cooked

→ broiled

aquapahtië (n.) → privacy

→ (lit.) ♦full-closedness

aquet- (v.) → answer
Ar →

ar-¹ (pf.) → by-

→ beside
→ near

ar-² (pf.) → noble

→ high

ar-³ (pf.) → superlative prefix

→ good

a(r,s)tarindo (n.) → see artarindo, astarindo
Ar(A) →

ar(a) (av.) → see ar, ara
ar(a) (pp.) → see ar², ara²
ar(a)- (pf.) → see ar-², ara-²

ara-² (pf.) → noble

→ high

aralussë (n.) ⚒ → aorist

→ (lit.) ♦beside-tense

aramallë (n.) ⚒ → side-street
arandil (n.) → king's ♦friend

→ royalist

aránë → turn over [irregular preterite] → see aranta- (v.)
aránië → turn over [irregular perfect] → see aranta- (v.)
aranisquë (n.) ⚒ → frankincense
aranta- (v.) ⚒ → turn over

→ (lit.) ♦give by

arantanë → turn over [irregular preterite] → see aranta- (v.)
arantyalmë (n.) ⚒ → chess

→ (lit.) ♦king-game

aranus/aranuss- (n.) → kingship
aranus(se) (n.) → see aranus/aranuss-, aranussë/aranuss-
aranussë/aranuss- (n.) → kingship
arassë (n.) ⚒ → deer

→ hart
→ stag

arasso (n.) ⚒ → hart

→ (male) ♦deer
→ stag

ar(a)ta (aj.) → see arata, arta
arata (aj.) → high

→ exalted
→ lofty
→ noble

arátië (n.) ⚒ → nobility
aráto (n.) → champion

→ king
→ lord
→ eminent ♦man
→ noble

(a)rauco,rauca (n.) → see arauco, rauca, rauco
arcandë (n.) → petition
arcanwa (n.) → throne
arcöa (n.) ⚒ → palace

→ (lit.) ♦noble-house

arcólima (aj.) ⚒ → equivalent

→ (lit.) ♦beside-bear-able

ardahyalma (n.) ⚒ → (planetary) ♦crust
areässë (n.) ⚒ → proximity

→ nearness
→ vicinity

áre-nuquerna (n.) → aare-reversed
ar(i)-³ (pf.) → see ar-³, ari-³
ari-³ (pf.) → superlative prefix

→ good

árinqua (aj.) ⚒ → sunny

→ (lit.) ♦sunlight-full

armaro (n.) → neighbor
armaro,asambar(o) (n.) → see armaro, asambar, asambaro
armen- (v.) ⚒ → accompany
aromundo (n.) ⚒ → auroch

→ kine of Araw

arosto (n.) ⚒ → suburb(s)

→ outskirts (of city, town)
→ suburbia

arquen (n.) → noble

→ knight

arquenië (n.) ⚒ → nobility
artanwa (n.) ⚒ → award
artapano (n.) ⚒ → chessboard
artaquet- (v.) ⚒ → converse

→ debate

artaquetië (n.) ⚒ → conversation
artaquetta (n.) ⚒ → debate

→ discussion

artarindo (n.) → bystander

→ supporter

artatúrë (n.) ⚒ → government
-arya (sf.) → inceptive
aryata-/aryat- (v.) ⚒ → improve
aþ- (pf.) → easily
aþ(a)- (pf.) → see aþ-, aþa-
aþa- (pf.) → easily
aþalastë (aj.) → easily heard
aþalþambë (n.) ⚒ → guest-room
aþamahtë (aj.) ⚒ → simple

→ (lit.) ♦easily handled

asambaro (n.) → neighbor
aþanótë (aj.) → easily counted
aþar(o)² (n.) → see aþar², aþaro²
aþarta (n.) → leech

→ doctor

aþcarë (aj.) ⚒ → easily done
aþcárima (aj.) ⚒ → easy [to do]
aþcenë (aj.) → visible

→ easily seen

aþcénië (av.) ⚒ → obviously

→ (lit.) ♦easily seen

aþcénima (aj.) → visible

→ easily seen

aþeä-aranion (n.) → kingsfoil

→ asea of the Kings

aþquétima (aj.) ⚒ → easy to say
Asta →

asta (n.) → month

→ division
→ part (esp. one of other equal parts)

asta-/ast- (v.) → heat

→ bake (by exposure to sun)

astai (cj.) ⚒ → whereas

→ (lit.) ♦beside-that-which

astaincë/astainci- (n.) ⚒ → particle
astal (n.) ⚒ → valour
astalda (aj.) → strong

→ valiant

astarindo (n.) → bystander

→ supporter

aþyar (n.) ⚒ → assistant
At →

at- (pf.) → double

→ second time

at- (v.) ⚒ → catch

→ capture

at(a)- (pf.) → see at-, ata-
ata- (pf.) → double

→ second time

atacar- (v.) ⚒ → revenge

→ (lit.) ♦back-make

atacárië → do back [irregular perfect] → see ahtar- (v.)
atacarmë (n.) ⚒ → vengeance

→ reaction

ataformaitë (aj.) → ambidextrous
atahenta- (v.) ⚒ → revise

→ (lit.) ♦re-examine

atalantë (n.) → collapse

→ downfall

atamaitë (aj.) → two-handed
atamenta- (v.) ⚒ → transmit
atamentië (n.) ⚒ → transmission
atamir (n.) → heirloom
atanta- (v.) ⚒ → give back
atapengeä (aj.) ⚒ → bilabial (of consonants)
ataquanta- (v.) → refill

→ double ♦fill
→ fill a second time

ataquer (n.) ⚒ → bike

→ bicycle

atartur (n.) ⚒ → patriarch

→ (lit.) ♦master-father

(a)taryo (n.) → see ataryo, taryo
atatya (aj.) → double
Attalya →

attalya (aj.) → (lit.) ♦two-footed
attalya (n.) → biped

→ (lit.) ♦two-footed

aty(a,o) (n.) → see atya, atyo
atyo (n.) → daddy

→ (my) ♦father

au-¹ (pf.) → away (from)
aucelië (n.) ⚒ → sewer

→ (lit.) ♦away-flowing

aucië (n.) ⚒ → foolishness
aucir- (v.) → cut off (and get rid of or lose a portion)
aucol- (v.) ⚒ → remove

→ (lit.) ♦bear away

auhanta (n.) ⚒ → refuse

→ (lit.) ♦thing thrown away

aulerya- (v.) ⚒ → rid

→ free somebody of something

auma (n.) ⚒ → machine
aumanca-/aumanc- (v.) ⚒ → sell

→ (lit.) ♦trade away

aumapando (n.) ⚒ → abductor

→ (lit.) ♦away-seizer

aumenta- (v.) ⚒ → dismiss

→ (lit.) ♦away-send
→ divorce

aumentalë (n.) ⚒ → dismissal

→ divorce

aunotë (aj.) → not counted

→ uncounted

aunotë(a) (aj.) → see aunotë, aunoteä
aunoteä (aj.) → not counted

→ uncounted

aupsar- (v.) ⚒ → wipe away
auquer- (v.) ⚒ → reject

→ (lit.) ♦turn away

aura (n.) → possession

→ thing owned

aurehen/aurehend- (n.) ⚒ → dandelion

→ (lit.) ♦day-eye

aurië (n.) ⚒ → wealth [in possessions]

→ property

auþa (n.) → dim ♦shape

→ spectral or vague ♦apparition

ausatië (av.) ⚒ → especially

→ (lit.) ♦setting aside

autaila (aj.) ⚒ → going

→ nearly gone
→ passing

autamar/autamard- (n.) ⚒ → museum

→ (lit.) ♦hall of the past

autas/autass- (n.) → former ♦occurrence
autulya- (v.) ⚒ → deport

→ (lit.) ♦bring away

autulyalë (n.) ⚒ → deportation
Auva →

auva → go (away) [irregular future] → see auta-¹/aut- (v.)
auva → refuse [irregular future] → see ava- (v.)
auva → possess [irregular future] → see öa- (v.)

auvaneä (aj.) → without beauty
auvië (n.) → possession (abstract)

→ act of possessing

auyë → possess [irregular gerund] → see öa- (v.)
ava-¹ (pf.) → negation (refusing or forbidden)
avalatya- (v.) → close

→ shut

avalerya- (v.) → restrain

→ deprive of liberty

avamarwa (aj.) ⚒ → homeless
avamat- (v.) ⚒ → fast

→ (lit.) ♦refuse to eat

avanev- (v.) ⚒ → avoid

→ (lit.) ♦refuse to face

avantë → refuse [irregular preterite] → see apta- (v.)
avanut- (v.) ⚒ → untie
avanwa (aj.) → refused

→ banned
→ forbidden

avanyárima (aj.) → unspeakable

→ not to be told or related

avaquétima (aj.) → not to be said
avatup- (v.) ⚒ → uncover

→ expose

avatyar- (v.) → forgive

→ (lit.) ♦do away with

avávië → refuse [irregular perfect] → see ava- (v.)
aveä → go (away) [irregular aorist] → see auta-¹/aut- (v.)
aveälta- (v.) ⚒ → resemble closely
awalda (aj.) → moved

→ excited
→ stirred

axanwë (n.) ⚒ → logic

→ (orig.) ♦law of thought

axanweä (aj.) ⚒ → logical
axendë (n.) ⚒ → marrow
axína (aj.) ⚒ → (of) ♦steel

→ like steel

axosta (n.) ⚒ → skeleton
axula (aj.) ⚒ → bony

cacanna-/cacann- (v.) ⚒ → announce repeatedly

→ advertise
→ herald
→ propagate

cacannalë (n.) ⚒ → advertisement
cacar- (v.) ⚒ → continue

→ go on doing

cacarpa-/cacarap- (v.) ⚒ → chatter
cacátu- (v.) ⚒ → design

→ shape or fashion slowly

cacáva (n.) ⚒ → cocoa
caimen (n.) ⚒ → horizontal ♦direction
caimenya (aj.) ⚒ → horizontal
caina (or.) → tenth
cainen (cd.) → ten
caista (fr.) → one tenth
caistanótië (n.) → decimal ♦system
cal- (v.) → shine
calainë (n.) ⚒ → serenity
calambar/calambart- (aj.) → light-fated
calambart- → light-fated [irregular nominal] → see calambar/calambart- (aj.)
calambarti → light-fated [irregular plural] → see calambar/calambart- (aj.)
calampa (n.) ⚒ → spoon
calar (n.) → lamp
calarus/calarust- (n.) → polished ♦copper
calarwa (aj.) ⚒ → optical
calas/calass- (n.) ⚒ → brass
calassina (aj.) ⚒ → made of brass
calatengwë (n.) ⚒ → photograph

→ (lit.) ♦light-writing

calcata-/calcat- (v.) ⚒ → glaze
calceä (aj.) ⚒ → glassy

→ of glass

calleva (aj.) ⚒ → fair (weather or complexion)
callië (n.) ⚒ → heroism
calloveä (aj.) ⚒ → heroic

→ hero-like

calmatan (n.) → lampwright
calmatarma (n.) ⚒ → lampstand
calmatéma (n.) → k-series
calwa (aj.) ⚒ → lurid
cam- (v.) → receive
cámayanca (n.) ⚒ → guilt-offering
camba (n.) → (cupped) ♦hand

→ hollow of the hand

cambië (n.) ⚒ → profit

→ gain
→ income
→ intake

camma (n.) ⚒ → receptacle
campo (n.) ⚒ → flea
can- (v.) ⚒ → claim

→ demand (a thing)

canaquain (cd.) ⚒ → forty
canaquë (cd.) ⚒ → fourteen
canaqueä (or.) ⚒ → fourteenth
ca(na)sta (fr.) → see canasta, casta
candóla (n.) ⚒ → crown of head
canguru (n.) ⚒ → kangaroo
canquë (cd.) ⚒ → fourteen
canqueä (or.) ⚒ → fourteenth
cansat (fr.) → one fourth
cantallumë (av.) ⚒ → four times
Cantalya →

cantalya (aj.) ⚒ → four-legged
cantalya (n.) ⚒ → four-legged

→ (lit.) ♦four-footed
→ quadruped

cantië (n.) → pattern
cantilya (aj.) ⚒ → quadrangular
canton/cantond- (n.) ⚒ → soapstone

→ (lit.) sculpted ♦rock

canu (n.) ⚒ → lead
canuina (aj.) ⚒ → of lead
canuva (aj.) ⚒ → leaden
canwacimië (n.) ⚒ → obedience
canwacimya (aj.) ⚒ → obedient
canwahimië (n.) ⚒ → obedience
canwahimya (aj.) ⚒ → obedient
capaitë (aj.) ⚒ → leaping

→ bounding

cáralannë (n.) ⚒ → bandana

→ (lit.) ♦head-cloth
→ kerchief

caras (n.) ⚒ → lettuce
carastanyarro (n.) ⚒ → beaver

→ (lit.) ♦build-rat

caraxë (n.) → jagged ♦hedge of spikes
caraxo (n.) ⚒ → skull

→ (lit.) ♦head-bone

carca (n.) → fang

→ sharp ♦rock

carcapolca (n.) ⚒ → boar

→ (lit.) ♦tusk-pig

carcaran (n.) ⚒ → crocodile

→ (lit.) ♦toothed-beam

carcaþarma (n.) ⚒ → large ♦saw
car(d,m)a¹ (n.) → see carda¹, carma¹
-carë (sf.) → action

→ doing
→ making

cariëndë (n.) ⚒ → production
cariquetta (n.) ⚒ → verb
carmatan/carmatam- (n.) ⚒ → toolsmith
carmë (n.) → art

→ making
→ production
→ structure

carmen/carmend- (n.) ⚒ → recipe
carniambos/carniambor- (n.) ⚒ → robin

→ (lit.) ♦red-breast

carpaloþ (n.) ⚒ → tulip

→ (lit.) ♦hat-flower

carpando (n.) ⚒ → orator
carpassë (n.) → mouth-system

→ full organized language
→ metre
→ including ♦system
→ vocabulary

carpo (n.) ⚒ → frog
carranta (n.) ⚒ → strategy

→ (lit.) ♦action-course

carreä (n.) → tressure
carva (n.) → womb
-carya (sf.) → doing
cast (fr.) → one tenth
cas(ta) (av.) → see cas, casta
casteä² (aj.) ⚒ → top (with added sense of prominent, chief)
castol (n.) → helmet
castol(o) (n.) → see castol, castolo
castolo (n.) → helmet
castor (n.) ⚒ → beaver
cat- (v.) → shape

→ fashion

ca(ta)¹ (pp.) → see ca¹, cata¹
catamen (n.) ⚒ → background

→ milieu

catassa (n.) ⚒ → anus

→ arsehole
→ (lit.) ♦behind-hole

cav- (v.) → receive
Ceä →

ceä (cd.) → ten
ceä (n.) → hedge

ceä(n) (cd.) → see ceä, ceän
ceän (cd.) → ten
cecet (n.) ⚒ → pheasant
cehtecet (n.) ⚒ → clucking
celeta (n.) ⚒ → trickle
celima (aj.) → fluent
cellóra (aj.) ⚒ → blind

→ sightless

celumar (n.) ⚒ → origin (esp. of people/languages)

→ (lit.) ♦source-home
→ [German] ♦Urheimat

celundë (n.) → welling forth
celussë (n.) → freshnet

→ water falling out swiftly from a rocky spring

celusta (n.) ⚒ → outflow
celuva (aj.) ⚒ → original
celvacir (n.) ⚒ → butcher
celvamatta (n.) ⚒ → animal ♦food
celvamatya (aj.) ⚒ → carnivorous

→ (lit.) ♦animal-eating

celvatarwa (n.) ⚒ → zoo

→ (lit.) ♦life-garden

celvaveä (aj.) ⚒ → animal-like
celwë (n.) ⚒ → spring

→ source

cemellet/cemellept- (n.) ⚒ → asparagus

→ (lit.) ♦earth-finger

cemenquasië (n.) ⚒ → earthquake
cemenquaþië (n.) ⚒ → earthquake
cemessë → earth [irregular singular locative] → see cemen (n.)
cemiëveä (aj.) ⚒ → chemical
cemma (n.) ⚒ → picture

→ (lit.) ♦something seen

cemnassë (n.) ⚒ → earthenware

→ pottery

cemorva (n.) ⚒ → potato
cempalië (n.) ⚒ → earthquake
cenas(it,ta) (av.) → see cenasit, cenasta
Cenda →

cenda (n.) → inspection

→ reading

cenda-/cend- (v.) → watch (intensively)

→ observe (for some time)
→ read

cendë (n.) → point
cénelóra (aj.) ⚒ → blind
cenenca (aj.) ⚒ → blind

→ sightless

cénima (aj.) → visible
ceniril (n.) ⚒ → mirror
ceniril(le) (n.) ⚒ → see ceniril, cenirillë
cenirillë (n.) ⚒ → mirror
cenítë (aj.) → seeing
cennassë (n.) ⚒ → pottery

→ ceramic ♦vessel

centa (n.) → enquiry

→ essay

centánië (n.) ⚒ → ceramics

→ pottery-craft

cer- (v.) ⚒ → reap
cerihtando (n.) ⚒ → reaper
cermië (n.) → July
certa (n.) → rune
ceþ- (v.) → search

→ examine (in order to find something)

ceþyaima (aj.) ⚒ → interesting
ceþyalima (aj.) ⚒ → interesting
céta- (v.) ⚒ → offer

→ (lit.) ♦make an opportunity
→ propose
→ suggest

cetta- (v.) ⚒ → witness
ceula (aj.) → ?alive (of vegetable)
ceulë (n.) → renewal
ceur(a,e) (aj.) → see ceura, ceurë
ceuran/ceurán- (n.) → new-moon
ceuranar/ceuranár- (n.) → new ♦sun after solstice
ceurë (aj.) → renewed
ceuta-/ceut- (v.) → renew

→ refresh

cil- (v.) ⚒ → choose

→ select

cíleä (aj.) ⚒ → edged
cilin (n.) → glass
cilintilla (n.) → looking-glass
cilint(illa,ír) (n.) → see cilintír, cilintilla
cilintír (n.) → looking-glass
cilinyul (n.) → drinking-vessel (made of glass)
cilmë (n.) → choice

→ choosing

cilta- (v.) ⚒ → divide

→ separate

ciltië (n.) ⚒ → division

→ separation

címeä (aj.) ⚒ → edged
ciminqua (aj.) ⚒ → attentive

→ heedful

cir- (v.) → cut
circa (n.) → sickle
cirihta- (v.) ⚒ → reap

→ harvest

cirihtando (n.) ⚒ → reaper
cirihtor (n.) ⚒ → reaper
cirila (aj.) ⚒ → cutting
cirincë/cirinci- (n.) → scarlet-plumed species of bird
cirmacin/cirmacim- (n.) → knife-edge
ciryampa (n.) ⚒ → anchor

→ (lit.) ♦boat-hook

ciryando (n.) → sailor
ciryapanda (n.) ⚒ → haven

→ (lit.) ♦ship-enclosure

ciryaquen (n.) → shipman

→ sailor

ciryatalan/ciryatalam- (n.) ⚒ → deck (of a ship)

→ main ♦deck

ciryatan (n.) → shipbuilder

→ shipwright

citya- (v.) ⚒ → tickle
cityalë (n.) ⚒ → tickling
cityaleä (aj.) ⚒ → ticklish

→ sensitive
→ susceptible

ciuca (n.) → thigh
cöacalina (n.) → light of the house

→ indwelling ♦spirit

cöacolindo (n.) ⚒ → snail

→ (lit.) ♦house-bearer

cöantur (n.) ⚒ → householder

→ master of the house

coilemma (n.) ⚒ → fossil

→ biological ♦artifact
→ biological ♦relic

coimas/coimass- (n.) → life-bread

→ lembas

coimen/coimend- (n.) → life-year
coingolmë (n.) ⚒ → biology
coivenqua (aj.) ⚒ → lively

→ (lit.) ♦full of life
→ vibrant
→ vivacious

coiv(i)e,cuivië¹ (n.) → see coivë¹, coivië¹, cuivië¹
col- (v.) → bear

→ carry
→ wear

colba (n.) → womb
colbamarië (n.) → gestation

→ (lit.) ♦womb-residence

colbanavië (n.) → gestation

→ (lit.) ♦womb-being

colcallë (n.) ⚒ → phylactery

→ (lit.) little ♦box

cólë (n.) ⚒ → passivity

→ endurance
→ passive ♦individual
→ patience

cóleva (aj.) ⚒ → passive
Colla →

colla (aj.) → borne

→ worn

colla (n.) → borne

→ cloak
→ vestment
→ worn

coloitë (aj.) → capable of bearing

→ enduring
→ tolerant (of)

coloitië (n.) → endurance

→ fortitude
→ staunchness

colucë (n.) ⚒ → strainer
combeä (aj.) ⚒ → collective

→ assembled
→ concerted
→ consolidated
→ cooperative
→ corporate

combemen (n.) ⚒ → museum
comë/comi- (n.) ⚒ → group
cómë (n.) ⚒ → [computer] ♦file

→ document

condo/condu- (n.) → lord

→ guardian

cordamo (n.) ⚒ → cleric
cordon (n.) ⚒ → idol
coro (pp.) ⚒ → around
coropë (n.) ⚒ → skull
corpë (n.) ⚒ → skull
corta-/cort- (v.) ⚒ → roll up

→ pack
→ roll

cortangwa (n.) ⚒ → button

→ (lit.) ♦circle-fastener

corto (n.) → circle
costaima (aj.) ⚒ → debatable
costula (aj.) ⚒ → quarrelsome

→ belligerent

cotwë (n.) ⚒ → struggle

→ wrestling

cucuollë (n.) ⚒ → turtledove
cuilóreä (aj.) ⚒ → absent-minded

→ (lit.) ♦day-dreamy

cuimacir (n.) ⚒ → butcher
cuiru- (v.) ⚒ → stir (to wakefullness)
cuitar (n.) ⚒ → alarm

→ device to waken somebody

Cuiva →

cuiva (n.) → animal
cuiva (aj.) ⚒ → awake

cuiv(i)e² (n.) → see cuivë², cuivië²
Cuivië →

cuivië¹ (n.) → life
cuivië² (n.) → awakening

cullingwë (n.) ⚒ → goldfish
culmírë (n.) ⚒ → jasper

→ (lit.) ♦orange-jewel

culumalda (n.) → laburnum

→ (lit.) ♦orange-tree

culvelyávë (n.) ⚒ → pumpkin
cumbo (n.) ⚒ → belly
Cumya →

cumya-¹/cumy- (v.) ⚒ → empty (oneself)
cumya-² (v.) ⚒ → empty (something)

cúnë (n.) ⚒ → crescent

→ arch

cungandë (n.) ⚒ → violin

→ (lit.) ♦bow-harp

cunta- (v.) → rule
cuptalë (n.) ⚒ → deception

→ deceit

curo/curu- (n.) → skillful (?device)
curwesta (n.) ⚒ → technology
curya (aj.) ⚒ → potent

→ powerful
→ strong (as function of craft or cunning)

cuv-¹ (v.) → conceal
cúvima (aj.) → concealable
cuvo (n.) → hider
cuvoitë (aj.) → hiding

