Eldamo : Neo-Sindarin : ganna-

ᴺS. [G.] ^ganna- v. “to gain; to be profitable, bring in revenue; ⚠️gain, profit, interest (on moneys), increase” (Category: Gain, Profit)

ᴺS. [G.] ^ganna-, v. “to gain; to be profitable, bring in revenue; ⚠️gain, profit, interest (on moneys), increase” [created by Paul Strack] (Category: Gain, Profit): G. intha-¹ “to join to (intr.), add, increase, add to”

See G. gam(m)a- for discussion.

Derivations

< ^ᴺ√GYANTA “*(en)large, increase”

G. gam(m)a- n. and vb. “gain, profit, interest (on moneys), increase; to be profitable, bring in revenue; to gain” (Category: Gain, Profit)

A word appearing as G. {gamba- >>} gama- or gamma- in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s, appearing twice with two different translations: “gain, profit, interest (on moneys), increase” and “to be profitable, bring in revenue; (tr.) to gain” (GL/37). The first set of glosses may be as a noun, despite the “-” at the end of the word form. These words may be related to the early root ᴱ√yṇt from which the adverb G. gantha “more” was derived.

Neo-Sindarin: I would adapt this as a verb ᴺS. ganna- “gain; be profitable, bring in revenue” based on the Neo-Root ᴺ√GYANTA having to do with increase.

References ✧ GL/37

Glosses

“gain, profit, interest (on moneys), increase” ✧ GL/37 (gama-)
“to be profitable, bring in revenue; (tr.) to gain” ✧ GL/37 (gama-)

Variations

gama- ✧ GL/37; GL/37
gamma- ✧ GL/37; GL/37
gamba ✧ GL/37; GL/37

Changes

gamba >> gama- “gain, profit, interest (on moneys), increase” ✧ GL/37
gamba- >> gama- “to be profitable, bring in revenue; (tr.) to gain” ✧ GL/37

Derivations

< ᴱ√YṆTṆ “*(en)large, increase”