Early Quenya Words
- #-a suf. “adjectival suffix”
- â n. “mind, inner thought”
- a pron. “it”
- a-¹ pref. “it; 3rd sg. neut. pronoun” see ha
- a-² pref. “*intensive prefix”
- Ahúra n. “Sun”
- †ahúrasilqi n. “sun and moon”
- ai interj. “o!, ha!”
- †aika adj. “broad, vast”
- aikasse n. “pine-tree”
- aiko (aiku-) n. “cliff”
- aikor n. “pine-tree”
- aikuvoite adj. “cliffy, rocky”
- aile n. “beach” see ailin²
- ailin¹ (ailind-) n. “lake, pool”
- ailin² n. “shore”
- ailinon n. “water lily”
- ailo (ailu-) n. “lake, pool”
- aimaksin (aimaksi-) n. “martyr (f.)”
- aimaktar n. “martyr (m.)” see aimaktu
- aimaktu n. “martyr (m.)”
- aimo n. “saint (m.)”
- aina adj. “holy, revered, worshipful”
- ainar (ainast-) n. “temple [body part]”
- Aini n. “(pagan) goddess”
- Aino n. “one of the great Valar” see Ainu
- Ainu n. “a (pagan) God”
- aipio n. “cherry”
- aiqa adj. “steep, tall; high, lofty, sublime; chief”
- aiqaire n. “fir, pine (tree)”
- aiqale n. “a steep, steepness”
- aiqasse n. “precipice”
- aiqie n. “highness, height”
- aira adj. “holy, worshipful”
- aire¹ n. “saint (f.)”
- aire² adj. “old”
- ais (aist-) n. “good name”
- aista n. “honour, reverence”
- aistale n. “worship”
- aistalea adj. “worshipful”
- aiwe n. “bird”
- aka adv. “very, intensive”
- aka- pref. “intensive”
- ‽(a)kainu- v. “to wed”
- (a)kainusta n. “wedding, marriage”
- akaire (akairi-) n. “‘living beside’, wedded life”
- akairis (akairist-) n. “bride, wife”
- akairisan (akairisamb-) n. “bride chamber, thalamus”
- aki adj. “extreme, vehement, excessive”
- akka adv. “too”
- aksa¹ n. “waterfall”
- aksa² adj. “of bone” see aswa
- akse (aksi-) n. “steel”
- aksína adj. “[of] steel”
- akta n. “notion”
- al- pref. “form of the negative particle”
- #ala- v. “?to grow”
- ala¹ interj. “behold, look”
- #ala² n. “wing”
- ala³ prep. “beyond, after; before”
- alakse adj. “like marble” see alaswa
- alalme (alalmi-) n. “elm (tree)”
- alanda adj. “wide, broad” see landa
- alantya adj. “*shielded, protected”
- alapumba n. “drum” see lapumba
- alas (alast-) n. “marble”
- alaska adj. “like marble” see alaswa
- alasta adj. “of marble, marble”
- alaswa adj. “like marble”
- alatya- v. “to shield, ward off, protect”
- alayambo interj. “hurrah!”
- alda n. “tree, branch”
- aldamo n. “shoulder(s), back” see almo
- aldare n. “wood”
- aldea adj. “tree-shadowed”
- aldeon (aldeond-) n. “avenue (of trees)”
- -alima suf. “-able, possible” see -ima
- alka n. “ray (of light), light of day; shining”
- -alka suf. “able to”
- alkana- v. “to blaze”
- alkanta- v. “to make shine”
- alkar¹ n. “glory”
- alkar² n. “shield”
- alkar³ n. “shining, light of day” see alka
- alkara adj. “brilliant, bright, shining”
- alkar(in) n. “temple, shrine”
- alle ? “[unglossed]”
- allu- v. “to wash”
- allume n. “washing”
- alluva adj. “clean”
- alma n. “face”
- almo n. “shoulder(s), back”
- alnu- v. “to wash” see allu-
- alqa n. “swan”
- alqe n. “swan” see alqa
- alu n. “dressed leather”
- alva adj. “?lofty”
- am- pref. “up(wards)” see am(u)-
- áma n. “mind, heart, thought”
- ama n. “mother”
- amaimi n. “mother” see ambi
- (a)malda adj. “tender, soft, kind, gentle”
- amapta- v. “to ravish, seize and carry off forcibly”
- amarto n. “fate” see ambar¹
- amba adv. “up”
- Ambalar n. “the East”
- ambapenda adj. “uphill; arduous, difficult, tiresome”
- ambar¹ (ambart-) n. “fate, lot”
- ambar² (ambas-) n. “breast, bosom”
- ambarin (ambarind-) n. “lark”
- ambarta adj. “fated”
- ambasse n. “breast-plate, hauberk, byrne, cuirass”
- ambe n. “mother” see (m)ambe
- ambi n. “mother”
- ambo n. “hill”
- ambos (ambost-) n. “breast”
- #Ambustar n. “the East” see Ambalar
- âmi n. “mother” see ambi
- Amillion n. “February”
- amis (amits-) n. “mother”
- ammi n. “mother” see ambi
- am(u)- pref. “up(wards)”
- amu adv. “up(wards)”
- amu- v. “to raise”
- †amun (amund-) n. “hill”
- amunta adj. “up, risen (of the sun)”
- amunte n. “sun-rise, (lit.) lifting”
- an (and-) n. “gift”
- #an- pref. “re-”
- an(a) prep. “to(wards); until”
- ana- pref. “?towards”
- ána n. “crown of head, top”
- anai n. “woman”
- anaina adj. “womanly”
- anar (anard-) n. “giver”
- anarie n. “liberality”
- (ana)tarwesta n. “crucifix(ion)”
- anaukante ? “[unglossed]”
- anda adj. “long” see ande(a)
- anda-lepta adj. “long-fingered”
- anda-ráma adj. “long-arm(ed); long-wing(ed)”
- ande(a) (andi-) adj. “long (of space)”
- andesilqe adj. “long-haired, long-tressed”
- ando n. “door” see andon
- andon (andond-) n. “door, gate”
- andra adj. “long” see ande(a)
- anga n. “iron”
- angaina adj. “of iron”
- angaisin(i)e n. “torment”
- angaitya- v. “to torment”
- angayanda adj. “miserable”
- angayasse n. “misery”
- angwe ? “[unglossed]”
- anî n. “woman” see anai
- ank (anq-) n. “loop, handle, ring”
- ankar (ankas-) n. “ear (of men)”
- ankasse(a) adj. “lofty, tall, (lit.) up-headed, high-headed”
- áno n. “gift” see an
- anqa(r) n. “ear” see ankar
- anqin n. “bunch”
- anta n. “cheek; jaw(s)”
- anta- v. “to give”
- anto (antu-) n. “jaw”
- #antulu- v. “to return”
- anu n. “a male, man”
- anuon n. “monk” see anustar
- anúre n. “manliness, masculinity”
- anusta n. “monastery”
- anustar n. “monk”
- anúva adj. “doughty”
- anúvie n. “manhood, doughtyness”
- anuvoite adj. “male, masculine”
- anwa adj. “high up, place high”
- anwe ? “[unglossed]”
- apaika adj. “conquering”
- apaira adj. “conquering” see apaika
- apaire n. “victory, conquest, reduction”
- apaitya- v. “to conquer”
- apanta- v. “to open, reveal, show, display”
- apantie n. “display”
- apsa n. “hole, opening”
- apta- v. “to open”
- apte (*apti-) adj. “open”
- #aqa- v. “to seize”
- aqi adj. “a brace, a couple of, both”
- #-(a)r suf. “masculine/agental suffix”
- ar¹ (arn-) n. “child”
- ar² (as-) prep. “to, against, next, on (wall)”
- ar(a) conj. “but; and”
- ára n. “dry sand, grit”
- arak n. “shingle, piles of stones”
- arakte n. “(stony) beach”
- (a)rauka adj. “swift, rushing”
- (a)rauke n. “demon, fiend”
- arda n. “place, spot”
- are- pref. “intensive” see ari-
- are¹ adv. “beside, along”
- are² adv. “very, intensive”
- arean (areand-) n. “wilderness, deserted place”
- ari- pref. “intensive”
- arin n. “hearth”
- arinya adj. “fireside”
- aris (arits-) n. “daughter, maid”
- arm- v. “to gather, collect”
- arma n. “flock of sheep”
- arne n. “child” see ar¹
- arqa adj. “arid, parched, dry”
- arqilis n. “desert”
- arta prep. “across, athwart”
- artan (artam-) n. “hammer”
- aru adv. “in addition, as well, besides”
- arwa n. “field”
- aryúlima adj. “equal, equivalent”
- as (ass-) n. “bone”
- asampe(a) adj. “cavernous”
- asesta- v. “to liken, compare, make like, model on, assimilate, imitate” see sesta-
- asesta n. “similarity” see seste
- asestaine n. “assimilation, imitation” see sestaine
- aseste n. “similarity” see seste
- assea adj. “bony”
- astuvu- v. “to begin”
- aswa adj. “of bone”
- at- pref. “bi-, twi-”
- atar n. “father”
- atempa n. “(strong) dislike”
- att(a)- pref. “bi-, twi-” see at-
- atta¹ n. “father (child’s word)”
- atta² pron. “they (emphatic); 3rd sg. neut. pronoun”
- atta³ prep. “above” see orta
- †attahwi n. “parents”
- attala- v. “?double”
- attalaite adj. “biped”
- attalin n. “biped”
- atto n. “father” see attu
- attu n. “father”
- atwen num. card. “twenty”
- ‽au prep. “away from”
- auk n. “fool, clumsy fellow”
- aukaine ? “[unglossed]”
- aule (auli-) adj. “shaggy”
- aulo n. “cloud”
- auqa adj. “awkward, clumsy (of things), difficult”
- aure (auri-) n. “sunlight, sunshine, gold light, warmth”
- aurea adj. “sunny, sunlit”
- aurin adj. “warm”
- aurinde n. “summer, pleasant warmth”
- aurinka adj. “sunny”
- auriqilea adj. “golden, sunlit” see aurqila
- auro n. “sun”
- aurqila adj. “golden, sunlit”
- ausi- pref. “well”
- ausie n. “wealth”
- austa n. “(high) summer”
- austalende n. “mid-summer’s day”
- aute¹ n. “goods, property, wealth, money”
- aute² (ausi-) adj. “rich”
- #ava- v. “to depart”
- avalta- v. “to strip, despoil, denude”
- avande interj. “get hence!”
- avanwa adj. “going, passing, nearly gone”
- avarna adj. “very rich”
- avealta- v. “to resemble closely”
- avesta¹ n. “opening, beginning, overture”
- avesta² n. “summer”
- Avestalis (Avestaliss-) n. “January”
- avíka adj. “very much alike”
- áye interj. “hail”
- die n. “yesterday”
- dienda n. “day before yesterday, (lit.) yesterday’s yesterday”
- diéra adj. “yesterday’s; (mostly in sense) bygone, over, passed”
- e-¹ pref. “that by you”
- e-² v. “to be”
- #-ea suf. “adjectival suffix” see #-a
- ea interj. “a cry of pain or woe”
- eant ? “[unglossed]”
- ea(r) n. “(young) eagle”
- earen (earend-) n. “eyrie, (young) eagle”
- ehta¹ n. “thorn”
- ehta² n. “sword-point”
- ehtar (ehtard-) n. “swordsman, warrior; sword”
- ehtaráma adj. “having a wing like a sword”
- ehtil n. “spring, fount, source”
- ekkala n. “tomorrow morning”
- ekke (ekki-) n. “thorn”
- ekkia adj. “thorny”
- eksiqilta n. “swordbelt”
- ektala n. “tomorrow morning” see ekkala
- ektaqilta n. “swordbelt” see eksiqilta
- ektar¹ (ektard-) n. “swordsman”
- ektar² n. “hawthorn, thorn”
- ekte (eksi-) n. “sword”
- ektele n. “fountain”
- el adj. and adv. “one” see er¹
- elben n. “heart” see elwen
- Elda n. “Elf; beach-fay”
- Eldalie n. “People of the Elves, Elf-folk”
- eldanyanda n. “*fairy tale”
- eldaqet n. “language of the Eldar”
- eldaqetse adv. “in the language of the Eldar”
- Eldarin adj. “Elfin”
- Eldarinwa adj. “Elfin” see Eldarin
- Eldarissa n. “Language of the Eldar”
- eldarisse adv. “in the language of the Eldar”
- eldasilqe n. “maidenhair fern, (lit.) elf tress”
- #ele- v. “to drive”
- elk n. “spear”
- -elka suf. “able to” see -alka
- ellume adv. “*one time”
- elmenda n. “wonder, wonderment”
- elt n. “spear” see elk
- elta- v. “to drive, come”
- elta n. “a thrust”
- elte- v. “to thrust in, drive [in]”
- elwen n. “heart”
- ematte ? “[unglossed]”
- en pron. and adv. “that by you; thereupon”
- en- v. “to be called”
- ena pron. “that by you”
- enda adj. “by name, named, called” see enna
- ende num. card. “six”
- endl n. “plain, vale”
- ene interj. “look (at what you have)!”
- enekkainen num. card. “sixty”
- enekkaiya num. ord. “sixteenth”
- en(ek)kea num. card. “sixteen”
- enekse num. card. “six” see enqe
- enekto fraction. “one sixth” see enqesto
- enektya adj. “one sixth” see enqest(y)a
- enetya num. ord. “sixth”
- enga n. “mead”
- enget n. “a hap”
- engetor n. “fate, hap, luck”
- enke pron. “that by you (emphatic)”
- enken adv. “then”
- enna adj. “by name, named, called”
- (en)no adv. “*then, next” see no¹
- enqe num. card. “six”
- enqe¹ prep. “without”
- enqe² (enqi-) n. “plane, level”
- enqellume adv. “*six times”
- enqendóra num. card. “*six million”
- enqendóre num. card. “*sextillion”
- enqesto fraction. “one sixth”
- enqest(y)a adj. “one sixth”
- enqetto fraction. “one sixth” see enqesto
- enqetya adj. “one sixth” see enqest(y)a
- enqi pron. “this (emphatic)”
- enqin adv. “*now”
- ent n. “notion, plan, idea”
- enta pron. “that there (emphatic)”
- entan adv. “then”
- ento adv. “next”
- Enu n. “God Almighty, Almighty Creator”
- enwa n. “tomorrow”
- en(we) (emb-) n. “name”
- enya n. “device (method, trick), machine, engine”
- enyarin n. “device, escutcheon, blazon”
- enye- v. “to think out, plan, devise”
- #er- v. “to remain”
- er¹ adj. and adv. “one, only, alone, a single”
- er² adv. and conj. “only, but, still”
- erda adj. “solitary, deserted”
- ere-¹ pref. “out”
- ere-² v. “to go”
- erefainu n. “release”
- ere(n) n. “iron, steel”
- eresse (eressi-) adv. “alone, by oneself, singly, only; once”
- eressea adj. “lonely”
- erevainu n. “release” see erefainu
- eru¹ adv. “outward”
- eru² adv. “once”
- erumaite adj. “one handed”
- erúmea adj. “outer, outermost”
- erus(ta) adj. and n. “outside”
- erya adj. “only, single”
- es- pref. “*out”
- eska n. “spear, spike”
- (es)sa pron. “*that (there)” see sa
- est adj. “outwards”
- esta- v. “to send”
- etil n. “ivy” see etl
- etl n. “ivy”
- etta n. “cousin”
- et(t)amíne n. “today”
- ettani n. “female cousin”
- ettanu n. “male cousin”
- ettarendi n. “cousinship”
- ettaréndo n. “female cousin” see ettanu
- ettaréro n. “female cousin” see ettanu
- ettaresse n. “female cousin” see ettani
- ettaresta n. “cousinship” see ettarendi
- ettele n. “family, kindred (in the wide sense)”
- ettui n. “tomorrow night”
- etya adj. “other (of two)”
- etyo n. “other (of two)”
- eule n. “lamb”
- eulitse n. “*little lamb”
- evandilyon n. “gospel”
- evandl n. “Christian missionary”
- fa- pref. “his; 3rd sg. masc. possessive” see hwa-
- faika¹ adj. “free”
- faika² adj. “bad, worthless, useless”
- faikar n. “destroyer, slayer; bane”
- faino n. “freeman”
- fainu- v. “to release”
- faire (fairi-) adj. “free”
- fairie n. “freedom”
- falas(se) (falass-) n. “shore, beach, surf”
- falasta- v. “to surge, make a sound like surf”
- fal(a)toisi n. “meadow, grassland”
- faldi adj. “free, open, wide”
- falin adj. “bare, nude, fallow, wild (of land)”
- falka¹ adj. “naked, bare”
- falka² adj. “bad” see faika²
- falkasse(a) adj. “bald”
- falma n. “foam, wave”
- falmar n. “wave (as it breaks), foamcrest”
- falmarin n. “sea-fay (male), spirit of the sea foam”
- falmo n. “foam”
- falqa n. “(mountain) pass, ravine, cliff, cleft”
- falqan n. “large sword”
- falqe n. “cleft, ravine” see falqa
- famba n. “belly, fat body”
- fambo n. “fat man”
- fan (fand-) n. “dog”
- fandelu n. “monster”
- fandelúva adj. “monstrous”
- fandelúvie n. “monstrosity, immoderation, violence, barbarity, grossness”
- fandelwa adj. “monstrous” see fandelúva
- fando n. “portent, omen”
- fandor (fandos-) n. “monster”
- fandos (fandoss-) n. “monster” see fandor
- fange n. “beard”
- fanóre n. “day-dream”
- fanórea adj. “absent-minded”
- fanóriva adj. “absent-minded”
- fansa n. “swoon”
- fanta- v. “to fall asleep, go dazed, swoon”
- fantl n. “vision, dream, hazy notion, imaginary idea”
- fantor (*fantos-) n. “monster” see fandor
- fanwe n. “dream”
- fanya n. “cloud”
- fara n. “fur, fell”
- fas (fats-) n. “tassel”
- fáse n. “gulf, gap”
- faskalan n. “bath”
- fatsale n. “(tasseled) fringe”
- fatse n. “tassel” see fas
- fatsevoite adj. “tasseled”
- fauka adj. “fat, large”
- fausta n. “*smell”
- fausta- v. “to get smell of”
- faustima adj. “*odorous, able to be smelled”
- fauta- v. “to snow”
- fáwe n. “snow”
- fé n. “last hour, last breath, (act of) death”
- fel adv. “worse, worst”
- felda adj. “worse, worst”
- felu n. “bad magic”
- felusi n. “witch”
- fen (feng-) n. “reed”
- #feng- v. “to cut”
- feng n. “serpent” see fent
- feno (fenu-) n. “venom, poison” see heno
- fenqa adj. “keen, cutting”
- fent n. “serpent, dragon”
- fenume n. “dragon”
- filima adj. “fine, thin” see filwa
- filimpe n. “fern” see filqe
- filinqe n. “fern” see filqe
- filma n. “fine hair, line”
- filqe n. “fern”
- filume adj. “gossamer”
- filumin adj. “gossamer” see filume
- filwa adj. “fine, thin”
- finde n. “cunning” see finie
- findil n. “tress” see findl
- findl n. “lock of hair, tress”
- fine n. “larch”
- fingil n. “narrows, straits, gulf”
- fingwa adj. “narrow”
- fingwe ? “[unglossed]”
- finie n. “cunning”
- fint n. “a trick, notion”
- finwa adj. “acute, sagacious”
- fion (fiond-) n. “son”
- firin¹ n. “ray of sun”
- firin² n. “necklace” see firinga
- firinga n. “carcanet, necklace”
- foa n. “hoard, treasure”
- foalóke n. “*serpent that guarded a treasure”
- foina adj. “hidden, secret”
- fóle n. “stealth, a secret, secrecy”
- fólima adj. “secretive”
- fui n. “night” see hui
- fuiva adj. “*murky” see huiva
- fuiyáru n. “deadly nightshade”
- fum- v. “to sleep”
- fúme n. “(deep) sleep”
- fumella n. “(red) poppy, *(lit.) flower of sleep”
- fúmelot n. “poppy” see fumella
- fundu(na)- v. “?to thunder”
- furin adj. “hidden, concealed”
- furu n. “lie”
- fustúma adj. “*able to be smelled”
- ha pron. “it; 3rd sg. neut. pronoun”
- ha- pref. “*its; 3rd sg. neut. possessive”
- haka- v. “to squat”
- hakka n. “the hams, buttocks”
- halda adj. “wide, broad”
