Noldorin Words

a conj. “and”
a- pref. “intensive prefix”
acho ?
aclod adj. “sloping, tilted”
ad- pref. “back, again, re-”
ad prep. “*against”
-ad suf. “gerund” see -ed
ada n. “father (hypocoristic)”
adab n. “building, house”
adar n. “father”
adel prep. “behind, in rear (of)”
aderthad n. “reuniting”
†#adleg- v. “*to release”
adleitha- v. “*to release”
adleithian n. “*release, freeing”
adwen n. “*approach, avenue”
#aer n. “sea” see oer
aes n. “cooked food, meat”
aew n. “(small) bird”
afarch adj. “arid, very dry”
aglar n. “glory, splendour”
aglareb adj. “glorious”
agor adj. “narrow”
ai interj. “hail”
al- pref. “no, not”
alag adj. “rushing, impetuous”
alagon n. “storm” see alagos
alagos n. “storm (of wind)”
alf n. “swan”
am adv. “up”
am- pref. “snake”
amar n. “Earth”
amath n. “shield”
amben adj. “uphill”
†ambend adv. “uphill” see amben
ambenn adv. see amben
amlug n. “dragon”
ammarth n. “fate, doom”
amon n. “hill”
amrûn n. “uprising, sunrise, Orient, east”
#an prep. “of”
an- pref. “with, by”
anann adv. “long”
†Anaur n. “Sun” see Anor
anc n. “jaw, row of teeth”
andabund n. “elephant” see annabon
andeith n. “long-mark”
andrabonn n. “elephant” see annabon
andrand n. “*long cycle” see anrand
ang n. “iron”
†angol¹ n. “deep lore, magic”
angol² n. “stench” see ongol
angos n. “horror”
angren adj. “of iron”
angwedh n. “chain, fetter, (lit.) iron-bond”
ann adj. “long”
anna- v. “to give”
annabon n. “elephant”
annon n. “great gate, door”
annûn n. “west”
Anor n. “Sun”
anrand n. “cycle, age, (lit.) long cycle”
ant n. “gift”
-ant suf. “regular past tense”
anw n. and adj. “male (person or animal)”
ar conj. “and”
âr n. “king” see aran
ar-¹ pref. “outside, beside; without”
ar-² pref. “day”
ar(a)- pref. “noble, royal”
arad n. “daytime, a day”
araf n. “wolf, dog”
aran n. “king, lord (of a specific region)”
Aranor n. “*Sun-day”
ardh n. “realm”
Ardórin n. “?Day of Kings”
Argalad n. “Tree Day”
Argaladath n. “*Day of the Trees”
Argilion n. “*Star-day”
Arithil n. “*Moon-day”
arnediad adj. “without reckoning, numberless, innumerable, countless, endless”
arnen n. “?royal”
†arnœdiad adj. “innumerable, countless, endless”
Aroeren n. “Sea-day”
aronoded adj. “innumerable, countless, endless”
Arvelain n. “*Day of the Valar”
Arvenel n. “*Heavens-day”
#-as suf. “abstract noun”
ascar adj. “violent, rushing, impetuous” see asgar
asgar adj. “violent, rushing, impetuous”
ast n. “dust”
-ath suf. “collective or group plural”
ath- pref. “on both sides, across”
athan prep. “beyond”
athelas n. “a healing plant”
athrad n. “ford, crossing”
athrada- v. “to cross, traverse”
atlanna- v. “to slope, slant”
atlant adj. “oblique, slanted”
aur n. “day, morning”
auth n. “war, battle”
awarth n. “abandonment”
awartha- v. “to forsake”
bach [mb-] n. “article (for exchange), ware, thing”
bachor [mb-] n. “pedlar”
bâd n. “beaten track, pathway”