→ secretive
→ treacherous

E →

-e (sf.) → plural of adjectives
e¹ (pn.) → one

→ a thing
→ it

(e,o)rma (n.) → see erma, orma
Eä →

-eä¹ (sf.) → continuative present
-eä² (sf.) → ordinal suffix

eäla (n.) → being

→ spirit (not incarnate)

eändë (n.) ⚒ → surprise

→ feeling of surprise

eär(e,o)n² (n.) → see eären², eäron²
eärel (n.) ⚒ → starfish

→ (lit.) ♦sea-star

eärendur (n.) → (professional) ♦mariner

→ (lit.) ♦servant of the sea

eärenya (n.) → Thursday

→ Sea-day

eärina (aj.) ⚒ → of the sea
eärra/eärráv- (n.) ⚒ → seal

→ sea lion

eärsil (n.) ⚒ → pearl

→ (lit.) ♦sea-sheen

eässar/eässarn- (n.) ⚒ → pearl

→ (lit.) ♦sea-pebble/stone

eäveä (aj.) ⚒ → universal

→ natural

ec- (v.) → have a chance of

→ can
→ may

ecar (cj.) ⚒ → or
ecca (n.) ⚒ → hole

→ lair

eccahta (n.) ⚒ → hawthorn

→ (lit.) ♦thorn-hedge

eccalda (n.) ⚒ → cactus

→ (lit.) spine ♦tree

eccan- (v.) ⚒ → proclaim

→ assert
→ (lit.) ♦forth-call out

eccat- (v.) ⚒ → fashion

→ make

ecceþ- (v.) → find out

→ bring out by examining or eyeing[?]

eccoia (aj.) ⚒ → thorny
eccol- (v.) ⚒ → export
eccuinu- (v.) ⚒ → awake

→ wake up

ecellë (n.) → urchin

→ hedgehog

ecet (n.) → short stabbing ♦sword
ef- (v.) ⚒ → emerge (especially from water)
(ef)fírië (n.) → see effírië, fírië
effírië (n.) → death
ehtipolca (n.) ⚒ → porcupine

→ (lit.) ♦spike-pig

elanar (n.) ⚒ → pimpernel

→ (lit.) ♦sun-star

eldafindë (n.) ⚒ → maidenhair ♦fern

→ (lit.) elf ♦tress

eldalië (n.) → People of the elves

→ elven-folk

elengolmë (n.) ⚒ → astronomy
elenitsë (n.) ⚒ → firefly

→ (lit.) ♦star-fly

elentaula (aj.) ⚒ → impressive
elhíþë (n.) ⚒ → nebula

→ star ♦cloud

élicombë (n.) ⚒ → galaxy

→ collection of stars

Elma →

elma-/elem- (v.) ⚒ → marvel at

→ admire

elma (n.) ⚒ → wonder

→ miracle

em- (v.) ⚒ → depict

→ portray

embë (n.) ⚒ → painting

→ drawing

(e)mecima (aj.) ⚒ → see emecima, mecima
emecima (aj.) ⚒ → accurate

→ always aiming at the mark

emel (n.) → love [abstract]
emer- (v.) → herd (sheep)
emerro (n.) ⚒ → shepherd

→ herdsman

emerwen/emerwend- (n.) → shepherdess
emil (n.) → mother
emino (n.) ⚒ → character (in a story)
emma (n.) → picture
empatyellë (n.) ⚒ → advancement

→ progress

emya (n.) → mummy

→ (orig.) my ♦mother

en- (pf.) → re-

→ again

en(a)² (av.) → see en², ena²
-enca (sf.) → without

→ -less

en(d,t)e (n.) → see endë, entë
endaquet- (v.) → answer
endemat/endematt- (n.) ⚒ → lunch

→ (lit.) ♦mid-meal

endya (aj.) ⚒ → central
enel(d,l)e (n.) → see eneldë, enellë
eneldë (n.) → middle ♦finger
enellë (n.) → middle ♦finger
enelmo (n.) → go-between

→ intermediary
→ intervener
→ mediator

enenquain (cd.) ⚒ → sixty
enenquë (cd.) → sixteen
enenqueä (or.) ⚒ → sixteenth
enenqueän (cd.) ⚒ → sixty
eneques/enequess- (n.) ⚒ → rumor

→ (lit.) ♦re-saying

ener(a) (av.) ⚒ → see ener, enera
enestil (n.) → middle ♦finger
enetya (aj.) ⚒ → spare

→ extra
→ more than needed

engwa (aj.) → sickly
ennóna (aj.) ⚒ → born again
enortalë (n.) ⚒ → resurrection
enquain (cd.) ⚒ → sixty
enquanta- (v.) → refill
enquellumë (av.) ⚒ → six times
enquet- (v.) → repeat

→ say again

enquië (n.) → elvish week of six days
entul- (v.) → come again

→ return

entulessë (n.) → return
entya (aj.) → central

→ middle

envinyata- (v.) → renew

→ heal

enwacuvindo (n.) ⚒ → liar

→ cheater

enwavë (av.) ⚒ → actually
enyal- (v.) → recall
enyáleä (aj.) ⚒ → memorial
enyalië (n.) → memory

→ (lit.) ♦recalling

epeharmo (n.) ⚒ → president
epello (av.) ⚒ → already
epemat/epematt- (n.) ⚒ → dessert

→ (lit.) ♦after-meal

epessë (n.) → after-name
ep(e)ta (cj.) → see epeta, epta
equet (ij.) → (he/she/it) ♦says

→ (he/she/it) ♦said

erda (aj.) ⚒ → solitary

→ deserted

eretildo (n.) ⚒ → unicorn
erië (n.) ⚒ → oneness
eritë (aj.) ⚒ → singular
erma (n.) → (physical) ♦matter
ermaitë (aj.) ⚒ → concrete

→ material

ermangolmë (n.) ⚒ → study of matter

→ [possibly also] ♦chemistry
→ physics

erta- (v.) ⚒ → unite
essámalë (n.) ⚒ → agreement

→ (lit.) ♦one-mindedness

essar- (v.) ⚒ → recross
estat- (v.) → distribute in even portions
estatina (aj.) ⚒ → divided

→ distributed
→ shared

estelya- (v.) ⚒ → hope
esto (pn.) → they
et- (pf.) → out

→ forth

etanta- (v.) ⚒ → publish

→ (lit.) ♦out-give

et(e)- (pf.) → see et-, ete-
ete- (pf.) → out

→ forth

etehat- (v.) ⚒ → throw out
etelehta- (v.) → deliver
etelehto (n.) ⚒ → deliverer
etelelya-/etelely- (v.) ⚒ → go out
etelenda (aj.) ⚒ → exiled
etelerro (n.) ⚒ → exile
etelesta- (v.) ⚒ → measure (out)
etemen- (v.) ⚒ → go out

→ go forth

etementa- (v.) ⚒ → banish

→ (lit.) ♦out-send
→ send out

etengwië → read written matter [irregular perfect] → see tengwa-/tengw- (v.)
etepanya- (v.) ⚒ → put out
etequet- (v.) ⚒ → confess

→ speak out

eterahta-/eteraht- (v.) ⚒ → reach out
eterúna- (v.) → deliver
etevatta- (v.) ⚒ → trample out
ethenta- (v.) → read aloud
etil (n.) ⚒ → ivy
etsen- (v.) ⚒ → let loose

→ forget
→ release

etserca-/etserc- (v.) ⚒ → bleed out

→ exsanguinate

etsonga-/etsong- (v.) ⚒ → blurt out

→ (lit.) ♦mouth out [something]

etþurya-/etþury- (v.) → go out
ettalan (n.) ⚒ → balcony
ettanië (n.) ⚒ → spectacle

→ (lit.) ♦showing forth

ettemo (n.) ⚒ → foreigner
ettir- (v.) ⚒ → watch out

→ spy on

ettirno (n.) ⚒ → spy
ettuc- (v.) ⚒ → draw out
etúlië → pour forth [irregular perfect] → see etulya-¹/etuly- (v.)
etullë → pour forth [irregular preterite] → see etulya-¹/etuly- (v.)
etullië → pour forth [irregular perfect] → see etulya-¹/etuly- (v.)
Etulya →

etulya-¹/etuly- (v.) ⚒ → pour forth

→ pour out

etulya-² (v.) ⚒ → pour forth

→ pour out

etyanetië (n.) ⚒ → hypocrisy
evandil (n.) ⚒ → [Christian] ♦missionary
evandilyon (n.) ⚒ → gospel
exanen (av.) ⚒ → otherwise

→ in an other way

failanta (aj.) ⚒ → justified
failata-/failat- (v.) ⚒ → justify
falampa (n.) ⚒ → whip
falassë² (n.) → (wave-beaten) ♦shore

→ line of surf
→ seashore

falasseä (aj.) ⚒ → coastal
falasta- (v.) → foam

→ surge

falmaril (n.) ⚒ → aquamarine

→ (lit.) ♦wave-crystal

falpa-/falap- (v.) ⚒ → flog
falwa (aj.) ⚒ → turquoise

→ (lit.) ♦pale surf colour

fana (n.) → raiment

→ bodily ♦form of an angelic spirit
→ (bright) ♦shape or figure
→ veil

fán(a,e) (aj.) → see fána, fánë
fanorcarnë (n.) ⚒ → sardonyx
fantanë → veil [irregular preterite] → see fanta-/fant- (v.)
fantercenya (aj.) → perspicacious

→ penetrating of sight or understanding

fanto (n.) → whale
fanwë (n.) → vapour

→ steam

fanya² (n.) → (white) ♦cloud

→ white and shining ♦thing

faralë (n.) → hunting
farinë (n.) ⚒ → vermin
farnë/farni- (n.) → ash

→ rowan

fassalë (n.) ⚒ → (tasseled) ♦fringe
fasseä (aj.) ⚒ → shaggy

→ tangled [hair]

fassitë (aj.) ⚒ → tasseled
feäfelmë (n.) → spirit-impulse
fel- (v.) ⚒ → feel (emotions)
felco (n.) → cave

→ underground ♦dwelling
→ mine

felehta-/feleht- (v.) → excavate

→ mine
→ tunnel

fendë,fenna (n.) → see fendë, fenna
feuna (aj.) ⚒ → abhorred

→ aghast

fifíru- (v.) → slowly ♦fade away
filiculumpë (n.) ⚒ → ostrich

→ (lit.) ♦sparrow-camel

filincë/filinci- (n.) → finch
filit/filic- (n.) ⛏ → small ♦bird

→ sparrow

fillannë (n.) ⚒ → sack-cloth
finca (aj.) → clever (in petty ways)
findelë (n.) → tress

→ lock [of hair]

findilë (n.) → head of hair
findimaitar (n.) ⚒ → barber

→ hairdresser

finë¹/fini- (n.) → (single) ♦hair

→ filament

fínë (n.) → dexterity
fineä (aj.) ⚒ → downy

→ hairy [specifically fine light hair]

fíneä (aj.) → dexterous
finië (n.) ⚒ → cunning
finta- (v.) → make

→ decorate a thing with delicate work
→ finish off
→ show skill

fintemótalë (n.) ⚒ → industry

→ (lit.) ♦making toil

finwa (aj.) → clever

→ delicate
→ dexterous
→ fine

finyalë (n.) ⚒ → cleverness
fir- (v.) → die

→ breathe forth
→ expire
→ fade

fírima (aj.) → mortal

→ (lit.) able to die

firta- (v.) ⚒ → kill
föalócë (n.) → breath-dragon
for- (pf.) → right-hand

→ north

foralcar (n.) ⚒ → aurora

→ (lit.) northern ♦radiance

Fornúmen →

fornúmen (aj.) ⚒ → northwest
fornúmen (n.) ⚒ → northwest

fornúna (aj.) ⚒ → northwestern
Forrómen →

forrómen (aj.) ⚒ → northeast
forrómen (n.) ⚒ → northeast

forróna (aj.) ⚒ → northeastern
fundu- (v.) ⚒ → thunder

Hac →

hac-¹ (v.) → yawn
hac-² (v.) ⚒ → squat

hacca (n.) ⚒ → hams

→ buttocks

haimeä (aj.) ⚒ → habitual
haimelë (n.) ⚒ → culture
haimeleä (aj.) ⚒ → cultural
hal(d,l)a¹ (aj.) → see halda¹, halla¹
ham- (v.) → judge
han- (pf.) → back as an answer or return by another agent
handelóra (aj.) ⚒ → witless
hando (n.) ⚒ → big ♦brother

→ ‘big bro’ (intimate)

hanquet- (v.) ⚒ → answer

→ respond

hanúrë (n.) ⚒ → manliness

→ masculinity

hanusta (n.) ⚒ → monastery
hanustar (n.) ⚒ → monk
hap- (v.) ⚒ → bind

→ detain
→ keep
→ restrain
→ retain

hapta- (v.) ⚒ → eject

→ ejaculate

harina (aj.) → marred
harnalassë (n.) ⚒ → schadenfreude

→ malicious ♦enjoyment derived from observing someone else’s misfortune
→ (lit.) ♦wound-joy

harno (n.) ⚒ → possessor
haþa- (v.) → treat kindly

→ (help to) ♦cure
→ make easy
→ treat (medically)

haþaino (n.) ⚒ → patient

→ (lit.) medically treated ♦one

haþarë (n.) ⚒ → medicine
haþareä (aj.) ⚒ → medical
haþiëndë (n.) ⚒ → therapy

→ process of treating medically

hassë/hass- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦brother

→ ‘lil bro’ (intimate)

hasta- (v.) → mar
hastaina (aj.) → marred
hastalë (n.) ⚒ → corruption
hastima (aj.) ⚒ → corruptible
haþwa (n.) ⚒ → medicine
hat-¹ (v.) ⚒ → hurl

→ fling
→ throw

hatar (n.) ⚒ → thrower (of spears and darts)
hatta (n.) ⚒ → missile
háva (n.) → (unleavened) ♦bread (collective)
havar (n.) → loaf of bread

→ cake of bread

havarcë (n.) ⚒ → cookie
hayassë (n.) ⚒ → distance
hecil (n.) → one lost or forsaken by friends

→ outcast
→ outlaw
→ waif

hecilë (n.) → one lost or forsaken by friends

→ outcast
→ outlaw (f.)
→ waif

hecilo (n.) → one lost or forsaken by friends

→ outcast
→ outlaw (m.)
→ waif

hecima (aj.) ⚒ → special (negative)
heconna (n.) ⚒ → child born out of wedlock

→ bastard

hehtar (n.) ⚒ → renegade
hel- (v.) ⚒ → freeze (of water)
hela (cj.) → other than
helcehtyar (n.) ⚒ → narwhal

→ (lit.) ♦ice-spearman

helcelmë (n.) ⚒ → glacier

→ (lit.) frozen ♦flow

heldassë (n.) ⚒ → nakedness
helexë (n.) ⚒ → hail
helillos/helilloþ- (n.) ⚒ → wisteria

→ (lit.) purple ♦cluster

helilloþ (n.) ⚒ → wisteria

→ (lit.) purple ♦cluster

helina (aj.) ⚒ → frozen
helinquila (n.) ⚒ → mauve
helissar (n.) ⚒ → hyacinth
helmolpë (n.) ⚒ → skin-bottle

→ wine-skin

helmunquë (n.) ⚒ → wrinkle

→ (lit.) ♦skin-hollow

helquir/helquirm- (n.) ⚒ → ice ♦cream
helta- (v.) ⚒ → strip

→ bar
→ denude
→ despoil
→ peel

hempa (n.) ⚒ → cord
hencalca (n.) ⚒ → eye-glass
hencalcat (n.) ⚒ → eye-glasses

→ spectacles

hencúnë (n.) ⚒ → eyebrow

→ (lit.) ♦eye-arch

hendelë (n.) ⚒ → window
hendelúpeä-cecet (n.) ⚒ → peafowl

→ (lit.) eye-plumed ♦pheasant

hendumaica (aj.) → sharp-eyed
henet/henets- (n.) ⚒ → window
henfanwa (n.) → eye-screen

→ veil upon eyes

hententa- (v.) → spot with eye
hentië (n.) → reading
hentópa (n.) ⚒ → eyelid
henulca (aj.) → evil-eyed
hep- (v.) ⚒ → keep
hér,heru (n.) → see hér/heru-, heru/heru-
héramat/héramatt- (n.) ⚒ → main ♦course

→ (lit.) chief ♦meal

herca (cj.) ⚒ → or
heren¹ (n.) → order
hérincë/hérinci- (n.) → little ♦lady
hérosto (n.) ⚒ → capital ♦city
herulatsë (n.) ⚒ → estate

→ domain

herwa (aj.) ⚒ → lordly
hes/hest- (n.) ⚒ → sibling
hessa (aj.) ⚒ → withered
Hesta →

hesta (n.) ⚒ → nearest ♦consanguinity
hesta- (v.) ⚒ → wither

hesta(le) (n.) ⚒ → see hesta, hestalë
hestalë (n.) ⚒ → nearest ♦consanguinity
hexan/hexamb- (n.) ⚒ → toilet
hildë² (n.) → heir

→ follower

hilista (n.) ⚒ → following (situation)

→ continuation
→ succession

hilmë (n.) ⚒ → offspring

→ descendant

hilyalë (n.) ⚒ → succession

→ dynasty

hímë (n.) ⚒ → beer
himítë (aj.) ⚒ → clinging

→ chronic
→ (lit.) able to stick on
→ persistent
→ sticking

himítië (n.) ⚒ → compliance
himta- (v.) ⚒ → make stick

→ attach

himyalë (n.) ⚒ → connection
hinta- (v.) ⚒ → adopt
hintil (n.) → baby (finger)
hir- (v.) → find
hirdë (n.) ⚒ → entrails

→ bowels

híseä (aj.) ⚒ → misty
híþië (n.) → mist

→ mistiness

híþilanya (n.) → mist ♦thread

→ grey elvish ♦rope

híþimë (n.) → November

→ Misty-one

hisquë (n.) ⚒ → smog
hlaimar/hlaimard- (n.) ⚒ → hospital
hlapil (n.) ⚒ → flag
hlapu- (v.) → blow

→ fly or stream in the wind

hlar- (v.) → hear
hlaraitë (aj.) ⚒ → able to hear
hlárelóra (aj.) ⚒ → deaf

→ (lit.) ♦hearing-less

hlárerya (n.) ⚒ → hearing (ability)
hlarindo (n.) ⚒ → hearer
hlarma (n.) ⚒ → earpiece

→ receiver

hlimba (n.) ⚒ → sled
hlimbë (aj.) → sliding

→ gliding
→ sleek
→ slippery

hlimbon (n.) ⚒ → sleigh
hlintë (n.) ⚒ → fluff

→ down
→ soft ♦stuff

hlit- (v.) ⚒ → speed swiftly

→ dash
→ hurtle
→ race

hloirë (n.) → venom

→ poison
→ poisonousness

hloita- (v.) → poison

→ envenom
→ fill with poison

hlón(a) (n.) → see hlón/hlon-, hlóna/hlon-
hlóna/hlon- (n.) → noise

→ phone (speech sound)
→ sound

hlon(a)itë (aj.) → see hlonaitë, hlonitë
hlonaitë (aj.) → phonetic
hlonda-/hlond- (v.) ⚒ → boom

→ bang
→ make (loud) noise

hlondë (n.) ⚒ → loud ♦noise
hlónemma (n.) ⚒ → phoneme
hlonitë (aj.) → phonetic
hlonta- (v.) ⚒ → boom

→ bang
→ make (loud) noise

hluc- (v.) ⚒ → swallow
hlunco/hluncu- (n.) ⚒ → pharynx

→ gullet

hlungo (n.) ⚒ → pharynx

→ gullet

hlúvo/hlúvu (aj.) → greasy

→ fat

hlúvu- → greasy [irregular nominal] → see hlúvo/hlúvu (aj.)
hó- (pf.) → away

→ from
→ from among

höahan/höahán- (n.) ⚒ → big ♦brother (informal/familiar)
höanet/höanéþ- (n.) ⚒ → big ♦sister (informal/familiar)
hócilmë (n.) ⚒ → example

→ representative ♦item
→ outtake
→ selection

hócir- (v.) → cut off (so as to have or use a required portion)
hol(l,m)a (aj.) → see holla, holma
hollo (n.) ⚒ → cock

→ cockerel
→ rooster

holya-/holy- (v.) → shut

→ close

homanca-/homanc- (v.) ⚒ → buy
hondacil (n.) ⚒ → belladonna

→ (lit.) ♦heartsbane

hondo (n.) → seat of the deepest feelings
hontompa (n.) ⚒ → heartbeat
hontossë (n.) ⚒ → loud ♦sneeze
hórista (n.) ⚒ → citation

→ quotation
→ (lit.) ♦something cut out

hornië (n.) ⚒ → roughness

→ rudeness

hostaitë (aj.) ⚒ → able to gather
hótocië (n.) ⚒ → tax
hototyossë (n.) ⚒ → cough and a sneeze
hótul- (v.) → come away
hotya- (v.) ⚒ → sneeze
hrá (pp.) → for

→ on behalf of

hr(á,ó)va² (aj.) → see hráva², hróva²
Hrai →

hrai- (pf.) → hard

→ difficult

hrai (av.) ⚒ → barely

hraicenë (aj.) → scarcely visible

→ hard to see

hraicénima (aj.) → scarcely visible

→ hard to see

hrai(e) (av.) ⚒ → see hrai, hraië
hraitasta (n.) ⚒ → detail
hrambundo (n.) ⚒ → bison

→ buffalo (lit. wild ox)
→ gaur
→ wisent

hrangwë (n.) ⚒ → problem

→ difficulty

hravanda (n.) ⚒ → wilderness
hris- (v.) ⚒ → snow
hrissë (n.) → fall of snow
hristil (n.) → snow (?peak)
hristondur (n.) ⚒ → Christian

→ (lit.) ♦Servant of Christ

hrisya- (v.) → snow (impersonal)
hró- (pf.) → east
hröacanta (n.) ⚒ → body-shape
hröafelmë (n.) → body-impulse
hröaloica (n.) ⚒ → cripple
hröangolmë (n.) → lore of the body and arts of healing
hröava (aj.) ⚒ → corporeal

→ bodily

hrómë/hrómen- (n.) → east
hrómë(n) (n.) → see hrómë/hrómen-, hrómen/hrómen-
hrómen/hrómen- (n.) → east
hrón (n.) → matter

→ body
→ flesh
→ substance

(h)róna (aj.) → see hróna, róna
hróna (aj.) → eastern

→ east

hrondo (n.) → (physical) ♦body

→ corporeal ♦form

hrondova (aj.) ⚒ → corporeal

→ bodily

hróta (n.) → dwelling underground

→ artificial ♦cave
→ rockhewn ♦hall

hru- (pf.) → evil-
hrúa (aj.) → evil

→ wicked

(h)rúcarë (n.) → see hrúcarë, rúcarë
hrúcarë (n.) → evil-doing
hrúcen (n.) ⚒ → envy

→ (lit.) ♦evil-sight

hrúfinta- (v.) ⚒ → cheat
hruhirdië (n.) ⚒ → dysentery
hrundav- (v.) ⚒ → condemn
hruo (n.) → wickedness
hrupuhta- (v.) ⚒ → fornicate
hrupuhtië (n.) ⚒ → fornication
hrupuhto (n.) ⚒ → fornicator
hrú(y)a (aj.) → see hrúa, hrúya
hrúya (aj.) → evil