- halis (haliss-) n. “rush”
- haliske n. “rush” see halis
- halkin adj. “frozen”
- #halme n. “drawing”
- haloisi n. “the sea (in storm)”
- haloite adj. “leaping”
- halta- v. “to leap”
- hamba adj. “on the ground”
- hambanoite adj. “on the ground”
- hampa- v. “to hop”
- han (hamb-) n. “ground, earth”
- hant adv. “down, to the ground”
- hanta n. “a blow with an axe”
- hapta- v. “to eject, ejaculate”
- har- v. “to remain”
- hara(nda) n. “flesh-meat”
- haranwa adj. “fleshly, carnal”
- har(e) adv. “near”
- hari- v. “to hate”
- hari n. “blood”
- haru n. “grandfather”
- haruni n. “grandmother”
- hata- v. “to hurl, fling”
- hatse n. “headlong movement”
- hatsea adj. “rushing, rapid”
- haura adj. “old, aged, ancient”
- (h)áva pron. “*its (emphatic possessive)”
- hea pron. “it (emphatic); 3rd sg. neut. pronoun”
- helilokte n. “wisteria, (lit.) purple cluster”
- helin n. “pansy”
- helinille n. “violet”
- helinillea adj. “*violet [colour]”
- helinqila adj. “mauve”
- helinwa adj. “of pansies; (of colour) a blue-violet”
- helka adj. “ice-cold”
- helke n. “ice”
- hempa n. “cord”
- hen (hend-) n. “eye”
- heno (henu-) n. “venom, poison”
- henuva adj. “venomous, poisonous”
- hepe- v. “to bind”
- hére n. “lordship”
- herendo n. “brother”
- heréro n. “brother” see herendo
- heresse n. “sister”
- heri n. “lady”
- heritse n. “an Inwe”
- herivesti n. “wife”
- heru n. “lord”
- heru- v. “to rule”
- heruni n. “lady”
- heruvesto n. “husband, (lit.) lord husband”
- hes (hest-) n. “brother, sister, *sibling”
- hesin n. “winter”
- hessa adj. “dead, withered”
- hesta- v. “to wither”
- hesta n. “the nearest consanguinity”
- hestale n. “the nearest consanguinity” see hesta
- hestaner n. “brother”
- hestani n. “sister”
- hestanoina adj. “bearing the nearest consanguinity”
- hestanoini n. “sister” see hestani
- hestanoinu n. “brother” see hestanu
- hestanu n. “brother”
- hestaqin n. “sister”
- hetl n. “bond”
- hi pron. “she; 3rd sg. fem. pronoun”
- hie pron. “she (emphatic); 3rd sg. fem. pronoun”
- hil(de) n. “child”
- hilk- v. “to freeze”
- hilmi coll. “family, offspring”
- hilmie n. “offspring” see hilmi
- hilmo n. “son” see hilu
- hilu n. “son”
- hingwe ? “[unglossed]”
- hir (hird-) n. “inwards, interior, inside, heart”
- híse n. and adj. “dusk, mist, haze; bleared”
- #hista- v. “to fade”
- histe n. and adj. “dusk” see híse
- histe- v. “to hiss”
- hiswa adj. “dim, fading”
- (h)íva pron. “*her (emphatic possessive)”
- hô n. “owl”
- hohye n. “fluff”
- hoiye n. “foam”
- holále n. see hulále
- holle n. “shout”
- holtȯ- v. “to call out”
- holwe n. “stench” see yolme
- #hon¹ (hond-) n. “stone, rock”
- hon² (hond-) n. “heart”
- hón(a) n. “bone”
- honde n. “heart” see hon²
- hondo n. “heart” see hon²
- hont (honty-) n. “sneeze”
- hontosse n. “a loud sneeze”
- hóre (hóri-) n. “pine, stone pine”
- horinel (horinell-) n. “pine-needle”
- horma n. “horde, host”
- hos(se) (host-) n. “folk, people, tribe”
- hosse¹ n. “army, band, troop”
- hosse² n. “wall and moat” see ossa
- hos(t) (host-) n. “dwelling, hamlet”
- hosta- v. “*to gather”
- hosta¹ n. “walled tower”
- hosta² n. “folk” see hostar¹
- hostalka adj. “able to gather”
- hostar¹ n. “tribe”
- hostar² n. “walled tower” see ostar
- hototyosse n. “a cough and a sneeze”
- #hotyo- v. “to sneeze”
- hu pron. “he; 3rd sg. masc. pronoun”
- hualqe num. card. “eighteen”
- hualqenya num. ord. “eighteenth” see hualtya
- hualqetya num. ord. “eighteenth” see hualtya
- hualtya num. ord. “eighteenth”
- huan (huand-) n. “dog”
- hue num. card. “nine”
- huekainen num. card. “ninety”
- huesto fraction. “one ninth”
- huest(y)a adj. “one ninth”
- huetto fraction. “one ninth” see huesto
- huetya adj. “one ninth” see huest(y)a
- hui n. “dark, murk, fog; night, evening”
- huiva adj. “murky”
- hukaiya num. ord. “nineteenth”
- húkea num. card. “nineteen”
- hulále n. “babble, chatter, conversation”
- hulin adj. “naked”
- hulqa adj. “naked”
- hum- v. “*to sleep” see fum-
- húme num. card. “thousand; †great number”
- humetya num. ord. “*thousandth”
- hunda adj. “low, lowly”
- hunto n. “elephant”
- hur- v. “to speed”
- hurin adj. “hidden, concealed” see furin
- húro n. “storm”
- hus- v. “to burn (tr.)”
- húta- v. “to whoop”
- hútatyosta n. “whooping cough”
- (h)úva pron. “*his (emphatic possessive)”
- húya num. ord. “ninth”
- húyo pron. “he (emphatic); 3rd sg. masc. pronoun”
- hwa- pref. “his; 3rd sg. masc. possessive”
- hyá adv. “here by us”
- hyá- v. “to stand”
- hya¹ pron. “this by us”
- hya-¹ pref. “*her; 3rd sg. fem. possessive”
- hya² prep. “by”
- hya-² pref. “*their; 3rd pl. fem. possessive” see sia-
- hyal- v. “to ring, resound”
- hyalin n. “paper”
- hyalme n. “loud ringing noise”
- hyalta- v. “to strike, make ring”
- hyan- v. “to injure”
- hyanda- v. “to mow, cleave”
- hyanda¹ n. “blade, share”
- hyanda² n. “harm, damage”
- hyanta ? “[unglossed]”
- hyapa n. “shoe”
- hyar (hyarm-) n. “plough”
- hyar- v. “to plough”
- hyarma n. “plough” see hyar
- hyasse n. “rushing ?hence (?noise)”
- hyasta- v. “to rush, rustle”
- hyehta- v. “to jerk”
- hyekka n. “jerk”
- hyelle n. “pebble”
- hyukso n. “hiccup”
- hyúne adj. “deep blue”
- i- pref. “she; 3rd sg. fem. pronoun” see hi
- -i suf. “plural suffix”
- i¹ article. “the”
- i² pron. “*those, whom (relative pronoun)”
- ie adv. “ago, †long ago”
- -ie suf. “abstract noun”
- ielúme adv. “long ago”
- -ika suf. “partitive”
- ike (iki-) adj. “this”
- iki interj. “look! (what I have)”
- iksa adj. “reflexive 3rd sg. adj.”
- ikso pron. “reflexive 3rd sg.”
- ikto pron. “reflexive 3rd sg.” see ikso
- -il suf. “*(feminine) patronymic”
- il- pref. “un-; negative prefix”
- -ilda suf. “augmentative” see -lda
- ile n. “honey”
- íle n. “star”
- ilimba adj. “milky”
- ilin (ilim-) n. “milk”
- ilk- v. “to seem”
- ilka adj. “reflexive 3rd sg. pl. adj.”
- ilkala n. “*nighttime, darkness”
- ilkarna adj. “unfinished”
- ilke n. “appearance”
- ilko pron. “reflexive 3rd sg. pl.”
- il(l)aika adj. “blunt”
- ille (illi-) n. “throng, crowd”
- illia adj. “in multitudes”
- il(l)oite adj. “withered, dead”
- ilma n. “air”
- ilma¹ n. “oil”
- -ilqa suf. “-ly or -like”
- ilqa adj. “oily, smooth, glossy”
- ilsa n. “(mystic name of) silver”
- ilt n. “dig, stab”
- ilt- v. “to thrust home, come in”
- iltanka adj. “unsteady”
- ilu n. “ether”
- iluin(do) (iluind-) n. “dwelling beyond the stars for the blessed”
- ilumar (ilumas-) n. “dwelling beyond the stars for the blessed”
- iluqinga n. “rainbow”
- ilwe n. “sky, heavens”
- ilweran(ta) n. “bridge of heaven, rainbow”
- -ima suf. “-able, possible”
- imbe n. “hive”
- imbile n. “swarm, flock”
- imbilink n. “sparrow”
- imi adv. “in, inside”
- iminqa adj. “exactly alike, identical”
- in article. “the” see i¹
- #-ina suf. “adjectival suffix”
- indo n. “house”
- indoite adj. “indoors, at home, homely, domestic”
- indolis n. “domicile”
- indor n. “master of house”
- indositsina adj. “domestic(ated)”
- #-ine suf. “noun suffix”
- íne adv. “to-day”
- -íne(a) suf. “diminutive”
- -inen suf. “of, out of; partitive suffix”
- ingwe (ingwi-) n. “fish”
- ingwil(in) (ingwiling-) n. “eel”
- #-inke suf. “*diminutive” see -íne(a)
- inqa adj. “same”
- inqavíka adj. “exactly alike, identical”
- inqile n. “sameness”
- int adv. “inwards”
- inta- v. “to go (indefinite), fare, proceed”
- intya ? “[unglossed]”
- inwetelumbe n. “mushroom, (lit.) fairy-canopy” see telumbe
- inwilitse n. “little fairy”
- inya adj. “tiny”
- -inya¹ suf. “worthy to be -”
- -inya² suf. “diminutive” see -íne(a)
- inye- v. “to imitate, make like”
- io n. “wine”
- -ion suf. “-son”
- ion n. “son”
- iq- v. “to beg, ‘pray’ [ask earnestly]”
- iqis (iqist-) n. “requirement”
- iqista- v. “to ask for, request” see iqisya-
- iqista n. “a request; if you please, please”
- iqisya- v. “to ask for, request”
- ir (ird-) n. “interior, centre, inwards, inner parts”
- irin n. “town”
- irmin n. “the inhabited world”
- irt (irty-) n. “peck, pinprick”
- #irty- v. “to peck, prick”
- irya n. “wish”
- is (iss-) n. “light snow”
- iska adj. “pale white”
- iskane n. “pallor”
- isqa adj. “wise”
- isqale n. “cleverness”
- isqalea adj. “clever”
- -issa suf. “language”
- isse n. “knowledge, lore”
- ista- v. “to know”
- istaléra adj. “*knowledgeable, wise”
- iswa adj. “wise” see isqa
- #-ite suf. “adjective ending”
- itis n. “a fly bite”
- itisin adj. “itching”
- itisya- v. “to itch, irritate”
- -itsa suf. “diminutive” see -tsa
- -itse (-itsi) suf. “diminutive”
- itse n. “small fly”
- iye adv. “ago” see ie
- kâ n. “jaw”
- ká n. “deed, act, fact”
- ka ? “[unglossed]”
- ka- pref. “cause”
- kabu n. “bunch, tuft” see kart
- kai num. card. “ten; (lit.) all fingers”
- kaikta- v. “to strangle”
- kaile n. “lip”
- kailen n. “throat, gullet”
- kaima n. “couch, bed”
- kaima- v. “to lie quiet”
- kaimasambe n. “bed-chamber” see kaimasan
- kaimasan (kaimasamb-) n. “bed-room, bed-chamber”
- kaimassea adj. “confined to bed, a-bed, bedridden”
- kaime n. “dwelling, home”
- kaina¹ adj. “done, actual, real”
- kaina² adj. “whole”
- kainella n. “fortnight” see kainendan
- kainen num. card. “ten”
- kainendan n. “fortnight”
- kaino n. “whole”
- ‽kainu- v. “to wed” see ‽(a)kainu-
- kaita- v. “to place, lie down”
- kaitoile n. “rest”
- kaivo n. “corpse”
- kaiya num. ord. “tenth”
- kaka- v. “to laugh”
- kakil n. “chuckle” see katl
- kal- v. “to shine” see kala-
- kala- v. “to shine”
- kala¹ n. “light, daytime (sunlight), 12 hours”
- #kala² n. “morning” see kále
- kalaine n. “serenity, serene”
- kalain(e)a adj. “serene”
- kalar n. “lettuce”
- kalas (kalass-) n. “brass”
- kalaska adj. “brazen” see kalassina
- kalasse n. “brilliance, clarity”
- kalassina adj. “brazen”
- kale n. “day”
- kále n. “morning”
- kalenda adj. “of the day, opposite to night; daily”
- kalende n. “festival, a special day”
- kalimbarie n. “barbarity”
- kalimbo n. “a savage, uncivilized man, barbarian; monster, giant, troll, goblin”
- kalka n. “sickle”
- kalke (kalki-) adj. “brilliant”
- kalla n. “helmet”
- kalle n. “fair weather, clear sky, blue sky”
- kalleva adj. “fair (weather or complexion)”
- kallevoite adj. “fair (weather or complexion)” see kalleva
- kallo adv. and prep. “off, from off, from on top of, from on”
- kal(l)u- v. “to illuminate, to light up”
- kalma n. “(day)light; candle”
- kalmar (kalmarn-) n. “child of light”
- kalon (kalong-) n. “(large) bell”
- kalonga n. “large bell” see kalon
- kalongalan (kalongaland-) n. “ringing or jangling of (large) bells”
- kalongale n. “ringing or jangling of (large) bells” see kalongalan
- kalonya- v. “to ring, peal”
- kalpa n. “bucket, vessel”
- kalta- v. “to kindle, set light to”
- kalume n. “an (artificial) light”
- kalumet (kalumett-) n. “lamp”
- kalwa adj. “fair, beautiful”
- kama- v. “to lie down; (c. loc.) to endure, suffer”
- káma n. “guilt, responsibility”
- kamanta- v. “to make eat, give to eat”
- kamáta- v. “to make eat, give to eat” see kamanta-
- kamba n. “bed”
- kambo n. “cellar, cave, vault”
- kamillo n. “large poppy”
- kamilot n. “red clover”
- kamo n. “ram”
- kampilosse n. “wild-rose”
- kampin n. “hips, (wild-rose) berries”
- kampo (*kampu-) n. “flea”
- kamu- v. “to lay down, bend down, reduce”
- kan adv. “four times”
- kana adj. “young”
- kanda- v. “to blaze”
- kandóla n. “crown of head”
- kandóra n. “bright dawn, red sky in morning”
- #kanga- v. “to weave, spin”
- kangale n. “web”
- kangaris (kangarist-) n. “spider”
- kangawinda n. “cobweb”
- kankaiya num. ord. “fourteenth”
- kankale n. “laughter”
- kankale-malina n. “daffodil, (lit.) yellow laughter”
- kankea num. card. “fourteen”
- kankeanya num. ord. “fourteenth” see kankaiya
- kanta num. card. “four”
- kan(ta)kainen num. card. “forty”
- kantala- v. “?to harp”
- kantallume adv. “*four times”
- kantasto fraction. “quarter, one fourth”
- kantast(y)a fraction. “quarter, one fourth”
- kante n. “edge”
- kantele n. “harping; repetition”
- kantl n. “(large) harp”
- kantóra num. card. “*four million”
- kantóre num. card. “quadrillion”
- kanu n. “lead”
- kanuina adj. “of lead”
- kanuva adj. “leaden”
- kanwa¹ adj. “lurid”
- kanwa² adj. “dark red”
- kanya num. ord. “fourth”
- kap- v. “to jump, leap”
- #kapa- v. “to jump, leap” see kap-
- kapalima adj. “bounding, leaping”
- kapalinda n. “spring of water”
- kapanda n. “jump”
- ‽kapta-¹ v. “to startle”
- kapta-² v. “to leap”
- kar (kas-) n. “head”
- kara- v. “to do, make”
- karape n. “cloak, outer garment”
- karda- v. “to admire, have affection or respect for”
- karina adj. “finished”
- karka n. “fang, tooth, tusk”
- #karka- v. “to snarl”
- karkanel n. “fang”
- karkapolka n. “boar, *(lit.) tusk-pig”
- karkara adj. “toothed”
- karkaras (karkarass-) n. “row of spikes or teeth” see karkasse
- karkasarma n. “large saw”
- karkasse n. “row of spikes or teeth”
- karko (karku-) n. “alimentary canel”
- karma n. “shape, fashion; act, deed”
- karmalin(da) n. “russet, orange-red”
- karne adj. “red”
- karneambar n. and adj. “robin, (lit.) red-breast”
- karneambara adj. “*red-breasted”
- karo n. “deed, act, action”
- karon n. “crow”
- karp- v. “to pluck”
- karpale n. “a plucking, tugging, wrenching; deceiving, tricking”
- karpalima adj. “tricky, clever, willy”
- karpan n. “hank (of wool etc.)”
- karpi- v. “to pluck” see karp-
- kart (*karp-) n. “bunch, tuft”
- karwalin n. “russet” see karmalin(da)
- kas (kast-) n. “head, top, summit”
- kasien (kasiend-) n. “helmet”
- kasientule adj. “with helm on”
- kasondo- v. “to make sit, set” see kasóro-
- kasóro- v. “to make sit, set”
- kasqar(in) n. “helmet”
- kasse prep. “above”
- kasta n. “cause, motive, ultimate reason”
- kastea adj. “of the head; head-, capital, chief”
- kate (kati-) n. “gleam, ray”
- katinka n. “candle”
- katl n. “chuckle”
- kauka adj. “crooked, bent, bowed, humped”
- kauko (kauku-) n. “humpback”
- kaune n. “grave”
- kaure n. “timidity, fear”
- kaurea adj. “timid”
- kaurenoina adj. “timid” see kaurea
- kauta- v. “to bend”
- kav- v. “to dig” see kava-
- kava- v. “to dig”
- kawa- v. “to bow, make obeisance”
- kay- v. “to lie” see kaya-
- kaya- v. “to lie”
- ke¹ pron. “you; 2nd sg. pronoun”
- ke² pron. “that by you” see tye¹
- kea num. card. “ten”
- keakai(li) num. card. “hundred (when not multiplied)” see kekainen
- keallume adv. “*ten times”
- keanya num. ord. “tenth”
- keatto fraction. “one tenth” see kesto
- kea tuksa num. card. “one hundred ten”
- keatya¹ num. ord. “tenth” see keanya
- keatya² fraction. “one tenth” see kestya
- kekainen num. card. “hundred (when not multiplied)”
- keket (kekekt-) n. “pheasant”
- kekta n. “jet, spring”
- kekteket (kektekett-) n. “clucking”
- kektele n. “fountain”
- †kektelu- v. “to bubble up”
- keleta n. “trickle”
- kellume adv. “*ten times” see keallume
- kelta- v. “to draw water”
- kelu- v. “to flow”
- kelu(me) n. “stream; fountain, spring”
- kelusindi n. “river (near its source)”
- kemen n. “soil, earth”
- kemi n. “earth, soil, land”
- ken n. “*earth, soil” see kemi
- kenqa adj. “sharp (of points)” see kenyeva
- kent n. “a sharp point”
- keny- v. “to prick”
- kenyeva adj. “sharp (of points)”
- kere n. “earthenware; earthen jar”
- kere- v. “to turn”
- kereksa adj. “of earthenware”
- keres (kerest-) n. “earthenware”
- kereska adj. “of earthenware” see kereksa
- keresto n. “potter”
- kesto fraction. “one tenth”
- kestya fraction. “one tenth”
- kéto pron. “you (emphatic)”
- ketya pron. “*your (emphatic possessive)”
- ki particle. “may; particle of uncertainty”
- kie n. “path” see tie
- kíla n. “edge, rim”
- kilapi n. “robin”
- kilapink n. “robin” see kilapi
- kilapitya- v. “to chirp”
- kili- v. “to see, heed”
- kilin n. “bell”
- kilinke n. “small bell”
- kilinkele n. “jingling of (small) bells”
- kilintl n. “small bell” see kilinke
- kilintya- v. “to ring, tinkle”
- kilk- v. “to gather, reap”
- kilma n. “lip” see kilme
- kilme n. “lip”
- kilt n. “tuck”
- #kilti- v. “to jerk, tuck”
- kim- v. “to heed”
- kinda n. “splinter”
- †kinka- v. “to hang (intr.)”