*bad- v. “*to tread, travel”
#badh- [mb-] v. “to judge”
badhor [mb-] n. “judge”
badhron [mb-] n. “judge”
Balan n. “Power, God”
balch [mb-] adj. “cruel”
banga- [mb-] v. “to trade”
bann [mb-] n. “duress, prison”
bár n. “home; earth”
bara adj. “fiery, eager”
barad¹ n. “fort, tower, fortress”
barad² [mb-] adj. “doomed, *fated”
baradh adj. “steep”
baran adj. “brown, swart, dark brown”
barth n. “fate” see ammarth
bartha- [mb-] v. “to doom”
basgorn [mb-] n. “loaf”
bast [mb-] n. “bread”
batha- v. “to trample”
baudh [mb-] n. “judgement”
baug [mb-] adj. “tyrannous, cruel, oppressive”
baugla- [mb-] v. “to oppress”
bauglir [mb-] n. “tyrant, oppressor”
baul [mb-] n. “torment”
baur [mb-] n. “need”
bein adj. “fair, beautiful”
beleg adj. “great, large”
bellas n. “bodily strength”
belt adj. “strong in body”
benn n. “man, male, †husband”
bennas n. “angle”
beor n. “follower, vassal”
beren¹ adj. “bold”
beren² adj. “festive, gay, joyous”
bereth¹ n. “queen”
bereth² n. “feast, festival”
beria- v. “to protect”
beril n. “rose”
bertha- v. “to dare”
bess n. “woman; †wife”
#blab- v. “to flap, beat (wings etc.)”
#bon(n) [mb-] adj. “snouted”
bôr adj. and n. “steadfast; trusty man, faithful vassal”
borg adj. “big”
borth ? “[unglossed]”
both [mb-] n. “puddle, small pool”
brann adj. “lofty, noble, fine; high”
brannon n. “lord”
brass n. “white heat, *extreme heat”
brassen adj. “white-hot, *very hot”
breged n. “violence, suddenness”
bregedur n. “wild fire”
bregol adj. “violent, sudden, *fierce”
bregolas n. “fierceness”
breig adj. “wild, fierce”
breitha- v. “to break out suddenly”
brenia- v. “to endure”
brennil n. “lady”
breth n. “mast, *fallen nuts or acorns”
brethel n. “beech” see brethil
brethil n. “beech”
brith n. “gravel”
brôg n. “bear”
brona- v. “to last, survive”
bronadui adj. “enduring, lasting”
bronwe n. “endurance”
#brui adj. “loud”
brûn adj. “old (has long endured)”
bui [mb-] v. “must (impersonal), (lit.) *[it] needs”
buia- v. “to serve, hold allegiance to”
bunn [mb-] n. “snout, nose; cape [of land]”
cabor n. “frog”
#cad adv. “*after”
Cadloer n. “July, *After-summer”
cadw adj. “shaped, formed”
cadwar adj. “shapely” see cadwor
cadwor adj. “shapely”
cael adj. “lying in bed, bedridden, sickness”
caeleb adj. “bedridden, sick”
caer¹ num. card. “ten”
caer² n. “flat isle on a river”
caew n. “lair, resting-place”
calad n. “light”
#calardan n. “lampwright”
calen adj. “green, (orig.) bright-coloured”
calf n. “water-vessel”
callon n. “hero”
cam n. “hand”
camland n. “palm of hand”
†camm n. “hand” see cam
canad num. card. “four”
cann adj. “bold”
cant n. “outline”
#car- v. “to do, make”
carab n. “hat”
carach n. “jaws”
#caraes n. “*jagged hedge of spikes”
carag n. “spike, tooth of rock”
caran adj. “red”
caras n. “a city (built above ground)”
carch n. “tooth, fang”
car(dh) n. “house”
caron adj. “red” see caran
carth n. “deed”
câs n. “top, summit”