→ wicked

hú (n.) → hound (or ?heart)
huar (n.) ⚒ → wild ♦dog

→ jackal

huarda (n.) ⚒ → pack (of dogs)

→ pack (of wolves)

hundu- (v.) ⚒ → thunder
húni (n.) ⚒ → bitch

→ female ♦dog

huolë (n.) ⚒ → litter (of pups, cubs, etc.)
hurindo (n.) ⚒ → liar
hurulë (n.) ⚒ → deception
hurumo (n.) ⚒ → imposter
húta-/hút- (v.) → curse
hútatyosta (n.) ⚒ → whooping ♦cough
hwá (n.) → violent ♦wind
hwandasar/hwandasarn- (n.) ⚒ → pumice

→ (lit.) ♦sponge-stone

hwarrissë (n.) ⚒ → blizzard

→ (lit.) ♦blowing fall of snow

hwarwa (n.) → violent ♦wind
hwat- (v.) ⚒ → spill
hwermë (n.) → gesture-code
hwestalauca (n.) ⚒ → vapour
hwestalaucata- (v.) ⚒ → vaporize
hwesta-sindarinwa (n.) → Grey-elven hw ♦letter
hwindë¹ (n.) → birch
hwínë (n.) ⚒ → giddiness

→ faintness

hwinima (aj.) ⚒ → confusing
hwinta-/hwint- (v.) ⚒ → mix

→ confuse
→ stir

hwintaila (aj.) ⚒ → confusing
hyá (pn.) → other thing
hyal- (v.) ⚒ → ring

→ resound

hyalin (n.) ⚒ → paper
hyam- (v.) → pray
hyámen (n.) ⚒ → front
hyan- (v.) ⚒ → injure
hyando (n.) → cleaver
hyanwë (n.) ⚒ → difference
hyapallë (n.) ⚒ → slipper

→ (lit.) little ♦shoe

Hyar →

hyar- (pf.) → left-hand

→ south

hyar (n.) ⚒ → plough

hyaralcar (n.) ⚒ → aurora

→ (lit.) southern ♦radiance

hyárë (n.) → today

→ this day

hyarehtë (n.) ⚒ → halberd
hyarnúmen (n.) ⚒ → southwest
hyarnúna (aj.) ⚒ → southwestern
hyarrómen (n.) ⚒ → southeast
hyarróna (aj.) ⚒ → southeastern
hyasta- (v.) ⚒ → rush

→ rustle

hyermë (n.) ⚒ → prayer
hyólamo (n.) ⚒ → trumpeter
hyulma (n.) ⚒ → coal
hyuxo (n.) ⚒ → hiccup

I →

-i¹ (sf.) → general plural for nouns
-i² (sf.) → simplest aorist infinitive

iasintë (n.) ⚒ → hyacinth
icítë (aj.) ⚒ → cute
Ië →

-ië¹ (sf.) → abstract noun

→ adverb

-ië² (sf.) → gerund suffix

→ -ing

-ië³ (sf.) → perfect suffix

-iël (sf.) → feminine suffix

→ -daughter

Iën →

-iën¹ (sf.) → feminine ending

→ -daughter
→ feminine patronymic

-iën² (sf.) → -land

iër (pp.) → as
il- (pf.) → every

→ all

-(i)la (sf.) → see -ila, -la
-ila (sf.) → active participle
ilca-/ilc- (v.) → gleam (white)
ilcaxo (n.) ⚒ → ivory

→ (lit.) gleam ♦bone

ilcë (pn.) → you
-ilco (sf.) → you (dual)
ilimba (aj.) ⚒ → milky
illië (n.) ⚒ → public
-(i)llo¹ (sf.) → see -illo¹, -llo¹
-illo¹ (sf.) → you (dual)
Illöa →

illöa (aj.) ⚒ → annual

→ per annum (year as item)
→ yearly

illöa (av.) ⚒ → annually

→ per annum (year as item)
→ yearly

Illöa(Va) →

illöa(va) (aj.) ⚒ → see illöa, illöava
illöa(va) (av.) ⚒ → see illöa, illöava

Illöava →

illöava (aj.) ⚒ → annual

→ per annum (year as item)
→ yearly

illöava (av.) ⚒ → annually

→ per annum (year as item)
→ yearly

illómeä (aj.) ⚒ → nightly
ilquáreä (aj.) → general
iluasta (n.) ⚒ → omnipresence
ilucara (aj.) → omnificient
iluisa (aj.) → omniscient
ilúvala (aj.) → omnipotent
ilúveä (aj.) ⚒ → universal
ilvan(y)a (aj.) → see ilvana, ilvanya
ilvanya (aj.) → perfect
ilyareä (aj.) → daily
im- (pf.) → same
-ima (sf.) → -able

→ possibility

imba (pn.) → same

→ self-same

imbacindë (n.) ⚒ → harlot
imbalateä (aj.) ⚒ → conceited

→ (lit.) ♦self-proud

imbar² (n.) → The ♦World

→ Earth
→ (lit.) ♦Habitation

imbenatsë (n.) ⚒ → internet
imbilat (n.) → deep ♦valley
imirë (n.) ⚒ → crystal
imirin (aj.) ⚒ → of crystal
(i)missë (n.) ⚒ → see imissë, missë
imissë (n.) ⚒ → inside
imli (pn.) → yourself
immenwa (n.) ⚒ → automobile
immet (pn.) → ourselves
immolaitië (n.) ⚒ → self-praise
immoquanta (aj.) ⚒ → full of him/herself

→ egotistic
→ narcissistic

immotuntië (n.) ⚒ → conscience

→ (lit.) ♦self-perceiving

immoturië (n.) ⚒ → self-control
imnetyala (aj.) ⚒ → hypocritical

→ (lit.) ♦self-adorning

imnetyalë (n.) ⚒ → hypocrisy
imnetyando (n.) ⚒ → hypocrite
impanwenen (av.) ⚒ → respectively

→ (lit.) ♦by same arrangement

imyalë (n.) ⚒ → sameness
-ina (sf.) → adjective suffix

→ passive participle

incánu (n.) → mind ♦master
incánussë (n.) → mind ♦mastership
-incë (sf.) → diminutive ending
indemma (n.) → mind-picture (of apparition in dream)
indil (n.) → lily

→ other large single ♦flower

indosatië (n.) ⚒ → resolution
Indu →

indu (pn.) → yourselves
indu- (v.) → will

→ do on purpose

indya (n.) ⚒ → device

→ engine
→ machine

indyarin (n.) ⚒ → device

→ blazon
→ escutcheon

ingaran (n.) → high-king
ingolë (n.) → lore

→ philosophy
→ science

ingor (n.) → summit of a mountain
inimë (n.) ⚒ → femininity

→ womanliness

iniva (aj.) ⚒ → womanly
-inqua (sf.) → -ful

→ complete

-inquë (sf.) → thou-and-I (dual)
insangarë (n.) → tempation
insil (n.) → flower

→ lily

intyaitë (aj.) ⚒ → fantastic

→ fantasy

inwalmë (n.) → mood of mind
inwirya-/inwiry- (v.) ⚒ → change one’s mind

→ reconsider

inwis/inwist- (n.) → change of mind/mood
inwissar/inwissarn- (n.) ⚒ → opal

→ (lit.) mood-change ♦stone

inwista- (v.) ⚒ → persuade

→ convince

-ion (sf.) → -son

→ masculine patronymic

iqu- (v.) ⚒ → beg

→ ‘pray’

iqui (cj.) → if
irtë/irti- (n.) ⚒ → peck

→ pinprick

iþilya (n.) → Monday

→ Moon-day

-issë (sf.) → ending in feminine names
istanómë (n.) ⚒ → school

→ academy

istyalóra (aj.) ⚒ → ignorant
-ita (sf.) → particular infinitive
ítacelmë (n.) ⚒ → electricity
ítacelmeä (n.) ⚒ → electrical
ítacelmítë (n.) ⚒ → electronic
-itë (sf.) → adjectival ending

→ capable of doing
→ generally (and naturally) doing

-iti- (sf.) → adjectival ending

→ capable of doing
→ generally (and naturally) doing

itila (aj.) → twinkling

→ glinting

itis/itiþ- (n.) ⚒ → fly ♦bite

→ itch

itiþ (n.) ⚒ → fly ♦bite

→ itch

itiþin (aj.) ⚒ → itching
itiþya- (v.) ⚒ → itch

→ irritate

itsë (n.) ⚒ → fly
ívë (n.) ⚒ → cliff

→ precipice
→ sheer descent

L →

-l¹ (sf.) → you (singular polite)
-l² (sf.) → you (polite)

(l,n)anwë (n.) → see lanwë, nanwë
La →

-la (sf.) → active participle
la- (pf.) → not

→ in-
→ un-

lacalima (aj.) → not possible to be kindled (made to shine)
lacaltaima (aj.) → not possible to be kindled
lacarë (n.) → not-doing

→ inaction

lacárima (aj.) → not feasible

→ impossible

lacarina (aj.) → undone
lahlaraitë (aj.) ⚒ → deaf

→ (lit.) unable to hear

lahtalë (n.) ⚒ → passover
laicalassë (aj.) → green as leaves
laicelumir (n.) ⚒ → malachite

→ (lit.) ♦green-flowing-jewel

laiceta- (v.) ⚒ → sharpen
lailinquë (n.) ⚒ → beryllium

→ (lit.) fresh-liquid ♦light

laima (n.) → plant
laimamatta (n.) ⚒ → vegetable ♦food
laimamatya (aj.) ⚒ → herbivorous

→ (lit.) ♦plant-eating
→ vegetarian

laiquaril (n.) ⚒ → emerald
laiquelis/laiqueliss- (n.) ⚒ → rue (plant)
lairelossë (n.) → summer-snow-white

→ species of tree in Nuumenor

lairemírë (n.) ⚒ → daisy

→ (lit.) ♦meadow-jewel (or summer-jewel)

lairemo (n.) ⚒ → poet
lairus/lairust- (n.) → verdigris
laista (n.) → ignorance

→ (lit.) ♦not-knowing

laist(e,il)a (aj.) → see laisteä, laistila
laisteä (aj.) → ignorant
laistila (aj.) → ignorant
laitalë (n.) → praise
laitelë (n.) ⚒ → falsehood
laitima (aj.) ⚒ → honourable

→ praiseworthy

laitita- (v.) ⚒ → falsify
laivelyávë (n.) ⚒ → (water) ♦melon
lála → not be [irregular active participle] → see lá- (v.)
lalamma-/lalamm- (v.) ⚒ → chatter

→ babble

lalammamo (n.) ⚒ → babbler
lalasta (n.) ⚒ → laughter
lalevítë (aj.) ⚒ → paralyzed

→ (lit.) ♦incapable of moving
→ lame

lalië-malina (n.) ⚒ → daffodil

→ (lit.) yellow ♦laughter

lalil (n.) ⚒ → chuckle
lamanwa (aj.) ⚒ → animal-like

→ beastly
→ stupid

lamatë (n.) → fasting

→ fast

lámatyávë (n.) → sound-taste
lamba (n.) → physical ♦tongue
Lambelanga →

lambelanga (n.) ⚒ → translation
lambelanga-/lambelang- (v.) ⚒ → translate (generally or between languages)

lambelë (n.) → phonetics
lambengolmë (n.) ⚒ → linguistics
lambetengwë (n.) → consonant
lambina (aj.) → of tongue

→ spoken with tongue

lamélima (aj.) → unlovable
lamma-/lamm- (v.) → ?echo
lanca (n.) → sharp ♦edge (not of tools)

→ sudden ♦end

lancanta-/lancant- (v.) ⚒ → transform

→ turn into (trans.)

lancöa (n.) ⚒ → tent

→ (lit.) cloth ♦house

landa¹ (n.) → boundary
lanë/lani- (n.) → hem
langandë (n.) ⚒ → stringed ♦instrument with a neck (lute, guitar, etc.)
langweþ- (v.) ⚒ → communicate

→ (lit.) ♦report across

lanina (aj.) ⚒ → woven
lanotoitë (aj.) → innumerable
lanquet- (v.) ⚒ → converse

→ debate
→ discuss

lanquetta (n.) ⚒ → conversation

→ debate
→ interchange of words

lanquit- (v.) ⚒ → darn a knitted garment

→ (lit.) ♦cross/over-knit

lantalca (n.) → boundary ♦post

→ boundary ♦mark

lantanwa (aj.) ⚒ → fallen
lanwë (n.) → ebb

→ ebb-tide
→ lowtide

Lanya →

lanya (n.) → thread

→ twine
→ warp

lanya-¹/lany- (v.) → bound

→ enclose
→ mark the limit of
→ separate from

lanya-² (v.) → cross

lap- (v.) ⚒ → wrap

→ swathe
→ wind

laparotsë (n.) ⚒ → sleeve

→ trouser ♦leg
→ (lit.) ♦wrap-tube

lapil (n.) ⚒ → swathe

→ flowing ♦cloth

lappa (n.) ⚒ → loose-end

→ end of rope
→ hem of robe

lapsarwa (aj.) ⚒ → pregnant

→ (lit.) ♦baby-having

lapselunga (aj.) ⚒ → pregnant

→ (lit.) ♦baby-heavy

laptë (n.) → gluttonous ♦eating

→ licking up (food or drink)

láquet- (v.) → deny (fact or accusation)

→ (lit.) ♦say ‘it is not’

laréra (aj.) ⚒ → fallow

→ (lit.) ♦not sown

larnelta (n.) ⚒ → mile

→ (lit.) ♦league third

laru (n.) ⚒ → grease
larúva (aj.) ⚒ → greasy
las (av.) → it is/was not so
lasir (cj.) → rather the reverse
lasseä (aj.) ⚒ → with ♦leaves

→ leafy

lassewinta (n.) → leaf fall

→ autumn
→ (lit.) ♦leaf blowing

lat/latt- (n.) ⚒ → flap

→ small hinged ♦door
→ lid

látacar/látacard- (n.) ⚒ → pub

→ public ♦house
→ (lit.) ♦open-house

latanca (aj.) ⚒ → unsure

→ insecure

látië (n.) → openness
latter- (v.) ⚒ → darn a sewn garment

→ (lit.) ♦cross/over-sew

lattinþan/lattinþam- (n.) ⚒ → shutter

→ (lit.) ♦window-barrier

laucehtelë (n.) ⚒ → hot ♦spring
laulë (n.) ⚒ → life

→ mode of life

laulema (aj.) ⚒ → inhabiting
laulemo (n.) ⚒ → inhabitant
Laulesta →

laulesta (n.) ⚒ → livelihood
laulesta- (v.) ⚒ → lead a life

→ gain a living

laurinquë (n.) → yellow-flowered tree
lauya- (v.) → flourish (green)

→ grow

lav-² (v.) → lick
lávar (n.) → (golden) ♦blossom
láveär (n.) ⚒ → glutton
lávehentar (n.) ⚒ → ticket ♦inspector

→ (lit.) permission ♦examiner

lávima (aj.) ⚒ → permissible
Lda →

-lda¹ (sf.) → your (plural)
-lda² (sf.) → your (dual)
-lda³ (sf.) → a comparative suffix

Lde →

-lde¹ (sf.) → you (plural)
-lde² (sf.) → feminine agent

-le (sf.) → abstract noun

→ adverb

lehta (aj.) → free

→ released

lélë (n.) → will
lélinë → appear (of beautiful things) [irregular preterite] → see lelya-²/lely- (v.)
lelyalávë (n.) ⚒ → ticket

→ (lit.) ♦travel-permission

lemen (cd.) → five
lemmë (n.) ⚒ → remnant(s)

→ remainders
→ remains

lempeä (or.) → fifth
lempellumë (av.) ⚒ → five times
lenga-/leng- (v.) → behave
lengesta (n.) ⚒ → character (of a person)

→ set of characteristic traits

lengwë (n.) → yearning

→ desire for what is lost or absent

lenweta-/lenwet- (v.) → go away

→ leave one’s abode
→ migrate

lep- (v.) ⚒ → take [with fingers]

→ pick
→ pluck

lepecan (n.) → fourth ♦finger
lepecant (n.) → fourth ♦finger
lepencan (n.) → fourth ♦finger
lependë (n.) → middle ♦finger
lependórë (cd.) ⚒ → quintillion
lepenquain (cd.) ⚒ → fifty
lepenqueä (or.) ⚒ → fifteenth
lepentë (n.) → fourth ♦finger
leper (n.) → finger
lepetas/lepetass- (n.) → index ♦finger
lepetta (n.) → Gondorian hardwood
lepinca (n.) → little ♦finger
lepincë/lepinci- (n.) → little ♦finger
leppa (n.) ⚒ → thimble
lepsa (n.) ⚒ → liver
lepsat (fr.) → one fifth
lepsilë/lepsily- (n.) ⚒ → tendril
leptafinya (aj.) → clever-fingered
leptas/leptass- (n.) → index ♦finger
leptenta- (v.) → point to

→ indicate with finger

leptollë (n.) → thumb
léramo (n.) ⚒ → freeman
lercië (n.) ⚒ → flight
lerembas (n.) → bread taken on leaving home (for a long journey)
lerië (n.) ⚒ → issue

→ edition
→ release

lérië (n.) ⚒ → freedom
lerina (aj.) → free (of things)
leryalë (n.) ⚒ → release
Lesta →

lesta¹ (n.) → girdle

→ belt

lesta- (v.) ⚒ → measure

let (pn.) → you

→ you two

lét (pn.) → you

→ you two

letinwessë (n.) ⚒ → constellation
leuta (n.) → finger
lev- (v.) ⚒ → move (intr.)
Levemma →

levemma (n.) ⚒ → movie

→ motion ♦picture

levemma (n.) ⚒ → movie

→ motion ♦picture

Li →

-li (sf.) → partitive plural (suffix)

→ a lot of
→ many
→ some

li- (pf.) → many

lialóra (aj.) ⚒ → cordless

→ wireless

lic- (v.) ⚒ → glide

→ drip
→ slide
→ slip

líco/lícu- (n.) → wax
lícuma (n.) → taper

→ candle

liëarda (n.) ⚒ → republic
liëmelehteä (aj.) ⚒ → democratic
liëndina (aj.) ⚒ → popular
liëraxa (n.) ⚒ → bus

→ coach
→ (lit.) people ♦wagon

liëtarwa (n.) ⚒ → park

→ (lit.) ♦people-garden

Lihta →

lihta (n.) ⚒ → seal
lihta- (v.) ⚒ → seal

lihtaina (aj.) ⚒ → sealed
lihtyellesta (n.) ⚒ → escalator

→ (lit.) gliding ♦staircase

lilíva- (v.) ⚒ → drip

→ drip-drop

lillasseä (aj.) → having many leaves
lilóteä (aj.) → having many flowers
liltië (n.) ⚒ → dancing

→ dance

limbë (aj.) → quick

→ swift

limë/limi- (n.) → link
limil (n.) ⚒ → chain
limivarma (n.) ⚒ → chainmail

→ (lit.) ♦link-armour

limpa (aj.) → frail

→ slender and drooping

limpevorma (n.) ⚒ → wine-press
limpunquië (n.) ⚒ → drunkenness
li(n)- (pf.) → see li-, lin-
lin- (pf.) → many
Linca →

linca (n.) ⚒ → ski
linca-/linc- (v.) ⚒ → ski

lincanteä (aj.) ⚒ → diverse

→ (lit.) ♦many-shaped

lindaleä (aj.) ⚒ → melodious

→ musical

lindeä (aj.) ⚒ → singing
lindelin (n.) ⚒ → melody

→ tune

lindelos/lindelóþ- (n.) ⚒ → laburnum

→ (lit.) singing ♦cluster

lindeloþ/lindelóþ- (n.) ⚒ → laburnum

→ (lit.) singing ♦cluster

lindië (n.) ⚒ → euphony
lindimaitar (n.) → composer

→ musician

lindista (n.) ⚒ → music ♦album
lindóra (av.) ⚒ → millions of

→ many millions

linga-¹/ling- (v.) → hang

→ dangle

lingeä (aj.) → with a musical sound
lingil (n.) ⚒ → hanger

→ hook (for clothes)

lingwë/lingwi- (n.) → fish
lingweä (aj.) ⚒ → fishlike
lingwileuca (n.) ⚒ → eel
lingwimo (n.) ⚒ → fisherman
lingwiremnë (n.) ⚒ → fishing
linima (aj.) ⚒ → of many kinds

→ manifold

linipsinwa (aj.) ⚒ → complex

→ complicated
→ convoluted
→ (lit.) ♦many-threaded

linipsinwië (n.) ⚒ → complexity

→ complicatedness
→ complication
→ (lit.) ♦many-threadedness

linitë (aj.) ⚒ → plural
linquemir (n.) ⚒ → hyacinth
linvaineä (n.) ⚒ → onion

→ (lit.) ♦many-sheathed

linwa (n.) ⚒ → musical ♦instrument

→ device for making music

linwelë (n.) ⚒ → poetry
linya (aj.) ⚒ → lean

→ meagre
→ thin

lipsanë (n.) ⚒ → lather
lipta- (v.) ⚒ → drip
liptasar/liptasarn- (n.) ⚒ → dripstone
liquis/liquist- (n.) ⚒ → clarity

→ limpidity
→ transparence

lir- (v.) → sing

→ chant

liralë (n.) → merry ♦singing
lirda (n.) ⚒ → stanza

→ (lit.) ♦a product of singing
→ verse

lirusta (n.) ⚒ → singing

→ chant

liscornë (n.) ⚒ → sweet fried ♦bread

→ doughnut

lisselë (n.) ⚒ → sweetness
lissimat/lissimatt- (n.) ⚒ → dessert

→ (lit.) ♦sweet-meal

lissimatta (n.) ⚒ → sweet

→ piece of confectionary

lista-/list- (v.) ⚒ → sweeten

→ make sweet

lita- (v.) ⚒ → multiply
litseon/litseond- (n.) ⚒ → sandstone
liv- (v.) ⚒ → anoint
liyúmë (n.) → host
Lla →

-lla¹ (sf.) → your (plural polite)
-lla² (sf.) → your (dual)

Lle →

-lle¹ (sf.) → feminine agent
-lle² (sf.) → you (plural)
-lle³ (sf.) → you (dual polite)

Llo →

-llo¹ (sf.) → you (dual)
-llo² (sf.) → (movement) ♦from

→ ablative suffix

-llumë (sf.) ⚒ → -times
Lma →

-lma¹ (sf.) → our (exclusive)
-lma² (sf.) → our (inclusive)
-lma³ (sf.) → our (inclusive dual)

Lme →

-lme¹ (sf.) → we (exclusive)

→ us

-lme² (sf.) → we (inclusive)

→ us

-lmo (sf.) → we (inclusive dual)
löacasta (n.) ⚒ → season

→ (lit.) ♦year-quarter

löasta (n.) ⚒ → season

→ (lit.) ♦year-part

locco (n.) ⚒ → ringlet
locin (aj.) → bent
loendë (n.) → mid-year (Nuumenoorean calendar)

→ (lit.) ♦year-middle

loi- (pf.) → mistaken

→ mistake in ...