- kinkata- v. “to hang (tr.)”
- kiri- v. “to cleave; *to sail”
- kiris (kirist-) n. “cleft, crack”
- kirkis n. “cleft, crack”
- kirme n. “cleft, gully”
- kirya n. “ship, boat”
- kiryassea adj. “what is on board ship”
- kisin adj. “cleft”
- kitya- v. “to tickle”
- kityale n. “tickling”
- kityalea adj. “ticklish, susceptible, sensitive”
- kityasta n. “tickling” see kityale
- kiw- v. “*to germinate, impregnate”
- ‽-ko suf. “reflexive suffix”
- koi n. “life” see koire
- koile n. “life” see koire
- koina adj. “living, alive”
- koire n. “life”
- koirea adj. “alive, lively”
- koiresta- v. “to spend one’s life”
- koisimatl n. “animal food”
- koisimatwa adj. “carnivorous”
- koisiva adj. “animal, bodily”
- koite (koisi-) n. “living thing, being, animal”
- koito n. “*life” see koire
- koiva adj. “awake; lively, living”
- koivie n. “awakening; liveliness”
- kóle n. “passivity, endurance, patience; a passive individual”
- kólema n. “patience, endurance; hardship”
- kólemaina adj. “patient”
- kólemaine n. “patience”
- kóleta- v. “to endure, last”
- kóleva adj. “passive”
- koli- v. “to prick”
- kolimen n. “prick”
- kolka n. “box”
- kolman n. “peak, summit”
- kolme n. “point, tip”
- kolmekta adj. “pointed”
- kolosilde n. “long thin point”
- kolosta n. “cucumber”
- koluke n. “strainer”
- kolume n. “body”
- kolwa adj. “narrow, thin”
- kóma n. “a ball”
- kómea adj. “globe-shaped, round”
- kondasse n. “dragon’s lair”
- kondo n. “dragon”
- kondor n. “warrior”
- kondorie n. “martial ardour”
- konta- v. “to roll up, roll, pack”
- kópa n. “harbour, haven, bay”
- kópas n. “haven” see kópa
- kor (kos-) n. “war”
- korda n. “temple”
- kordon n. “idol”
- korima adj. “round”
- korin n. “circular enclosure, great circular hedge”
- korma n. “cake, lump”
- kormasta n. “loaf” see mastakorne
- korne n. “loaf”
- kos (kost-) n. “quarrel, dispute, the matter disputed, legal action”
- kosar (kosard-) n. “soldier”
- kosima adj. “debatable”
- kosta- v. “to debate, dispute”
- kote (kotsi-) n. “nut”
- kotsia adj. “nutty”
- kotsivoite adj. “nut-bearing, nutty”
- kottule n. “hazel”
- kotulwe n. “hazel” see kottule
- -kto suf. “reflexive”
- kú n. “crescent moon”
- ku pron. “dual 1(b)”
- kulmarin (kulmarind-) n. “orange”
- kulmarinda adj. “orange-coloured”
- kulp- v. “to contain”
- kulu n. “gold”
- kuluin (kuluind-) n. “goldfish”
- kuluina adj. “golden”
- kuluksa adj. “golden” see kuluvoite
- kululta adj. “of gold”
- kulurin n. “orange; piece of gold”
- kulurinda adj. “orange-coloured”
- kulusta n. “gold coin”
- kuluva adj. “of gold”
- kuluvoite (kuluvoisi-) adj. “golden”
- #kum- v. “to pile up”
- kumba adj. “burdened, laden”
- kumbe n. “pile, heap; load, burden” see kúme
- kúme n. “pile, heap; load, burden”
- kumpo n. “pile”
- kúne n. “crescent, bow, arch”
- kunta adj. “full”
- kuo n. “a pain”
- kupta- v. “to hump up, look lumpy”
- kuptulo n. “camel”
- kurdu n. “sin, wickedness, evil”
- kuru n. “magic, wizardry”
- kuruni n. “witch”
- kuruvar (kuruvard-) n. “wizard”
- kut (kupt-) n. “lump, ball”
- -l¹ suf. “dative suffix”
- -l² suf. “plural [verb]”
- la prep. “before; than”
- lá¹ n. “moor, heath, open space”
- lá² n. “day”
- lahta- v. “‽”
- laika¹ adj. “keen, sharp”
- laika² adj. “green” see laiqa
- laikelastea adj. “sharpsighted” see lastalaike
- lailekse n. “willow”
- laiqa adj. “green”
- laiqasse n. “greenness”
- laira- v. “to wear out, break up”
- laire n. “meadow”
- laisi n. “youth, vigour, new life”
- laisifalle n. “[unglossed]”
- laito n. “youth, vigour, new life” see laisi
- laivar n. “ocean”
- laiwa adj. “pale”
- lak (laq-) n. “snare”
- laksa n. “tress”
- laktu prep. “among”
- lala- v. “to chatter, babble”
- lalar (lalard-) n. “babbler”
- lalla- v. “to chatter, babble” see lala-
- ‽lalle (lalli-) n. “pebble”
- lalta- v. “to smooth out; stroke”
- lalta n. “dance” see lilt
- lama n. “animal, beast; head of cattle or sheep”
- lamandar n. “herdsman, shepherd”
- lamanwa adj. “animal-like, beastly, stupid” see laminya
- lamáre n. “flock”
- lámarin n. “flock” see lamáre
- lambe n. “tongue of body but also occasionally of land or even = speech”
- laminya adj. “animal-like, beastly, stupid”
- lampa- v. “to beat, hit”
- landa adj. “wide, broad”
- lango n. “neck, throat”
- lanq- v. “to get by lot or luck, find”
- lanqa n. “piece of fortune, lot, luck, happen, hap”
- lant- v. “to fall, drop”
- lanta n. and adj. “fall, falling; fallen, falling”
- lanta- v. “to fall” see lant-
- lantanwa adj. “*fallen”
- lapa- v. “to wrap, swathe, wind”
- lapatl n. “leveret”
- lapatte (lapatsi-) n. “rabbit”
- lapil n. “swathe, flowing cloth”
- lappa n. “loose-end, end of rope, hem of robe”
- lapta- v. “?to relax, loosen”
- lapumba n. “drum”
- laqa- v. “to catch, seize, snare”
- lar n. “region, place”
- larma n. “area, space, room”
- larmavoite adj. “roomy, spacious”
- larmea adj. “roomy, spacious” see larmavoite
- laru n. “fat, grease”
- laruke adj. “fat, rich”
- larúva adj. “greasy”
- las (laks-) n. “[unglossed]”
- lasse n. “leaf; petal”
- lassea adj. “with leaves, leafy”
- lasselanta n. “the Fall, Autumn”
- lasta n. “sight”
- lastalaike adj. “sharpsighted”
- lat (latt-) n. “flap, small hinged door, lid”
- lata- v. “to be able to (used of opportunity, permission)”
- láta- v. “to spread, extend, lie (of country)”
- latsina adj. “level, smooth”
- ‽latta n. “year”
- lattin n. “window”
- lattulis n. “window” see lattin
- latúken n. “tin”
- latukenda adj. “of tin”
- latwa adj. “smooth, glossy”
- lauke (lauki-) n. “vegetable, plant (species)”
- laukien (laukiend-) n. “vegetable or kitchen garden”
- laule n. “life, mode of life”
- laulema adj. “inhabiting”
- laulemo n. “inhabitant”
- laulemuine n. “people of the neighborhood, population”
- laulesta n. “livelihood”
- laulesta- v. “to lead a life, gain a living”
- laume¹ n. “storm, overcast sky”
- laume² n. “life” see laule
- laumea adj. “dark, stormy”
- laupe n. “tunic, shirt”
- laure (lauri-) n. “(mystic name of) gold”
- laurea adj. “golden”
- laurina adj. “golden”
- lausimatl n. “vegetable food”
- lausimatwa adj. “vegetarian”
- lausiva adj. “living (of plants)”
- lausta-¹ v. “to lead a life, gain a living” see laulesta-
- lausta-² v. “to roar, rush [making a rushing sound]”
- lauste n. “life, mode of life” see laule
- lausto adv. “*noisily”
- laute (lausi-) n. “living thing, (esp.) vegetable”
- lava- v. “to lick”
- lávear (láveard-) n. “glutton”
- láwakéle ? “[unglossed]”
- -lda suf. “augmentative”
- #-le suf. “abstract noun”
- lé n. “a sward, glade”
- *lé- v. “to come, be sent, approach”
- le¹ pron. “you (plural)”
- le² prep. “with (accompaniment)”
- lea- pref. “*your; 2nd pl. possessive”
- lea adj. “smooth, slippery”
- lehe- v. “to ride” see lehta-
- lehesta n. “ride, riding, raid”
- lehta- v. “to ride, move (tr.)”
- lehtasta n. “ride” see lehesta
- lekte- v. “to join together, dovetail, fit in, splice”
- lelko pron. “you (emphatic plural familiar)”
- lelya pron. “*your (emphatic possessive plural)”
- lemillume adv. “*five times”
- lemin num. card. “five; (lit.) half the fingers”
- lemindea adj. “quintuple”
- lemindóra num. card. “*five million”
- lemindóre num. card. “*quintillion”
- leminkainen num. card. “fifty; twenty three”
- leminkaiya num. ord. “fifteenth”
- leminkea num. card. “fifteen” see lenkea
- leminto fraction. “one fifth”
- lemintya fraction. “one fifth”
- leminya num. ord. “fifth”
- lempe num. card. “five” see lemin
- lempe¹ num. card. “ten”
- lempe² n. “crook, hook”
- lempe³ fraction. “one half”
- lempea¹ adj. “decimal”
- lempea² adj. “half”
- lempessea adj. “tenfold”
- lemya adj. “half” see lenya
- -léni suf. “long”
- lenk (lenq-) n. “limb”
- lenka adj. “slow, dull, stiff; left (hand)”
- lenkea num. card. “fifteen”
- lenqelénu n. “(daddy) long-legs”
- -lénu suf. “long” see -léni
- lenu- v. “to stretch”
- lenuva adj. “tight, narrow”
- lenwa adj. “long and thin, straight, narrow”
- lenya adj. “half”
- lep- v. “to take”
- lepsa n. “liver”
- lepsile (lepsily-) n. “tendril”
- lepta¹ adj. “hooked (as a tendril)”
- lepta² n. “finger”
- leqet (leqett-) n. “joint”
- lerendi n. “brotherhood, association, college”
- lese- v. “to come together, gather (intr.)”
- lesta n. “gathering, assembly”
- lesta- v. “to collect (tr.)”
- let (lept-) n. “finger”
- letinwesse n. “constellation”
- leuke (leuki-) adj. “sick, ill; pallid, wan”
- leume n. “sickness”
- lev- v. “to move (intr.)”
- -li suf. “many, multiplicative suffix”
- lia- v. “to entwine”
- lia n. “twine”
- liantasse n. “vine”
- liante n. “tendril, vine”
- lia(r) adj. “many”
- lie n. “people, folk”
- lielesta n. “folk moot”
- liende n. “the folk, people”
- likin n. “horn, curled horn”
- likinda- v. “to blow a trumpet”
- likinda n. “trumpet”
- likinde n. “blowing of horns” see likinne
- likinne n. “blowing of horns”
- lilda adj. see olda
- lildo(s) adj. see oldo(s)
- lilt- v. “to dance”
- lilt n. “dance”
- liltie n. “dancing, dance”
- lilyen ? “[unglossed]”
- lim- v. “to bind”
- limba adj. “many”
- limbe n. “a number”
- limbelu adv. “*long”
- límen n. “thong, band”
- limil n. “chain”
- limna n. “sheaf”
- limpalasse n. “much roaring”
- limpalassea adj. “much roaring”
- limpa(pa)lasse(a) adj. “much roaring” see limpalassea
- limpe n. “drink of the fairies, fairy-drink, elfwine”
- limpelis n. “*fairy-drink” see limpe
- li(n)- pref. “many”
- -lin suf. “noun suffix” see -rin
- lin¹ (lind-) n. “melody, air, tune, musical voice”
- lin² (ling-) n. “snake”
- linda¹ adj. “gentle, kind; soft”
- #linda² adj. “singing”
- linde n. see lin¹
- lindea adj. “singing, like music, *musical”
- lindele n. “music, song”
- lindelea adj. “melodious”
- lindelin n. “melody, tune”
- lindelokte n. “laburnum, (lit.) singing cluster”
- #lindo n. “singer”
- lindórea adj. “singing at dawn (esp. of birds)”
- líne n. “thread, cotton”
- líneneldora adj. “having many beeches”
- linga- v. “to hum like the string of a harp”
- lingo n. “snake” see lingwe
- lingwe n. “snake, worm”
- lingwilla n. “coil, spire”
- lingwin n. “serpent, dragon”
- linqarassea adj. “[unglossed]”
- linqe n. and adj. “water, stream; flowing, wet”
- linqea adj. “watery”
- lint (linty-) n. “fluff, down, soft stuff”
- linta- v. “to soothe”
- -(l)inta suf. “diminutive” see -(w)inte
- lintasarindea adj. “having many willows”
- linta(ta)sarind(e)a adj. “having many willows” see lintasarindea
- -linte suf. “diminutive” see -(w)inte
- lintitinwe adj. “having many stars, many-starred”
- lintuilinda adj. “many-swallows of autumn”
- lintuilindórea adj. “of autumn; when many swallows congregate and sing at dawn”
- lintu(tu)lussea adj. “having many poplars” see lintyulussea
- lintutyulussea adj. “having many poplars” see lintyulussea
- lintyulussea adj. “having many poplars”
- linya- v. “to run or flow smoothly”
- lipil n. “a tiny (fay-)glass”
- lipsa n. “*liver” see lepsa
- lipte n. “tiny drop” see litl
- lipte- v. “to drip”
- liqilitl n. “icicle, *(lit.) clear drop”
- liqilla n. “(clear) pool”
- liqilta adj. “pellucid”
- liqin(a) adj. “wet”
- liqis (liqist-) n. “clarity, transparence, limpidity”
- liqistea adj. “transparent”
- liri- v. “to sing”
- lirilla n. “lay, song”
- lirit(ta) n. “poem, lay, written poem”
- #-lis suf. “noun suffix”
- lis (list-) n. “grace, blessing”
- lise (lihy-) n. “grease, butter”
- líse adj. “sweet”
- lísele n. “sweetness”
- lisiva adj. “greasy”
- liske n. “sedge, reeds”
- listea adj. “full of grace, blessed”
- listevoite adj. “full of grace, blessed”
- listya- v. “to bless”
- lititinwe adj. “many-starred” see lintitinwe
- litl n. “tiny drop”
- -litse (*-litsi) suf. “diminutive” see -itse
- #-lla suf. “diminutive”
- #-lle suf. “diminutive” see #-lla
- -llo suf. “from, out of; ablative suffix”
- -llume suf. “-times”
- loa n. “life”
- loima adj. “parched, dry”
- loime n. “thirst”
- loimea adj. “thirsty”
- loire (loiri-) adj. “thirsty”
- loista- v. “to refresh”
- loita- v. “to refresh” see loista-
- loite adj. “fresh”
- lóke (lóki-) n. “snake, dragon”
- lokse (loksi-) n. “bunch, cluster” see lokte
- lokta- v. “to sprout, bud, put forth leaves or flowers”
- lokte (loksi-) n. “blossom (of flowers), (flower) cluster, bunch”
- lom- v. “to hide, lurk”
- lomba adj. “secret”
- lóme (lómi-) n. “dusk, gloom, darkness; shadow, cloud”
- #lómea adj. “*gloomy”
- lómin n. “shade, shadow”
- lómina adj. “shadowy”
- londa- v. “to boom, bang”
- londa n. “heart” see hon²
- lon(de) (lond-) n. “loud noise”
- lópa n. “horse, mare”
- lopeta- v. “to amble, lop”
- lopo- v. “to gallop, run (of animals)”
- lopo n. see lópa
- lopsi n. “mare”
- loqo- v. “to run (of human beings)”
- lor- v. “to slumber”
- lorda adj. “slumbrous, drowsy”
- losille n. “rose”
- #lossa adj. “white”
- losse n. “rose; (white) flower”
- lossiattea ? “[unglossed]”
- lotarwa n. “garden”
- lóte n. “flower, bloom, blossom”
- lótea adj. “full of blossom”
- lotella n. “floret”
- lóteqilna adj. “broidered with flowers”
- lóto- v. “to bloom”
- lotóre n. “blooming, flowering, best time, flower”
- lotórea adj. “flourishing”
- loyo- v. “be thirsty (impers.)”
- -lta suf. “?causative”
- lú n. “24 hours, day”
- lu pron. “dual 2”
- luhtu n. “magic, spell”
- luin adv. “ago”
- luina adj. “ago”
- luk- v. “to pull”
- lúke n. “slime”
- lúkima adj. “slimy”
- -lukse suf. “-times”
- luksima adj. “fleeting, fading, temporary”
- lukso (luksu-) n. “mud”
- luksor n. “swamp, bog”
- lukta n. “period”
- lukta- v. “to have time pass” see lúta-
- lúle n. “blue stone, sapphire”
- lúlea adj. “sapphirine”
- lumbo n. “dark lowering cloud”
- lúme (lúmi-) n. “time”
- lúmen n. “year, period”
- lúmia adj. “pertaining to time, temporal”
- lunde n. “(lunar) month; (lit.) period”
- lúne (lúni-) adj. “blue, deep blue”
- lúnelinqe adj. “flowing; *blue-water”
- lunga adj. “heavy” see lungo
- lunga(na)- v. “to sag, bend (down), hang heavy, lean”
- lungo adj. “heavy”
- lungwe ? “[unglossed]”
- lunte (lunti-) n. “ship, boat”
- lur- v. “?to be dark”
- lúre n. “dark weather, bad weather”
- lúrea adj. “overcast, dark [of weather]”
- lúsina adj. “warm, glowing (of things); affectionate, hearty (of people)”
- lusta n. “warm water”
- lusta- v. “to bathe in warm water”
- lut- v. “to flow, sail” see lutu-
- lúta- v. “to have time pass”
- lutl n. “gum, paste, sticky matter”
- lúto n. “flood”
- lutta- v. “to flow, float” see lutu-
- lutto- v. “to swill, wash”
- lutu- v. “to flow, float, sail”
- lúvin(a) adj. “dark, overcast”
- luvu- v. “to lower, hang, brood”
- má n. “hand”
- ma- pref. “together, in one”
- -ma¹ suf. “a; some, certain” see -(u)ma
- ma¹ prep. “*by”
- -ma² suf. “passive participle”
- ma² adv. “*interrogative particle”
- ^macilquilta n. “swordbelt”
- mahtar n. “soldier”
- mahte n. “hold, grip, power, possession” see makte²
- mai¹ adv. “too much”
- mai² adv. “if; do?”