Cathriw n. “January, *After-winter”
caun¹ n. “valour”
caun² n. “empty, void”
caw n. “top”
ceber n. “?limestone, -rock”
cef n. “soil”
ceir n. “ship”
celeb n. “silver”
celebren adj. “of silver, like silver”
celeg adj. “swift, agile”
celeir adj. “brilliant”
celeth n. “stream, *brook, rill, runlet; (lit.) a flowing”
celevon adj. “*of silver”
celw n. “spring, source”
cennan n. “potter”
cerch n. “sickle”
ceredir n. “doer, maker”
Cerfeth n. “July”
cerin n. “round enclosure”
cevn adj. “of earth, earthen”
cevnas n. “earthenware”
cevnor n. “potter”
chwann n. “sponge, fungus”
chwest n. “puff, breath, breeze”
chwîn n. “giddiness, faintness”
chwinia- v. “to twirl, whirl, eddy”
chwiniol adj. “whirling, giddy, mad, fantastic”
chwinn n. “eddy”
cîl n. “cleft, pass between hills, gorge”
cîn n. “wedge, gore”
cîr n. “ship” see ceir
cirban n. “[ship] haven”
cirdan n. “shipbuilder”
ciriaeth n. “shipwright”
cirith n. “cleft, pass”
claur adj. and n. “splendid; †splendour, glory”
clei ? “[unglossed]”
cobar n. “knob, head, tip”
coe n. “earth”
coen ? “[unglossed]”
coenel n. “gore, wedge”
côl n. “gold (metal)”
coll adj. “red, scarlet”
corch n. “crow”
corn adj. “round, globed”
coron n. “globe, ball”
corw adj. “cunning, wily”
cost n. “quarrel”
coth n. “enmity, enemy”
cram n. “cake of compressed flour or meal”
crann adj. and n. “ruddy (of face); face, blush, the cheeks”
criss n. “cleft, cut, slash; pass”
crist n. “cleaver, sword”
critha- v. “to reap”
crom adj. “left”
crum n. “left hand”
crumguru n. “wiley, sinister, guilty”
crumui adj. “left-handed”
cû n. “arch, crescent”
cuen n. “small gull, petrel, sea-bird”
cugu n. “dove”
cuia- v. “to live”
cuil n. “life”
cuin adj. “alive”
cuina- v. “to be alive”
cûl n. “flame”
cum n. “mound, heap”
cûn adj. “bowed, bow-shaped, bent”
†cunn n. “prince”
cúran n. “crescent moon”
curu n. “cunning”
curunir n. “a man of craft, wizard”
dad adv. “down”
dadben adj. and adv. “downhill, inclined, prone”
dadbenn adj. “downhill” see dadben
dae¹ n. “shadow (cast by an object or form), shade”
dae² adv. “very”
daedelu n. “canopy”
daen [nd-] n. “corpse”
daew n. “shadow” see dae¹
dâf n. “permission”
dag- [nd-] v. “to slay”
dagor [nd-] n. “battle”
dagra- [nd-] v. “to battle”
dalath n. “flat surface, plane, plain”
dalf n. “palm of hand”
dalv n. “palm of hand” see dalf
dalw adj. “flat”
dam [nd-] n. “hammer”
damma- [nd-] v. “to hammer”
Dân [nd-] n. “Green-elf”
dangen adj. “slain”
dannas n. “autumn”
dannen adj. “fallen”
dant- v. “to fall”
dant n. “*fall”
Dantilais n. “autumn”
dar- v. “to stop, halt”
dartha- v. “to wait, stay, remain, last, endure”
dath n. “hole, pit; steep fall, abyss”
daudh n. “pit”
daug [nd-] n. “warrior, soldier (chiefly used of orcs)”
daur adj. “great, large”
davnan adj. “?closed”
daw n. “night-time, gloom”
#del n. “horror”
deleb adj. “horrible, abominable, loathsome”
deleg n. “sword?”
