G. †culu n. “gold” (Category: Gold)

⚠️G. †culu, n. “gold” (Category: Gold)

S. malt “gold (as metal)”

References ✧ GG/14; GL/26-27, 38; LT1A/Ilsaluntë, Kulullin; LT2A/Glingol; PE15/22

Glosses

• “gold” ✧ GL/27 (†Culu); LT1A/Ilsaluntë (†culu); LT2A/Glingol (†Culu); LT2A/Glingol (†Culon)

Variations

• culu ✧ GG/14; GL/26; GL/38; LT1A/Kulullin; GL/27 (†Culu); LT1A/Ilsaluntë (†culu); LT2A/Glingol (†Culu); PE15/22 (†Culu)
• †Culon ✧ LT2A/Glingol; PE15/22

Related

• †Culu “gold” also used mystically as a class name of all red and yellow metals, as of white and grey giltha ✧ GL/27
• †Culu “gold” is a name we have in poesy for Glor “gold” ✧ LT2A/Glingol
• †Culu is a name we have in poesy for Glor ✧ PE15/22
• Clui “juices and the fruit of Noon, Sun, sunny warmth” cp. culu ✧ GL/26
• giltha “white metal” as opposed to culu ✧ GL/38

Inflections

culor	dative; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culwi	dative; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culuthir	dative plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culwir	dative plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culon	genitive; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culu	genitive; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culuthon	genitive plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culwion	genitive plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culoth	plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culuth	plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
culwin	plural; declension-C	✧ GG/14
-gol	suffix	✧ LT2A/Glingol; PE15/22

Element In

• G. †Culugorm “disc of gold” ✧ GL/27 (†culugorm)
• G. Culugrithnir “ring of gold” ✧ GL/27
• G. †Culuvrad “wain of gold” ✧ GL/27 (†culuvrad)
• G. culwin “golden” ✧ GL/27
• G. Glingol “Singing Gold” ✧ LT2A/Glingol; PE15/22

Cognates

• ᴱQ. kulu “gold” ✧ LT2A/Glingol; PE15/22

Derivations

• < ᴱ√KULU “gold” ✧ LT1A/Kulullin

Phonetic Developments

ᴱ√KULU > culu

[kulū] > [kulu]

✧ LT1A/Kulullin