- maika adj. “cruel”
- mailina adj. “beautiful”
- maira adj. “excessive, strong”
- mairo n. “*horse” see mairu
- mairu n. “(horse) mane, flowing hair; charger”
- maisilanda n. “sycamore”
- maisinto fraction. “one thousandth”
- maisintya fraction. “one thousandth”
- maisinya num. ord. “thousandth”
- maisitto fraction. “one thousandth” see maisinto
- maisitya fraction. “one thousandth” see maisintya
- maita adj. “maimed”
- maite¹ (maisi-) num. card. “thousand”
- maite² n. “maple”
- #maite³ adj. “handed”
- maivoine n. “great longing”
- maivoita- v. “to long exceedingly after”
- mak- v. “to slay” see maka-
- máka adj. “each, every”
- maka- v. “to slay; to die”
- makil n. “sword, broadsword”
- makillar (makillard-) n. “swordsman”
- makka n. “slaughter”
- maksa- v. “to cook”
- maksar n. “cook”
- makse n. “net”
- maksella n. “mesh”
- makseta- v. “to enmesh”
- maksilis (maksilist-) n. “lordship”
- maksilistea adj. “powerful, having possession of or authority over”
- maksima adj. “powerful, having possession of or authority over”
- makta- v. “to slay, slaughter”
- †makte¹ (maksi-) n. “hand”
- makte² (maksi-) n. “hold, grip, power, possession”
- maktya- v. “to kill”
- mal adv. “better, best”
- mal- v. “to crush, squeeze”
- mala-¹ v. “to hurt, pain”
- mala-² v. “to be able to (used of capacity, ability)”
- malaqa adj. “soft, yielding, tender (of meat, substances, etc.)”
- malasta adj. “tender”
- mald- v. “to pound, crush”
- malda¹ adj. “better, best”
- malda² adj. “tender” see (a)malda
- maldor n. “agony”
- mále n. “ability”
- málea adj. “able”
- malenka adj. “left handed”
- malikon (malikond-) n. “amber”
- malikondea adj. “of amber”
- malina adj. “yellow”
- malin(d) adj. “yellow” see malina
- malka adj. “giving pain, hurtful”
- malkane n. “torture”
- malkasta n. “lordship, province”
- malke (malki-) adj. “rich”
- malko (malku-) n. “lord, sir”
- malkor n. “castle”
- malkuvoite adj. “lordly, noble”
- malle n. “street, road”
- malo¹ (malu-) n. “moth”
- malo² n. “rust”
- málos n. “forest”
- malt n. “sword, broadsword” see makil
- ‽malu- v. “to devour”
- malwa adj. “pale, yellowish”
- (m)ambe n. “mother”
- man pron. “who”
- mána adj. “dead”
- manda- v. “to dwell, remain”
- mande adv. “well”
- mandu n. “hell; abyss”
- mane (mani-) adj. “good (moral)”
- máne n. “spirit of the air”
- mange¹ (mangi-) n. “grease”
- mange² n. “lack, want, shortage”
- manimo n. “holy soul”
- manka adj. “few”
- manta adj. “eaten”
- mantele n. “gauntlet”
- mantl n. “glove”
- manwa adj. “ready”
- manwa- v. “to prepare”
- manya¹ n. “butter”
- manya² adj. “good (not evil)”
- map- v. “to seize, take” see mapa-
- mapa- v. “to seize, take; to ravish, seize and carry off forcibly”
- mapalin n. “plane [tree], sycamore”
- mapta- v. “to ravish, seize and carry off forcibly” see amapta-
- mapta n. “ravishment, seizure, (usually =) rape”
- maptale n. “seizure; robbery by violence; rape, ravishment, forcible seizure and carrying off”
- maptale-lehesta n. “(robbing) raid”
- maptalesse n. “rapine”
- maqa adj. “handy, skilled (with hands)”
- maqale n. “legerdemain, sleight”
- maqalea adj. “handy, skilled (with hands)”
- maqar n. “jaw”
- maqile n. “legerdemain, sleight” see maqale
- mar- v. “to get ripe, come to ripeness, get ready, grow up, get mellow”
- mar¹ (mas-) n. “house, home, dwelling (of men); -land, the Earth”
- mar⁴ (mard-) n. “grit, coarse grain or powder”
- mara-¹ v. “to dwell, live”
- mára¹ adj. “mighty, power[ful], doughty; good, excellent, useful (of things)”
- mára² n. “*world” see marda
- mara-² v. “to tarry, linger” see masta-
- marda n. “world”
- mard(a)- v. “to grind, pulverize”
- mardo n. “dweller”
- marikta n. “wrist”
- marilla n. “pearl”
- marin n. “(ripe) fruit (of apple type)”
- marin(a) adj. “ripe, mature”
- marinde n. “fruit tree” see marinne
- marinne n. “fruit tree”
- mark n. “ripe juice, sap, ooze, moisture”
- markirya n. “ark”
- marma n. “sand”
- marmale n. “beach”
- marqa adj. “oozy, juicy, moist”
- mart n. “a piece of luck”
- mart- v. “to happen (impers.)”
- marta- v. “to chance”
- marto n. “fortune, fate, lot, luck”
- maru n. “pulp”
- -mas (-mast-) suf. “-ton, -by”
- mas- v. “to bake, cook”
- maska adj. “dusky, misty”
- maske n. “dusk”
- masta n. “bread”
- masta- v. “to tarry, linger”
- mastakorne n. “[bread] loaf”
- masto n. “village”
- maswa adj. “soft, cooked, ripe”
- mat (matt-) n. “meal, meal time”
- mat- v. “to eat” see mata-
- mata- v. “to eat”
- matl n. “food”
- matsa adj. “good to eat, nice”
- #matsile n. “bear”
- matsima adj. “edible”
- matso n. “food”
- matu n. “the mouth (inside)”
- #-matwa suf. “*-eating”
- maule n. “crying, weeping”
- mauya- v. “to cry”
- mavar(do) n. “shepherd”
- mavoisi n. “chestnut”
- mavoite (mavoisi-) adj. “having hands”
- máwar n. “*shepherd” see mavar(do)
- máwe (máwi-) n. “gull, seamew”
- máye adv. “too much” see mai¹
- #-me suf. “abstract noun”
- me¹ pron. “we; 1st pl. exclusive pronoun”
- me² prep. “?with, in(to), on”
- mea- pref. “*our; 1st pl. exclusive possessive”
- mear (mearn-) n. “gore, blood”
- mekilwa adj. “central”
- mekta adj. “centre”
- mektar n. see ektar¹
- mekte- v. “to aim at”
- mekte n. “heart; centre”
- mel- v. “to love”
- meles(se) (meless-) n. “love”
- melie n. “*love, loving”
- melin (melind-) adj. “dear, beloved”
- mel(i)na adj. “dear” see melin
- melitsa adj. “beloved, favourite”
- melitse n. “darling, sweetheart”
- mella n. “girl”
- melmo pron. “we (emphatic); 1st pl. exclusive pronoun”
- melpo n. “gooseberry”
- melwa adj. “lovely, fair”
- men¹ (mem-) n. “nose, beak”
- men² prep. “?with, in(to), on” see me²
- mente n. “peak, tip”
- menya pron. “*our (emphatic possessive exclusive)”
- meoi n. “cat”
- meqa adj. “middle”
- meril n. “flower”
- mesta n. “bye”
- met (mekt-) n. “mark, aim, object”
- metl (mekil-) n. “centre”
- mi prep. “*in”
- mi(e)- pref. “diminutive” see mike-
- mie¹ n. “mist, drizzle”
- mie² n. “bit, small piece”
- mike- pref. “diminutive”
- mike adv. “little, a (little) bit; diminutive”
- miki- pref. “diminutive” see mike-
- mild(i)- v. “to pound” see mald-
- mildi coll. “pease”
- mile (mili-) n. “seed”
- milin n. “grain of seed”
- milk(i)- v. “to possess, have, keep”
- milkin n. “wealth”
- millo n. “oil”
- milnar(wa) n. “sown field”
- milt n. “semen”
- mimbe n. “flesh”
- mimbematwa adj. “carnivorous”
- min- v. “[unglossed]”
- min¹ (mind-) n. “bit, piece”
- min² num. card. “one (in a series); the first”
- minda- v. “to diminish, fade, lessen, vanish”
- mindl n. “piece of flesh”
- mindon n. “turret, tower”
- mindóra num. card. “million”
- mindóranya num. ord. “millionth” see mindorinya
- mindóratya num. ord. “millionth” see mindorinya
- mindóre num. card. “million”
- mindórinto fraction. “one millionth”
- mindórintya fraction. “one millionth”
- mindorinya num. ord. “millionth”
- mindoritto fraction. “one millionth” see mindórinto
- minga adj. “waning”
- mingwe n. “butter”
- minqe num. card. “eleven”
- minqekainen num. card. “one hundred ten”
- minqellume adv. “*eleven times”
- minqenya num. ord. “eleventh”
- minqesto fraction. “one eleventh”
- minqest(y)a fraction. “one eleventh”
- minqetto fraction. “one eleventh” see minqesto
- minqetya¹ num. ord. “eleventh” see minqenya
- minqetya² fraction. “one eleventh” see minqest(y)a
- minti n. “memory, remembrance, mindfulness”
- minty- v. “to remind; (impers.) it reminds me = I remember”
- mintya adj. “reminding, ‘memoryful’”
- minu- v. “to make less, decrease, spoil, alter for worse”
- minwa adj. “small”
- minya¹ adj. “fine, slender”
- minya² num. ord. “first”
- minyallume adv. “firstly”
- minya yukainen num. card. “twenty one”
- minya yukainen(ya) num. ord. “twenty first”
- min yukainen num. card. “twenty one” see minya yukainen
- min-yukainen(ya) num. ord. “twenty first” see minya yukainen(ya)
- miq- v. “to kiss”
- miqe n. “kiss”
- miqele n. “kissing”
- miqilis n. “gentle or soft kisses” see miqilitse
- miqilitse n. “little or tender kiss”
- mir num. card. “one”
- mirde n. “mist”
- mire n. “smile”
- mírea adj. “smiling”
- miri- v. “to smile”
- #mírien n. “mirth”
- mirilla n. “faint smile”
- mirin n. “smile” see mire
- mirk n. “grin” see mirt
- mirmila adj. “rippling”
- mirmile n. “ripple of laughter”
- mirt (mirty-) n. “grin”
- mirtya- v. “to grin”
- miru n. “wine”
- mirukarne (mirukarni-) adj. “wine-red”
- mirúva adj. “like wine, winy”
- miruvor n. “drink of gods” see miruvóre
- miruvóre (miruvóri-) n. “nectar, drink of the Valar, sweet drink”
- mis (mist-) n. “urine”
- mitta- v. “to enter (intr.)”
- mitta¹ prep. and adv. “in, into, inwards”
- mitta² n. “piece, bit (of indeterminate size)”
- mitya adj. “little (in quantity)”
- #-mo suf. “agental suffix”
- moa n. “sheep”
- moalin n. “sheepfold”
- moar(do) (moard-) n. “shepherd”
- moika adj. “soft, gentle”
- moile n. “tarn”
- moina adj. “safe, secure”
- mok- v. “to hate”
- móle n. “root”
- mordo n. “warrior, hero”
- móre (móri-) n. and adj. “night, darkness; black, dark”
- móri n. “night” see móre
- mórilanta n. “nightfall”
- morinda adj. “of the night, nightly”
- móriva adj. “nocturnal”
- morna adj. “black”
- móro n. “ink”
- morqa adj. “black” see morna
- morqilea adj. “of the hue of night”
- moru- v. “to hide, conceal, lurk”
- morwa adj. “unclear, secret”
- mu pron. “dual 1(a)”
- mui n. “cow”
- múko n. “dung, stercus [Latin], *manure, muck”
- mukta- v. “cacare [Latin], *to empty bowels”
- mul (muld-) n. “fine powder”
- mulda adj. “powdery”
- mulina adj. “powdery” see mulda
- mulma n. “fine flour”
- mulmar n. “miller”
- mulmin n. “mill”
- mul(u)- v. “to grind”
- múna prep. “?without”
- munqa adj. “filthy” see muqa
- munta n. “nothing”
- muqa adj. “filthy”
- mure (mury-) n. “heat, close weather”
- murme n. “slumber, sleep”
- murmea adj. “slumbrous”
- muru- v. “to slumber, sleep”
- murya adj. “close, muggy”
- mut (mukt-) n. “dirt, filth”
- -n¹ suf. “genitive suffix”
- -n² (-nd-) suf. “active participle”
- na prep. “for”
- ná interj. “so, yes (it is)”
- ná- v. “to be, exist”
- nahta- v. “to slay cruelly”
- nahúa n. “giant” see nauva
- nai particle. “remoter possibility, might”
- naika¹ n. “dagger”
- naika² adj. “stricken ill, sick”
- naike¹ (naiki-) n. “pain”
- naike² adv. “would [that]”
- naikele n. “anguish”
- naikelea adj. “agonizing”
- naiko adv. “*sickly”
- naiqa adj. “painful”
- naiqe n. “?sword”
- naira adj. “dire, grievous”
- naista- v. “to oppress, cause great grief to”
- naitya- v. “to damage, hurt; to put to shame, abuse”
- nak (naq-) n. “anything stolen, a theft, a trick”
- naka- v. “to bite”
- naksa adj. “sour”
- nal (nald-) n. “dale, dell”
- nala- v. “to sing or ring”
- nalba adj. “lowly, valley (aj.), dale (aj.)” see nalda
- nalda adj. “lowly, valley (aj.), dale (aj.)”
- nalie n. “playing of tunes, ringing of bells”
- nalle n. “dell” see nal
- nan (nand-) n. “woodland, *land”
- nandin n. “dryad”
- nang- v. “I have a cold”
- nanqete n. “speaking down the nose”
- #nanwa adj. “being”
- napsa n. “suspicion” see naus
- naqa- v. “to steal”
- naqar n. “thief”
- nar (nard-) n. “an odour, fragrance”
- nara n. “strife”
- nara- v. “to snap, quarrel”
- narda- v. “to smell sweetly”
- nardile n. “fragrance”
- nardilea adj. “perfumed”
- nark n. “spiteful remark, snap of a dog”
- narka¹ adj. “snappy, ill-tempered”
- #narka² adj. “dead”
- narqa adj. “faded, shrivelled”
- narqa- v. “to wither”
- narqele n. “fading, withering”
- Narqelion (Narqeliond-) n. “Autumn”
- narte (narti-) adj. “bitter”
- narwa adj. “fragrant”
- narwe¹ n. “(sweet) lily”
- narwe² n. “pain”
- nasa- v. “to mislike, taste nasty (impers.); to dislike”
- náse n. “loathing”
- násea adj. “loathsome”
- nasta n. “existence, being, creature”
- naswa adj. “nasty”
- nat (natt-) n. “thing”
- natto (nattu-) n. “thing, affair”
- nauka n. “dwarf”
- nauma n. “hint, clue”
- naus (naust-) n. “suspicion”
- naustavilte v. “free from suspicion, *innocent”
- nauta- v. “to guess”
- naute n. “skin”
- nauto n. “[unglossed]”
- nauva n. “giant”
- náve n. “shrewdness, sagacity, perspicacity”
- navillo n. “whisper, hint, suspicion, rumour, malicious comment, innuendo”
- nawa- v. “[unglossed]”
- naya- v. “it grieves (impers.)”