delia- v. “to conceal”
delos n. “abhorrence, detestation, loathing” see deloth
deloth n. “abhorrence, detestation, loathing”
delw adj. “hateful, deadly, fell”
dem (dimb-) adj. “sad, gloomy” see Ilk. dem
†dess n. “young woman”
†dî [nd-] n. “woman, bride, lady”
di [nd-] prep. “in”
dîl n. “stopper, stopping, stuffing”
dilia- v. “to stop (up)”
dîn n. “opening, gap, pass in mountains”
dínen adj. “silent”
dineth [nd-] n. “bride”
†dîr n. “man, adult male; agental suffix”
diragas ? “[unglossed]”
diragath ? see diragas
#-dis suf. “feminine agent”
dîs [nd-] n. “bride”
doer [nd-] n. “bridegroom”
dofn adj. “gloomy”
dôl [nd-] n. “head, hill”
dolen adj. “hidden, secret”
doll [nd-] adj. “obscure, dark, dusky, hidden, secret”
dolt¹ [nd-] n. “round knob, boss”
dolt² [nd-] adj. “obscure” see doll
doltha- v. “to conceal”
donn adj. “swart, swarthy; shady, shadowy”
-dor suf. “*king, lord”
dôr [nd-] n. “land, dwelling-place, region where certain people live”
doron n. “oak”
dortha- [nd-] v. “to dwell, stay”
dost ? “?brown/?burn”
drafn n. “hewn log”
dram n. “heavy stroke, heavy blow”
drambor n. “clenched fist; blow with a fist”
draug n. “wolf”
drava- v. “to hew”
#dring n. “hammer”
dringa- v. “to beat”
dû n. “night, night-fall, late evening”
dufui adj. “gloomy” see dofn
duilin n. “nightingale” see dúlin(n)
duin n. “water, river”
duirro n. “*river-bank”
dúlin(n) n. “nightingale”
dum n. “root, foundation”
dûn [nd-] n. “west”
dûr adj. “dark”
durgul n. “sorcery”
dúven [nd-] n. “*sunken, western”
dú(w)ath n. “night-shade”
#eb prep. “?before”
-eb suf. “adjective suffix”
Ebloer n. “June, ?Before-summer”
ech n. “spine, *spiny quill or bristle”
echad- v. “to fashion, shape; make”
echain adj. “new, built again”
echuir n. “early Spring, (lit.) stirring”
echui(w) n. “awakening”
ecthel n. “?point (of spear)”
-ed suf. “gerund”
ed- pref. “forth, out”
eden adj. “new, begun again”
Edhel n. “firstborn, eldest”
edhen adj. “first”
edinar n. “anniversary day”
edonna- v. “to beget”
edra- v. “to open”
edraenui adj. “?outside, bordering, outer”
edrein n. “*(outer) border”
êg n. “thorn”
-eg¹ suf. “diminutive/singular ending”
-eg² suf. “suffix for ordinal numbers”
eges n. “mouths”
egledhia- v. “to go into exile”
egledhron n. “exile”
eglenn adj. “exiled”
egnas n. “sharp point, peak”
eil- v. “to rain”
eilian(w) n. “rainbow, (lit.) sky-bridge”
eith n. “spear-point”
eithel n. “issue of water, spring, well, fountain”
el n. “star”
elanor n. “sun-star”
Eledh n. “Star-folk, Elf”
elf n. “friend”
elianw n. “rainbow, (lit.) sky-bridge” see eilian(w)
#ell n. “sky”
elw adj. “(pale) blue”
†emil n. “mother”
emlin n. “yellow bird, yellow hammer”
#-en suf. “adjective suffix”
enedh n. “centre, middle, core”
eneg num. card. “six”
ennin n. “Valian year”
ephel n. “outer fence”
Ephriw n. “December, *First-winter”
*er adj. “one, alone”
erceleb n. “*true-silver”
erch n. “prickle”
ercha- v. “to prick”
ereb adj. “isolated”
eredh n. “seed, germ”
ereg¹ n. “holly-tree”
ereg² adj. “first”