loicarë (n.) → mistaken ♦action
loiparë (n.) → mistake in writing
loipat- (v.) ⚒ → misstep
lómaril (n.) ⚒ → jade
lómelindë (n.) → nightingale

→ (lit.) ♦dusk-singer

lomentië (n.) → ?journey away
lómivehtë (n.) ⚒ → nightlife
lón (n.) → (deep) ♦pool

→ mere
→ river-feeding ♦well

londë² (n.) → (land-locked) ♦haven
londië (n.) → harbourage
lop- (v.) ⚒ → gallop

→ lope

lopoldë (n.) → rabbit
lórë (n.) → dream
lornata- (v.) ⚒ → put to sleep
lornatála (aj.) ⚒ → sleep-inducing
lorta-/lort- (v.) ⚒ → faint

→ become dazed
→ swoon

lortalë (n.) ⚒ → swoon

→ dizziness
→ faint

lótë (n.) → flower

→ single ♦blossom

lóteä (aj.) ⚒ → full of blossom

→ blooming
→ flowering

lótelas/lótelass- (n.) ⚒ → petal

→ (lit.) ♦flower-leaf

lotella (n.) ⚒ → floret
lótessë (n.) → May

→ (lit.) ♦Flower-ness

lotsë (n.) → small (single) ♦flower
loxa (aj.) → brown of hair
loxor (n.) ⚒ → swamp

→ bog

-lta¹ (sf.) → theirs
-lte (sf.) → they
-ltya (sf.) → theirs
lu- (v.) ⛏ → be heavy

→ be sad

luc- (v.) ⚒ → haul

→ drag
→ pull

lucando (n.) → debtor

→ one who trespasses

lucassë (n.) → debt

→ trespass

lucindo (n.) → debtor

→ one who trespasses

luilë (n.) ⚒ → blue ♦stone

→ sapphire

luinincë (aj.) → bluish
luinion/luiniond- (n.) ⚒ → lapis lazuli

→ (lit.) ♦blue-rock

luinyellë (n.) ⚒ → bluebell
luita- (v.) → flood

→ drench
→ inundate

(lu)lútië (n.) ⚒ → see lulútië, lútië
lulútië (n.) ⚒ → cruise

→ (lit.) ♦floating/sailing about

lúma (n.) ⚒ → clock
lúmeä (aj.) ⚒ → pertaining to time

→ temporal

lúmelissen (av.) ⚒ → sometimes

→ at times

lúmequentaleä (aj.) → historical
lún (n.) → deep ♦pool
lunca (n.) → heavy transport ♦wain
lungo/lungu (aj.) → heavy
lungu- → heavy [irregular nominal] → see lungo/lungu (aj.)
lungumaitë (aj.) → heavy-handed
lungumë (n.) ⚒ → weight

→ heaviness

lunguntë (n.) ⚒ → scales
luntala (n.) ⚒ → euphony
lunwa (n.) ⚒ → fin

→ (lit.) ♦swim-thing

lupsë/lupsi- (n.) ⚒ → nugget

→ (small) ♦chunk
→ clump
→ tidbit

lurwë (n.) ⚒ → threat
lustië (av.) ⚒ → in vain

→ emptily

lut- (v.) ⚒ → float

→ flow
→ sail
→ swim

lúta- (v.) ⚒ → have time pass
lútië (n.) ⚒ → cruise

→ (lit.) ♦floating/sailing about

lúva (n.) → bow (in forming tengwar)

→ bend
→ bight
→ curve

-lva (sf.) → our (inclusive)
-lve (sf.) → we (inclusive)

→ us

Lya →

-lya¹ (sf.) → your (polite)
-lya² (sf.) → imperfect participle

-l(ye)² (sf.) → see -l², -lye²
-lye² (sf.) → you (polite)
lyenya (aj.) ⚒ → yours (polite)
lyéta- (v.) ⚒ → address somebody formally using lye

-ma¹ (sf.) → instrumental
mac- (v.) → hew with a sword
macar (n.) → swordsman
macca (n.) ⚒ → article (for exchange)

→ thing
→ ware

macilindil (n.) ⚒ → gladiolus

→ (lit.) sword ♦lily

máfastië (n.) ⚒ → hand-pleasure

→ writing for pleasure of hand and eye

mahalma (n.) → throne
mahar (n.) ⚒ → tradesman

→ merchant
→ trader

máhis (n.) ⚒ → maize

→ sweet ♦corn
→ field ♦corn

mahtando (n.) ⚒ → manager
mahtasta (n.) ⚒ → management
mahtéma (n.) ⚒ → tournament

→ (lit.) ♦battle-series
→ tourney

mai- (pf.) → excellent

→ admirable

maia (n.) → (angelic) ♦spirit

→ the Beautiful

maicahausta (n.) ⚒ → truce

→ (lit.) ♦blade-resting

maicámima (aj.) ⚒ → acceptable

→ (lit.) ♦well-receivable

maicarindo (n.) ⚒ → benefactor
Maicata →

maicata-¹/maicat- (v.) ⚒ → sharpen

→ become sharp

maicata-² (v.) ⚒ → sharpen

→ make sharp

maicatan/maicatam- (n.) ⚒ → weaponsmith
maiceä (aj.) ⚒ → edged
mailengaitë (aj.) ⚒ → well-mannered
mailitya (aj.) ⚒ → (greedily) ♦wealthy

→ avaricious

maina (n.) → thing of excellence

→ treasure

mainenta- (v.) ⚒ → brag

→ (lit.) ♦make seem excellent

mair(e,i)a (aj.) → see maireä, mairia
mairia (aj.) → beautiful (of things made by art)
maitalë (n.) → act of doing (artistic) work
maitië (n.) ⚒ → hunger
maitilë (n.) ⚒ → skill

→ handicraft
→ legerdemain
→ sleight

maiwë (n.) → gull
malatsar/malatsarn- (n.) ⚒ → chrysolite
mal(d,in)a² (aj.) → see malda², malina²
maldornë (n.) → golden/yellow ♦tree
malicon (n.) ⚒ → amber
malicondeä (aj.) ⚒ → of amber
málimë/málimi- (n.) → wrist

→ (lit.) ♦hand-link

malinornë (n.) → mallorn

→ (lit.) golden/yellow ♦tree

malmayul/malmayuld- (n.) ⚒ → lemonade

→ (lit.) ♦lemon-drink

malo¹/malu- (n.) ⚒ → moth
maltalos/maltaloþ- (n.) ⚒ → buttercup

→ (lit.) ♦flower of gold

maltaloþ (n.) ⚒ → buttercup (lit.) flower of gold
malumë (av.) ⚒ → when
mámalin (n.) ⚒ → sheepfold
mamil (n.) → mummy
mammata-/mammat- (v.) → gobble up

→ go on eating
→ gorge oneself

mánacestië (n.) ⚒ → intercession

→ (lit.) ♦boon-seeking

manaitë (aj.) → blessed

→ having grace

mancamen (n.) ⚒ → market

→ (lit.) ♦trade-place

mancanómë (n.) ⚒ → market

→ market-place

mancaro (n.) ⚒ → tradesman

→ merchant
→ trader

manco (n.) ⚒ → wares
manda-/mand- (v.) ⚒ → imprison
mandanië (n.) ⚒ → struggle

→ (lit.) ♦hand-resistance
→ wrestling

mandano (n.) ⚒ → prisoner

→ (lit.) imprisoned ♦one

mandontur (n.) ⚒ → jailer
mangë → have [irregular preterite] → see mai- (v.)
mango (n.) ⚒ → mango (lit.) good ♦thing

→ (lit.) good ♦fruit

mangwa (n.) ⚒ → article for trading

→ goods

manotë (av.) ⚒ → how many

→ (lit.) ♦what number

mantal (n.) ⚒ → glove
mantelë (n.) ⚒ → gauntlet
Manya →

manya- (v.) → bless
manya (n.) ⚒ → butter

mapalin (n.) ⚒ → plane ♦tree [Platinus]

→ (lit.) ♦hand-flat
→ sycamore

maptalë (n.) ⚒ → seizure

→ forcible seizure and carrying off
→ rape
→ ravishment
→ robbery by violence

maquanotië (n.) → decimal ♦system
maquet- (v.) → ask

→ question

már/mar- (n.) → home

→ dwelling
→ habitation

maraina (aj.) ⚒ → native

→ of home

máralë (n.) → goodness
mardaitë (aj.) ⚒ → indoors

→ at home
→ domestic
→ homely

marindo (n.) ⚒ → settler
marrum- (v.) ⚒ → move (house)

→ change residence

martan/martam- (n.) → dwelling-house
martandë (n.) ⚒ → decision
Marto →

marto¹ (n.) → tower
marto² (n.) ⚒ → fate

mass(a,e)¹ (n.) → see massa¹, massë¹
mastacornë (n.) ⚒ → loaf
mastanwa (aj.) ⚒ → baked
mastaþan/mastasamb- (n.) ⚒ → kitchen
mastima (aj.) → edible
mátengwië (n.) → language of the hands
matila (aj.) ⚒ → eating
mátima (aj.) → edible
matimar/matimard- (n.) ⚒ → restaurant

→ (lit.) eating ♦hall

matina (aj.) ⚒ → eaten
-matya (sf.) → eating
mava (av.) ⚒ → whose
mavaina (n.) ⚒ → maple

→ (lit.) ♦hand-clad

maxar (n.) ⚒ → cook
maxata-/maxat- (v.) ⚒ → knead
maxo (n.) → mire
maxon/maxond- (n.) ⚒ → mudstone
máya (n.) → angelic ♦spirit
-me (sf.) → abstract noun
mec- (v.) ⚒ → plead
mehar (n.) ⚒ → gore
mehta- (v.) ⚒ → aim at
mehtar (n.) → warrior
mehtë (n.) ⚒ → mark

→ aim
→ object

mel- (v.) → love
mélacárië (n.) ⚒ → pastime

→ hobby

melë(ht,ty)a (aj.) → see melehta, meletya
meleþellë (n.) ⚒ → love-sister
mélië (n.) → love

→ loving

melima (aj.) → loving

→ very affectionate

melinólë (n.) ⚒ → philosophy
mellaman/mellamn- (n.) ⚒ → pet

→ (lit.) ♦love-animal

melo/melu- (n.) → honey
melotorno (n.) → love-brother
melpo (n.) ⚒ → gooseberry
melu- (v.) ⚒ → fall in love
melumatya (aj.) → honey-eating
meluquetya (n.) ⚒ → sweet-speaking ♦person

→ flatterer

-men (sf.) → a single action
-men(d-) (sf.) → see -men, -mend-
-mend- (sf.) → a single action
menda (av.) ⚒ → approximately

→ about
→ circa
→ (orig.) ♦towards the direction

mendar/mendár- (n.) ⚒ → station

→ (lit.) ♦way-stop

mendë (n.) → will
meneldil (n.) → astronomer

→ (lit.) ♦lover of the heavens

menelluin (aj.) → cornflower (color)

→ (lit.) ♦sky-blue

menemma (n.) ⚒ → movie

→ motion ♦picture

mer- (v.) → hope
merillë (n.) ⚒ → rose
mestanyatsë (n.) → suffixion
mét (pn.) → we

→ us

mettë (aj.) → end-
mettelairë (n.) → August

→ (lit.) ♦End-summer

metterrívë (n.) → January

→ (lit.) ♦End-winter

mica (pp.) → among
mic(a,i) (pp.) → see mica, mici
micol- (v.) ⚒ → import
-mië (sf.) → a single action
mildë/mildi- (n.) ⚒ → pea
milla (aj.) ⚒ → oily
millë (n.) → ?ring
milpialda (n.) ⚒ → olive ♦tree
miltë/milti- (n.) ⚒ → semen
mimírë (aj.) → very beautiful
mimír(e,ima) (aj.) → see mimírë, mimírima
mínaitë (aj.) ⚒ → straightforward

→ (lit.) ♦apt to have some end in view

minassë (n.) → fort

→ city (with a citadel and central watch tower)

minasseä (aj.) ⚒ → inherent

→ innate
→ intrinsic

mínasta (n.) ⚒ → intention

→ goal

minaþurië (n.) → enquiry

→ research

minaþurindo (n.) ⚒ → researcher
minatec- (v.) ⚒ → record

→ (lit.) ♦into-write

minatulië (n.) ⚒ → introduction

→ (lit.) ♦into-leading

minaxanwa (aj.) ⚒ → enchained

→ bound
→ fettered

mindata- (v.) ⚒ → isolate

→ (lit.) ♦make stand out

mindë (n.) → turret
mindórë (cd.) ⚒ → million
minquellumë (av.) ⚒ → eleven times
minquetyar- (v.) ⚒ → accentuate

→ (lit.) ♦pronounce prominently

minquetyarmë (n.) → accentuation
mintya- (v.) ⚒ → remind

→ (impers.) ♦it reminds me = I remember

minul (n.) ⚒ → ingot
minul(da) (n.) ⚒ → see minul, minulda
minulda (n.) ⚒ → ingot
miqu- (v.) → kiss
miquelë (n.) ⚒ → kissing
míra,mirya (aj.) → see míra, mirya
Mírë →

mírë (aj.) → precious
mírë (n.) → jewel

→ gem
→ precious
→ precious ♦thing
→ treasure

mírima (aj.) → very valuable

→ very lovely
→ very precious

míritsettë (n.) ⚒ → dragonfly

→ (lit.) ♦jewel-fly

mirmairë (n.) ⚒ → jewelry

→ (lit.) ♦jewel-art

mirquet- (v.) ⚒ → persuade

→ (lit.) ♦into-talk

mirquétala (aj.) ⚒ → persuasive
Mirröanwë →

mirröanwë (aj.) → incarnate
mirröanwë (n.) → incarnate

mirta- (v.) ⚒ → value

→ cherish
→ esteem
→ treasure

mirucarnë (aj.) ⚒ → wine-red
mirumírë (n.) ⚒ → amethyst

→ (lit.) ♦wine-jewel

mirupio (n.) ⚒ → grape

→ (lit.) ♦wine-berry

mirúva (aj.) ⚒ → like wine

→ winy

miruv(or,órë) (n.) → see miruvórë, miruvor
mis/mist- (n.) ⚒ → urine
míþë (aj.) → (light) ♦grey
miþta (aj.) → grey
mistana (aj.) ⚒ → stray
mitië (n.) ⚒ → interior
mittandë (n.) → infixion

→ insertion
→ intrusion

mittanya- (v.) → lead (into)
mittar(e) (n.) → see mittar, mittarë
miura (n.) ⚒ → cat
miurë (n.) ⚒ → cat
miuro (n.) ⚒ → cat
Mma →

-mma¹ (sf.) → our (exclusive dual)
-mma² (sf.) → our (exclusive)

Mme →

-mme¹ (sf.) → we (exclusive dual)

→ us

-mme² (sf.) → we (exclusive)

→ us

-mmo (sf.) → we (exclusive dual)

→ us

-mo (sf.) → agental suffix
moia- (v.) → labour

→ be afflicted

mol- (v.) → labour
molda (aj.) → big

→ large

móletyeller (n.) ⚒ → career

→ (lit.) ♦work-steps

mólië (n.) ⚒ → slavery

→ thralldom

molindo (n.) ⚒ → worker
móna (n.) → womb
mondo (n.) → ox
moricalca (n.) ⚒ → obsidian

→ (lit.) black ♦glass

mórilanta (n.) ⚒ → nightfall
morilúpë (n.) ⚒ → blackbird

→ (lit.) black ♦plume

morimaitë (aj.) → black-handed
moritöa (n.) ⚒ → ebony ♦wood
móriva (aj.) ⚒ → nocturnal
mórolingwë (n.) ⚒ → squid

→ (lit.) ♦ink-fish

mortavar (n.) ⚒ → ebony

→ ivory

morteccon/morteccond- (n.) ⚒ → graphite

→ (lit.) black writing ♦rock

mótamen (n.) ⚒ → office
mótaro (n.) ⚒ → worker
múco (n.) ⚒ → dung

→ manure
→ muck

muhta-/muht- (v.) ⚒ → defecate

→ empty bowels

mul- (v.) ⚒ → grind

→ pulverize

mulda (aj.) ⚒ → powdery
mulë (n.) → meal
mulma (n.) ⚒ → fine ♦flour
mulmanen (n.) ⚒ → mill
mulmar (n.) ⚒ → miller
mulmin (n.) ⚒ → mill
mulondo (n.) ⚒ → millstone
mundollë (n.) ⚒ → calf
muqua (aj.) ⚒ → filthy
mustalan/mustalam- (n.) ⚒ → mattress

→ (lit.) soft flat ♦space

mut/muc- (n.) ⚒ → dirt

→ filth

N →

-n¹ (sf.) → dative
-n² (sf.) → I

Na →

na-¹ (pf.) → plu-
na-² (pf.) → infinitive prefix

nac-¹ (v.) → hew

→ cut

nacca (n.) → narrows

→ cut
→ defile
→ pass

nacil (n.) ⚒ → victor
nahtalë (n.) ⚒ → slaughter
nahtana (aj.) → slain
nahtar (n.) ⚒ → slayer

→ murderer

nahtë (n.) → wounding

→ wound

nai- (pf.) → ill

→ abominably
→ grievously

naicando (n.) → sinner
naico (n.) → sinner

→ goat

nainala (aj.) ⚒ → lamenting
nainima (aj.) ⚒ → lamentable
naiquet- (v.) → curse

→ blaspheme

naiquéto (n.) ⚒ → blasphemer
ñaira (aj.) → vast

→ empty
→ wide

ñairë (n.) ⚒ → space (as a physical dimension)
naita-/nait- (v.) ⚒ → oppress

→ cause great grief to

nalanta-/nalanat- (v.) ⚒ → attack

→ (lit.) ♦fall upon

ñalda (aj.) → bright

→ polished (of metal)

nallamya-/nallamy- (v.) ⚒ → echo

→ reverberate
→ sound back

ñalma (n.) ⚒ → reflector

→ mirror

(ñ)alta (n.) → see alta, ñalta
ñaltalma (n.) → heliograph
nam- (v.) → judge
náma (n.) → judgment or desire
nambírë (n.) ⚒ → jasper

→ (lit.) ♦orange-jewel

námima (aj.) ⚒ → culpable

→ (lit.) ♦judgeable

namma (n.) → claw

→ talon

nammar/nammard- (n.) ⚒ → court

→ courthouse
→ (lit.) ♦judgment-house

namna (n.) → statute
namnasta (n.) ⚒ → regulations
námocombë (n.) ⚒ → tribunal
namoia- (v.) ⚒ → work (hard) for

→ earn

námondur (n.) ⚒ → court-attendant

→ (lit.) ♦judge-servants

nampaitya- (v.) ⚒ → pay back
nampaityalë (n.) ⚒ → paying back

→ restitution

nan- (pf.) → back (again)
nananta- (v.) ⚒ → give back

→ return [something]

nanca (aj.) → slain
nancal- (v.) ⚒ → reflect

→ (lit.) ♦shine back

nancam- (v.) ⚒ → receive back
nancar- (v.) → undo

→ destroy

nancárima (aj.) ⚒ → destructible
nancarindo (n.) ⚒ → destroyer
nancáro (n.) ⚒ → destroyer
nancarpa-/nancarap- (v.) ⚒ → talk back
nan(d(a,e,o))² (n.) → see nan²/nand-, nanda²/nand-, nandë²/nand-, nando²/nand-
nangwë (n.) ⚒ → victory
nangwesa (n.) ⚒ → answer
nanhalya- (v.) ⚒ → unveil

→ reveal

nanhanquet- (v.) ⚒ → answer back
nanhat- (v.) ⚒ → cast back

→ reflect

nannem- (v.) ⚒ → disappear
nanquer- (v.) ⚒ → turn back

→ turn around

nanquet- (v.) ⚒ → talk back

→ speak against

nantar- (v.) ⚒ → stand back
nanwen- (v.) → return

→ go/come back

nanwenda (n.) ⚒ → ransom
nanwenta- (v.) ⚒ → send back
nanwera (n.) ⚒ → ransom
nanwerë (n.) ⚒ → ransom
nanyalë (n.) ⚒ → resistance

→ opposition

nap- (v.) ⚒ → take (hold)

→ grasp (with fingers)
→ pick up

napan- (v.) → add
nápat (n.) → thumb and index [fingers] as a pair
nápo (n.) → thumb

→ (lit.) ♦picker

nappa (n.) → claw

→ talon

náquet- (v.) → assent

→ agree (on fact)
→ (lit.) ♦say ‘it is’

narassë (n.) ⚒ → pasture
narasta- (v.) ⚒ → pasture

→ give to feed
→ graze

narcarma (n.) ⚒ → gun

→ firearm

narcë (n.) ⚒ → rend

→ spiteful ♦remark
→ snap of a dog
→ tear

náreluhtyuma (n.) ⚒ → fire ♦extinguisher
nárië (n.) → June

→ Fire-ness

narquelië (n.) → October

→ Sun-fading

nartaima (aj.) ⚒ → inflammable
nartanwë (n.) ⚒ → firework
narvinyë (n.) → January

→ New-fire

narwa (aj.) → ruddy

→ red of hair

naþ- (v.) ⚒ → welcome
násan (ij.) → amen

→ (lit.) ♦may it be so

nás(an,ië) (ij.) → see násan, násië
nasarta-/nasarat- (v.) ⚒ → entrust
nasquë (n.) → bondage

→ durance

Nasseä →

nasseä¹ (aj.) ⚒ → natural
nasseä² (aj.) ⚒ → spiked

→ barbed
→ pointed

nastalaima (n.) ⚒ → thistle

→ (lit.) spear ♦plant

nastaro (n.) ⚒ → scorpion
nastyapsul/nastyapsulc- (n.) ⚒ → turnip

→ (lit.) ♦prickly/stingy/sharp tasting root

naþumo (n.) ⚒ → guest

→ visitor

natsemen (n.) ⚒ → website

→ (lit.) ♦web-spot

nattir- (v.) → look back
nattira- (v.) → despise
nattírima (aj.) ⚒ → despicable
nauca (aj.) → stunted

→ dwarf(ed)
→ shortened

ñaumë (n.) ⚒ → falsehood
Ñauna →

ñauna (aj.) ⚒ → false
ñauna- (v.) ⚒ → howl

ñaunië (n.) ⚒ → falsehood
ñauro (n.) → werewolf

→ wolf (not wild wolves)

ñauta- (v.) ⚒ → falsify
nautië (n.) ⚒ → obligation

→ duty

Nav →

nav-¹ (v.) → judge
nav-² (v.) → try

náva (aj.) → hollow
ñáva (n.) → mouth
ñáva-tengwë (n.) → consonant
Ñáveä →

ñáveä (aj.) → consonantal
ñáveä (n.) → consonant

Naxa →

naxa¹ (aj.) → evil
naxa¹ (n.) → bond

→ fetter

naxa² (n.) → evil
naxa² (aj.) ⚒ → sour

-ndacil (sf.) → -victor

→ -slayer

-nde¹ (sf.) → feminine agent
-ndil (sf.) → -friend

→ devotion
→ disinterested love
→ -lover

-ndo (sf.) → masculine agent
-ndon (sf.) → -like

→ -ily

-ndor (sf.) → land

→ country

-ndur (sf.) → servant

→ to serve

nec- (pf.) → without
neccë (n.) → angle
necel (n.) → thorn
necermeä (aj.) ⚒ → insubstantial