- #-ndo suf. “masculine suffix”
- -ndon suf. “-ly, -ily; manner suffix”
- -(n)dóra suf. “million”
- -(n)dóre suf. “-illion, *large number suffix”
- ne conj. “that”
- nea adv. “it is, yes”
- nehta n. “hawthorn”
- neite n. “wax”
- nekka n. “pen”
- nekte n. “honey”
- nektele n. “honeycomb”
- nel adv. “thrice”
- nelde num. card. “three; four”
- nel(de)kainen num. card. “thirty”
- neldellume adv. “*three times” see nellume
- neldenelqa n. “square, quadrilateral”
- neldesto fraction. “one third”
- neldest(y)a adj. “one third”
- nelde tukse num. card. “three hundred”
- neldor n. “beech”
- neldóra num. card. “three million”
- neldóre num. card. “trillion”
- neldorin n. “beech-tree”
- neldorion n. “beech wood”
- nele (neli-) n. “tooth”
- nelkaiya num. ord. “thirteenth”
- nelkea num. card. “thirteen”
- nelke(a)llume adv. “*thirteen times”
- nelkeanya num. ord. “thirteenth” see nelkaiya
- nelkeasto fraction. “one thirteenth” see nelkesto
- nelkeast(y)a fraction. “one thirteenth” see nelkestya
- nelkeatto fraction. “one thirteenth” see nelkesto
- nelkeatya num. ord. “thirteenth” see nelkaiya
- nelkesto fraction. “one thirteenth”
- nelkestya fraction. “one thirteenth”
- nellume adv. “*three times”
- nelma n. “needle”
- nelqa adj. “cornered”
- nelt n. “corner (from outside)”
- nelya num. ord. “third”
- nemba n. “thread”
- neme- v. “to sew”
- nemya n. “*needle” see nelma
- nen¹ (nend-) n. “river, water”
- nen² (neng-) n. “nostril”
- nenda adj. “wet”
- nendo n. “water mead”
- nénu n. “yellow water lily”
- nénuvar n. “pool of lilies”
- nenyu n. “yellow water-lily” see nénu
- nenyuvar n. “pool of lilies” see nénuvar
- ner n. “man, husband; warrior”
- nerea adj. “manly, stout, brave”
- nereaine n. “stoutness of heart”
- nerevoite adj. “manly, male”
- #nérinwa adj. “*mannish”
- neríte adj. “*manly” see nerevoite
- nermi n. “field spirit, fay of the meads”
- nertu n. “strength”
- nes¹ n. “mead, valley, land”
- nes² (nest-) n. “food, feed, fodder”
- nese- v. “to graze, pasture, give to feed, feed”
- nesse n. “(green) fodder, herb, grass”
- nessele n. “pasture, mead; pasturage”
- nesta- v. “to feed”
- nesta n. “(act of) feeding”
- neta n. “thing” see nat
- nete- [ñ-] v. “to get”
- -ngwe suf. “*together”
- #-ni suf. “feminine suffix”
- nî n. “woman”
- ni¹ pron. “I; 1st sg. pronoun”
- ni² adj. “this” see qi
- nie n. “tear”
- nienaite adj. “tearful”
- nieninqe n. “snowdrop, (lit.) white tear”
- nieninqea adj. “like a snowdrop”
- nier (nies-) n. “(honey) bee”
- nierme ? “[unglossed]”
- nierwe n. “hive” see nierwes
- nierwes (nierwest-) n. “hive”
- nies (niess-) n. “honey bee” see nier
- nikte- v. “to whiten, cleanse”
- nímo pron. “I (emphatic); 1st sg. pronoun”
- nin (nind-) n. “blue (colour), blueness, blue green”
- ninda¹ n. “water, river”
- ninda² adj. “blue” see nin
- nindon (nindond-) n. “lapis lazuli”
- ningon n. “lapis lazuli” see nindon
- ningwe ? “[unglossed]”
- ninqa- v. “to shine white”
- ninqe (ninqi-) adj. “white”
- ninqeru n. “male personified form of white”
- ninwa adj. “blue”
- ninya¹ pron. “*my (emphatic possessive)”
- ninya² adj. “blue” see ninwa
- nion n. “bee” see nier
- niqetil (niqetild-) n. “snow cap”
- niqetilde n. “snow cap” see niqetil
- niqileninqe adj. “snow-white”
- niqilis n. “fine snow”
- niq(il)issea adj. “*snowy” see niqissea
- niqis (niqiss-) n. “snow”
- niqissea adj. “snowy”
- niqista- v. “to snow”
- niqisya- v. “to snow” see niqista-
- #níva adj. “pale”
- nó- v. “to be born, become”
- nó prep. “after (of place), behind; after (only of time); than”
- no¹ adv. “then, next (of time); upon”
- no² prep. “under” see nu
- nohto- v. “to stick out”
- noiko adv. “*sickly” see naiko
- #-noina suf. “adjective suffix”
- #-noite suf. “adjective suffix”
- nóla n. “summit, head, top (only used of mountains etc.); (round) hill; crown of head”
- noldare n. “mole”
- Noldorin² adj. “Gnomish” see Noldorinwa
- Noldorinwa adj. “Goblin; Gnomish”
- Noldorissa n. “Language of the Noldoli”
- noldova adj. “belonging to gnomes”
- noldovike adj. “like a gnome, after the gnomes’ way”
- nóleme n. “deep lore, wisdom”
- nolme n. “audacity”
- nolmenoite adj. “audacious”
- nolmo n. “pit”
- nolo- v. “to dare”
- noloite adj. “daring”
- nolpa n. “mole”
- nolwa adj. “bold, brave”
- nond(in)a adj. “tomorrow”
- non(n)o n. “tomorrow” see nuo
- nonnúora n. “day after tomorrow” see nuononda
- nor (norn-) n. “oak”
- nóre (nóri-) n. “(native) land, nation, family, country”
- norka n. “slave, thrall, servant”
- norne n. “oak (tree), oak in general”
- nornea adj. “of oak”
- nornelassea adj. “having oak-leaves”
- nornoro- v. “to run on, run smoothly and hum”
- norolinde adj. “tripping lightly”
- norolle n. “cart”
- nos n. “wetness, damp”
- nosse n. “folk, kin, people”
- nosta n. “birth, birthday”
- nosta- v. “to give birth to; to cause”
- nostale n. “species, kind; nature”
- noswa adj. “damp (of weather)”
- noswe n. “a wet wind (SW)”
- note (notsi-) n. “drizzle”
- nóte n. “dew”
- notsiva adj. “drizzling”
- notso n. “damp”
- nóva adj. “ahead, foremost, leading”
- nóvo adv. “*before”
- -nta suf. “to, at, towards; allative suffix”
- #-nto suf. “fraction suffix”
- #-nu suf. “masculine suffix”
- nu prep. “under”
- nua(n) n. “tomorrow” see nuo
- nuanwa n. “day after tomorrow” see nuononda
- núle (núli-) n. “lead”
- núme n. “west”
- númea adj. “in the west, western”
- numenda adj. “western”
- numenda- v. “to get low (of the Sun)” see númeta-
- númeta- v. “to get low (of the Sun), go down in the west”
- nún adv. “beneath”
- nungo n. “cold (in the nose or head)”
- nungwe n. “cold in the nose” see nungo
- nuo n. “tomorrow”
- nuononda n. “day after tomorrow”
- núora adj. “tomorrow’s, to be; future”
- nupte n. “a sniff”
- nur (nurr-) n. “growl, complaint”
- nurru n. “growl”
- núru- v. “to growl (of dogs), grumble, carp”
- nus (nust-) n. “smell”
- #núsima adj. “*inclined”
- nuste n. “sense of smell”
- núta- v. “to stoop, sink”
- nuvu- v. “to smell, sniff at”
- nya- pref. “*my; 1st sg. possessive”
- nyanda n. “nursery story or rhyme”
- nyan(do) n. “another, other (of many)”
- nyanya adj. “another, other (of many)”
- nyar (nyard-) n. “tale, saying”
- nyara- v. “to relate, tell”
- nyara n. “tale”
- nyarie n. “fable, story, legend”
- nyas (nyast-) n. “scratch, score, line, mark”
- nyasa- v. “to scratch”
- nyat n. “tooth”
- nyata- v. “to talk idly”
- nyatl n. “idle talk, gossip”
- nyé n. “bleat, cry of goat or sheep”
- nyél n. “woman”
- nyelekka n. “onyx”
- nyelet (nyeleks-) n. “nail (of the finger)”
- nyéna- v. “to lament”
- nyéni n. “she-goat”
- nyenya adj. “querulous, tearful, plaintive”
- nyenye n. “weeping”
- nyenyele n. “lament, lamentation, weeping”
- nyenyesse n. “lament, lamentation, weeping” see nyenyele
- nyére n. “grief”
- nyor- v. “to run” see nyoro-
- nyoro- v. “to run”
- nyúken ? “[unglossed]”
- o- pref. “he; 3rd sg. masc. pronoun” see hu
- ó- v. “to be”
- -o suf. “genitive ending”
- ô prep. “from”
- ‽o prep. “over, across, along”
- oa n. “wool”
- oalle n. “blanket”
- †oalúme n. “shearing time”
- oar (oarn-) n. “child of the sea, merchild”
- oara adj. “of wool”
- oaris (oarits-) n. “mermaid, merchild”
- oarwen n. “mermaid, merchild”
- ohta n. “war”
- ohta- v. “to shout”
- ohta·karo n. “warlike deed, hostile unfriendly act(ion)”
- ohtar (ohtard-) n. “warrior”
- ohte (oksi-) n. “egg”
- oi n. “bird, hen”
- oika adj. “poor”
- oilima adj. “last”
- oilimaite adj. “final, ultimate, last”
- oilin adj. “*last” see oilima
- oinalis (oinaliss-) n. “ointment”
- oine n. “unguent”
- oiqa adj. “glossy” see oiwa
- oise n. “poverty”
- oista- v. “to bereave”
- oiswa adj. “poor”
- oite n. “poverty” see oise
- oito- v. “to lack”
- oive n. “bird”
- oiwa adj. “glossy”
- oi(we) n. “bird” see oive
- oiwie n. “gloss, glossiness”
- okka n. “knee”
- okkainen num. card. “seventy” see otsokainen
- okkaiya num. ord. “seventeenth”
- okkea num. card. “seventeen”
- oksa n. “joint”
- ola- pref. “many” see oli-
- olda adj. “more; much”
- olde adv. “very, much, intensive”
- oldo(s) adv. “more”
- ole- pref. “intensive” see oli-
- ole¹ num. card. “three”
- ole² adv. “much, intensive” see olde
- óleme n. “elbow”
- olet (olek-) n. “forearm”
- oli- pref. “intensive”
- olirdea adj. “pitiless, cruel, (lit.) without bowels” see ulird(e)a
- -olka suf. “able to” see -alka
- olli- pref. “many” see oli-
- olli adj. “many”
- ollo n. “cliff, seaward precipice”
- olme² (olmi-) n. “emanation; apparition, spirit”
- olme(t) num. card. “nine”
- olóle adv. “very, intensive” see olde
- olor n. “dream” see olóre
- olorda adj. “dreamy, drowsy; in dreams”
- olóre n. “dream”
- olórea adj. “dreamy, dreamlike”
- olorwa adj. “in dreams” see olorda
- olpe n. “bottle”
- olt pron. “much (subst.)”
- olta-¹ v. “to magnify, extol, praise”
- olto- v. “to increase, multiply”
- olwa adj. “much” see olda
- olwe n. “stink” see yolme
- olwea adj. “stinking”
- olwe(n) n. “branch, wand, stick”
- olwen num. card. “thirty six”
- olya adv. “much”
- oma n. “everywhere”
- óma n. “voice”
- omanaste n. “omnipresence”
- omarimbi adv. “everywhere about” see omarimni
- omarimni adv. “everywhere about”
- omba adj. “hard (*as stone)”
- omo- pref. “omni-”
- omohére n. and adj. “omnipotence; almighty”
- omotengwe n. “omniscience”
- omotunto n. “omniscience” see omotengwe
- omotúre n. “omnipotence; almighty” see omohére
- ompa adj. “each; all, every”
- ompanai n. “everyone” see ompinasta
- ompanu n. “everyone” see ompinasta
- ompinasta n. “everyone”
- ómu adv. “*although”
- on(d) n. “(a) stone”
- ondo n. “stone, rock”
- ondole n. “stone monument; stone-cairn”
- ongo- v. “it pains me (imp.)”
- ongwe n. “pain”
- onin n. “anvil”
- on(t) (om-) n. “everything”
- ontúre n. “omnipotence; almighty” see omohére
- onwa adj. “stony”
- opole n. “fawn, young deer”
- opolinte n. “fawn, young deer” see opole
- oqi n. “snake”
- or prep. “on; above, upon”
- #-oran suf. “town” see -uran(do)
- orda adj. “lofty” see orwa
- ordie n. “height, loftiness”
- óre n. “dawn, Sunrise, East”
- ore (ori-) n. “seed, grain”
- órea adj. “of the dawn, Eastern”
- orikon n. “heather”
- orivaine n. “pod, seed pod, pea; peapod (a boat)”
- ork n. “ogre, monster, demon, giant”
- orme¹ n. “summit, crest, hilltop”
- orme² n. “tree” see orne
- ormin n. “top”
- orne n. “tree”
- oro n. “hill”
- oro- v. “to rise”
- #oroman n. “wood-spirit”
- orome n. “oak”
- #oron¹ (orond-) n. “bush”
- oron² (orond-) n. “hill”
- oronta adj. “steep”
- oronte n. “sun-rise”
- oronto n. “East, rising (of the sun)”
- orosta¹ n. “ascension”
- orosta² n. “impetus, speed, haste, rash courage”
- orot n. “cave”
- orqin(di) n. “ogress”
- orta prep. “above”
- (or)tande adv. “above (of motion upwards)”
- orto- v. “to raise”
- orva n. “apple”
- orwa adj. “lofty”
- orya- v. “to sow”
- oryat (oryap-) n. “badger”
- os (ost-) n. “cottage, house”
- ossa n. “wall and moat”
- osta n. “homestead”
- ostar n. “township”
- osto n. “gates of the Sun”
- oswe¹ n. “hip”
- oswe² n. “terror, horror; (evil) phantom, ghost”
- óta- v. “to shout” see ohta-
- otoke n. “wailing, beating of breasts”
- otokotta n. “wailing, beating of breasts” see otoke
- otsan n. “week” see otsola
- otso num. card. “seven”
- otsokainen num. card. “seventy”
- otsola n. “week”
- otsollume adv. “*seven times”
- otsondóra num. card. “*seven million”
- otsondóre num. card. “*septillion”
- otsonto fraction. “one seventh”
- otsontya fraction. “one seventh”
- otsotto fraction. “one seventh” see otsonto
- otsottya fraction. “one seventh” see otsontya
- otto- v. “to knock”
- ‽otwen num. card. “84”
- otya num. ord. “seventh”
- ó(vo) n. “mouth”
- ówen n. “merchild, mermaid”
- pa- pref. “*their; 3rd pl. masc. possessive” see tua-
- paime n. “vengeance taken, punishment, penalty, infliction”
- paimene n. “vindictiveness, vengefulness, cruelty”
- paimenta- v. “to exact or inflict a penalty, punish” see paimeta-
- paimesta n. “chastisement”
- paimeta- v. “to exact or inflict a penalty, punish”
- paitya- v. “to repay, requite”
- paiyan n. “oration”
- pak- v. “to apply, attach”
- pal- v. “to shake”
- palanka adj. “even, flat, level” see paluva
- palanta adj. “even, flat, level” see paluva
- palante n. “plain” see palume
- palapapte n. “*sycamore”
- palasar (palasard-) n. “great table”
- palasse n. “foam, splashing”
- palassea adj. “foaming (of the sea)”
- palastor n. “surf”
- palaswin (palaswing-) n. “wave-crest”
- palasya- v. “to splash, foam”
- palava- v. “to stray, wander”
- paláva adj. “wandering”
- palis(te) n. “sward, green, lawn”
- palla n. “paunch”
- palme n. “shaking”
- palo (palu-) n. “plane surface, plain, the flat”
- palta n. “shelf”
- paltya n. “flat of hand, palm of hand”
- paltyalda n. “palm tree”
- palukta n. “table”
- palume n. “plain”
- paluva adj. “even, flat, level”
- palwa adj. “even, flat, level” see paluva
- palwa- v. “to make wander”
- pampile n. “trembling”
- pampil(e)a adj. “tremulous”
- pampine n. “tremor, earthquake”
- panin adj. “definite, planned, concerted, deliberate, prepense, meant”
- panna n. “arrangement, grouping; book”
- pano n. “series, course, plan, arrangement”
- panta¹ adj. “open, wide, spreading”
- panta-¹ v. “to open, unfold, spread”
- panta-² v. “to beat”
- panta² n. “board”
- pantie n. “unfolding, opening, revealing”
- panya- v. “to plan, arrange, intend, mean”
- #panyara adj. “?setting”
- papa- v. “to tremble”
- papta n. “*leaf” see pat
- paptaqelasta n. “fall, *leaf dying”
- par- v. “to peel”
- parma n. “skin, bark; parchment; book, writings”
- pat (papt-) n. “small leaf”
- pata- v. “to rap, tap (of feet)”
- patakan n. “rattling, clatter”
- patakanda adj. “rattling, clattering”
- patakatapaka n. “rat-a-tat”
- patake n. “clatter”
- patakta- v. “to clatter”
- pataktatapakta n. “rat-a-tat” see patakatapaka
- patinka n. “shoe, slipper”
- patl n. “leaf (esp. of book)”
- patsima adj. “wide open”
- pé n. “the two lips, the (closed) mouth”
- pea n. “scorn”
- peanta- v. “to give into one’s hands, give instructions to, enjoin”
- pekte (peksi-) n. “plume, cox-comb”
- pele- v. “to surround, fence in, pen in”
- pelekko (pelekku-) n. “axe”
- pelekta- v. “to hew”
- peler n. “fence”
- pelin adj. “fenced in, pent”
- pelko n. “leg”
- pelle n. “town”
- pelma n. “pen”
- peltas (peltaks-) n. “pivot”
- pelte- v. “to run”
- pelto n. “hedge, hedged field”
- pen prep. “through”
- penanwa adj. “present, standing by, supporting, backing”
- penasta n. “being near at hand, support, backing”
- penda¹ n. “bridge”
- #penda² adj. “*sloping”
- ‽penta n. “nose, beak (probably of such birds as woodpeckers)”
- penwa adj. “over, passed, past”
- peqe- v. “to comb, card wool, tease”
- peqen n. “comb”
- peqil n. “comb” see peqen
- pere- v. “to go through, pass, pierce; to endure, undergo, experience; to penetrate, get to understand; to last”
- peren (perend-) adj. “enduring, patient, lasting”
- perendie n. “patience; endurance; an agelong period”
- perenwa adj. “continual, enduring, unceasing”
- pereqa adj. “crooked”
- perma n. “passage; pass, aperture”
- perpere- v. “to endure to end, suffer great anguish”
- perqa adj. “wrong”
- pete- v. “to knock, strike”
- petl n. “hammer”
- pí n. “speck, spot, dot, mote”
- pie n. “berry” see pio
- piek (piekk-) n. “pin”
- pieksin n. “brooch”
- piekta- v. “to prick, pin-prick”
- piet n. “pin” see piek
- pietya- v. “to prick, pin-prick” see piekta-
- pihye n. “sap, juice”
- #pik- v. “to blink”
- pili- v. “to steal”
- pilin (pilind-) n. “feather; arrow”
- pilinqasilla n. “nodding plume”
- pilintele n. “plumage”
- pilmo (pilmu-) n. “thief, robber” see pilu
- pilna n. “arrow”
- pilt (pilty-) n. “blow, cuff, box on ear”
- pilty- v. “to strike (esp. with flat hand)”
- pilu n. “thief, robber”
- pilukka adj. “secret, stealthy”
- pilwe n. “robbery, theft”
- pimpevinne n. “larch”
- pimpilin (pimpilind-) n. “hanging tail, tassel”
- pimpina adj. “trailing”
- pin n. “little thing, mite”
- pínea adj. “small”
- pingwa adj. “fat, rich (of soil)”
- pingwe ? “[unglossed]”
- pinilya adj. “small”
- pink n. “little thing, mite” see pin
- -pin(ke) suf. “diminutive”
- pinqe (pinqi-) adj. “slender, thin”
- pinqisil(da) (pinqisild-) adj. “(slender and) tapering”
- pint (pimp-) n. “tail”
- pio n. “berry, plum, cherry”
- pi(o)pin n. “haws, fruit of hawthorns”
- piosenna n. “holly”
- pi(pi)nektar n. “whitethorn, hawthorn”
- pipte- v. “to fall (of folds or clusters), hang, trail”
- píqa adj. “bitter”
- píqele n. “bitterness”
- piqesta n. “bitterness” see píqele
- piqis(se) n. “grief”
- piri- v. “to spin, turn”
- pirimbe n. “ring, circle”
- pirin (pirind-) n. “thin rod, pin”
- pirindea adj. “cylindrical”
- pirinumbe n. “cylinder (hollow)”
- pirpiri- v. “to twirl, twizzle”
- piruke n. “swirl, twisting, pirouetting”
- pirúk(end)ea adj. “pirouetting, whirling lightly”
- pirute n. “swirl, twisting, pirouetting” see piruke
- pist- v. “to spit”
- -pi(t) suf. “diminutive” see -pin(ke)
- piu n. “calf of leg”
- piukka n. “blackberry”
- piule adj. “greasy, overfat; overfed, spoilt”
- piute- v. “to flourish, batten, grow fat”
- píwe n. “fatness, richness, goodness”
- poa n. “beard”
- poar n. “north” see póme
- poika adj. “clean, tidy”
- ‽poime (poimi-) n. “soap”
- poimine n. “lather, foam; mermaid”
- poita- v. “to cleanse”
- poitya- v. “to make clean, tidy, straighten”
- poko n. “bag”
- polda adj. “mighty, powerful”
- poldor n. “physical strength; might”
- poldórea adj. “muscular, powerful”
- pole (poli-) n. “oats, grain (unground kernels of oats, wheat, etc.); flour”
- polenta n. “oatmeal”
- polesse n. “porridge”
- polina adj. “oaten”
- polisimpe n. “shepherd’s pipe, Pan-pipes”
- poliva adj. “oaten” see polina
- ‽polka n. “pig”
- polonde n. “alder”
- ‽polu n. “kernel”
- ‽polúne n. “kernel” see ‽polu
- póme n. “north”
- pómea adj. “northern”
- pómear n. “northern man, norseman”
- pondo n. “gate”
- ponte (ponti-) n. “back, rear”
- poroke n. “barn fowl, hen”
- porokelle n. “chicken”
- porokoi ? “[unglossed]”
- posta n. “door”
- pote (potsi-) adv. “after, behind (of place)”
- potsi adv. “afterwards”
- potsina adj. “rearward, back, rear, hinder; next, following; second”
- potsinallume adv. “a second time”
- póya adj. “[unglossed]”
- puhta n. “coitus, *sex”
- puita- v. “to beget”
- pukta n. “coitus, *sex” see puhta
- pukta- v. “*to copulate”
- púle n. “body, trunk” see pulko
- pulka n. “body, trunk” see pulko
- pulko n. “body, trunk, bole of tree”
- pulme n. “lump, knob”
- pulpa adj. “fat, bulky” see pulwa
- pulqe n. “juice”
- pulu- v. “to swell (intr.)”