eregdos n. “holly, holly-tree”
eria- v. “to rise”
eriol adj. “single, alone”
ernil n. “prince”
eru n. “waste, desert”
ethir n. “mouth of a river”
ethuil n. “spring”
falas n. “beach, shore”
falf n. “foam, breaker”
faltha- v. “to foam”
fang n. “beard”
fanui adj. “cloudy”
far adj. and adv. “sufficient, enough, quite”
fara- v. “to hunt”
faras n. “hunting”
farf n. “?carpet”
farn adj. “enough”
#faron n. “hunter”
fast n. “shaggy hair”
faug adj. “thirsty”
faun n. “cloud”
faur n. “beach, shore”
fein adj. “white, radiant”
feir¹ n. “mortal man, mortal”
feir² adj. “right (hand)”
feira- v. “to suffice”
fela n. “cave”
feleg n. “(animal’s) horn; steep mountain peak”
fenn n. “threshold, door”
†fêr n. “beech-tree”
feredir n. “hunter”
fern n. and adj. “dead (of mortals)”
fervein adj. “northern”
fileg n. “small bird”
filigod n. “small bird” see fileg
finnel n. “(braided) hair”
firen adj. “human”
firith n. “autumn”
flaew adj. “sickly, sick, ill”
flinc n. “*finch”
fliw n. “sickness”
floss n. “whispering or rustling sound”
foeg adj. “mean, poor, bad”
foen adj. “radiant, white” see fein
forgam adj. “righthanded”
forn adj. “right or north”
forn(en) adj. “closed”
forod n. “north”
forodren adj. “northern”
forven n. “north”
fuia- v. “to feel disgust at, abhor”
fuilas n. “pipeweed”
fuin n. “night, dead of night”
gad- v. “to catch”
gador n. “prison, dungeon”
gae n. “dread”
gael adj. “pale, glimmering”
gaer adj. “dreadful”
gail adj. “bright, light”
gala- v. “to grow”
galad n. “light”
galadh n. “tree”
galas n. “growth, plant”
galenas n. “pipeweed”
galw n. “?increase, growth”
gammas n. “s-sign”
gamp n. “hook, claw”
gann(ad)a- [ng-] v. “to play a harp”
gannel [ng-] n. “harp”
gar- v. “to hold, have”
garaf [ng-] n. “wolf”
garn n. “‘own’, property”
garth n. “fort, fortress”
gartha- v. “to defend, keep”
gas n. “hole, gap”
gasdil n. “stopgap”
gath n. “cavern”
gathrod n. “cave”
gaud n. “device, contrivance, machine”
gaul [ng-] n. “wolfhowl”
gaur [ng-] n. “werewolf”
gaw n. “void”
gaw- [ng-] v. “to howl”
gawad [ng-] adj. “howling”
geil n. “star”
gell n. “joy, triumph, (?victory)”
gellam n. “jubilation”
gellui adj. “triumphant”
gem adj. “sickly”
gern adj. “worn, old, decrepit (of things)”
gildin n. “silver spark”
gilhof n. “dew, *(lit.) star-juice”
gilith n. “starlight, *region of the stars”
gir- v. “to shudder”
girith n. “shuddering, horror”
Girithron n. “December, *Shuddering-one”
glaer n. “long lay, narrative poem”
glaew n. “ointment, salve”
glair n. “*poem” see glaer
glaiw n. “salve” see glaew
glamm n. “shouting, confused noise; barbarous speech”
glamor n. “echo”
glamren adj. “echoing”
glan adj. “clear”
glas n. “joy” see glass
glass n. “joy, *happiness”
glaur n. “gold”
glavra- v. “to babble”
glavrol adj. “babbling”
glaw n. “radiance”
glawar n. “sunlight, radiance of Laurelin”
glî n. “honey”
glin- v. “to sing”
gling- v. “to hang, dangle”
glinn¹ n. “song, poem, lay”
glinn² n. “(pale) blue”
glir- v. “to sing, recite poem”
glîr n. “song, poem, lay”
gloriel adj. “golden”