→ immaterial

ne(ey)a¹ (av.) → see neä¹, néya¹
nef- (v.) → breathe (air)
nefítë (aj.) → air-breathing
nehta- (v.) → deprive
nehtano (n.) → one deprived

→ exile whose rights and goods have been confiscated

nehtar (n.) → slayer
nehtelë (n.) ⚒ → honeycomb
nel(d)esta (fr.) → see neldesta, nelesta
nelecco (n.) ⚒ → fork

→ (lit.) ♦three-thorn

nelequain (cd.) ⚒ → thirty
nelesta (fr.) → one third
nelet/nelc- (n.) ⛏ → tooth
nellon/nellond- (n.) ⚒ → granite

→ (lit.) ♦tri-rock

nelmaþirpë (n.) ⚒ → thistle

→ (lit.) ♦needle-stalk

nelqua (aj.) ⚒ → cornered

→ angled

nelquain (cd.) ⚒ → thirty
nelqueä (or.) → thirteenth
nelquesta (fr.) ⚒ → one thirteenth
nelta (fr.) → one third
nelya-/nely- (v.) → thicken

→ congeal

Nen →

-nen (sf.) → instrumental
nen/neng- (n.) ⚒ → nostril

néna (aj.) → wet
néna,n(e,i)nda,nenya (aj.) → see néna, nenda, nenya, ninda
nendalaurë (n.) ⚒ → golden ♦water-flower

→ yellow ♦iris

nendil (n.) → beast living in the water
nendo (n.) ⚒ → water ♦mead

→ watered ♦plain

nengarmo (n.) ⚒ → otter

→ (lit.) ♦water-wolf

nénimë (n.) → February

→ Wet-ness

nenquet- (v.) ⚒ → condescend

→ (orig.) ♦speak down the nose

nenungol (n.) ⚒ → octopus

→ (lit.) ♦water-spider

nenya (aj.) → wet
ne(rc,x)a (aj.) → see nexa, nerca
nercë (n.) → little ♦man
nerdo (n.) → large

→ strong ♦man

ne(re)sta (fr.) → see neresta, nesta
nernehta (n.) → man-spearhead
nersat (fr.) → one ninth
nertë (cd.) → nine
nes/nest- (n.) ⚒ → food

→ feed
→ fodder

nessamelda (n.) → species of tree in Nuumenor

→ (lit.) ♦beloved of Nessa

nessornë (n.) ⚒ → sapling
nestando (n.) ⚒ → healer

→ physician

nestië (n.) ⚒ → (act of) ♦feeding
ñet- (v.) ⚒ → get

→ obtain

net(e) (n.) → see net, netë
neterquain (cd.) ⚒ → ninety
neterquë (cd.) → nineteen
neterqueä (or.) → nineteenth
neterqueän (cd.) ⚒ → ninety
netil (n.) → trinket

→ (small) ♦thing of personal adornment

netsë/netsi- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦sister

→ ‘lil ♦sis’ (intimate)

netto (n.) ⚒ → big ♦sister

→ ‘big ♦sis’ (intimate)

Nev →

nev-¹ (v.) → try
nev-² (v.) ⚒ → face

→ confront
→ turn toward

nexa (aj.) → sharp

→ angular

-nge (sf.) → we (inclusive dual)
-ngo (sf.) → we (inclusive dual)
-ngwa (sf.) → our (inclusive dual)
-ngwe¹ (sf.) → we (inclusive dual)

→ us

nicu- (v.) → snow

→ be chill
→ be cold (of weather)
→ freeze

niëninquë (n.) → snowdrop
Niétë →

niétë (aj.) ⚒ → oozing

→ dripping
→ exuding

niétë (n.) ⚒ → oozing

→ dripping
→ exuding

nihtana (aj.) ⚒ → reduced

→ minor

nihtil (n.) → little [finger]
Nil →

-nil (sf.) → -friend

→ -lover

nil- (v.) ⚒ → love

→ have special concern/care/interest for

níla (aj.) ⚒ → devoted
nílanta- (v.) ⚒ → become devoted

→ become dedicated
→ become strongly attached

ñillë (n.) → silver ♦glint

→ Valinorian ♦imagines [images of real stars]

nilya-/nily- (v.) ⚒ → befriend

→ devote oneself to

Nimba →

nimba (aj.) ⚒ → facing

→ confronting

nimba-/nimb- (v.) ⚒ → face

→ go forward

nimbë (n.) ⚒ → gloom

→ sadness

ninda (aj.) → wet
nindari (n.) ⛏ → river-maid

→ nymph

nindornë (n.) ⚒ → palm-tree
ninquima (n.) ⚒ → frankincense
ninquita-/ninquit- (v.) → whiten

→ grow white

ninteccon/ninteccond- (n.) ⚒ → chalk

→ (lit.) white writing ♦rock

niquë (n.) → cold
niquessë (n.) → frost-patterns

→ (lit.) chill ♦feather
→ ice-flake
→ snowflake

niquis/niquiss- (n.) → ice-flake

→ petal (loose) of a white flower
→ snowflake

nir- (v.) → press

→ force (in a given direction)
→ thrust

níra (n.) → will (as a potential or faculty)

→ individual ♦will (in potential)

nirmë (n.) → act of will

→ exercise of will

nirmunqua (aj.) ⚒ → willful
nirya- (v.) ⚒ → lean against
niþ- (v.) → smell sweetly
nís,nissë (n.) → see nís/niss-, nissë/niss-
niþileä (aj.) ⚒ → perfumed
nisquë (n.) ⚒ → incense

→ (lit.) sweet ♦smoke

nisto (n.) → large ♦woman
niþwa (n.) ⚒ → censer
nityahan/nityahán- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦brother (informal/familiar)
nityanet/nityanéþ- (n.) ⚒ → little ♦sister (informal/familiar)
nívë (n.) ⚒ → face
-nna (sf.) → (movement) ♦to

→ allative suffix
→ at (arriving at a point)
→ onto
→ towards

nólaimë (n.) ⚒ → foreshadowing
ñólecöa (n.) ⚒ → school

→ (lit.) ♦house of lore

ñólemo (n.) ⚒ → student
ñolmë (n.) → knowledge

→ department of wisdom (science etc.)
→ philosophy (including science)

ñolmo (n.) → wise ♦person
nolpa (n.) ⚒ → mole
ñolta-/ñolt- (v.) ⚒ → teach

→ educate
→ (lit.) ♦make knowledgable
→ tutor

ñoltar (n.) ⚒ → teacher
nómeä (aj.) ⚒ → local
nómesseä (aj.) ⚒ → local
-non (sf.) ⚒ → -place

→ -spot (forms place-names, area nouns)

nónarë (n.) ⚒ → generation
nonda (n.) → hand especially in (?clutching)
nónië (n.) ⚒ → birth
nonóra- (v.) ⚒ → run on

→ keep on running (especially of machines)
→ run smoothly and hum

nonwë (n.) → calculation

→ sum
→ total

nópata- (v.) ⚒ → precede

→ (lit.) ♦walk before

nóquista- (v.) ⚒ → assume

→ make premature judgements

Nor →

-nor (sf.) → land

→ country

nor- (v.) → run

→ leap

Ñor →

ñor- (pf.) → fear
ñor- (v.) ⚒ → fear

nórarwa (n.) ⚒ → economy

→ (lit.) ♦country-possessions

nordo (n.) → oak
nóreä (aj.) ⚒ → national
nórecáno (n.) ⚒ → governer

→ (lit.) ♦country-leader

noremma (n.) ⚒ → map
noremmatan/noremmatam- (n.) ⚒ → cartographer
nóretur (n.) ⚒ → governer

→ (lit.) ♦country-ruler

norima (aj.) → strong at running

→ swift at running
→ swiftly running a course

noroitë (aj.) → (capable of) ♦running
nortasta (n.) ⚒ → ride
nortil (n.) → cape (of land)
nos²/nossi- (n.) → kindred

→ clan
→ family
→ House (of)

nos(se)² (n.) → see nos²/nossi-, nossë²/nossi-
nossetur (n.) ⚒ → patriarch

→ family ♦head

Nosta →

nosta- (v.) → beget

→ be begotten
→ be born
→ bear (child)
→ give birth to

nosta (n.) ⚒ → birth

→ birthday

nostar (n.) → begetter

→ parent

not- (v.) → count
nótar (n.) ⚒ → computer

→ calculator

notasta (n.) ⚒ → amount
nótengolmë (n.) ⚒ → mathematics
notessë (n.) → numeral
notesseä (aj.) ⚒ → numeral

→ digital

nótië (n.) → counting
notil (n.) ⚒ → calculator
ñotto (n.) ⚒ → enemy
-nqua (sf.) → our (inclusive dual)
-nquë (sf.) → thou-and-I (dual)
-nta¹ (sf.) → their
-nte (sf.) → they
-ntye (sf.) → you (plural familiar)
nú- (pf.) → going down

→ setting (of sun)
→ west

nucupta- (v.) ⚒ → humble (someone)

→ force to bow
→ vanquish

nucuv- (v.) ⚒ → humble oneself

→ genuflect
→ pay homage
→ submit

nuinerocco (n.) ⚒ → hippopotamus

→ (lit.) ♦river-horse

ñúla (aj.) → dark

→ mysterious
→ occult

ñúlë (n.) → black ♦art

→ sorcery

ñúlemo (n.) ⚒ → (evil) ♦sorceror

→ black ♦magician

numbë (n.) ⚒ → timidity
núna (aj.) → western
(n)ungwar (v.) ⚒ → see nungwar-, ungwar-
nungwar- (v.) ⚒ → undermine

→ hinder
→ sabotage
→ sap
→ (lit.) ♦under/down-fret
→ weaken

nungwë (n.) ⚒ → cold (in the nose or head)
nunya (aj.) ⚒ → lower (as in quality

→ rank or value)

nupattal (n.) ⚒ → horseshoe
Nur →

-nur (sf.) → -servant
nur/nurr- (n.) ⚒ → complaint
nur-² (v.) ⚒ → serve

→ obey

nurda (n.) ⚒ → cord

→ rope

núrë¹ (n.) ⚒ → maid ♦servant

→ servant-woman

núrië (n.) ⚒ → depth (abstract)
nurmë (n.) ⚒ → subordination
nurmeä (aj.) ⚒ → subordinate

→ lesser

nurnu- → dark [irregular nominal] → see nurno/nurnu (aj.)
núromolië (n.) ⚒ → ministry

→ (lit.) ♦servant-labour

nurru- (v.) → murmur

→ grumble
→ mumble

nurta- (v.) → hide
nurtalë (n.) → hiding
núrula (aj.) ⚒ → grumpy

→ (lit.) ♦likely to growl/grumble

ñurunyel/nurunyell- (n.) ⚒ → foxglove

→ (lit.) ♦death-bell

nurya-/nury- (v.) ⚒ → complain
nustaima (aj.) ⚒ → odorous

→ (lit.) able to be smelled

nustë (n.) ⚒ → sense of smell
nútaitë (aj.) → ?lowering (naturally)

→ degrading

nutanwë (n.) ⚒ → infrastructure
nútil/nútill- (n.) → under-point
nútima (aj.) → lowerable
nutta (n.) ⚒ → comma

→ (lit.) that what ties or binds (together)

nuxo (n.) → petty ♦dwarf
-nwa (sf.) → passive suffix

→ active participle (intransitive verbs)

ñwal- (v.) ⚒ → suffer

→ feel (great) pain

ñwámë (n.) → wolvish ♦howling
ñwar- (v.) → fret

→ wear away

ñwátengwë (n.) ⚒ → irony

→ (lit.) ♦disguise-token

-nwe (sf.) → we (exclusive dual)
-nya (sf.) → my
nyaira (n.) ⚒ → claim
nyar-³ (v.) → relate

→ recite

nyardar (n.) ⚒ → preacher
nyarmë (n.) ⚒ → storytelling (general/abstract)
nyarnamaitar (n.) → storyteller
nyarveä (aj.) ⚒ → fictional
nyas/nyaþ- (n.) ⚒ → scratch

→ line
→ mark
→ score

Nyaþ →

nyaþ (n.) ⚒ → scratch

→ line
→ mark
→ score

nyaþ- (v.) ⚒ → scratch

nyasta (n.) ⚒ → snack
nyat- (v.) ⚒ → talk idly

→ chat
→ gossip

nyatso (n.) ⚒ → magpie

→ (lit.) ♦chatterer

-n(ye)² (sf.) → see -n², -nye²
-nye² (sf.) → I
nyé (n.) ⚒ → bleat

→ cry of goat or sheep

nyel- (v.) ⚒ → chime

→ ring (like a bell)

nyelecca (n.) ⚒ → onyx
nyelet (n.) ⚒ → nail (of the finger)
nyéni (n.) ⚒ → (she) ♦goat
nyenya (aj.) ⚒ → querulous

→ plaintive
→ tearful

O →

-o (sf.) → of

→ genitive ending

o-¹ (pf.) → together

öapsar- (v.) ⚒ → wipe away
öatarië (n.) ⚒ → apostasy

→ (lit.) ♦away-standing

ócama- (v.) → have mercy
ocantië (n.) ⚒ → pattern
ocar- (v.) ⚒ → cooperate

→ participate
→ work together

ocaraitië (n.) ⚒ → program

→ set of activities

ócom- (v.) → gather

→ assemble

(o)combë (n.) → see combë, ocombë
(o)combeä (aj.) ⚒ → see combeä, ocombeä
ocombeä (aj.) ⚒ → collective

→ assembled
→ concerted
→ consolidated
→ cooperative
→ corporate

ofelmenca (aj.) ⚒ → tactless

→ indelicate
→ (lit.) without together-feeling

ohérë (n.) ⚒ → government
ohéressë (n.) ⚒ → politics
ohéresseä (aj.) ⚒ → political
ohlon (n.) → diphthong
ohtarië (n.) ⚒ → martial ♦ardour
oia (aj.) → everlasting

→ for ever
→ unceasing
→ without end

oia(la) (aj.) → see oia, oiala
oiala (aj.) → everlasting

→ for ever
→ unceasing
→ without end

oialeä (aj.) → eternal
oiavë (av.) → ever

→ everlastingly

oi((o,avë)) (av.) → see oi, oiavë, oio
oiolairë (n.) → ever-summer
oiwa (aj.) ⚒ → glossy
oiwië (n.) ⚒ → gloss

→ glossiness

ol- (v.) → become

→ grow (up) S:+MQ

ólama (n.) → consonant
ólamaitë (aj.) → consonantal
olass(i)e (n.) → see olassë, olassië
ólav- (v.) ⚒ → compromise
ólavië (n.) ⚒ → compromise
ólemë (n.) ⚒ → elbow
olindë (n.) ⚒ → harmony
olirië (n.) ⚒ → concert
olmen/olmend- (n.) → growth-year
olmië (n.) → growth
olmos/olmoss- (n.) ⚒ → chestnut ♦tree

→ chestnut

oloina → inundate [irregular passive participle] → see oloiya- (v.)
oloiya- (v.) → inundate

→ flood

olopsë (n.) ⚒ → broom
olor²/olor- (n.) → dream

→ vision

olo(r,s)² (n.) → see olor²/olor-, olos²/olor-
olorië (n.) ⚒ → theory
Olos →

olos²/olor- (n.) → dream

→ vision

olos¹/olóþ- (n.) → inflorescense

→ mass of flowers (on one plant)

olosta (aj.) → dreamy
olótë (n.) → bloom

→ the flowers collectively of a single plant

olotsë (n.) ⚒ → collection of flowers
óman/omand- (n.) → vowel
ómatailë (n.) → vowel ♦lengthening
ómatai(m,n)a (n.) → see ómataima, ómataina
ómataima (n.) → vocalic ♦extension
ómataina (n.) → vocalic ♦extension
óma-tengwë (n.) → vowel-sign
Ómeä →

ómeä (aj.) → vowel
ómeä (n.) → vowel

omen- (v.) → move to a common point

→ meet

ómen (n.) ⚒ → crossroads
omolmë (n.) ⚒ → company

→ business
→ enterprise
→ firm

omolmessë (n.) ⚒ → corporation
omónië → labour [irregular perfect] → see moia- (v.)
omya-/omya- (v.) ⚒ → resonate (of longer sounds)
-on (sf.) → augmentative

→ great

onda (n.) ⚒ → creation

→ work

ondolë (n.) ⚒ → (stone) ♦monument

→ stone-cairn

ondolunca (n.) → stonewain
ondomaitar (n.) → sculptor in stone
ondomillo/ondomillu- (n.) ⚒ → petrol

→ gas
→ gasoline
→ petroleum

ondopelet/ondopelecc- (n.) ⚒ → pickaxe
ondosercë (n.) ⚒ → stonecrop

→ (lit.) ♦blood of stone
→ plant with red flowers

ondova (aj.) ⚒ → stony
ónë → beget [irregular preterite] → see onta- (v.)
ongolmë (n.) ⚒ → geology
ongolmo (n.) ⚒ → geologist
onin (n.) ⚒ → anvil
Onóna →

onóna (aj.) → twin-born
onóna (n.) → twin

ononyë → be born [irregular preterite] → see onya-/ony- (v.)
onot- (v.) → count up

→ reckon

(o)notasta (n.) ⚒ → see notasta, onotasta
onotasta (n.) ⚒ → amount
onótië (n.) → reckoning
onótimo (n.) → reckoner
onta- (v.) → beget

→ conceive (a child)
→ create

ontalë (n.) → descent
ontamo (n.) → mason (sculptor)
ontar (n.) ⚒ → parent (gender neutral)
ontarë (n.) ⛏ → begetter

→ parent (f.)

ontavalië (n.) → puberty

→ (lit.) able to beget

ora- (v.) → warn

→ feel an urge/wish/desire
→ urge

oranar (n.) ⚒ → noon

→ (lit.) above Sun

óricuva (n.) ⚒ → traitor
óricuvoitë (aj.) → uncommunicative

→ keeping one’s own counsel (not necessarily sinister)

orië → warn [irregular perfect] → see ora- (v.)
orina (aj.) ⚒ → risen
óripanta (aj.) ⚒ → sincere

→ open
→ (lit.) ♦open-hearted
→ honest

ormo (n.) → riser
or(n,w)a¹ (aj.) → see orna¹, orwa¹
orna¹ (aj.) → high

→ lofty

ornemalin (n.) → bearing yellow flowers
Oro →

oro- (pf.) → up

→ aloft

oro (n.) → mount

→ hill
→ mountain

orohalla (aj.) ⚒ → superior
orolanda (n.) ⚒ → upland

→ plateau

oroman¹ (n.) → mountain ♦dweller
oromar/oromard- (n.) → lofty ♦hall

→ high (lofty) dwelling
→ high-mansion

oroparmen (n.) ⚒ → high-school

→ university

orpano (n.) ⚒ → ridgepole
orró- (pf.) → uprising

→ east
→ sunrise

orróna (aj.) → eastern
ortil (n.) → up-point
ortima (aj.) ⚒ → able to be raised
ortírië (n.) → patronage

→ (lit.) ♦watching over (from above)

ortirmo (n.) ⚒ → overseer
or(t)o (n.) → see oro, orto
orto (n.) → mount

→ hill
→ mountain

ortur- (v.) ⚒ → overpower

→ conquer
→ prevail

orvamir (n.) ⚒ → chrysoprase

→ (lit.) ♦apple-jewel

oryandë (n.) → arising
oryat/oryap- (n.) ⚒ → badger
osáma (aj.) ⚒ → common

→ joint
→ (lit.) ♦together-having

ósana- (v.) ⚒ → counsel

→ think together

ósat- (v.) ⚒ → share
oscaita-/oscait- (v.) ⚒ → surround

→ (lit.) ♦around-lie

oscir- (v.) ⚒ → circumcise

→ (lit.) ♦around-cut

osco (cd.) → seven
ospor (n.) ⚒ → chaff
osquetië (n.) ⚒ → context
ossa (aj.) ⚒ → surrounding
ossië (n.) ⚒ → surroundings
osta (fr.) → one seventh
ostampë (n.) ⚒ → siege
ostap- (v.) ⚒ → besiege

→ (lit.) ♦around-block

ostar (n.) ⚒ → community
ostec- (v.) ⚒ → describe
ostimmir (n.) ⚒ → topaz

→ (lit.) ♦blend-jewel

ostoher² (n.) ⚒ → castellan

→ (lit.) ♦lord of the castle

ostomo (n.) ⚒ → citizen
oþwë (n.) ⚒ → hip
oswen- (v.) ⚒ → circumvent

→ work around [something]

oswenië (n.) ⚒ → workaround
otarmië (n.) ⚒ → colonnade
otolmië (n.) ⚒ → keyboard
otoquain (cd.) ⚒ → seventy
otoquë (cd.) → seventeen
otoqueä (or.) ⚒ → seventeenth
otoqueän (cd.) ⚒ → seventy
otos (cd.) → seven
o(to)sta (fr.) → see osta, otosta
otsat (fr.) → one seventh
otsola (n.) ⚒ → (seven-day) ♦week
otsolametta (n.) ⚒ → weekend
otsollumë (av.) ⚒ → seven times
otulma (n.) ⚒ → coincidence

→ concurrence
→ simultaneity
→ synchronicity

ovanta- (v.) ⚒ → meet
ovéa (aj.) → (con) ♦similar

→ alike

oveäntainë (n.) ⚒ → imitation
oveässë (n.) ⚒ → resemblance

→ likelihood

ovesta (n.) ⚒ → contract

→ compact
→ treaty

Pahtalanga →

pahtalanga (n.) ⚒ → interpretation
pahtalanga-/pahtalang- (v.) ⚒ → translate (speech)

→ interpret

pahtando (n.) ⚒ → orator
paimë (n.) ⚒ → vengeance taken

→ infliction
→ penalty
→ punishment

paimenë (n.) ⚒ → vindictiveness

→ cruelty
→ vengefulness

paimesta (n.) ⚒ → chastisement
paimeta- (v.) ⚒ → exact or inflict a penalty

→ punish

pairë (n.) ⚒ → vengeance

→ revenge

pairemo (n.) ⚒ → avenger
paireta- (v.) ⚒ → avenge

→ take vengance

palalassë (n.) ⚒ → sycamore

→ (lit.) flat ♦leaf

palallon (n.) ⚒ → telephone

→ (lit.) ♦far-sound

palampa (n.) ⚒ → drum
palancen (n.) ⚒ → television

→ (lit.) ♦far-sight

palancenta (n.) ⚒ → telecommunication
palantir- (v.) → watch afar

→ look afar

palantír (n.) → far-gazer

→ far-seer
→ (lit.) ♦that which looks far away

palanyantië (n.) → telepathy
palasta- (v.) ⚒ → splash

→ sprinkle

palastië (n.) ⚒ → splashing
palis/palist- (n.) ⚒ → sward

→ green
→ lawn

palma (n.) ⚒ → flat ♦tool

→ oar
→ flat ♦plank

palo/palu- (n.) ⚒ → plane (surface)

→ flat
→ flatness
→ level

paltalda (n.) ⚒ → palm ♦tree
paluhtincë/paluhtinci- (n.) ⚒ → tablet
palúna (aj.) ⚒ → swollen
pampileä (aj.) ⚒ → tremulous
pampinë (n.) ⚒ → tremor