- pulwa adj. “fat, bulky”
- pumpo n. “bubble; bladder; blister”
- pumpole n. “bubble; merboy”
- pundo n. “[unglossed]”
- puntl n. “mem. vir., *penis”
- pur (purn-) n. “a fire, an artificial fire”
- purin (purind-) n. “hearth”
- purma n. “blaze, flame”
- puru- v. “to burn”
- purya- v. “to set fire to”
- pus- v. “to puff, snort”
- pus (pust-) n. “boil”
- pusilla n. “puff, whiff, breeze”
- pusse n. “puff”
- #pusta- v. “to blow”
- pusulpe n. “gas-bag, balloon”
- pusulta- v. “to puff out with one’s breath”
- putse (putsi-) n. “baby, child”
- puyando n. “parent”
- pyúva adj. “fat”
- qá n. “duck”
- #qaina adj. “wailing”
- qal- v. “to die”
- qalin adj. “dead, dying”
- qalma adj. “deadly”
- qalme n. “death, agony”
- qalmea adj. “deathly”
- †qalna adj. “dead”
- qalta adj. “girdled, girt”
- †qalume¹ n. “death”
- qalume² adj. “heaving”
- †qalúmea adj. “deadly”
- qama- v. “to be ill, vomit”
- qamba adj. “unwell, sick”
- qáme n. “sickness, nausea”
- qámea adj. “sick”
- qampa n. “peddlar-goods”
- qampa- v. “to hawk goods”
- qampale n. “chaffering”
- qampo n. “pedlar, huckster”
- qan (qand-) n. “ear”
- qanda adj. “whole, all” see qanta
- qanta adj. “full, whole, all”
- qanta- v. “to fill, complete”
- qap- v. “to throb, flutter”
- qapa- v. “to chaffer, bargain, swap, barter”
- qapta n. “deal, bargain”
- qapta-¹ v. “to exchange”
- qapta-² v. “to flap”
- qaptale n. “exchange”
- qaqa- v. “to quack, squawk, cackle”
- qára n. “watch, ward”
- qarda adj. “bad”
- qárele n. “watchfulness, anxiety”
- qarka adj. “perverse, naughty”
- qasa- v. “to shake, flap, nod, rustle”
- qasil n. “arrow, arrow-feather”
- qasilla n. “tuft, nodding spray, tassel, plume”
- qe¹ pron. “we (inclusive)”
- qe² pron. “any”
- qea- pref. “*our; 1st pl. inclusive possessive”
- qele- v. “to perish; to fade”
- qeleksie n. “rot, corruption”
- qeleksima adj. “corrupt, rotten”
- qelekte n. “carcase”
- qelet (qelekt-) n. “corpse”
- qeletya- v. “to perish”
- qelme n. “ruin, utter end, perdition, end, death”
- qelmo pron. “we (emphatic); 1st pl. inclusive pronoun”
- qelqa n. “throat”
- qelu n. “well, spring, source”
- qelu- v. “to well up”
- qelume n. “source, origin”
- qeluva adj. “original”
- Qen (Qend-) n. “Elf”
- Qende n. “Elf” see Qen
- qent n. “word”
- qentea adj. “verbal”
- qentele n. “sentence; wording, expression, phrase”
- qentima n. “*tale”
- qenya pron. “*our (emphatic possessive inclusive)”
- Qenya n. “Elvish”
- Qenyarin n. “*Elvish”
- qerka n. “throat”
- qet- v. “to speak, talk”
- qetl n. “speech, talk”
- -qet(se) suf. “language”
- qets(im)a adj. “having speech, able to talk, good at expression, glib”
- qetta n. “word”
- qí adv. “*now”
- qi adj. “this”
- qie adj. “calm at sea”
- qilda adj. “quiet, hushed, still”
- qildare n. “bat”
- qilde n. “quiet, rest, hush”
- qildi- v. “to rest, stay quiet, be quiet”
- qile n. “hue, colour”
- -qil(e)a suf. “-hued”
- qilea adj. “coloured, -hued”
- qilin adj. “adorned, bright-coloured, embroidered”
- qilinoite adj. “broidered”
- qille¹ (qilli-) n. “blue-bell”
- qille² n. “quiet, rest, hush” see qilde
- qillinin (qillinind-) n. “blue-bell”
- -qilna suf. “-pied”
- qilta n. “belt, girdle”
- qiltasse n. “(em)broidery”
- qilti- v. “to gird, encircle”
- qilya- v. “to adorn, embellish, colour”
- #qímar n. “phantom”
- qimelle n. “little woman”
- qim(en)ea adj. “womanly, feminine”
- qimenoite (qimenoitsi-) adj. “feminine, female”
- qimíte adj. “feminine, female” see qimenoite
- qin¹ (qim-) n. “woman, female”
- qin² adv. “*now” see qí
- qinda adj. “this”
- qinde n. “womanliness, femininity; (concr.) women as a whole”
- qindelis n. “nun”
- qindesta n. “convent”
- qindestin n. “nun”
- qindl n. “a spindle, top”
- qíne n. “squeaking”
- qínea adj. “squeaking”
- qinga n. “bow”
- qingi- v. “to twang, thrum (of strings, harps, etc.)”
- qíni- v. “to speak high, squeak”
- qinne n. “womanliness, femininity; (concr.) women as a whole” see qinde
- qinqa adj. “drooping, languid”
- qinqe n. “this”
- qinqele n. “languor”
- qinqelea adj. “languorous”
- qinqenna n. “Solomon’s-seal”
- qint (qinty-) n. “loop, stitch in knitting”
- qintl n. “lyre”
- qinya adj. “female”
- qiqi- v. “to hang, droop”
- qiqilla n. “Lily of the Valley”
- qiri-¹ v. “to stir (make spin)”
- qiri-² v. “to murmur”
- qirin n. “wheel”
- ‽qirme n. “cream”
- qirna- v. “to stir (make spin)” see qiri-¹
- qirqirinda adj. “murmuring”
- qirqirinde n. “murmuring”
- qirqisi- v. “to rustle, murmur” see qisqiri-
- qisi- v. “to whisper”
- qisqiri- v. “to rustle, murmur”
- qitima adj. “for knitting”
- qitin adj. “knitted, joined tight”
- qity- v. “to knit”
- qíva adj. “awake”
- qívie n. “awakening”
- qolda adj. “ill”
- qolima adj. “sickly, ailing”
- qolimo n. “invalid”
- qolina adj. “ill” see qolda
- qolo- v. “to ail”
- qolu n. “disease”
- qolúva adj. “pestilent, pestilential”
- qolúvie n. “pestilence”
- qonda n. “choking smog, smoke”
- qorin adj. “drowned, choked, speechless”
- qoro- v. “to choke, suffocate, (esp.) drown”
- qosse n. “mist”
- qosta- v. “to choke, drown (trans.)”
- qoto- v. “to count up, reckon; to account, call up; to think, consider”
- qotta n. “sum, number, account, total”
- -r¹ suf. “plural suffix”
- -r² suf. “*allative”
- -r³ suf. “impersonal [verb]”
- #-ra suf. “adjectival suffix”
- rá n. “arm”
- rakta n. “arm” see rá
- rakta-¹ v. “to stretch out, reach”
- rakta-² v. “to pile, hoard, amass, collect”
- rakte n. “pile, heap”
- ralle ? “[unglossed]”
- rama- v. “to shout, sound loud, bray, blare”
- ráma n. “wing; arm”
- rámaite adj. “winged” see rámavoite
- rámandea adj. “long-wing(ed)” see anda-ráma
- rámavoite adj. “winged, having wings”
- ramba- v. “to walk”
- rambe¹ n. “shout, blare”
- rambe² n. “prey, booty”
- ran (ram-) n. “noise”
- Rána n. “Moon”
- randa n. “bark; peel, rind, outer ring, circumference”
- ranka adj. “broken”
- ranko n. “arm”
- ranta¹ n. “arch, bridge”
- #ranta² n. “part”
- ránuringwi n. “sun and moon”
- †ranwe n. “shout, blare” see rambe¹
- ráqa adj. “rough”
- rara- v. “to scrape, peel, strip”
- rasta n. “file, scraper”
- rato adv. “soon”
- rau (ráv-) n. “lion”
- rauka adj. “swift” see (a)rauka
- rauke n. “demon” see (a)rauke
- rauki n. “fiend” see (a)rauke
- rauko adj. “ravening, rushing”
- raume n. “running, course”
- rauna n. “prey, booty”
- rausima adj. “*hunted”
- rausime n. “vermin”
- rauste n. “hunting, preying, the hunt”
- raustea adj. “of prey”
- rauta- v. “to chase, hunt, pursue; to extirpate, exterminate; to steal”
- ravenne n. “she-lion”
- ravin adj. “fierce, savage (of beasts)”
- rawa- v. “to run, chase”
- #-re suf. “noun suffix”
- rekka n. “spittle”
- renda adj. “related, of the same kin or clan”
- rendi n. “*kinship, kin, kindred, clan”
- rendo n. “kinsman, cousin”
- rendole n. “cousinship”
- rent (renty-) n. “spittle, saliva”
- réro (réru-) n. “kinsman, cousin” see rendo
- resse n. “kinswoman, cousin”
- resta- v. “to aid, come to aid of, rescue, save”
- resta n. “support; kinship, kin, kindred, clan”
- retima adj. “despicable, contemptible”
- retye- v. “to spit”
- rim- v. “to border on, lie at edge, neighbour”
- ríma n. “line of seeds planted, row, series, furrow”
- rimbe n. “edge, lip, brim”
- rimbi adv. “around, all around” see rimni
- rímen n. “border, shore”
- rímenoite adj. “neighboring, bordering”
- rimni adv. “around, all around”
- rimpe (rimpi-) n. “stripe, strip”
- rimp(in)a adj. “striped”
- rimu n. “outskirts”
- -rin suf. “noun suffix”
- rin¹ (rind-) n. “year, circle”
- rin² (ring-) n. “dew”
- rína adj. and suf. “scattered, sown”
- ringa adj. “cold, damp, chilly”
- ringwe n. “rime, frost; cold”
- rinkalenda n. “anniversary”
- #rinki adj. “orbed”
- rinko n. “disc, orb, circle”
- rinku n. “orb of Moon”
- rinqa adj. “round, circular; revolving, returning, recurrent”
- rípe n. “line, margin, bank of stream, edging of grass, border”
- ripta- v. “to cut in strips, tear up; to stripe, mark in parallel lines; to flay, flog”
- riqi- v. “to wrench, twist”
- rísima adj. “scattered, ubiquitous, universal”
- rísimande adv. “passim”
- rista n. “shoot (sowing), plant, seedling”
- rista- v. “to plant”
- ristale n. “sowing time”
- ristar n. “sower”
- ro prep. “*on” see or
- roa n. “wild beast”
- róma n. “upward path, mountain side, (mountain) slope, alp”
- róna- v. “to arise, rise, ascend”
- ronda n. “cavern”
- ronta adj. “hollow”
- rosta n. “ascension” see orosta¹
- rosta- v. “*to rise”
- róta n. “tube, hollow cylinder”
- rótele n. “cave”
- rotl n. “cave, hollow, grot”
- rotse n. “pipe, tube”
- rotwa adj. “hollow” see ronta
- rú¹ n. “dwelling, village, hamlet”
- rú² n. “steadfastness, faith, trustiness”
- rua adj. “steady, still, tranquil”
- rue n. “rest, stillness, remaining, steadfastness”
- ruella n. “village”
- ruin n. “peace”
- rukta- v. “to belch smoke, spout smoke; to cause to smoke; to smoke at a pipe”
- ruku n. “smoke, reek”
- ruku- v. “to steam, smoke, reek”
- ‽rungwa adj. “stiff, solid”
- #rúse (rúsi-) adj. “weary”
- rusta adj. “broken”
- rúva adj. “steady, still, tranquil” see rua
- rúvina adj. “burst”
- rúya adj. “unmoved, steadfast”
- sá n. “fire”
- sa- pref. “intensive”
- sa pron. “that (there)”
- sahta-¹ v. “it is hot”
- sahta-² v. “to split”
- saike (saiki-) n. “hunger”
- saikele n. “famine”
- saikelea adj. “famished”
- saikelta- v. “to starve”
- saile n. “[unglossed]”
- saina adj. “smooth”
- saipo n. “boot”
- saiqa adj. “hungry”
- sairina adj. “magic”
- ‽sairu adj. “magical”
- saisa adj. “hungry” see saiqa
- saiste n. “hunger” see saike
- saita- v. “to be hungry (impersonal)”
- saitya- v. “to starve”
- saiwa adj. “hot”
- saiwa- v. “?to be hot”
- saiwali n. “summer”
- saka- v. “to pursue, look for, search”
- sal- v. “?to remain or remove”
- sala- v. “to sail” see salta-
- salamba adj. “twanging, throbbing, resounding, echoing”
- salambe n. “twanging echo”
- salaqíne n. “violin, (lit.) thrumsqueak-er”
- salaqintl n. “violin, (lit.) thrumsqueak-er” see salaqíne
- salistina adj. “blessed”
- salistya- v. “to bless”
- salka n. “scythe”
- salke n. “grass” see salki
- salki n. “grass”
- salma n. “lyre, small harp”
- salme n. “harp-playing, music of lyres”
- salpa- v. “to take a sup of, sample, sip”
- salpa n. “bowl”
- salqe n. “grass, long mowing grass”
- salqin n. “viola”
- salta- v. “to sail”
- salumbe n. “harping, music”
- sambe (samb-) n. “room, chamber”
- samin (samind-) n. “silk”
- saminda adj. “silken”
- saminwa adj. “silken” see saminda
- sampa n. “spade”
- sampe n. “cave, hollow”
- sampo n. “cave, hollow” see sampe
- san¹ conj. and adv. “then, at that time”
- san² (samb-) n. “hall, dwelling, house”
- sana n. “day (24 hours)”
- sanda adj. “that”
- sanga n. “throng, tight mass, crowd”
- sanga-¹ v. “to pack tight, compress, press; to gather”
- sanga-² v. “to scorch”
- sangwa adj. “tight, thick, dense, tough, hard”
- sangya- v. “to scorch” see sanga-²
- sanka¹ n. “rend, jab”
- sanka² n. “hate, fierce hatred”
- sanke adj. “hateful”
- santa adj. “dear, beloved”
- santo pron. “that”
- sap- v. “to dig” see sapa-
- sapa- v. “to dig”
- sapsa n. “pit, grave”
- sapta n. “pit, grave” see sapsa
- saqa- v. “[unglossed]”
- saqila adj. “fire-red, scarlet”
- sar n. “earth, soil”
- sar- v. “to write”
- sara- v. “to saw”
- saramór n. “*writing-ink”
- sarapenda n. “wood-bridge”
- sarat (sarakt-) n. “plank”
- saratwa adj. “made of planks”
- sár(e)a adj. “fiery”
- sarko¹ (sarku-) n. “flesh, living flesh, body”
- sarko² n. “elder [tree]”
- sarkuva adj. “corporeal, bodily”
- sarma n. “saw”
- sarno n. “table”
- sarqa adj. “fleshy”
- sastya adj. “sore, galled”
- sat (sapt-) n. “hole”
- satl n. “search, enquiry”
- satta adj. “both”
- satto adj. “both; the two”
- satwa adj. “hollow, dug-out, excavated”
- sauke ? “[unglossed]”
- saule n. “litter (of pups, cubs, etc.)”
- sauna adj. “clean”
- saune n. “bath, small pool”
- sausa n. “bath water, hot water”
- sauve n. “sheep”
- savar n. “wild dog, jackal”
- savarda n. “pack (of dogs, wolves)”
- savarna n. “pack (of dogs, wolves)” see savarda
- saya- v. “to be hungry” see saita-
- #-se suf. “adjective suffix”
- se prep. “as, like, in manner of”
- sé n. “eye, eyeball, pupil”
- sehta- v. “to see”
- sehte (sehti-) n. “pupil; bead; †eye, eyeball”
- selka adj. “bright”
- sen prep. “as, like, in manner of” see se
- senda adj. “like, something like, similar”
- senge adj. “keen of sight, observant, sagacious”
- senna adj. “red, brown, red-brown”
- serin (serind-) n. “wreath, crown”
- serindo n. “crown” see serin
- serma n. “string, cord”
- serta- v. “to tie”
- sesta- v. “to liken, compare, make like, model on, assimilate, imitate”
- sestaine n. “assimilation, imitation, etc.”
- seste n. “similarity”
- sestima adj. “comparable”
- #-si suf. “feminine suffix”
- sí adv. “*now”
- si¹ pron. “they; 3rd pl. fem. pronoun”
- si² adj. “this” see qi
- sia- pref. “*their; 3rd pl. fem. possessive”
- sie n. “sight, sense of sight, eyesight; pupil of eye”
- sihta adj. “moist, wet”
- Sil (Sill-) n. “Moon; Rose”
- silaina adj. “shimmering” see silína
- silda adj. “gleaming”
- sildapinqe adj. “tapering” see pinqisil(da)
- silde n. “daughter”
- sild(r)a adj. “slender”
- sile n. “glint (of white)”
- sili- v. “to gleam, glint”
- silik (siliq-) n. “flint”
- silína adj. “shimmering”
- siliq(in)a adj. “flinty”
- silkesse n. “harvest”
- silki- v. “to mow, scythe, mow down”
- silkima adj. “ready for cutting”
- silk(in)a adj. “rich, fat, glossy”
- silma n. “ray of moonlight”
- #silme adj. “gleaming, silver”
- silmea adj. “*of the moon”
- silmerána n. “gleaming moon, silver moon”
- siloine (siloini-) n. “swan”
- silqe n. “tress of hair; (glossy) hair”
- silqeléna adj. “having tresses”
- silqeléni n. “silver birch, (lit.) long tresses”
- silqelossea adj. “with hair like white flowers”
- silt- v. “to sift, sort out, winnow”
- silta n. “sieve”
- silte- v. “to filter (of light), flicker”
- siltina adj. “winnowed”
- silwa adj. “glossy”
- silwin (silwind-) n. “birch”
- simpeta- v. “*to pipe”
- simpetar n. “piper”
- simp(in)a n. “pipe, flute, flageolet”
- simpise n. “piping, whistling”
- sinda¹ n. “eye”
- sinda² adj. see qinda
- sindi n. “river”
- sine n. and adj. “pale (bluish) green”
- singe (singi-) n. “salt”
- singwa adj. “salt”
- singwe n. “salt” see singe
- sink (sinq-) n. “mineral, gem, metal”
- sinqe n. “jewel, gem”
- sinqe?? adj. “sparkle as with gems”
- sinqele n. “mine”
- sinqevoite adj. “gemmed”
- sinqina adj. “metallic”
- sinqita- v. “[unglossed]”
- sint (sinty-) n. “a gleam, spark, glister, drop of dew, etc.”
- sinte (sinti-) n. “esteem; estimate, computation”
- sintilis (sintiliss-) n. “sparkling as of crystal”
- sintl n. “crystal”
- sinty- v. “to sparkle”
- sipi- v. “to pipe”
- siqi- v. “to sigh”
- siqile n. “sighing, lament”
- siqilisse n. “weeping willow; lamentation”
- síre n. “stream”
- siri- v. “flow”
- sírima adj. “liquid, flowing”
- siripta n. “slender stem”
- sirpe n. “stem, stalk, slender tube, etc.”
- síse pron. “they (emphatic); 3rd sg. fem. pronoun”
- sisi- v. “to scorch, singe, fry”
- sisin adj. “parched, scorched”
- sist(e) (sisty-) n. “ulcer, sore, boil”
- sistina adj. “ulcerated, sore”
- síte pron. “they (emphatic); 3rd sg. fem. pronoun” see síse
- sito (situ-) n. “custom, habit”
- sitsina adj. “habitual, customary, accustomed, usual, ordinary, common”
- sitta- v. “I am used to, I do habitually”
- situ- v. “to be accustomed [to]”
- síva pron. “*their (emphatic possessive fem.)”