gloss n. and adj. “snow, snow-white”
glûdh n. “soap”
go- pref. “together”
gobel n. “walled house or village, town”
gobennas n. “history”
gobennathren adj. “historical”
godrebh adv. “abreast; *together-through”
goe n. “dread” see gae
goer adj. “red, copper-coloured, ruddy”
golf n. “branch”
goll [ng-] adj. “wise”
gollor [ng-] n. “magician”
Golodh [ng-] n. “one of the wise folk, Gnome”
†golw [ng-] n. “lore”
golwen [ng-] adj. “wise, learned in deep arts”
-gon suf. “valour”
gonathra- v. “to entangle, enmesh”
gonathras n. “entanglement”
gond n. “rock” see gonn
gondrafn n. “hewn stone” see gondram
gondram n. “hewn stone”
#gondren adj. “*of stone”
gonn n. “rock, stone (as a material)”
gonod- v. “to count (up)”
goren adj. “dead (of elves)”
gorf n. “impetus, vigour”
gorgor [ng-] adj. “dreadful”
gorn adj. “impetuous”
goroth [ng-] n. “horror”
gost n. “dread, terror”
gosta- v. “to fear exceedingly”
#govad- v. “to meet”
gowest n. “contract, compact, treaty”
grau adj. “dark, swart”
grond n. “club”
groth n. “cave, tunnel”
gruin adj. “ruddy”
guir n. “eternity”
guireb adj. “eternal”
gûl [ng-] n. “magic”
gurth [ng-] n. “*death” see guruth
guru [ng-] n. “death (abstract)”
guruth [ng-] n. “death”
guruthos [ng-] n. “fear of death”
†gwa-¹ pref. “together” see go-
#gwa-² pref. “*away”
gwador n. “(sworn) brother, associate”
gwaeda- v. “to enfold”
gwaedh n. “bond, troth, compact, oath”
Gwaeron n. “March, *Windy-one”
gwaew n. “wind”
gwahae adj. “*far away”
gwaloth n. “blossom, collection of flowers”
gwanath n. “death (act of dying)”
gwann adj. “departed, dead”
gwanna- v. “to depart, die”
gwanod n. “tale, number”
gwanur n. “kinsman, kinswoman”
gwanw n. “death (act of dying)”
gwarth n. “betrayer”
gwass n. “stain”
gwastar n. “hummock”
gwath¹ n. “shade”
gwath² n. “stain”
gwatha- v. “to soil, stain”
gwathel n. “[sworn] sister, associate [f.]”
gwaun n. “goose”
gwaur adj. “soiled, dirty”
gwe n. “man, warrior”
gwedh n. “bond”
#gwedh- v. “to bind”
gweith n. “manhood; man-power, troop of able bodied men, host, regiment”
gwelw n. “air (as a substance)”
gwelwen n. “air, lower air”
gwend n. “bond, friendship”
gweneth n. “virginity”
gwenn n. “maiden”
gweria- v. “to betray”
gwest n. “oath”
gwesta- v. “to swear”
gwî n. “net, web”
gwilith n. “air (as a region)”
gwilwileth n. “butterfly”
gwîn¹ adj. “young”
gwîn² n. “evening”
gwind n. “pale blue”
gwing n. “spindrift, flying spray”
gwinna- v. “to fade”
Gwirith n. “April, *Freshness”
ha pron. “it”
hab- v. “to clothe”
habad n. “shoe”
had- v. “to hurl”
hadh- v. “sit”
†hâdh n. “*cleaver”
hador n. “thrower (of spears and darts)”
hadron n. “thrower (of spears and darts)”
hae adj. and adv. “*far”
haedh n. “heap, ‘piled mound’” see haudh
haen adj. and adv. “*far” see hae
haew n. “custom, habit”
haf- v. “to sit”
haglath n. “sling”
#hal- v. “to lift”
hâl n. “fish”
halath n. “skin, fell”
haldir n. “fur-hunter”
half n. “seashell”
hall¹ adj. “veiled, hidden, shadowed, shady”
hall² adj. “exalted, high”
haltha- v. “to screen”