→ earthquake

panin (aj.) ⚒ → definite

→ concerted
→ deliberate
→ meant
→ planned
→ prepense

pantië (n.) ⚒ → unfolding

→ opening

panwë (n.) ⚒ → arrangement

→ ordering
→ plan
→ structure
→ (musical) ♦theme

panyalë (n.) ⚒ → meaning

→ intention

pap- (v.) ⚒ → tremble
par- (v.) → learn
parcata- (v.) ⚒ → dry something

→ dry up

parmacas/parmacaps- (n.) ⚒ → bookcase
parmahenta- (v.) → read
parmahentië (n.) → (book) ♦reading
parmahto (n.) ⚒ → author
parmalas/parmalass- (n.) ⚒ → page

→ (lit.) ♦leaf of book

parmalas(se) (n.) ⚒ → see parmalas/parmalass-, parmalassë/parmalass-
parma-resta (n.) → book-fair
parmaþan/parmaþamb- (n.) ⚒ → library [room]
parmassë (n.) ⚒ → library
parmasson/parmassond- (n.) ⚒ → librarian
parmatéma (n.) → p-series
parmaxë (n.) ⚒ → spine (of a book)
parmen (n.) ⚒ → school

→ place of study

parmo (n.) ⚒ → student

→ (lit.) ♦learner

parn(a,e) (aj.) → see parna, parnë
parta-/part- (v.) ⚒ → arrange

→ compose
→ order

partalë (n.) ⚒ → order

→ orderliness
→ organization

partië (n.) ⚒ → arrangement

→ composition

paþ- (v.) → smoothe
páþë (n.) ⚒ → linen
páþelannë (n.) ⚒ → linen-cloth
páþelarma (n.) ⚒ → linen-raiment
pas(s,t)a (aj.) → see passa, pasta
patil (n.) ⚒ → key
patinca (n.) ⚒ → slipper
patta (aj.) ⚒ → smoothed

→ sleek

pattal (n.) ⚒ → hoof
páva (n.) → mouth
pávatengwë (n.) → consonant
pé (n.) → lip

→ (closed) ♦mouth

pecco (n.) → nut
peccuvo (n.) → squirrel

→ (lit.) ♦nut-hider

pehtë (n.) ⚒ → cox-comb

→ crest (of birds)
→ plume

pel- (v.) → go round

→ encircle

pelo (n.) → boundary (fence)
pelta- (v.) ⚒ → roll
pempë (n.) → lip
penga-/peng- (v.) → pout
pengeä (aj.) ⚒ → labial

→ of the lips

Penna →

penna (aj.) → lacking
penna (n.) → vowel

penquanta (aj.) → full to the brim

→ with mouth full

penyalë (n.) ⚒ → poverty

→ deprivation

pepella-/pepell- (v.) ⚒ → circulate

→ orbit

pequ- (v.) ⚒ → comb

→ card wool
→ tease

pequen (n.) ⚒ → comb
per- (pf.) → half
pérappa (n.) ⚒ → bridle

→ (lit.) ♦lip-rope

percoron (n.) ⚒ → hemisphere
perestië (n.) ⚒ → disturbance
perranga (n.) ⚒ → cubit
persa-/peres- (v.) ⚒ → affect [sounds]
persana (aj.) ⚒ → affected
persanië (n.) ⚒ → affection
pertol/pertoll- (n.) ⚒ → peninsula
perwaima (n.) ⚒ → skirt

→ (lit.) ♦half-robe

pí (n.) → small ♦insect
pic-² (v.) → lessen

→ dwindle
→ wane

picara (n.) ⚒ → leopard
pi(cin)a,pincë (aj.) → see pia, picina, pincë
piëmillo (n.) ⚒ → olive ♦oil
pihta- (v.) ⚒ → shrink
pil- (v.) ⚒ → steal
pilinehtar (n.) → unidentified ♦plant

→ (lit.) ♦?arrow thorns

pilintan (n.) ⚒ → fletcher
pilucca (aj.) ⚒ → stealthy
pilwë (n.) ⚒ → robbery

→ theft

pimpë (n.) ⚒ → tail
pimpilin (n.) ⚒ → tassel

→ hanging ♦tail

pimpina (aj.) ⚒ → trailing
pincë (aj.) → little
pio (n.) ⚒ → plum

→ berry
→ cherry

piohimma (n.) ⚒ → jam

→ (lit.) ♦berry-sticky-substance

piopin (n.) ⚒ → haw

→ fruit of hawthorns

pirina (aj.) ⚒ → juicy

→ oozy

pir(ind,n)e (n.) → see pirindë, pirnë
pirindë (n.) → flower that opened and shut quickly with any change of light
pirindeä (aj.) ⚒ → cylindrical
pirinumbë (n.) ⚒ → cylinder (hollow)
pirnë (n.) → flower that opened and shut quickly with any change of light
píta- (v.) ⚒ → reduce

→ decrease

pitsa (n.) ⚒ → pizza
piuca (n.) ⚒ → blackberry
pocollë (n.) ⚒ → pouch

→ pocket

poco(lle)nyarro (n.) ⚒ → see pocollenyarro, poconyarro
pocollenyarro (n.) ⚒ → opossum

→ (lit.) ♦pouch-rat

poconyarro (n.) ⚒ → opossum

→ (lit.) ♦pouch-rat

poitië (n.) ⚒ → (act of) ♦cleaning

→ cleansing

pol- (v.) → be able to
polca (n.) ⚒ → pig
poleä (aj.) ⚒ → able
pollië (av.) ⚒ → hard

→ strongly

pollo (n.) ⚒ → ram
polta- (v.) ⚒ → (physically) ♦enable
pono (pp.) → in front (of place)
popólu- (v.) ⚒ → practice

→ (lit.) ♦slowly gain ability

porocë (n.) ⚒ → hen

→ chicken
→ barn ♦fowl

poru (n.) ⚒ → kernel
psar- (v.) → rub

→ fret

puc- (v.) ⚒ → copulate

→ have sex

pucco/puccu- (n.) ⚒ → cunnus

→ vagina

Puhta →

puhta (n.) ⚒ → coitus

→ sex

puhta- (v.) ⚒ → copulate (with)

→ have sex (with)

puhteä (aj.) ⚒ → sexual
púlima (aj.) → pourable

→ liquid

pulmaxë (n.) ⚒ → leaven(ing)

→ yeast

pulta- (v.) ⚒ → make swell

→ leaven

pulungol (n.) ⚒ → tick

→ (lit.) swelling ♦spider

puncil (n.) ⚒ → male ♦organ

→ penis

putil (n.) ⚒ → brake (pedal)

quaccas/quaccar- (n.) ⚒ → tadpole

→ (lit.) frog ♦head

quácë (n.) → frog
quáco (n.) → crow
quaican (cd.) → fourteen
quaihúmë (cd.) ⚒ → ten thousand

→ myriad

quailepen (cd.) → fifteen
quainel (cd.) → thirteen
quainquë (cd.) → sixteen
quainyë (n.) ⚒ → decade
qual- (v.) → die
Qualöa →

qualöa (aj.) ⚒ → annual

→ perennial (year as whole)
→ yearly

qualöa (av.) ⚒ → annually

→ perennially (year as whole)
→ yearly

Qualöa(Va) →

qualöa(va) (aj.) ⚒ → see qualöa, qualöava
qualöa(va) (av.) ⚒ → see qualöa, qualöava

Qualöava →

qualöava (aj.) ⚒ → annual

→ perennial (year as whole)
→ yearly

qualöava (av.) ⚒ → annually

→ perennially (year as whole)
→ yearly

qualussë (n.) ⚒ → perfect ♦tense

→ (lit.) full ♦tense

quam- (v.) ⚒ → be ill

→ vomit

quámeä (aj.) ⚒ → sick

→ nauseous

quamna (n.) ⚒ → vomit
Quampa →

quampa (n.) ⚒ → peddlar-goods
quampa-/quamp- (v.) ⚒ → hawk goods

quampalë (n.) ⚒ → chaffering

→ bargaining
→ haggling

quampo (n.) ⚒ → pedlar

→ huckster

qua(na) (aj.) ⚒ → see qua, quana
quantassë (n.) ⚒ → fullness
quantemma (n.) → fascimile

→ (lit.) ♦full-picture

quantolië (n.) → maturity
quap-¹ (v.) ⚒ → chaffer

→ bargain
→ barter
→ swap

quaptando (n.) ⚒ → money-changer

→ (lit.) ♦exchanger

quár(e) (n.) → see quár, quárë
quaþ- (v.) ⚒ → shake

→ flap
→ nod

quat- (v.) → fill
queällumë (av.) ⚒ → ten times
queätarwa (n.) ⚒ → vegetable ♦garden

→ kitchen ♦garden

quel- (v.) → fade
quelehtë (n.) ⚒ → carcasse
quelehtië (n.) ⚒ → rot

→ corruption

quelehtima (aj.) ⚒ → corrupt

→ rotten

queletya-/quelety- (v.) ⚒ → perish
quelië (n.) → fading
quelmë (n.) ⚒ → ruin

→ death
→ utter ♦end
→ perdition

Quenderin →

quenderin (aj.) → Quendian

→ belonging to the Elves as a whole
→ of the Quendi

quenderin (n.) → Quendian

quendi (n.) → female ♦elf
quendu (n.) → male ♦elf
quenna (n.) → saying

→ proverb

quennasta (n.) ⚒ → syntax
quenso (n.) → minstrel

→ reciter

quentaro (n.) → speaker

→ reciter

quentasta (n.) → historical account
quenya (n.) → Elvish

→ elf-latin
→ high-elven

quenyarin (aj.) → of Quenya
quequer- (v.) ⚒ → wag
quer- (v.) → turn
querda (n.) ⚒ → turn (e.g. in a game)
quermen (n.) ⚒ → turning

→ corner (of a street)
→ turn

quernamo (n.) ⚒ → proselyte

→ convert

quessehonda (aj.) ⚒ → frivolous

→ (lit.) ♦feather-hearted

quessetéma (n.) → kw-series
questa (n.) → speech

→ language

quet- (v.) → say

→ speak
→ tell

quétima (aj.) → speakable

→ able to be said
→ pronounceable

quetítë (aj.) ⚒ → having speech

→ able to talk
→ glib
→ good at expression

quettacarmë (n.) ⚒ → (art of) ♦word-making
quettalcar (n.) ⚒ → renown

→ (lit.) ♦word-glory

quettalë (n.) ⚒ → sentence

→ expression
→ phrase
→ wording

quettapano (n.) ⚒ → morpheme

→ (lit.) ♦word-element

quettaparma (n.) ⚒ → wordlist

→ wordbook

quetyar- (v.) ⚒ → pronounce

→ (lit.) ♦cause vocal speech

quetyarmë (n.) ⚒ → pronunciation
Quihta →

quihta (n.) ⚒ → shot

→ projectile (from a bow or a crossbow)

quihta- (v.) ⚒ → shoot

quildarë (n.) ⚒ → bat
quileä (aj.) ⚒ → coloured

→ -hued

quiltassë (n.) ⚒ → (em) ♦broidery
quilya-/quily- (v.) ⚒ → adorn

→ colour
→ embellish
→ paint

quin- (v.) ⚒ → speak high

→ squeak

quín (n.) → crest

→ ridge

quín(e) (n.) → see quín, quínë
quínë (n.) → crest

→ ridge

quinna (aj.) → crested
quinquelë (n.) ⚒ → languor
quinqueleä (aj.) ⚒ → languorous
quinquenna (n.) ⚒ → Solomon’s-seal
qui(qui)e (av.) → see quiquië, quië
quir- (v.) ⚒ → stir

→ make spin

quiril (n.) ⚒ → spindle

→ [spinning] ♦top
→ whirligig

quirilda (aj.) ⚒ → twirling

→ pirouetting

quirmë (n.) ⚒ → cream
quirna-/quirn- (v.) ⚒ → stir

→ make spin

quit- (v.) ⚒ → knit
quí(ta) (cj.) → see quí, quíta
quitima (aj.) ⚒ → for knitting
quitin (aj.) ⚒ → knitted

→ joined ♦tight

quitulma (n.) ⚒ → scenario
quol- (v.) ⚒ → ail

→ be sick

quolimo (n.) ⚒ → invalid
quolu (n.) ⚒ → disease
quolúva (aj.) ⚒ → pestilent

→ pestilential

quolúvië (n.) ⚒ → pestilence
quor- (v.) ⚒ → choke

→ (esp.) ♦drown
→ suffocate

quorin (aj.) ⚒ → drowned

→ choked
→ speechless

quosta- (v.) ⚒ → choke

→ drown (trans.)

R →

-r¹ (sf.) → plural suffix
-r² (sf.) → agental suffix

rac- (v.) → break
racco (n.) ⚒ → curse
racon/racond- (n.) ⚒ → cobblestone

→ (lit.) broken ♦stone

rácumbar (n.) ⚒ → aconitum

→ (lit.) ♦wolf-doom
→ wolfsbane

raf- (v.) → wave

→ brandish

rahta-/raht- (v.) ⚒ → stretch out

→ reach (out)

rahtë (n.) ⚒ → extent

→ district
→ reach
→ region
→ scope
→ sphere

raima (n.) → net
Raita →

raita-¹/rait- (v.) → make network or lace

→ catch in a net

raita-²/rait- (v.) → smile

raitando (n.) ⚒ → gospel
raito (n.) ⚒ → fisher
raiwë (n.) → lace
ral- (v.) ⚒ → return
ralya- (v.) ⚒ → return (transitive)
rama (n.) ⚒ → legal ♦case

→ cause
→ (lit.) ♦matter on someone’s behalf

rambil (n.) ⚒ → (small) ♦drum
rambil(le) (n.) ⚒ → see rambil, rambillë
rambillë (n.) ⚒ → (small) ♦drum
ramma (n.) ⚒ → lever
ramna (n.) ⚒ → wing (horn)
ramya- (v.) ⚒ → fly

→ sail
→ wander

rána (n.) → Moon

→ (lit.) ♦Wayward

ranga (n.) → yard

→ full ♦pace

rangwië (n.) ⚒ → fathoming

→ spatial ♦consideration
→ spatial ♦reckoning

ranqua (n.) ⚒ → armful
rantarwa (n.) ⚒ → partner
ranyar (n.) ⚒ → wanderer
rapa- (v.) ⚒ → snatch
rapta (n.) ⚒ → loot

→ booty
→ stolen ♦goods

ráquen (n.) ⚒ → representative

→ ambassador

ras- (v.) → stick out
raþillo (n.) → squirrel
rasseä (aj.) ⚒ → horned
rassemunda (n.) ⚒ → rhinoceros

→ (lit.) ♦horn-snout

rassulca (n.) ⚒ → carrot
rat- (v.) ⚒ → explore

→ find a way

Rata →

rata (n.) ⚒ → path

→ track

rata- (v.) ⚒ → make a way

→ find a way

ráta- (v.) → excel

→ surpass

ratta (n.) → track
rattaraxa (n.) ⚒ → tram

→ (lit.) ♦track-wagon

rauca (n.) → demon

→ powerful hostile and terrible ♦creature

rauceä (aj.) ⚒ → demonic
rav- (v.) ⚒ → roar
ravennë (n.) ⚒ → she-lion

→ lioness

raxasta (n.) ⚒ → train
ráya- (v.) ⚒ → devote

→ dedicate
→ (lit.) ♦make something be on somebody’s behalf

-re¹ (sf.) → abstract noun
rehto (n.) ⚒ → savior
rel- (v.) ⚒ → sow
relyávë (n.) ⚒ → fig
rem- (v.) → snare
remba-/remb- (v.) → net

→ entrap

rembina (aj.) → entangled

→ meshed
→ netted
→ woven

rempamba (n.) ⚒ → basketball
rempamba(le) (n.) ⚒ → see rempamba, rempambalë
rempambalë (n.) ⚒ → basketball
ren- (v.) ⚒ → remember
renda (aj.) ⚒ → related

→ of the same kin or clan

rendolë (n.) ⚒ → cousinship
rénë (n.) ⚒ → memory
renta- (v.) ⚒ → remind
réra (aj.) ⚒ → sown
rerestë (n.) ⚒ → scattering

→ diaspore

rerindo (n.) ⚒ → sower
reþ- (v.) ⚒ → remain in same place
resta (n.) → sown ♦field

→ acre
→ fair
→ tilled ♦ground

restandië (n.) ⚒ → furlong
restë (n.) ⚒ → endurance
ret- (v.) ⚒ → climb
retto (n.) → climber
ría (n.) → garland

→ wreath

rianna (n.) ⚒ → queen
ríanta- (v.) ⚒ → crown

→ coronate

Ric →

ric-¹ (v.) → try

→ endeavour
→ put forth effort
→ strive

ric-² (v.) → twist

ricci (n.) ⚒ → wasp

→ (lit.) she of sudden moves

riël (n.) → garlanded ♦maiden

→ maiden crowned with a festive garland

riël(le) (n.) → see riël, riëllë
riëllë (n.) → garlanded ♦maiden

→ maiden crowned with a festive garland

rië(nde) (n.) → see rië, riëndë
riëndë (n.) → garland
Rihta →

rihta-¹ (v.) → strive
rihta (n.) ⚒ → effort

rimpeccuvo (n.) ⚒ → chipmunk
rimperocco (n.) ⚒ → zebra

→ (lit.) ♦stripe-horse

rimpina² (aj.) ⚒ → striped
rimpion/rimpiond- (n.) ⚒ → gneiss

→ (lit.) ♦stripe-rock

-rin (sf.) → -ian

→ language
→ racial-adjective

-rína (sf.) ⚒ → scattered

→ sown

ringarë (n.) → December

→ Cold-day

ringihauro (n.) ⚒ → refrigerator

→ (lit.) chill ♦cupboard

rinqua (aj.) ⚒ → revolving

→ circular
→ recurrent
→ returning

riquë (n.) ⚒ → experiment
ríþima (aj.) ⚒ → scattered

→ ubiquitous
→ universal

ríþimandë (av.) ⚒ → passim [Latin]

→ at random
→ here and there
→ scatteredly

ritwa (n.) ⚒ → make-up

→ (lit.) ♦substance for adding finishing touches

-r(o)² (sf.) → see -r², -ro²
Ro →

-ro² (sf.) → agental suffix
ro- (pf.) → uprising

→ east
→ sunrise

roccë (n.) ⚒ → mare
roccotsë (n.) ⚒ → cavalry
rocindë (n.) → debtor

→ one who trespasses

rocollë (n.) ⚒ → colt
rohtalië (n.) → those who trespass

→ (lit.) ♦trespass-people

róma (n.) → horn
romba (n.) → horn

→ trumpet

rómë/rómen- (n.) → east

→ sunrise
→ uprising

rómë(n) (n.) → see rómë/rómen-, rómen/rómen-
róna (aj.) → eastern

→ east

rondova (aj.) ⚒ → cavernous
ron(go) (av.) → see ron, rongo
ronwa (n.) ⚒ → block

→ solid ♦piece

rosta- (v.) ⚒ → hollow out

→ excavate

rot- (v.) ⚒ → delve

→ dig
→ excavate

rotsë (n.) ⚒ → pipe

→ tube

rotsenca (n.) ⚒ → waistcoat

→ vest

rotta- (v.) ⚒ → bore (a hole or tunnel)
ru- (pf.) → evil-
ruc- (v.) → feel fear or horror

→ flee (to)

rúcarë (n.) → evil-doing
rúcinon/rúcinond- (n.) ⚒ → breccia

→ (lit.) ruined ♦stone

ruical (n.) ⚒ → firelight
ruical(a) (n.) ⚒ → see ruical, ruicala
ruicala (n.) ⚒ → firelight
ruihandë (n.) ⚒ → genius

→ blazing ♦intellect

ruimenya (aj.) ⚒ → fireside

→ informal and friendly

rum- (v.) → shift

→ heave (of large and heavy things)
→ move

rum,rúma (v.) → see rum-, rúma-
rúna- (v.) → free
runando (n.) → redeemer
rúnya (n.) → red ♦flame
runyaril/runyarill- (n.) ⚒ → garnet

→ (lit.) fiery red ♦radiance

ru(sc,x)a² (aj.) → see ruxa², rusca²
rusco/ruscu- (n.) → fox
ruscuitë (aj.) → foxy
russa (aj.) → red-haired
russambos (n.) ⚒ → robin
russë (n.) → head or pelt of red hair
ruv- (v.) ⚒ → burst

→ rupture

Rya →

-rya¹ (sf.) → his

→ her
→ its

-rya² (sf.) → their (colloquial)

S →

-s² (sf.) → it
-s³ (sf.) → he

→ it
→ she

-s⁵ (sf.) → he

→ she

(s,þ)urië (n.) → see surië, þurië
sac- (v.) ⚒ → hurt
þac- (v.) → close
þacillë (n.) ⚒ → splinter
þahta- (v.) → induce

→ split

sahtaitë (aj.) ⚒ → oppressive

→ tyrannical

þahtando (n.) ⚒ → tempter
sahtë (n.) ⚒ → scar
þahtië (n.) → pressure or force (to do something against one's will or conscience)
saicelë (n.) ⚒ → famine
sailiëndil (n.) ⚒ → philosopher
saita- (v.) ⚒ → teach

→ (lit.) ♦make wise
→ train

saitalë (n.) ⚒ → education
saitar (n.) ⚒ → teacher
sála (n.) ⚒ → gall

→ bile

Salca →

salca (n.) ⚒ → scythe
salca-/salac- (v.) ⚒ → mow

→ mow down
→ scythe

salcima (aj.) ⚒ → ready for cutting

→ harvestable

sallë (n.) ⚒ → font

→ writing ♦style
→ (lit.) ♦writing-manner

salquecápo (n.) ⚒ → grasshopper
salquecolca (n.) ⚒ → manger

→ (lit.) ♦grass-box

salta- (v.) ⚒ → strain

→ winnow

saltama (n.) ⚒ → winnowing-fork
þalyon (n.) ⚒ → hero

→ dauntless ♦man

þalyon(do) (n.) ⚒ → see þalyon, þalyondo
þalyondo (n.) ⚒ → hero

→ dauntless ♦man

sam- (v.) → have
sáma (n.) → mind
þama- (v.) ⚒ → bar

→ exclude

sámalórië (n.) ⚒ → madness
þambesta (n.) ⚒ → flat

→ apartment

samna (n.) → delved ♦hole

→ pit

sampa (n.) ⚒ → spade

→ shovel

sampan- (v.) ⚒ → combine
sampanë (n.) → combination
þan/þam- (n.) ⚒ → bar

→ barrier

sananë → think [irregular preterite] → see sana- (v.)
sanasteä (aj.) ⚒ → mindful

→ aware of
→ cognizant
→ conscious of

þancon/þancond- (n.) ⚒ → schist

→ (lit.) ♦split-rock

þandanasto (n.) ⚒ → turtle

→ (lit.) ♦shield-being

þandastan/þandastam- (n.) → shield-barrier
sangarë (n.) ⚒ → oppression
sangareä (aj.) ⚒ → oppressive

