Ilk. ôr n. “blood” (Category: Blood)
A noun for “blood” derived from the root ᴹ√YAR (Ety/YAR). Its cognates ᴹQ. yár and N. iâr indicates a primitive form *✶yār(ǝ) [jārǝ], where the vowel changed to [o] because of Ilkorin a-affection. Helge Fauskanger suggested instead that the primitive form was *✶yara because of the Quenya stem form yar-, with a lengthening of the vowel in the primitive monosyllabic form (AL-Ilkorin/ôr) @@@ examine further.
Reference ✧ Ety/YAR ✧ “blood”
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Phonetic Developments
ᴹ√YAR > ôr | [jārǝ] > [jār] > [jōr] > [ōr] | ✧ Ety/YAR |