ham n. “?chair” see hanw
hamma- v. “to clothe”
hammad n. “clothing”
hamp n. “garment”
hana pron. “it” see ha
?hand n. “seat”
handos n. “*understanding, intelligence” see hannas
hann adj. “intelligent”
hannas n. “understanding, intelligence”
hanw n. “?chair”
har- v. “to stand”
harad n. “south”
haradren adj. “southern”
harfen n. “*south-region”
hargam adj. “left-handed”
harn¹ adj. “southern”
harn² adj. “wounded”
harn³ n. “helmet”
harna- v. “to wound”
#hartha- v. “to hope”
harthad n. “hope”
harw n. “wound”
harwed adj. “left-handed”
hast n. “axe-stroke”
hasta- v. “to hack through”
hathel n. “broadsword-blade, axe-blade”
haudh n. “grave, tomb; (piled) mound, heap”
haust n. “bed”
he pron. “she”
hebel n. “?fence”
heir n. and adj. “left (hand)”
helch adj. “bitter cold”
hele n. “glass”
heledir(n) n. “kingsfisher, (lit.) fish-watcher”
heleg n. “ice”
heleth n. “fur, fur-coat”
helf n. “fur”
hell¹ adj. “naked”
hell² n. “frost”
heltha- v. “to strip”
hên n. “eye”
hen(e) pron. “she” see he
henia- v. “to understand”
heria- v. “to begin suddenly and vigorously”
heron n. “lord, master”
herth n. “household, troop”
herven n. “husband”
hervenn n. “husband” see herven
herves n. “wife”
hervess n. “wife” see herves
hethw adj. “foggy, obscure, vague”
him adv. and adj. “enduring, continually; steadfast, abiding”
hîr n. “master, lord”
hiril n. “lady”
hîth n. “mist”
Hithui n. “November, *Misty-one”
#hithui adj. “misty”
hithw n. “fog”
hiw adj. “sticky, viscous”
hmael n. and adj. “stain; stained”
hmâl n. “pollen, yellow powder”
hmalt n. “gold (as metal)” see malt
hmalw adj. “fallow, pale”
hmaw n. “soil, stain”
hniof n. “noose, snare”
ho pron. “he”
hobas n. “harbourage”
hoe adj. and adv. “*far” see hae
hon(o) pron. “he” see ho
horn adj. “driven under compulsion, impelled (to do something)”
hortha- v. “to urge on, speed”
host n. “gross (144)”
hoth n. “host, crowd; group plural”
hû n. “dog”
huan n. “hound”
hûb n. “haven, harbour, small landlocked bay”
hûd n. “assembly”
hûl n. “cry of encouragement in battle”
hûn n. “heart (physical)”
hûr n. “readiness for action, vigour, fiery spirit”
hwann n. “sponge, fungus” see chwann
i article. “the”
ia n. “gulf”
iaeth n. “neck”
iaew n. “mocking, scorn”
ial n. “?cry, shout”
ialla- v. “to call”
-ian(d) suf. “-land”
iant n. “yoke”
ianw n. “bridge”
iâr n. “blood”
iath prep. “across”
iathrad n. “crossing, ford”
iau¹ n. “corn”
iau² n. “ravine, cleft, gulf”
iaun n. “holy place, fane, sanctuary”
iaur adj. “ancient, old(en)”
idher n. “thoughtfulness”
idhren adj. “pondering, wise, thoughtful”
idhrin n. “year, *(lit.) year-circle”
-iel¹ suf. “daughter; feminine suffix”
#-iel² suf. “adjective suffix”
iell n. “daughter”
*-ien suf. “feminine ending”
iest n. “wish”
ifant adj. “aged, having lived long, (lit.) year-full”
Ifonneth n. “September, *Yavanna-ness”
-il suf. “feminine suffix” see -(r)il
im pron. “I”
imlad n. “dell, deep vale, glen”
imm n. “dell, deep vale”
#-in suf. “adjective suffix” see #-en
în n. “year”
-in¹ suf. “plural suffix”