→ tyrannical

sangië (n.) → necessity
san-na (ij.) → amen

→ (lit.) ♦may it be so

santa (n.) ⚒ → garden

→ field
→ apportioned/designated ♦space
→ yard

santenta- (v.) ⚒ → concentrate

→ focus

þantië (n.) ⚒ → decision
sanwe-latya (n.) → thought-opening
sanwelungië (n.) ⚒ → seriousness
sanwementa (n.) → thought-sending

→ mental ♦message

þányelóra (aj.) ⚒ → lawless
þanyelórië (n.) ⚒ → lawlessness
þanyengolmo (n.) ⚒ → lawyer
þanyesta (n.) ⚒ → law [as a scholarly discipline]
sap- (v.) ⚒ → dig
þáquet- (v.) → agree (to do)

→ I will
→ (lit.) ♦say ‘yes’

sáquetië (n.) ⚒ → agreement
sár/sar- (n.) ⚒ → (incised) ♦mark

→ notch
→ (generalized) ♦score (of game or contest)
→ tally

þar- (v.) ⚒ → cross
þara- (v.) ⚒ → saw [wood]
sáralë (n.) ⚒ → bitterness
sáralipta (n.) ⚒ → urine
saramor/saramór- (n.) ⚒ → writing-ink
þarassë (n.) ⚒ → hassock

→ footstool

sarat (n.) → letter (of the Ruumilian alphabet)
sardanar/sardanár- (n.) ⚒ → corundum

→ (lit.) hard ♦sun

þarma (n.) ⚒ → saw
sarmë (n.) → writing
sarnië (n.) → shingle

→ pebble ♦bank

sarnincë/sarninci- (n.) ⚒ → pebble
sarnomo (n.) ⚒ → banker
þarnunta (n.) ⚒ → diadem
sarta (aj.) → steadfast

→ loyal
→ trusty

sarto (n.) → trusty ♦follower

→ loyal ♦companion

sa(rto,tar) (n.) → see sarto, satar
sarya- (v.) ⚒ → stone
sat- (v.) → set aside

→ appropriate to a special purpose or owner

satar (n.) → trusty ♦follower

→ loyal ♦companion

satarya- (v.) ⚒ → trust

→ rely on (a person)

þatyaþambë (n.) ⚒ → privy

→ lavatory

sau- (pf.) → very badly
saucarë (n.) → doing or making a thing very badly
saucarya (aj.) → evil-doing
saulengaitë (aj.) ⚒ → ill-mannered
sauluppo (n.) ⚒ → cancer (disease)
saunë (n.) ⚒ → bath

→ small ♦pool

þauroryat (n.) ⚒ → skunk

→ (lit.) ♦stink-badger

sausa (n.) ⚒ → bath ♦water

→ hot ♦water

þauta- (v.) ⚒ → stink
sav- (v.) → believe
þávë (n.) ⚒ → stench

→ foul ♦odor
→ reek
→ stink

saviëlóra (aj.) ⚒ → unbelieving

→ belief-less

savindo (n.) ⚒ → believer
sávula (aj.) ⚒ → credulous

→ gullible

-se¹ (sf.) → he

→ it
→ she

þel- (v.) ⚒ → intend

→ mean
→ plan

seldë (n.) → daughter
selmandur (n.) ⚒ → fanatic

→ (lit.) ♦servant of a fixed idea

seltil (n.) → daughter (finger name)
þelya- (v.) ⚒ → intend

→ mean
→ purpose
→ resolve

selyë (n.) → daughter (diminutive)
þenda (n.) ⚒ → bracket

→ confines
→ (lit.) ♦that what cramps

sendassë (n.) ⚒ → inn

→ guest-house

þennacéneä (aj.) ⚒ → short-sighted
þenta- (v.) ⚒ → shorten
senwa (aj.) → usual
þer- (v.) → sew
serca-/serc- (v.) ⚒ → bleed
sercilixa (aj.) → blood-thirsty
sérenca (aj.) ⚒ → restless

→ rushed

þerindë¹ (n.) → broideress

→ needlewoman
→ seamstress

þerma (n.) ⚒ → string
seruinon/seruinond- (n.) ⚒ → sedimentary rock

→ (lit.) ♦settled-rock

þéya- (v.) ⚒ → seem
si,sís,sissë (av.) → see si, sís, sissë
siar (n.) → today

→ this day

siar(e) (n.) → see siar, siarë
sil- (v.) → shine (white)
silima (n.) → crystal ♦substance devised by Feanor
silme-nuquerna (n.) → s-reversed
si(l)o (av.) → see silo, sio
Silta →

silta (n.) ⚒ → sieve
silta-/silit- (v.) ⚒ → sift

→ sort out
→ winnow

siltina (aj.) ⚒ → winnowed
silúmeä (aj.) ⚒ → current

→ contemporary
→ modern

silussë (n.) ⚒ → present ♦tense

→ (lit.) ♦here-and-now-tense

þimpa (n.) ⚒ → pipe

→ flageolot
→ flute

þimpetar (n.) ⚒ → piper

→ fluter

þin/þint- (n.) ⚒ → tin (metal)
sinanwa (aj.) ⚒ → present

→ existing now
→ in a particular place
→ occurring now

Sinca →

sinca (aj.) → flinty
sinca (n.) → flint

sincahonda (aj.) → flint-hearted
sincë/sinci- (n.) ⚒ → mineral [as in any solid inorganic substance]

→ metal

þindarin (n.) → Grey-elven
þindel/þindeld- (n.) → Grey-elf
singë/singi- (n.) ⚒ → salt
sinilë (n.) ⚒ → agate
þintacéneä (aj.) ⚒ → short-sighted
sintamo (n.) → smith
sínu- (v.) ⚒ → realise

→ (lit.) ♦start to know

sinyarna (n.) ⚒ → novel
þip- (v.) ⚒ → pipe
siqu- (v.) ⚒ → sigh
siquilë (n.) ⚒ → sighing
siquilissë (n.) ⚒ → weeping ♦willow
sí(r) (av.) → see sí, sír
sir(a) (av.) → see sir, sira
sír(e) (n.) → see sír/síri-, sírë/síri-
sireä (aj.) → flowing

→ liquid

þirista- (v.) ⚒ → apply make-up to
sirma (n.) ⚒ → liquid

→ (lit.) flowing ♦substance

þirpë (n.) ⚒ → stalk

→ slender ♦tube

(þir)ritwa (n.) ⚒ → see ritwa, þirritwa
þirritwa (n.) ⚒ → make-up

→ (lit.) ♦substance for adding finishing touches

sis- (v.) ⚒ → scorch

→ fry
→ singe

þis- (v.) ⚒ → scorch

→ fry
→ singe

sistë/sisti- (n.) ⚒ → ulcer

→ boil
→ sore

sistina (aj.) ⚒ → ulcerated

→ galled
→ sore

sito/situ- (n.) ⚒ → custom

→ habit

situ- (v.) ⚒ → be accustomed (to)
þitwa (n.) ⚒ → pan

→ fryer

soicië (n.) ⚒ → thirst
þól/þolor- (n.) → ?helmet

→ ?top

þól,þolos (n.) → see þolos/þolor-, þól/þolor-
sóla (n.) ⚒ → tide
þolma (n.) → ?helmet

→ ?top

þolos/þolor- (n.) → ?helmet

→ ?top

solta- (v.) ⚒ → wave

→ heave
→ surge (up and down)

þónë (n.) ⚒ → pine ♦tree
songa (n.) → mouth (interior cavity behind the teeth containing the tongue)
þono (n.) ⚒ → pine
þononel/þononelm- (n.) ⚒ → pine-needle
sor- (v.) ⚒ → provide

→ equip
→ furnish

sorastarwa (aj.) ⚒ → furnished

→ equipped

sornion (n.) ⚒ → eyrie
þornion (n.) ⚒ → eyrie
þorno (n.) ⛺ → eagle
þor(no,on) (n.) ⛺ → see þorno, þoron
þoroncë (n.) ⚒ → kite

→ (lit.) little ♦eagle

þortöa (n.) ⚒ → aloe

→ (lit.) ♦eaglewood

sov- (v.) ⚒ → wash

→ bathe

sovalda-/sovald- (v.) ⚒ → cleanse

→ purify

sovalwa (aj.) ⚒ → cleansing

→ purifying

sovamorco (n.) ⚒ → raccoon

→ (lit.) ♦wash-bear

-s(sa)² (sf.) → see -s², -ssa²
Ssa →

-ssa¹ (sf.) → his

→ her
→ its

-ssa² (sf.) → it

-s(se)³ (sf.) → see -s³, -sse³
Sse →

-sse³ (sf.) → he

→ it
→ she

-sse¹ (sf.) → locative ending
-sse² (sf.) → abstract noun
-sse⁴ (sf.) → himself

→ herself
→ itself

Sta →

-sta¹ (sf.) → land

→ part

-sta² (sf.) → verbal noun suffix
-sta³ (sf.) → your (dual)
-sta⁴ (sf.) → their (dual)

-s(te)⁵ (sf.) → see -s⁵, -ste⁵
Ste →

-ste⁵ (sf.) → he

→ she

-ste⁶ (sf.) → you (dual)

-stir (sf.) → -face
-sto¹ (sf.) → they (dual)
sú (n.) → (sound of) ♦wind
þúcë (n.) ⚒ → resinous ♦tree

→ fir
→ pine

þucul (n.) ⚒ → sticky ♦matter

→ slime

suhta- (v.) ⚒ → drain
suhtina (aj.) ⚒ → resinous
suila- (v.) ⚒ → greet
suilanta- (v.) ⚒ → give greeting
suilië (n.) ⚒ → greeting
suiva (aj.) ⚒ → soughing

→ moaning [of wind]

þúlë/þúli- (n.) → spirit

→ breath
→ emission of power (of will or desire)

súlendil (n.) ⚒ → kite

→ (lit.) ♦friend of the wind

þúlimë (n.) → March

→ Windy-one

Sulpa →

sulpa-/sulup- (v.) ⛏ → lap up

→ drink
→ drink greedily
→ lick up
→ lick
→ sip
→ sup
→ sup up
→ taste

sulpa (n.) ⚒ → soup

sumbando (n.) ⚒ → baptizer
sumbanwa (n.) ⚒ → sink (for washing)
þúna- (v.) ⚒ → be spiritually affected

→ inspired

þúnalë (n.) ⚒ → inspiration
þunca (n.) ⚒ → cone (of a tree, as in pine cone)
sundë (n.) ⚒ → element

→ a basic component
→ ingredient

þundo (n.) → base

→ root
→ root-word

sundoharmar (n.) ⚒ → capital [funds]

→ (lit.) base ♦treasures

þundóma (n.) → determinant vowel

→ root-vowel

sundon/sundond- (n.) ⚒ → bedrock

→ (lit.) ♦base-rock

súnë (n.) ⚒ → bath

→ small ♦pool

þur- (v.) → seek
surië (n.) → (act of) ♦seeking
þurië (n.) → (act of) ♦seeking
súriëllë (n.) ⚒ → windflower

→ anemone

súriquessë (n.) → species of grass

→ (lit.) wind ♦feather

þurya-/þury- (v.) ⚒ → blow
súsa (n.) ⚒ → bath ♦water

→ hot ♦water

þusta- (v.) ⚒ → stink
þúta- (v.) → blow
suv- (v.) ⚒ → sink (esp. in water)
súyel (n.) ⚒ → niece
súyon (n.) ⚒ → nephew

T →

-t¹ (sf.) → dual ending
-t² (sf.) → they (object suffix)
-t³ (sf.) → you (singular familiar)

-ta (sf.) → causative verb suffix
tailë (n.) → lengthening
tai(m,n)a (n.) → see taima, taina
taima (n.) → extension
Taina →

taina (aj.) → stretched

→ elongated

taina (n.) → extension

talaitë (aj.) ⚒ → footed
talatya- (v.) ⚒ → refute

→ (lit.) ♦make (it) collapse

talca¹ (n.) → post

→ mark

tal(da)¹ (av.) → see tal¹, talda¹
taldeä (aj.) ⚒ → bottom
talhotsë (n.) ⚒ → infantry

→ (lit.) ♦foot-troop

tallimë/tallimi- (n.) ⚒ → ankle

→ (lit.) ♦foot-link

talmacasta (aj.) ⚒ → upside down
talmata- (v.) ⚒ → base (on)

→ found

talmondo (n.) ⚒ → foundation ♦stone
talo,tó (av.) → see talo, tó
talquen (n.) ⚒ → foot-soldier

→ (lit.) ♦foot-person

taltil/taltill- (n.) → toe
taltol (n.) → big ♦toe
talya (aj.) ⚒ → stalwart

→ firm
→ steady

tama (n.) → that ♦matter
taman (n.) → thing made by handicraft
tambin/tambind- (n.) ⚒ → cauldron
tambina (aj.) ⚒ → bronze
ta(men,nna,r(a)) (av.) → see tamen, tanna, tar, tara
tamin (n.) ⚒ → forge
tamma (n.) → tool
Tamna →

tamna (aj.) → artificial
tamna (n.) → artifact

tananë → show [irregular preterite] → see tana- (v.)
tanastë (n.) ⚒ → presentation
tancal(a) (n.) → see tancal, tancala
tancala (n.) → brooch

→ clasp

tancansë → ?become firm [irregular preterite] → see tancarya-/tancas- (v.)
tancarya-/tancas- (v.) → ?become firm
tancata- (v.) → make firm

→ confirm
→ fix

taniquelassë (n.) → high-white-leaf
tannë → show [irregular preterite] → see tana- (v.)
Tanta →

tanta (n.) → harp
tanta- (v.) → play a harp

tantal (n.) ⚒ → shuttle
tantara (aj.) ⚒ → bouncing

→ resilient

tantila (n.) → harp
Tar →

-tar (sf.) → honorific
tar- (af.) → high

táranar (n.) ⚒ → noon

→ (lit.) ♦high-sun

taranna (n.) ⚒ → shire

→ county

tarastar (n.) ⚒ → highlands
tarhanwa (n.) → throne

→ (lit.) high ♦seat

tárion (n.) → alternate ♦name of the last day of the Eldarin six-day week
táris/táriss- (n.) → queenship
táris(se) (n.) → see táris/táriss-, tárissë/táriss-
tárissë/táriss- (n.) → queenship
tarma (n.) → pillar
tarmen (n.) ⚒ → vertical ♦direction
tarmenya (aj.) ⚒ → vertical
tarminas/tarminass- (n.) → great towering ♦building (fort/city/castle)

→ tower

tarmon/tarmond- (n.) ⚒ → basalt

→ (lit.) ♦pillar-rock

tarolwen (n.) ⚒ → sceptre

→ (lit.) royal ♦branch

tarqua-/tarqu- (v.) ⚒ → dry

→ pickle
→ preserve

Tarquin →

tarquin (aj.) ⚒ → salted

→ dried
→ (lit.) ♦preserved

tarquin (n.) ⚒ → salt ♦meat

Tarquin(A) →

tarquin(a) (aj.) ⚒ → see tarquin, tarquina
tarquin(a) (n.) ⚒ → see tarquin, tarquina

Tarquina →

tarquina (aj.) ⚒ → salted

→ dried
→ (lit.) ♦preserved

tarquina (n.) ⚒ → salt ♦meat

taryalanca (aj.) ⚒ → stiff-necked

→ obstinate

taryalangova (aj.) ⚒ → stiff-necked

→ obstinate

taryalangwa (aj.) ⚒ → obstinate

→ stiff-necked

taryassë (n.) ⚒ → stiffness

→ difficulty
→ toughness

taryo (n.) → daddy
tás,tassë (av.) → see tás, tassë
taþar/taþari- (n.) → willow
tassa (n.) → index ♦finger
tastë (n.) ⚒ → fringe
tastil (n.) → index ♦finger
tata (n.) → daddy
Tatalta →

tatalta- (v.) ⚒ → totter

→ keep on slipping

tatalta-/tatalat- (v.) ⚒ → totter

→ keep on slipping

tauca (aj.) → stiff

→ wooden

taucolca (n.) ⚒ → (wooden) ♦chest
taureä (aj.) → forested
tauron/taurond- (n.) ⚒ → forester
tautamo (n.) → carpenter (carver)
tav- (v.) → endure
táva (n.) → great ♦tree
tavas/tavast- (n.) ⚒ → woodland
teälë (n.) ⚒ → meaning
teängolmë (n.) ⚒ → semantics
tecemma (n.) ⚒ → drawn ♦image

→ drawing
→ painting

tecindo (n.) ⚒ → writer
tehtalë (n.) ⚒ → art of writing

→ documents
→ papers
→ script
→ scriptures
→ writings

telcohan/telcohamp- (n.) ⚒ → trousers

→ (lit.) ♦leg-clothing
→ pants

telconta-/telcont- (v.) → stride

→ (lit.) ♦leg it

telepta (aj.) → silver
tellúmë (n.) ⚒ → deadline

→ (lit.) ♦finish-time

telma (n.) → conclusion

→ anything used to finish off a work or affair

telmeä (aj.) ⚒ → conclusive

→ extreme

telpetan/telpetam- (n.) ⚒ → silversmith
telpevistando (n.) ⚒ → money-changer
telpilin (n.) ⚒ → silver ♦piece

→ silver ♦coin

telpingwë (n.) ⚒ → silverfish
telumbë (n.) ⚒ → mushroom
telusta (aj.) ⚒ → outer

→ extreme
→ ultimate

telustë (n.) ⚒ → extremity
telwina (aj.) ⚒ → later
telyantalya (aj.) ⚒ → alluring

→ attractive

telyantassë (n.) ⚒ → allurement

→ attraction

téma (n.) → series
tengessë (n.) ⚒ → address

→ (lit.) ♦indication-name

tengwacilmë (n.) → spelling
tengwalóra (aj.) ⚒ → unlettered
tengwassë (n.) → alphabet
tengwë (n.) → sign

→ indication
→ token
→ writing

Tengwelanga →

tengwelanga (n.) ⚒ → transcription
tengwelanga-/tengwelang- (v.) ⚒ → transcribe

tengwelë (n.) → language (general term)
tengwesta (n.) → grammar

→ collection of matter concerning writing
→ language structure
→ morphology
→ system or code of signs

tengwestië (n.) → language (as a concept)
tengwië (n.) → reading

→ language (signing)

tengwo (n.) ⚒ → writer
tentaparma (n.) ⚒ → recipe ♦book

→ instruction ♦book

tenwa (n.) ⚒ → compass
térala (aj.) ⚒ → piercing
tératië (n.) ⚒ → correction

→ (lit.) ♦straightening

tercáno (n.) → herald
tercen (n.) → insight

→ (lit.) ♦through-sight

tercénima (aj.) ⚒ → transparent
tercol- (v.) ⚒ → endure

→ carry through

terendel (n.) ⚒ → lathe
teret/tereht- (n.) ⚒ → auger

→ borer
→ gimlet

terfantië (n.) → temptation
terma (n.) ⚒ → passage

→ aperture
→ pass

termar- (v.) → stand

→ endure
→ last
→ (lit.) ♦through-abide

terpellië (n.) → temptation
tervanta- (v.) ⚒ → traverse
tesar (n.) ⚒ → brick

→ tile

tev- (v.) ⚒ → hate

→ dislike

tevië (n.) ⚒ → hatred

→ dislike

tevin (aj.) ⚒ → hated
tevinqua (aj.) ⚒ → hateful
ticuta- (v.) ⚒ → smelt
-tië (sf.) → verbal suffix
tildë (n.) → fine sharp ♦point
tilma (n.) → point
-tima (sf.) → -able
timbarë (n.) ⚒ → forehead
tin- (v.) → spark

→ glitter

tincina (aj.) ⚒ → metallic
tincoina (aj.) ⚒ → metallic
tincotéma (n.) → t-series
tindómë (n.) → (starry) ♦twilight

→ (usually) ♦time near dawn

tinga-¹/ting- (v.) → go (for a long while)
tintila- (v.) → twinkle

→ give tremulous light
→ glitter
→ sparkle
→ tremble

tinwerúmë (n.) ⚒ → starling

→ (lit.) ♦abundance of stars

tinwírë (n.) ⚒ → sparkling ♦gem

→ diamond

tiqu- (v.) ⚒ → melt

→ thaw

tiquilin (n.) ⚒ → thaw

→ slush
→ melting ♦snow

tiquilindeä (aj.) ⚒ → thawing

→ slushy

tir- (v.) → watch (over)

→ gaze
→ guard
→ heed
→ look (at)
→ observe

tíreleä (aj.) ⚒ → anxious
tírima (aj.) → able to be watched

→ observable

tirma (n.) ⚒ → spyglass
tirmen¹ (n.) ⚒ → theater
tirmo (n.) → watcher
titinwë (n.) ⚒ → small ♦star

→ sparkle of dew
→ small sparkling ♦thing

tiuma (n.) ⚒ → grape
tiura (aj.) ⚒ → compact
tiutaila (aj.) ⚒ → comforting

→ consoling
→ easing

tixipi (n.) ⚒ → ladybug

→ (lit.) ♦insect of [many] dots

toc- (v.) ⚒ → appraise

→ assay
→ assess
→ feel with the hand
→ handle
→ tax

tolbo (n.) → big ♦toe

→ stub
→ stump
→ thumb

toldeä (or.) → eighth
tol(l,y)o (n.) → see tollo, tolyo
Tollë →

tollë¹ (n.) → thumb
tollë²/toll- (n.) → island

→ (steep) ♦isle

tollesta (n.) ⚒ → archipelago
tollo (n.) → sticker-up
tolloquen (n.) ⚒ → islander
tolma (n.) → protuberance contrived to serve a purpose

→ short rounded ♦handle
→ knob

tolmen/tolment- (n.) ⚒ → boss (of shield)

→ isolated round ♦hill

toloquain (cd.) ⚒ → eighty
toloqueän (cd.) ⚒ → eighty
to(lo)sta (fr.) → see tolosta, tosta
tolpë (n.) → thumb
tolquain (cd.) ⚒ → eighty
tolquë (cd.) ⚒ → eighteen
tolteä (or.) → eighth
toltil (n.) → thumb
toluparma (n.) ⚒ → scroll

→ (lit.) ♦roll-book

tolya (aj.) → prominent
tolyo (n.) → sticker-up
tombo (n.) ⚒ → gong
tompo-tompo (n.) ⚒ → noise of drums (or guns)
tomya-/tomy- (v.) ⚒ → resonate (of shorter sounds)
tontilla (n.) ⚒ → cymbal

→ tambourine

tóquet- (v.) → answer
torco (n.) ⚒ → Troll
torna (aj.) → hard
Tornanga →

tornanga (aj.) → iron hard
tornanga (n.) → hard-iron

torya- (v.) ⚒ → strengthen
tosta (fr.) → one eighth
tótal (n.) ⚒ → sock

→ (lit.) ♦wool-foot

totonna-/totonn- (v.) ⚒ → type (on computer/phone)
-tta¹ (sf.) ⚒ → their (dual)
Tte →

-tte¹ (sf.) → they (dual)
-tte² (sf.) → themselves

tucië (n.) ⚒ → drawing

→ pulling

tuë (n.) ⚒ → fleece
tuilérë (n.) → spring-day
tul- (v.) → come
tulcarpa-/tulcarap- (v.) ⚒ → rebuke
tulcarpië (n.) ⚒ → rebuke
túlima (aj.) ⚒ → bringable