- sivilda ? “[unglossed]”
- so- pref. “grouped, together”
- soile n. “cleansing”
- soina adj. “clean”
- sok- v. “to drink” see soko-
- soko- v. “to drink”
- sokto- v. “to give to drink, drench”
- sóla n. “tide”
- soleste n. “collection”
- solme n. “wave”
- solor (solos-) n. “surf, surge; wavebreak, coast”
- solosse n. “surf, surge” see solor
- solto- v. “to wave, heave, surge (up and down)”
- sóma n. “state, condition”
- sonda n. “seat, chair”
- soq- v. “to drink”
- sóra¹ n. “seat”
- sóra² adj. “long, trailing”
- sóra³ num. card. “million; (vaguely) a very great number”
- soraksa n. “shingle”
- sorakta- v. “to pile, hoard, amass, collect” see rakta-²
- sorakte n. “beach”
- soresta n. “family”
- sorin (sorind-) n. “throne”
- sor(ne) (sorn-) n. “eagle”
- sornion n. “eyrie”
- soro- v. “to sit”
- soron¹ n. “eagle”
- soron² n. “pinnacle, high peak, crag”
- sorta- v. “to sit down”
- sorto- v. “to set, settle”
- sovalle n. “washing, bathing”
- sovallu- v. “to cleanse, purify”
- sovalna- v. “to cleanse, purify”
- sovalwa adj. “cleansing”
- Sovalwaris (Solvalwarist-) n. “February”
- sovasta n. “washing, bathing” see sovalle
- sovea adj. “alike”
- soveasse n. “resemblance; likelihood”
- sovo- v. “to wash”
- -sse¹ suf. “at, in, by; inessive suffix”
- #-sse² suf. “abstract noun”
- #-sse³ suf. “feminine suffix”
- -sta suf. “verbal noun, infinitive, gerund”
- *-sto suf. “fraction suffix”
- sú n. “(noise of) wind”
- sui n. “daughter”
- suiva adj. “soughing, moaning”
- súke n. “resinous trees, pine or fir”
- suksa adj. “sweet”
- suksina adj. “resinous”
- sukte (suksi-) n. “resin, gum”
- súle n. “column, pillar”
- súlimarya ? “[unglossed]”
- súlime n. “wind”
- ‽sulka adj. “sticky, viscous”
- sulmin n. “base of a pillar, base of column”
- sulp- v. “to lick, sup, lick up, sup up; to sip, taste; to drink”
- sulpa n. “soup”
- sult (sulp-) n. “sip, taste”
- sulta- v. “to support”
- súma n. “nostril”
- súme ? “[unglossed]”
- súne n. “(human) nose”
- suni n. “bitch, *female dog”
- sunqa adj. “going down, descending; abysmal, deep, profound”
- sunqe n. “going-down, descent, down-fall; abyss, depth”
- sunqelaina adj. “falling, fading, setting”
- sunqelaine n. “sunset”
- sunqele n. “sinking, falling, setting of heavenly bodies”
- sunqelea adj. “westering, setting”
- suq- v. “to fall, fail, go down, die down”
- sur- v. “to blow”
- sura n. “a clan”
- súru n. “air-spirit; wind, gale”
- #surus (suruss-) n. see súru
- susúlima adj. “full of wind, windy, airy”
- sutl n. “sticky matter, slime, gum”
- sutya- v. “to sweeten, soothe”
- sutya adj. “sweet”
- †súye n. “air, breezes, winds”
- súyon n. “nephew, daughter’s son”
- -t suf. “dual ending”
- ta- pref. “*their; 3rd pl. neut. possessive”
- ta pron. “that (there)” see sa
- tá¹ adj. and adv. “high; high above, high up”
- ta¹ pron. “they; 3rd pl. neut. pronoun”
- ta² prep. “on, above; by, beside; than”
- tá² interj. “hush, be silent”
- tahóra adj. “lofty”
- tahorme n. “mountain” see torme
- taila n. “(axe) blade”
- taime n. “sky”
- taimie n. “sky” see taime
- taina adj. see tína
- taitelúme n. “firmament”
- taiva pron. “*their (emphatic possessive neut.)” see táva
- tak- v. “to fix, fasten” see taka-
- taka- v. “to fix, fasten”
- takse n. “nail” see tas
- tal- v. “to end”
- tál n. “foot; bottom, lowest part” see tala¹
- tala- v. “to carry, bring; to weigh (intr.)”
- tala¹ n. “foot; bottom, lowest part”
- tala² n. “sail”
- talakúme n. “huge burden, pile”
- talan (taland-) n. “burden”
- talanda adj. “burdened, weighed down, sad”
- tala(no)ite adj. “footed”
- talante n. “scales”
- talanya adj. “burdened, weighed down, sad” see talanda
- talar (talard-) n. “beast of burden”
- talarin adj. “[unglossed]”
- talas (talast-) n. “sole”
- talat n. “dry land”
- talda adj. “covered”
- tále n. “axe-blade” see taila
- talka¹ n. “smith”
- talka² adj. “heavy”
- talku- v. “to glaze”
- talma¹ n. “weight, measure”
- talma² n. “end”
- talme n. “weight (abst.)”
- talpa n. “support, prop, base, basis, pediment (column)”
- talqe (talqi-) n. “glass”
- talqea adj. “glassy”
- talqina adj. “made of glass”
- talta- v. “to lade, burden, load charge; to enjoin; to oppress, weigh down”
- talta adj. “shaky, wobbling, tottering; sloping, slanting”
- táma adj. “this”
- tamarin n. “yew” see tamuril
- tambe (tambi-) n. “copper, bronze”
- tambin (tambind-) n. “cauldron”
- tambina adj. “of copper”
- tamilla n. see tamin
- tamin n. “forge”
- tamíne n. and adv. “today”
- tampo n. “well”
- tamuril n. “yew”
- tanda¹ n. “hedge, fence, enclosure; border, rim”
- tanda² adj. “*that” see sanda
- tande adv. “thither”
- táne adj. “[unglossed]”
- tanga- v. “to beat”
- tange¹ adv. “close to, by”
- tange² (tangi-) adj. “close, near”
- tánie adj. “[unglossed]” see táne
- tanka¹ adj. “firm, fixed, fast; steady, (stead)fast”
- tanka² n. “fastening, rivet”
- tanko adv. “firmly”
- tanta n. “number”
- tanta-¹ v. “to bounce, bound, rebound”
- tanta-² v. “to dance (tr.), dandle, wave”
- tanta(ra) adj. “bouncing, resilient”
- tantare n. “dance”
- tantila- v. “to hop”
- tantilta- v. “[unglossed]”
- tantl n. “shuttle”
- tantya- v. “to set bouncing”
- tan(y)a n. “fire”
- tanya adj. “that”
- taorme n. “mountain” see torme
- tapa- v. “to taper, stretch out (intr.), extend thin”
- tapatenda adj. “taper fingered, light fingered, long fingered”
- tapatenda mavoisi n. “Spanish [chestnut]”
- taqa- v. “to build, fashion, construct, make”
- táqa n. “form, shape”
- tar (tár-) n. “hedge, fence”
- tara- v. “to cross, go athwart, cross rivers”
- tára adj. “lofty, high, tall”
- tarambo n. “bang, buffet” see taran
- taran (taramb-) n. “bang, buffet”
- tarasse n. “hawthorn”
- tári n. “queen, mistress, lady”
- tárie n. “height”
- tarka n. “root”
- tarkele n. “great system of roots”
- tarna n. “passage, ford, crossing”
- #tarnon n. “door”
- tarq- v. “*to dry, preserve; to pickle” see tarqa-
- tarqa- v. “to dry, preserve; to pickle”
- tarqin(a) n. and adj. “salted, dried; salt meat”
- tartan (tartam-) n. “hammer” see artan
- taru n. “horn”
- tarukka adj. “horned”
- tarukko n. “bull, ox”
- taruku n. “ox” see tarukko
- tarunko n. “bull” see tarukko
- tarva¹ n. “garden, enclosure” see tarwa¹
- tarva² adj. “tired” see tarwa²
- tarwa¹ n. “garden, enclosure”
- tarwa² adj. “tired”
- tarwe n. “cross, crucifix”
- tarwesta- v. “to crucify”
- tas (taks-) n. “nail”
- tasarin n. “willow”
- #tasinwa adj. “numbered”
- tassarin n. “willow” see tasarin
- tasta- v. “to reckon”
- taste n. “fringe”
- táta n. “hat”
- tatto n. “father” see attu
- tatya- v. “to feel for (like tentacles etc.)”
- taule¹ n. “great tree”
- taule² n. “pillar”
- tauma n. “basis, foundation, ground floor”
- tauno n. “(great) forest”
- taure n. “forest”
- taurie n. “forest” see taure
- táva pron. “*their (emphatic possessive neut.)”
- tavar (tavarn-) n. “dale-sprite, fay of the woods; forest”
- tavas (tavast-) n. “woodland”
- tavasta n. “woodland” see tavas
- tayóra adj. “*lofty” see tahóra
- tayorme n. “mountain peak” see torme
- tea- pref. “*their; 3rd pl. neut. possessive” see ta-
- tea¹ adj. “straight”
- tea² n. “sky” see taime
- teke- v. “to mark; to write on, write”
- teket (tekett-) n. “letter”
- teketta n. “letter” see teket
- tekka n. “book”
- téko pron. “you (emphatic); 2nd sg. pronoun” see kéto
- tekse n. “attraction”
- tekta- v. “to write”
- tektamaqa adj. “having a good ‘hand’”
- tektar n. “writer”
- tekte (teksi-) n. “book”
- tektele n. “art of writing, script; writings, documents, papers, scriptures”
- tel (teld-) n. “roof”
- telar n. “brick, tile”
- telda adj. “having a roof”
- telea adj. “*roofed”
- telella adj. “elfin”
- †telempe n. “silver” see telpe¹
- telepta adj. “*silver”
- telerea adj. “elfin”
- teleste (telesti-) n. “(f.) little elf”
- telesto (telestu-) n. “(m.) little elf”
- telimbo n. “canopy; sky”
- telin (telimb-) n. “roof, covering”
- telintule (telintuli-) adj. “bearing a roof, roofed”
- telko n. “stem”
- telpe¹ (telpi-) n. “silver; money”
- telpe² n. “butter”
- telpea adj. “silvern”
- telpia adj. “silvern” see telpea
- telpilin n. “silver piece”
- telpina adj. “of silver”
- telpingwe n. “silverfish”
- telqe n. “silver” see telpe¹
- teltasse n. “awning”
- telu- v. “to finish, end, close, complete; to cover, roof”
- telu n. “end (fate), close”
- telumbe n. “mushroom, (lit.) fairy-canopy”
- telúme n. “finish, conclusion, (the great) end”
- telume n. “the heavens, (vault of) heaven, firmament”
- telúmea adj. “final, conclusive, end; last; extreme”
- telumen n. “finish, conclusion” see telúme
- telusta adj. “outer, extreme, ultimate”
- teluste (telusti-) n. “extremity”
- telwa adj. “last, late”
- telya adj. “attractive; importunate”
- telyanta- v. “to allure”
- telyantalya adj. “alluring”
- telyantasse n. “allurement”
- tempe n. “hate”
- #ten- v. “to hear”
- -tenda suf. “having fingers”
- tende (tendi-) n. “sense of touch, sense, sensation, feeling”
- tendile n. “feeling, sentiment”
- tendilea adj. “feeling; sentimental”
- tendl n. “string”
- teng- v. “to think” see tenge-
- tenge- v. “to know, understand, grasp, think”
- tenge n. “finger” see tenna
- tengenwa adj. “wise, knowing, understanding; sensible”
- tengwe n. “knowledge, understanding; idea, notion, thought”
- tengwele n. “sense”
- tengwet(ta) n. “idea, notion”
- tenka n. “pen”
- tenna n. “finger”
- tentima adj. “sensitive”
- tentl n. “a feeler”
- tenya- v. “to feel, touch”
- ter prep. “through”
- ter- v. “*to pierce”
- ‽teren adj. “lissom, lithe”
- terendl n. “lathe”
- ‽terenwa adj. “shapely, well tuned”
- teret (terekt-) n. “auger, borer, gimlet”
- tereva adj. “sharp, piercing, shrill; acute (pain)”
- tessa n. “maid, maiden”
- tessara adj. “maiden, maidenly”
- tessare (tessari-) n. “little maid”
- teste n. “small worm”
- tet (tekt-) n. “spot, mark”
- teta- v. “to attract (physical and figurative)”
- tetl n. “small flower”
- tetse n. “bud”
- tetta n. “baby”
- tettele n. “burgeoning, efflorescence”
- teve- v. “to hate, dislike”
- tévie n. “hatred, dislike”
- tevin adj. “hated”
- tie- v. “to go”
- tie n. “line, direction, route, road, path”
- til (tiln-) n. “(single) hair”
- tila n. “(single) hair” see til
- tilde n. “point, tip, peak”
- #tildi- v. “to cover”
- tile n. “single hair” see til
- tilinya adj. “downy, hairy”
- tille n. “eyelash”
- tilt- v. “to make slope, incline (tr.), decline, shake at foundations, make totter”
- tilta adj. “slanting”
- tiltin adj. “slanting”
- tilu- v. “to shine (blue)”
- tilwe n. “glimmer”
- †tilwin n. “shining light, bright light”
- †tilwindea adj. “shining” see †tilwínea
- †tilwínea adj. “shining”
- timbare n. “forehead”
- timpa n. “spray, nozzle of hose”
- timpe n. “fine rain”
- timpina adj. “fine, powdered, sprayed”
- timpine n. “spray”
- timpínea adj. “made of spray, full of fine showers, showery (of weather)”
- timpinen (timpinend-) n. “fluter”
- tína adj. “straight”
- tinda n. “spike”
- tinde (tindi-) adj. “spiked, pointed, barbed”
- tingwe n. see tengwe
- tini- v. “to gleam, shine as a star”
- tint n. “(silver) spark”
- tintele n. “sparkling, twinkling (as of frosty stars)”
- tintya- v. “to sparkle, etc.”
- tinwe n. “star”
- tiq- v. “*to melt, thaw” see tiqi-
- tiqi- v. “to melt, thaw”
- tiqile n. “melting, thawing, thaw”
- tiqilin (tiqilind-) n. “thaw, melting snow, slush”
- tiqilindea adj. “thawing, slushy”
- tiri- v. “to watch; to keep, guard, preserve; to look at, gaze at, observe”
- tirin (tirind-) n. “tall tower, turret, minaret”
- tirinwa adj. “vigilant”
- tirion (tiriond-) n. “(great or mighty) tower; city on a hill”
- tirios (tiriost-) n. “town or city with walls and towers, burg”
- tiriosta n. “city with walls and towers” see tirios
- tirípti ? “[unglossed]”
- tiris (tiriss-) n. “watch, vigil, ward”
- tirisse n. “watch, vigil, ward” see tiris
- tirne n. “steadfast regard, stare”
- tirt (tirty-) n. “part, portion, share, section”
- tirtina adj. “divided, shared, distributed”
- tirty- v. “to partition, divide, part, distribute”
- titinwe n. “small star, a sparkle of dew”
- titta adj. “tiny”
- titte n. “breast, teat”
- tiuka adj. “dense, solid”
- tiura adj. “*compact” see tiure
- tiure (tiuri-) adj. “compact”
- tiusima adj. “comforting, consoling, easing”
- tiuta- v. “to strengthen; to corroborate, confirm; to comfort, console”
- tiutale n. “strengthening, reinforcement; confirmation; comfort, consolation, easement”
- tíwele n. “strengthening, reinforcement; confirmation; comfort, consolation, easement” see tiutale
- ‽-to suf. “reflexive suffix” see ‽-ko
- toa n. “wool”
- tókele n. “handling”
- toko- v. “to feel with the hand, handle; to appraise, tax, assess, assay; to try, test, essay, endeavour”
- tokot n. “cock”
- tol (toll-) n. “island, isle”
- tolda n. “hill (with a flat top), hill top; town on a hill”
- tóle¹ n. “centre”
- tóle² (tōli-) adj. “central, middle” see tólea
- tólea adj. “central, middle”
- toli n. “doll, puppet”
- tolipin (tolipind-) n. “mannikin”
- tolipinke n. “little doll”
- tolkaiya num. ord. “eighteenth”
- tolkea num. card. “eighteen”
- tolla n. “hill top” see tolda
- tolle n. “island” see tol
- tolma n. “helm”
- tolmen n. “boss (of shield), isolated round hill”
- toloime n. “sling”
- toloise adj. “rounded, cylindrical”
- tolome n. “island”
- tolos (toloss-) n. “knob, lump”
- tolot (tolokt-) n. “pebble, cobble-stone”
- tolpo n. “bowl”
- tolto num. card. “eight”
- tol(to)kainen num. card. “eighty”
- toltosto fraction. “one eighth”
- toltost(y)a fraction. “one eighth”
- tolu- v. “to roll up, furl”
- tolupe (tolupi-) n. “roll, ball of wool”
- tolya num. ord. “eighth”
- tombo n. “gong”
- tompa n. “small drum”
- tompo- v. “to bang”
- tompo-tompo n. “noise of drums (or guns)”
- tonga n. “great hammer”
- tong??a adj. “of iron”
- tongar n. “smith”
- tongo n. “iron”
- tongwa adj. “like iron”
- tontilla n. “cymbal”
- tontl n. “cymbal, tambourine”
- toqo- v. “to yield, give, bear, bring forth”
- torina adj. “baked, done”
- torma n. “oven”
- torme n. “mountain (peak)”
- toro- v. “to bake”
- toron ? “[unglossed]”
- torqa adj. “blazing hot”
- torqele n. “tropic heat”
- torwa adj. “baked, dark brown”
- -tsa suf. “diminutive”
- #-tsi suf. “feminine suffix” see #-si
- -tta suf. see -nta
- tu¹ pron. “they; 3rd pl. masc. pronoun”
- tu² pron. “he”
- tua- pref. “*their; 3rd pl. masc. possessive”
- tuakka n. “battle axe”
- tub- v. “to dive” see tum-
- tuile n. “spring, (lit.) a budding; buds, new shoots, fresh green”
- tuilenda adj. “spring-like; fresh, sprouting, green”
- Tuilére n. “Spring”
- tuilindo n. “swallow, (lit.) spring-singer”
- tuista n. “spray, twig, sprout, shoot”
- tuita- v. “to bud, burst, burgeon, grow”
- tuiva pron. “*their (emphatic possessive masc.)” see túva
- tuksa num. card. “gross, 144; hundred”
- tuksainen num. card. “thousand” see tuksa kainen
- tuksainenya num. ord. “thousandth”
- tuksa kainen num. card. “thousand”
- tuksa lempea n. “hundred” see tuksa pínea
- tuksallume adv. “*hundred times”
- tuksanto fraction. “one hundredth”
- tuksantya fraction. “one hundredth”
- tuksanya num. ord. “hundredth”
- tuksa pínea n. “hundred”
- tuksatto fraction. “one hundredth” see tuksanto
- tuksatya fraction. “one hundredth” see tuksantya
- tuktalla n. “*search”
- tuku- v. “to go in search of, look for, fetch”
- tul- v. “to bring, come” see tulu-
- tulalka adj. “able to bring”
- -tule (tuli-) suf. “bearing, etc.”
- túlima adj. “(worth bringing) bringable, able to be brought”
- tulinya adj. “(bringable) worth bringing”
- tulka- v. “to fix, stick in, set up, establish”
- tulka adj. “strong”
- tulma n. “bier, tray”
- tulpie n. “supporting, toleration”
- tulpo n. “buttress, prop”
- tulpu- v. “to uphold, support; to aid; to endure, tolerate; to bear (with); to prop”
- tult (tulp-) n. “leg of chair, etc.”