→ able to be brought
→ worth bringing

tulla (n.) ⚒ → rudder
tullu- (v.) ⚒ → occur

→ happen (i.e. come in time)

tulta- (v.) → send (from point of view of receiver)
tultaima (aj.) → fetchable

→ summonable

tuluitë (aj.) ⚒ → able to come
tulussë (n.) ⚒ → future ♦tense

→ (lit.) coming ♦tense

tulyaima (aj.) ⚒ → bringable

→ able to be brought

tulyaitë (aj.) ⚒ → able to bring
tulyandë (n.) → fetching
tulyando (n.) ⚒ → leader
tumbalë (n.) → depth

→ deep ♦valley

tumbo/tumbu- (n.) → deep ♦vale

→ valley

tumpo¹ (n.) ⚒ → shed

→ barn

tumya- (v.) ⚒ → dip
tumyando (n.) ⚒ → baptizer
tungwë (n.) ⚒ → tax
tungwemen (n.) ⚒ → tax-office
tungwemo (n.) ⚒ → tax-collector
tuntë (n.) ⚒ → sense (one of the five)
tunto (n.) ⚒ → notice

→ perception
→ quickness of perception
→ regard
→ wit

tuorva (n.) ⚒ → peach

→ (lit.) ♦wool-apple

tup- (v.) → cover
tupattal (n.) ⚒ → horse-boot
túpelë (n.) ⚒ → roofing

→ tiles

tupin (aj.) ⚒ → roofed

→ having a lid
→ having hat on

Tur →

-tur (sf.) → master

→ lord
→ ruler

tur- (v.) → master

→ conquer
→ dominate
→ win

tureä (aj.) ⚒ → influential
túrin (n.) → lord
túrinasta (n.) → kingdom
túrindië (n.) → kingdom
turindo (n.) → purposeful ♦mind

→ strong ♦will

turmë (n.) ⚒ → governing ♦power

→ strength

turmen (n.) → realm
turúna (aj.) → mastered
turutyalmë (n.) ⚒ → contest

→ competition

turyandë (n.) → fortification

→ strengthening

tutulla-/tutull- (v.) → keep on coming (and going)
tútyalië (n.) ⚒ → sport

→ (lit.) ♦strength play

tuv- (v.) → find

→ discover

túvima (aj.) → discoverable
tuxainen (cd.) ⚒ → thousand
tuxaineneä (or.) ⚒ → thousandth
tuxasta (fr.) ⚒ → one hundredth

→ one percent

-twa (sf.) → their (dual)
-tya¹ (sf.) → your (familiar)
tyal- (v.) → play
tyalindo (n.) ⚒ → player
tyallas/tyalass- (n.) ⚒ → (playing) ♦card
tyapta- (v.) ⚒ → prove
tyar- (v.) → cause
tyaraitë (aj.) ⚒ → effective

→ effectual
→ efficacious
→ productive

tyas- (v.) ⚒ → test

→ choose
→ pick
→ try (out)

tyasta- (v.) ⚒ → (put to the) ♦test

→ verify

tyastaima (aj.) ⚒ → testable
tyausta (n.) ⚒ → savour

→ flavour

tyav- (v.) → taste
tyavasta (n.) ⚒ → sense of taste
tyávelassë (n.) ⚒ → spice

→ (lit.) ♦taste-leaf

-tye (sf.) → you (singular familiar)
tyellë (n.) → grade

→ order
→ step (in a stairway or ladder)

tyellesta (n.) ⚒ → staircase

→ ladder

tyelpetéma (n.) → palatal ♦series
tyer- (v.) ⚒ → worship
tyerindo (n.) ⚒ → worshiper
tyestima (aj.) ⚒ → testable
tyéta- (v.) ⚒ → address somebody informally (using tye)
tyetsë (n.) ⚒ → teat
tyocolat (n.) ⚒ → chocolate
tyos/tyoss- (n.) ⚒ → cough
tyosta-/tyost- (v.) ⚒ → cough
tyuc- (v.) ⚒ → chew
tyul- (v.) ⚒ → stand
tyulta-/tyult- (v.) ⚒ → rear up

→ stick up

tyulya-/tyuly- (v.) ⚒ → stand

→ rise

tyur- (v.) ⚒ → ‘turn’ milk

→ curdle (blood etc.)

tyurda (aj.) ⚒ → curdled
tyustyuhta-/tyustyuht- (v.) ⚒ → chew the cud

→ reflect
→ reminisce

tyuxë (n.) ⚒ → cud

-u¹ (sf.) → dual ending
ú- (pf.) → no

→ bad
→ ‘badly’
→ difficult
→ hard
→ hardly
→ in-
→ not
→ un-
→ uneasy
→ with difficulty

úa → not do [irregular imperative] → see ui- (v.)
úcar- (v.) → trespass

→ do wrong
→ sin

úcarindë (n.) ⚒ → sinner (f.)
úcarunqua (aj.) ⚒ → sinful
úcénima (aj.) ⚒ → invisible
úcim- (v.) ⚒ → disregard
úfantima (aj.) → not concealable
úfantuma (aj.) → not concealable
úfanweä (aj.) → not veiled

→ unveiled

úhandë (n.) ⚒ → unreason

→ incomprehension

úharin (aj.) → unmarred
úhep- (v.) ⚒ → lose

→ (lit.) ♦un-keep

úhepië (n.) ⚒ → loss
uila → not do [irregular active participle] → see ui- (v.)
uina → not do [irregular passive participle] → see ui- (v.)
uita → not do [irregular long infinitive] → see ui- (v.)
uito (ij.) → it is not that
uiúlië → drink [irregular perfect] → see yul- (v.)
ui(y)a (aj.) ⚒ → see uia, uiya
ul- (v.) → rain
-ula (sf.) → likelihood or aptitude
úlaita-/úlait- (v.) ⚒ → dishonour
úlaitima (aj.) ⚒ → disgraceful

→ dishonourable

Úlanwa →

úlanwa (aj.) ⚒ → infinite
úlanwa (n.) ⚒ → infinity

ulcarindo (n.) ⚒ → sinner

→ evil-doer

ulculóra (aj.) ⚒ → without evil
úlévima (aj.) ⚒ → paralyzed

→ lame

ulquet- (v.) ⚒ → accuse
ulquetië (n.) ⚒ → accusation
ulquéto (n.) ⚒ → accuser
ulumpë (n.) ⚒ → camel
ulumpembë (n.) ⚒ → caterpillar

→ (lit.) camel ♦worm

ulunda (aj.) ⚒ → monstrous
ulundië (n.) ⚒ → monstrosity
ulussë (n.) ⚒ → monsoon

→ rainy ♦one
→ (lit.) ♦rain-ness

ulutelmë (n.) ⚒ → umbrella

→ rainshade

ulva (n.) ⚒ → eclipse

→ darkening

úma- (v.) → teem
úmaia (n.) ⚒ → demon

→ devil

úmárë (n.) → evil
umbarta- (v.) → define

→ decree
→ destine

umbarwa (aj.) ⚒ → fateful
umberóma (n.) ⚒ → alarm

→ siren
→ (lit.) ♦threat-trumpeting

umbo(n) (n.) → see umbo, umbon
umbon (n.) → hill

→ clump
→ lump
→ mass

-úmë¹ (sf.) → of large quantity
umman(an) (av.) → see umman, ummanan
unda (aj.) ⚒ → lower

→ beneath

undalasar/undalasarn- (n.) ⚒ → stalactite

→ (lit.) down-growing ♦stone

undav- (v.) ⚒ → condemn

→ convict
→ damn

undómë (n.) → twilight

→ time near evening

undu- → less [irregular nominal] → see undo/undu (aj.)
undulav- (v.) → drown

→ (lit.) ♦lick down
→ submerge
→ swallow

únehta (n.) ⚒ → atom
únet- (v.) ⚒ → lose

→ (lit.) ♦un-get

ungwar- (v.) ⚒ → undermine

→ hinder
→ sabotage
→ sap
→ (lit.) ♦under/down-fret
→ weaken

únomë (n.) ⚒ → nowhere
únotë (aj.) → not counted

→ uncounted

únotë(a) (aj.) → see únotë, únoteä
únoteä (aj.) → not counted

→ uncounted

únótima (aj.) → numberless

→ countless
→ difficult/impossible to count
→ innumerable

unqualë (n.) → death ♦agony
untup- (v.) → cover (over or up)

→ (lit.) ♦cover down

únut- (v.) ⚒ → untie
unutengwë (n.) ⚒ → subtitle(s)
unutengw(i)e (n.) ⚒ → see unutengwë, unutengwië
unutengwië (n.) ⚒ → subtitle(s)
unuxë (n.) ⚒ → dent

→ small ♦hollow
→ indentation

únyárima (aj.) → impossible to recount
úoio (av.) ⚒ → never
uomë (n.) ⚒ → community
úpa (aj.) → dumb
úpartalë (n.) ⚒ → unorder

→ disorder

úperima (aj.) ⚒ → indivisible
úpoica (aj.) ⚒ → unclean
úpuhta- (v.) ⚒ → fornicate
úpuhtalë (n.) ⚒ → fornication
úpuhtië (n.) ⚒ → adultery
úqua (pn.) ⚒ → nothing
ur- (pf.) → hard

→ difficult

úr/úre- (n.) → heat

→ fire

urcarnë (aj.) → hard to make / do
úr(e) (n.) → see úr/úre-, úrë/úre-
úrimë (n.) → August

→ Hot-one

urnótima (aj.) → difficult to count
urpalda (n.) ⚒ → stove ♦plate

→ heat ♦plate

urtu (n.) → death
ur(u)- (pf.) → see ur-, uru-
uru- (pf.) → hard

→ difficult

urucárima (aj.) → hard to make / do
urucarin (aj.) → made with difficulty
uruhanyaima (aj.) ⚒ → complicated

→ cryptic
→ enigmatic
→ hard to understand

uruhta- (v.) ⚒ → cause to smoke

→ belch smoke
→ smoke

urulanya (n.) ⚒ → wick

→ (lit.) ♦fire-thread

ur(u)ma (n.) ⚒ → see urma, uruma
uruma (n.) ⚒ → coal

→ charcoal

urunótë (aj.) → difficult to count
urus/urust- (n.) → copper
urusta (aj.) ⚒ → of copper
urustamitta (n.) ⚒ → copper-piece
urustan/urustam- (n.) ⚒ → copper-smith
úruva (aj.) ⚒ → fiery

→ like fire

urva-/urv- (v.) ⚒ → explode
urwa (aj.) ⚒ → on fire

→ afire

urya-/ury- (v.) → be hot
Uþ →

uþ- (pf.) → (wrong) ♦with a bad sense

→ bad
→ improper
→ unsuitable
→ wrong
→ useless

uþ- (v.) ⚒ → escape

→ get out

úþahtando (n.) ⚒ → tempter
úþahtië (n.) → inducement to do wrong

→ temptation

uscil (n.) ⚒ → cigarette
uscil(le) (n.) ⚒ → see uscil, uscillë
uscillë (n.) ⚒ → cigarette
úsir (cj.) → on the contrary
ussa (n.) ⚒ → incense
ussar/ussard- (n.) ⚒ → sulphur

→ (lit.) ♦fire-stone

ustat- (v.) ⚒ → misappropriate

→ supplant
→ usurp

ustya-/usty- (v.) ⚒ → smoke
útancië (n.) ⚒ → uncertainty
útulya- (v.) ⚒ → mislead
útulyando (n.) ⚒ → deceiver

→ (lit.) ♦mis-leader

útúrima (aj.) ⚒ → unruly
uv- (v.) → be going to
-uva (sf.) → future tense suffix
úvana (aj.) → marred
úvanë(a) (aj.) → see úvanë, úvaneä
úvaneä (aj.) → without beauty
úvan(im)o (n.) → see úvanimo, úvano
úvanimo (n.) → monster

→ corrupt or evil ♦creature

úvano (n.) → monster

→ corrupt or evil ♦creature

uvassë (n.) ⚒ → future ♦tense

→ (lit.) ♦uva-ness

(v,w)endë (n.) → see vendë, wendë
Va →

-va (sf.) → possessive or adjectival ending
va- (pf.) → together

vá- (pf.) → negation (refusing or forbidden)
(vá,wa)ya (n.) → see váya, waya
vai(l,w)e,veä² (n.) → see vailë², vaiwë², veä²
vailima (aj.) → windy
vaima (n.) ⚒ → wrap

→ robe

vainolë (n.) ⚒ → quiver
vairë (aj.) → ?wavy
valanya (n.) → Friday

→ Vala-day

valarantë → deserve [irregular preterite] → see valasta- (v.)
valasta- (v.) ⚒ → deserve

→ (lit.) ♦be worthy

valastanë → deserve [irregular preterite] → see valasta- (v.)
valdima (aj.) ⚒ → essential

→ imperative

válë (n.) ⚒ → divine ♦power

→ divine ♦authority

valië (n.) → Female Vala
valma (aj.) ⚒ → (divinely or righteously) ♦powerful
valvistë (n.) → change of mind
vana (aj.) → fair-haired (yellow to golden)
vandil (n.) ⚒ → staff
vanga (n.) ⚒ → staff
vánië → go (away) [irregular perfect] → see auta-¹/aut- (v.)
vanimelda (aj.) → beautiful and beloved

→ elven-fair

Vanita →

vanita-¹/vanit- (v.) ⚒ → grow fair

→ become fair

vanita-² (v.) ⚒ → beautify

→ make beautiful
→ make fair

vantë → possess [irregular preterite] → see öa- (v.)
vanwalussë (n.) ⚒ → past tense
vanwiémar/vanwiëmard- (n.) ⚒ → museum

→ (lit.) ♦hall of the past

vanwírë (n.) ⚒ → nostalgia

→ (lit.) ♦past-longing

váquet- (v.) → refuse

→ forbid
→ prohibit
→ (lit.) ♦say no
→ say ‘I will not or do not’

Var →

var (av.) → from

→ away to

var- (v.) ⚒ → yield

→ give way
→ surrender

varassë (n.) ⚒ → cliff
varasta- (v.) ⚒ → tower up

→ loom

váravalmë (n.) ⚒ → scandal
vardarianna (n.) → fragrant evergreen ♦tree
varma (n.) ⚒ → armour
vartando (n.) ⚒ → betrayer
varyando (n.) ⚒ → protector
vaþ- (v.) ⚒ → consume
vaþarya- (v.) → veil
vatta- (v.) ⚒ → trample
vauva → blow [irregular future] → see váva- (v.)
váveä (aj.) → (con) ♦similar

→ alike

-ve (sf.) → abstract noun

→ adverb

Veä →

veä¹ (aj.) → seeming

→ apparent

veä² (n.) → wind

veälta- (v.) ⚒ → resemble
vehtë (n.) → life

→ habitat
→ haunt

vehtequentalë (n.) → biography
vel- (v.) ⚒ → boil

→ bubble

vélamë (n.) ⚒ → similarity
velet (n.) ⚒ → boil

→ tumor

velu- (v.) ⚒ → unfurl
velupantië (n.) ⚒ → revelation
velva (aj.) ⚒ → boiling

→ bubbling

velvë (n.) ⚒ → bubble
velyávë (n.) ⚒ → Cucurbitaceae

→ gourd ♦family

vembë (n.) ⚒ → worm
vendelë (n.) → maidenhood
vendelis/vendeliss- (n.) ⚒ → nun
vendesta (n.) ⚒ → convent
vénë (n.) → virginity

→ virgin

véneä (aj.) → virginal
vennassë (n.) ⚒ → angle
venta (n.) ⚒ → chin
venva (n.) ⚒ → lime (fruit)
venwa (n.) ⚒ → lime (fruit)
ver- (v.) → weave
vératanna (n.) ⚒ → signature

→ (lit.) personal ♦token

verin (aj.) ⚒ → married
verinu (n.) ⚒ → married ♦pair
verrendo (n.) ⚒ → brother in law

→ kinsman by marriage

verressë (n.) ⚒ → sister in law

→ kinswoman by marriage

verta- (v.) → give in marriage (a) to (b)

→ take as husband or wife (to oneself)

Verulóra →

verulóra (aj.) ⚒ → widowed
verulóra (n.) ⚒ → widow

vesquen (n.) ⚒ → spouse (gender neutral)
vestaracië (n.) ⚒ → adultery

→ (lit.) ♦marriage-breaking

véta- (v.) ⚒ → compare

→ liken

vétaima (aj.) ⚒ → comparable
vettë (n.) ⚒ → (act of) ♦witnessing
vetteä (aj.) ⚒ → witnessing
veuma (n.) ⚒ → server
veumë (n.) ⚒ → service
veuro (n.) ⚒ → follower

→ vassal

vev- (v.) ⚒ → serve
vevië (n.) ⚒ → service
viëlóra (n.) ⚒ → eunuch
vilcirya (n.) ⚒ → airplane
villuntë (n.) ⚒ → airship

→ blimp
→ zeppelin

vilma (n.) ⚒ → aircraft [general term]
vilmen (n.) ⚒ → airport

→ airdrome
→ airfield

vilvarindeä (aj.) → like a butterfly
vilwis(te) (n.) ⚒ → see vilwis/vilwist-, vilwistë/vilwist-
vilyalondë (n.) ⚒ → (official) ♦airport for passengers
vin- (pf.) ⚒ → neo-
vínë (n.) → youth

→ childhood

vinga (n.) → foam

→ spray

vingë (n.) → foam

→ spindrift
→ spray

vin(i)- (pf.) ⚒ → see vin-, vini-
vini- (pf.) ⚒ → neo-
vinima (aj.) → childish
vinimetta (n.) ⚒ → end of youth, reaching middle age
vinimo (n.) ⚒ → baby

→ little-one

vinquetta (n.) ⚒ → neologism
vinyahan/vinyahán- (n.) ⚒ → younger brother
vinyamo (n.) → youngster
vinyanet/vinyanéþ- (n.) ⚒ → younger sister
virda (n.) ⚒ → outcome

→ result

víressë (n.) → April

→ Freshness

vírina (aj.) ⚒ → woven
virítë (aj.) ⚒ → various

→ variable

virittë (n.) ⚒ → gravel
virnë (n.) → change
vistë (n.) → change
vórima (aj.) → faithful
vorimyalë (n.) ⚒ → monotony
voron (n.) ⚒ → trusty man

→ faithful ♦vassal

voron(do) (n.) ⚒ → see voron, vorondo
vorotailë (n.) ⚒ → procrastination

→ (lit.) ♦ever-extension

vorotaita-/vorotait- (v.) ⚒ → procrastinate

→ (lit.) ♦ever-prolong

vortalë (n.) ⚒ → preservation

→ maintenance

voruva (aj.) ⚒ → age-long

wa- (pf.) → together
waya (n.) → ocean

→ sea

-we¹ (sf.) → name-suffix (often masculine)
wenwa (n.) ⚒ → lime (fruit)
wingil/wingild- (n.) → nymph

→ foam-maid
→ mermaid

-xe (sf.) → reflexive verbal inflection
xiétë (aj.) → passing

→ impermanent

xíta- (v.) ⚒ → pass (time), spend (time)

Ya →

-ya¹ (sf.) → adjective suffix
-ya² (sf.) → suffix of endearment
-ya³ (sf.) → his

→ her
→ its (colloquial)

-ya⁴ (sf.) → verbal suffix

yac- (v.) ⚒ → offer

→ sacrifice

yácina (aj.) ⚒ → sacrificed
yaina → wail [irregular passive participle] → see yaiya- (v.)
yaita-/yait- (v.) ⚒ → mock

→ scorn

yaiya- (v.) ⚒ → wail

→ cry grievously
→ cry in pain

yal- (v.) → summon
yalta (n.) ⚒ → yoke
yanca (n.) ⚒ → sacrifice
yanda (aj.) → wide
yangwa (n.) ⚒ → altar
yárahan/yárahán- (n.) ⚒ → older ♦brother
yáranet/yáranéþ- (n.) ⚒ → older ♦sister
yáraquetta (n.) ⚒ → archaism

→ archaic ♦word

yarië (n.) ⚒ → antiquity
yausta (n.) ⚒ → crop
yav- (v.) ⚒ → bear (fruit)

→ bring forth
→ produce
→ yield

yavannië (n.) → September

→ Yavanna-ness

yáviérë (n.) → autumn-day
-ye (sf.) → and (pairs)
yén (n.) → elvish long ♦year (144 solar years)
yénië (n.) → annals
yeniquanta (aj.) ⚒ → age (with no connotation of weakness)
yenta- (v.) ⚒ → adopt (a daughter)
yentarë (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦mother (for a daughter)
yentaro (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦father (for a daughter)
yeren (n.) ⚒ → pig ♦iron

→ ore

yermë (n.) → sexual ♦desire (for marriage and procreation)
yestanyatsë (n.) ⚒ → prefixion
yestië (n.) ⚒ → beginning
yo- (pf.) → together (used in words describing the union of three or more things)
yocar- (v.) ⚒ → assemble

→ compose
→ construct

yol- (v.) ⚒ → smoulder
yó(m) (pp.) → see yó, yóm
yóm (pp.) → (together) ♦with
yomencöa (n.) ⚒ → synagogue

→ (lit.) ♦meeting-house

yomenië (n.) → meeting

→ gathering

yón,yondë (n.) → see yondë/yond-, yón/yond-
yonávë (n.) ⚒ → company

→ camaraderie
→ companionship

Yonda →

yonda¹ (aj.) → enclosed
yonda² (aj.) → wide

→ extensive
→ roomy

yonta- (v.) ⚒ → adopt (a son)
yontarë (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦mother (for a son)
yontaro (n.) ⚒ → adoptive ♦father (for a son)
yontil (n.) → boy

→ son (finger name)

yonwa (n.) → fence

→ border
→ boundary

yor- (v.) → enclose

→ set bounds to/about

yórë → enclose [irregular preterite] → see yor- (v.)
yosanwë (n.) → (pl.) ♦congruence
(y)otulma (n.) ⚒ → see otulma, yotulma
yotulma (n.) ⚒ → coincidence

→ concurrence
→ simultaneity
→ synchronicity

yu- (pf.) → both
yuhtaimalë (n.) ⚒ → usefulness
yuhtaina (aj.) ⚒ → used
yuitë (aj.) ⚒ → dual
yul- (v.) → drink
yúlima (aj.) → drinkable
yullas/yullass- (n.) ⚒ → tea
yulmë (n.) → drinking

→ carousal

yulmo (n.) ⚒ → drinker
yulmon (n.) ⚒ → chalice
yuluitë (aj.) → drinking (as a habit)

→ aquatic

yulunefítë (aj.) → amphibious

→ (lit.) ♦drinking-breathing

yunca (aj.) ⚒ → used
yungwa (n.) ⚒ → appliance
yungwë (n.) ⚒ → usefulness
yunqueä (or.) ⚒ → twelfth
yunquenta (cd.) → thirteen
yunquent(a,e) (cd.) → see yunquenta, yunquentë
yunquentë (cd.) → thirteen
yuqua (n.) ⚒ → appliance
yuquain-tuxa (cd.) ⚒ → one hundred twenty
yur- (v.) ⚒ → run
yutya- (v.) ⚒ → lend

→ loan

yúyal (n.) → twilight
yúyu- → both [irregular nominal] → see yúyo/yúyu (aj.)

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