- tultárie adj. “[unglossed]”
- tulu- v. “to bring, carry, fetch; to move (intr.), come; to produce, bear fruit”
- tulunka adj. “steady, firm”
- tulwe n. “tall thin pillar, standard, pole; banner”
- tulya- v. “to send, bring”
- tum- v. “to dive”
- túma adj. “moving”
- tumbe n. “trumpet, (large) horn”
- tumbo n. “dale, vale”
- tumna adj. “deep, profound, dark or hidden”
- tump-¹ v. “to build; to beat”
- tump-² v. “to cover”
- tumpo n. “shed, barn”
- tunda- v. “to kindle”
- tunda n. “hole”
- tundo n. “firewood, fuel”
- tunga adj. “thick, dense”
- tunke (tunki-) adj. “bright, witty, smart”
- tunq- v. “to hear”
- tunqa adj. “able to hear”
- tunqele n. “hearing”
- tunta- v. “to see, notice, perceive”
- tunto n. “notice, regard, perception; quickness of perception, wit”
- túpele n. “roofing, tiles, roof”
- tupin adj. “roofed, having a lid, having hat on”
- túpo n. “roof, cover, lid”
- tupse n. “lump, knob”
- tupu- v. “to roof, put lid on, put hat on, cover”
- tur (tûr-) n. “king”
- túrani n. “queen”
- turanion n. “prince” see turillo
- túranu n. “king”
- turanwen n. “princess” see turwen
- túre n. “might, strength, power”
- †túrea adj. “mighty”
- turille n. “princess” see turwen
- turillo n. “prince”
- túrin n. “king(dom)”
- turinda adj. “royal, of the ruling dynasty; in power”
- turindo n. “palace” see túrion¹
- turinoite adj. “royal, of the ruling dynasty; in power” see turinda
- turinqi n. “queen”
- turinqia adj. “royal, Queenly”
- turinwa adj. “kingly, royal”
- turinya- v. “to rule over, reign over”
- túrion¹ (tūriond-) n. “palace”
- túrion² n. “prince” see turillo
- turka adj. “strong”
- turqima adj. “haughty”
- turqin (turqim-) n. “queen”
- turu n. “wood (as material), (orig.) firewood”
- turu-¹ v. “can, to be able”
- †turu-² v. “to kindle” see tunda-
- turuksa adj. “wooden” see turúva
- turúva adj. “wooden”
- turuvoite adj. “rich in timber”
- turwa adj. “powerful”
- turwen n. “princess”
- turya- v. “to catch fire”
- tustima adj. “inflammable”
- tusture n. “tinder, chips, firewood”
- tusturin (tusturind-) n. “match”
- túto pron. “they (emphatic); 3rd sg. masc. pronoun”
- túva pron. “*their (emphatic possessive masc.)”
- túvima adj. “acceptable”
- tuvu- v. “to receive, accept, take, require, cost”
- tyá adv. “now”
- tya- pref. “*your; 2nd sg. possessive”
- -tya¹ suf. “comparative”
- -tya² suf. “causative”
- tyak- v. “to stick”
- tyakta- v. “hew”
- tyalie n. “play, game”
- tyalien (tyaliend-) n. “sport, play; jest, mockery”
- tyalu- v. “to play”
- tyanta ? “[unglossed]”
- tyasa- v. “to test, try, pick, choose”
- tyasta- v. “to put to the test”
- tyastava- v. “to taste (at)”
- tyausta n. “savour, flavour”
- tyav- v. “*to taste” see tyava-
- tyava- v. “to taste; (impersonal) to taste of, reminds one of”
- tyavasta n. “sense of taste”
- tyé n. “tea”
- tye¹ pron. “that by you”
- tye² pron. “you”
- tyen adv. “then”
- tyenda adj. “that (of yours)”
- tyent(y)e n. “that (of yours)”
- tyetl n. “babe, a tiny baby”
- tyetse n. “teat”
- tyos (tyoss-) n. “cough”
- tyosto- v. “to cough”
- tyúka¹ adj. “thick”
- tyúka² n. “cud”
- tyukta- v. “to chew” see tyuku-
- tyuku- v. “to chew”
- tyulin adj. “tall”
- tyulma n. “mast”
- tyulme n. “mast” see tyulma
- tyulta- v. “to rear up, stick up”
- tyulusse n. “poplar”
- tyúma n. “lump, mass”
- tyur (tyurd-) n. “cheese”
- tyurda adj. “curdled”
- tyúre (tyúri-) adj. “stout, dense, compact”
- tyurme n. “cheese” see tyur
- tyuru- v. “to ‘turn’ milk, curdle (blood etc.)”
- tyus (tyuks-) n. “cud”
- tyusse n. “sand”
- tyustyukta- v. “to chew the cud; to reflect, reminisce”
- tyú(ta) n. “thigh”
- tyúte (tyúsi-) n. “thumb”
- u- pref. “he; 3rd sg. masc. pronoun” see hu
- -u suf. “adverb suffix”
- ú prep. “beneath”
- ú- pref. “un-”
- ua n. “the sea”
- ue n. “fleece”
- *ui adj. “*two”
- uilosse n. “foam”
- uindea adj. “fishlike” see windea
- uiven num. card. “twenty”
- uivi adj. “both” see *ui
- ukárele n. “[unglossed]”
- ukku n. “rainbow”
- ul- pref. “negative prefix; mis-”
- ulban (ulband-) n. “monster, giant”
- ulbanima adj. “monstrous”
- úle n. “butter”
- ulird(e)a adj. “pitiless, cruel, (lit.) without bowels”
- ulka adj. “evil; bad, wicked, wrong”
- ulkarma n. “misdeed”
- ulku n. “wolf”
- ulma n. “flagon”
- ulme n. “a kind of wine”
- ulmula adj. “mumbling”
- ulqa adj. “evil” see ulka
- ulqi n. “she-wolf”
- ulqu- v. “*to rend”
- ulto- v. “to pour (tr.)”
- ulu- v. “to pour, gush (intr.)”
- ulumpe n. “camel”
- ulumpingwe n. “caterpillar”
- ulun (ulunt-) n. “camel” see ulumpe
- uluntilla n. “camel’s hair”
- uluswe n. “alder tree” see ulwe
- uluswea adj. “alder-grown” see ulwea
- ulwe n. “alder tree”
- ulwea adj. “alder-grown”
- ulwenoite adj. “alderlike”
- ulwe nornelassea n. “oakleaved alder”
- ulwesse n. “alder-thicket”
- um- v. “to be not, do not”
- -(u)ma suf. “a, an; some, certain”
- umbe n. “dale, dell”
- -úme suf. “augmentative”
- -umea suf. “augmentative” see -úme
- úmea adj. “large”
- umna num. card. “eight”
- umpai ? “[unglossed]”
- -umya suf. “augmentative” see -úme
- ungwe n. “spider”
- unk(o) (unq-) n. “ear (of animals); corner, sticking out edge”
- unqie n. “hearing”
- unqilla(r) n. “handle of jar; pothook”
- unqu-¹ v. “to hook into, catch (fish), catch in, etc.”
- †unqu-² v. “to hear”
- upaitya- v. “[unglossed]”
- úqa adj. “wet”
- úqil n. “rain”
- uqis (uqist-) n. “rain” see úqil
- #uqu- v. “to rain”
- -uran(do) suf. “town”
- urdu n. “death”
- úrin adj. “(blazing) hot”
- urna n. “oven”
- úro n. “boar”
- uru n. “fire”
- (uru)purnie n. “conflagration”
- urúva adj. “like fire”
- uruvoite adj. “fiery, having fire”
- urwa adj. “on fire, afire”
- urya- v. “to burn (intr.)”
- #úsiéra adj. “*escaped”
- usqe n. “fog”
- usta- v. “to burn (tr.)”
- usu- v. “to escape, get out”
- usult ? “[unglossed]”
- uswe n. “escape, issue, outlet”
- úv- pref. “un-” see ú-
- úva adj. “the under”
- úvanimo n. “monster”
- úya- v. “is not”
- va- pref. “together”
- -va suf. “adjectival”
- va prep. “from; with”
- vá¹ adv. and adj. “gone forth, away”
- vá² n. “wind” see wá
- vaile n. “covering, *sheath”
- vaima n. “wrap, robe”
- vaimata- v. “to robe”
- vaina adj. “clad”
- vaine (vaino-) n. “sheath, pod”
- vainole n. “quiver”
- vaita- v. “to wrap”
- vaite adj. “skied”
- vaiya¹ n. “sky, skies”
- vaiya² n. “seamew” see máwe
- vakko n. “jacket, coat”
- vakse n. “sale”
- vaktele n. “trade”
- vaktelear n. “merchant”
- #val (vald-) n. “good fortune, blessedness, happiness”
- Vala n. “God”
- valda n. and adj. “worth; worthy, dear”
- Valde (Valdi-) n. “female god” see Valis
- valdea adj. “of moment, important”
- valima (valim-) adj. see valin
- valin (valim-) adj. “happy”
- Valis n. “female god”
- valka¹ adj. “cruel, bitter”
- valka² adj. “*vague” see valkane²
- valkane¹ n. “torture”
- valkane² adj. “vague”
- valke (valki-) n. “edge, sharp blade”
- valkea adj. “cutting, sharp”
- valle ? “[unglossed]”
- valma adj. “powerful”
- †valmandui n. “heaven and hell”
- Valme n. “female god” see Valis
- Valmo (Valmu-) n. “male god” see Valon
- Valon n. “male god”
- Valsi n. “female god” see Valis
- -valta suf. “-less” see -vilte
- valto n. “the luck of the Valar”
- #van (vand-) n. “way, path”
- vana- v. “to pass, depart, vanish, go away”
- vande¹ adv. “away, hence, forth”
- vande² adv. “well”
- vandl n. “staff”
- -(v)ando adj. “augmentative” see -(y)ando
- vane (vani-) adj. “fair, lovely”
- vanéni n. “beauty”
- vanesse n. “beauty”
- vanest(e)a adj. “beauteous”
- vanga¹ n. “staff”
- vanga² n. “beard” see fange
- vanima adj. “proper, right, as it should be, fair”
- vanko n. “wares”
- vanta adj. “?beautiful”
- vanwa adj. “gone, on the road, past, over, lost”
- vanwe n. “wind” see wá
- vanya adj. “good (not evil), holy”
- vaqa- v. “vanquish”
- vaqasta n. “a victory”
- vaqi(e) n. “victory”
- var conj. “or”
- vára adj. “other”
- vard- v. “to rule, govern”
- vardar n. “king”
- vardo n. “prince”
- varimo n. “foreigner”
- varitsi n. “foreigner (fem.)”
- varivoite adj. “foreign”
- varka n. “fear, dread”
- #varka- v. “to bode (impersonal); to dread, fear”
- varkima adj. “dreadful”
- varne¹ n. “strangeness, estrangement”
- varne² adj. “?brown”
- varni n. “queen”
- váro adv. “*rather”
- varqa adj. “in fear, afraid”
- varta n. “change”
- vartyane n. “service”
- vartyo n. “servant, slave” see virt
- varúse adv. “*in other manner [than]”
- varya adj. “different”
- varyani n. “foreigner (fem.)”
- varyanu n. “foreigner”
- vasa n. “juice”
- #vasa- v. “to rush (of both noise and speed, tr.)”
- vaska adj. “making a plash or rush”
- vaskelu n. “fountain”
- vassale n. “rustling”
- vasse (vassi-) n. “wing”
- vassivaswe n. “beating or rushing of wings”
- vasta n. “road”
- vasta- v. “to rush (of both noise and speed, intr.)”
- #vat (vakt-) n. “wares”
- ve prep. “as, like”
- vea¹ adj. “similar, like”
- vea² n. “sea”
- #veakirya n. “sea-ship”
- vealta- v. “to resemble”
- veasta n. “resemblance, comparison”
- véla v. “to see”
- velike (veliki-) adj. “great, large”
- velikse adv. “greatly”
- velitya- v. “to magnify”
- velka n. “flame”
- velte n. “beard”
- velu- v. “to unroll, unfurl”
- velu n. “sail” see velunte
- velunte n. “sail”
- velupantie n. “revelation”
- vena adj. “womanl[y]” see venya
- vene n. “small boat, vessel, dish”
- venie n. “shape, cut”
- veniel n. “mariner”
- venin adj. “womanl[y]” see venya
- venta n. “chin”
- venta- v. “to cut, shape”
- vente n. “brook, small river” see wente
- venwe n. “shape, cut” see venie
- venya adj. “womanl[y]”
- †veri n. “wife”
- verin (verind-) adj. “married”
- veringwi n. “husband and wife, married pair”
- veru n. “husband”
- veruner n. “husband”
- †veruni n. “wife”
- vesse n. “wife”
- vesta- v. “to wed, marry, join others in marriage; (refl.) to get married”
- vesta n. “state of marriage”
- vestale n. “wedding”
- vestaner n. “?(bride)groom”
- vestani n. “*bride”
- vestanoina adj. “related by marriage”
- vestaqin n. “?bride” see vestani
- vestin n. “wife”
- via adj. “male”
- vie n. “teors, *penis”
- vihta n. “*folk”
- vika adj. “valiant”
- víkana- v. “to compare”
- -víke suf. “as”
- víke adj. “like”
- víkele n. “resemblance, comparison”
- viksa adj. “sticky”
- vikte n. “gum”
- vil- v. “to sail, fly, float” see wili-
- vil(de) n. “matter, business, affair, thing”
- #vildi- v. “to matter; to be of significance, worth, moment”
- vildima adj. “essential, imperative”
- víle n. “gentle breeze”
- vilina adj. “airy, breezy, light”
- vilisse n. “spirit”
- vilki- v. “to cut”
- vilkin adj. “bitter, evil”
- -vilte (-vilti-) suf. “-less”
- vilya n. “(lower) air” see Vilna
- vílyava adj. “airy”
- vingwe ? “[unglossed]”
- vírin n. “glass substance [used to make the Moon]”
- virt (virty-) n. “servant, slave”
- virti- v. “to serve”
- vísi n. “blood”
- vite (vitsi-) n. “sap, juice”
- vitevíse n. “*resin, gum, (lit.) sap-blood”
- vô n. “son” see vondo
- voine n. “desire, wish”
- #-voite suf. “adjective suffix”
- vondo n. “son”
- vóre (vóri-) n. “fur”
- vorima adj. “everlasting”
- vórina adj. “of fur”
- vorinqile n. “monotony”
- vóriva adj. “like fur”
- vorne n. “an aeon”
- vor(o) adv. “ever, always”
- vorokantele n. “harping, vain or monotonous repetition”
- voronda adj. “faithful”
- voruva adj. “age long”
- #-wa suf. “adjective suffix” see -va
- wá n. “wind”
- waiwe n. “seamew” see máwe
- waliemba adj. “tropical”
- wal(i)na adj. “brown”
- wanwa n. “great gale”
- wanwavoite adj. “windy”
- #wara- v. “to rub”
- warda adj. “dead”
- warda- v. “to rule”
- wassale n. “rustling” see vassale
- wasse (wassi-) n. “wing” see vasse
- wasta- v. “to dwell”
- wasto n. “village”
- -we suf. “a, an”
- -we² suf.
- welba adj. “boiling, bubbling”
- welbe n. “bubble”
- wele- v. “to boil, bubble”
- welet (welekt-) n. “boil, tumor”
- welme n. “spring” see welwe
- welwe n. “spring”
- wembe n. “worm”
- wembil n. “worm”
- -wen suf. “*number suffix”
- wenda n. “brook”
- wende n. “maiden”
- wendele n. “maidenhood”
- wen(di) n. “maid, girl, maiden”
- wenga adj. “*male”
- wente n. “brook, small river”
- werelin (werelind-) n. “whirligig”
- werelinda adj. “twirling, pirouetting”
- wereven(da) (werevend-) n. “winding rill”
- werin(a) adj. “round”
- wie n. “*man, male of the Elda”
- wilda adj. “winged”
- wili- v. “to sail, fly, float”
- wilin n. “bird”
- wilindea adj. “as a bird”
- wilwarin (wilwarind-) n. “butterfly”
- wilwarinda adj. “butterflylike”
- wimpele n. “a twinkling”
- winda n. “woof”
- windea adj. “fishlike”
- windele n. “loom”
- winge n. “(blowing) foam, spindrift, froth, scud, spray; wave”
- wingil (wingild-) n. “(sea) nymph; (lit.) foam-maiden”
- winka n. “corner, nook”
- -(w)inta suf. “diminutive” see -(w)inte
- -(w)inte suf. “diminutive”
- wintele n. “*twinkling”
- wintil n. “a glint”
- winwe (winwi-) n. “a sparkling, flash”
- winwinoite adj. “glittering”
- winya- v. “to flash, glint”
- wiste n. “weft”
- wóre (wóri-) adj. “sweet (to taste only)”
- ya pron. “relative pronoun”
- #-ya suf. “adjective suffix”
- #yaim- v. “to possess”
- yaima- v. “to possess” see #yaim-
- yaima n. “implement”
- yaisa n. “steel” see yakse¹
- yak(k)o n. “ox”
- yakse¹ n. “steel”
- yakse² n. “cow” see yaksi
- yaksi n. “cow”
- yaksina adj. “of steel”
- yalka n. “ice”
- yalle n. “a hollow ring”
- yalta n. “yoke”
- yalte n. “yoke” see yalta
- yama- v. “to shout, call”
- yáma n. “shout; call; name”
- yambo n. “cheer, shout of triumph”
- yáme adj. “yawning”
- yan conj. “when”
- ya(n) conj. “and”
- yanda adj. “dark, gloomy”
- -yanda adj. “augmentative” see -(y)ando
- -(y)ando adj. “augmentative”
- yando adv. “also”
- yanta- v. “to add to, enlarge, increase, augment”
- yanta¹ adj. “large”
- yanta² adj. “joined”
- yantya- v. “to add to, augment” see yanta-
- yanwa n. “goose”
- yara n. “a gloom, blight, lowering darkness”
- yarendila adj. “like a sailor”
- yarendilyon n. “sailor”
- yarta n. “yoke”
- yaru n. “gloom, blight” see yara
- yat n. “neck; isthmus” see yatta
- yatta n. “neck; isthmus”
- yaule n. “cat”
- yausta n. “crop”
- yáva n. “fruit, produce”
- #yava-¹ v. “to bear fruit”
- yava-² v. “to hold”
- yávan n. “harvest, autumn”
- yel (yeld-) n. “cold, the cold”
- yelin n. “winter”
- yelma n. “(a bout of) frost; a cold; chill”
- yelwa adj. “cold”
- yéma n. “face”
- yenda adj. “yesterday’s”
- yendiéra n. “day before yesterday, (lit.) yesterday’s yesterday”
- yendina adj. “yesterday’s” see yenda
- yendo n. “glance, gaze” see yesta
- yenye(n) n. “yesterday”
- yeraina adj. “of iron”
- yeremba adj. “like iron” see yerenwa
- yere(n) n. “pig iron”
- yerenwa adj. “like iron”
- yereva adj. “of iron” see yeraina
- yesta n. “glance, gaze”
- yéta- v. “to look at”
- †yó n. “son”
- yolme n. “stench, stink”
- yolo- v. “to stink”
- -yon suf. “-son” see -ion
- yon (yond-) n. “son” see †yó
- yondo n. “son, male descendant, (great) grandson”
- yu ? “[unglossed]”
- yú adv. “twice”
- yú- pref. “ago”
- yukainellume adv. “*twenty times”
- yukainen num. card. “twenty”
- yukainen min num. card. “twenty one” see minya yukainen
- yukainento fraction. “one twentieth”
- yukainen tuksa num. card. “one hundred twenty”
- yukainentya fraction. “one twentieth”
- yukainenya num. ord. “twentieth”
- yullume adv. “twice, *two times”
- yulu- v. “to carry”
- yundóra num. card. “two million”
- yundóre num. card. “billion”
- yunga n. “twin”
- yunqe num. card. “twelve”
- yunqekainen num. card. “one hundred twenty” see yukainen tuksa
- yunqenya num. ord. “twelfth”
- yunqetto fraction. “one twelfth”
- yunqetya num. ord. “twelfth” see yunqenya
- yuro n. “a run, race”
- yuru- v. “to run”
- yutuksa num. card. “two hundred” see yúyo tuksa
- yúye adv. “long ago”
- yúyo num. card. “two”
- yúyo húmi num. card. “two thousand”
- yúyo tuksa num. card. “two hundred”
- yúyo yukainen num. card. “twenty two”