inc n. “guess, idea, notion”
ind n. “inner thought, meaning, heart”
ingem adj. “old (in mortal sense), suffering from old age, decrepit, (lit.) year-sick”
ínias n. “annals”
inn n. “inner thought, meaning, heart” see ind
inw adj. and n. “female”
io adv. “ago”
iofog n. “fruit drink, cider”
#-(i)ol suf. “active participle; adjective suffix”
iolf n. “brand”
#-(i)on suf. “adjectival suffix”
-ion¹ suf. “son”
*-ion² suf. “-region, -land”
ionn n. “son”
iôr n. “course”
îr n. “*sexual desire”
ist n. “lore, knowledge”
ista- v. “to have knowledge”
istui adj. “learned”
Ithil n. “Moon”
ithil n. “Moria-silver, true-silver”
ithildin n. “*moon-star”
iuith n. “use”
iuitha- v. “to employ”
iûl n. “embers”
laden adj. “flat (and wide)” see lhaden
lalf n. “elm-tree”
lalven n. “elm-tree”
lasbelin n. “autumn” see lhasbelin
laudh n. “licking up (food or drink), gluttonous eating”
lebethras n. “Gondorian tree”
#ledh- v. “*to go, fare, travel”
leithia- v. “to release” see lheithia-
leithian n. “release from bondage” see lheithian
lembas n. “waybread”
#lhad n. “plain”
lhaden adj. “flat (and wide); open, cleared”
lhae n. “great number”
lhaeg adj. “keen, sharp, acute”
lhaer n. “long lay” see glaer
lhaes n. “babe”
lhaew adj. “frequent, many”
lhagr adj. “swift, rapid”
lhain adj. “free(d)”
lhalorn n. “elm-tree”
lhalwen n. “elm-tree” see lalven
lham(b) n. “tongue”
lhanc n. “throat”
lhand n. “open space, level”
lhang n. “cutlass, sword”
lhann adj. and n. “wide; shire”
lhant n. “clearing in the forest”
lhasbelin n. “leaf-fall, autumn”
lhass n. “leaf”
lhath n. “thong of (?leather)”
lhathr(ad)a- v. “to listen in, eavesdrop”
lhathron n. “hearer, listener, eavesdropper”
lhaug adj. “warm”
#lhav- v. “to lick”
lhaw n. “ears (of one person)” see lhewig
lhaws n. “ringlet”
lhebed n. “finger”
lheben num. card. “five”
lheithia- v. “to release, set free”
lheithian n. “release from bondage, release, freeing”
lhend adj. “tuneful, sweet”
lhethril n. “hearer, listener, eavesdropper (f.)”
lhevnar n. “week”
lhewig n. “ear”
lhim n. “fish”
lhimlug n. “fish-dragon, sea-serpent”
lhimmid(a)- v. “to moisten”
lhimp adj. “wet”
lhîn n. “pool”
lhinn n. “air, tune”
lhîr¹ n. “row”
lhîr² n. “song, poem, lay” see glîr
lhoch n. “ringlet”
lhoda- v. “to float”
lhoeb adj. “fresh”
lhoeg adj. “keen” see lhaeg
lhoer n.
lhom adj. “weary”
lhong adj. “heavy”
lhonn n. “(narrow) path, strait, pass”
lhorn¹ n. “haven, quiet water, anchorage, harbour”
lhorn² adj. “asleep”
lhoss n. “wilderness”
lhost adj. “empty”
lhoth n. “flower(s)”
lhothod n. “single flower”
lhû n. “time, occasion”
lhûg n. “dragon”
lhum n. “shade”
lhumren n. “shady”
lhûn adj. “blue”
lhunt n. “boat”
lhûr n. “slumber”
lhûth n. “spell, charm”
lhûtha- v. “to enchant”
lim adj. “*swift”
-lim suf. “group plural” see -rim
liss n. “soft”
lith n. “sand”
lithui adj. “ash[en]”
#lo n. “flood”
lobor n. “horse”
loer n. “summer”
lonn n. “path” see lhonn
lorn n. “haven” see lhorn¹
lothren adj. “wild, waste”
Lothron n. “May, *Flower-ness”
#luithia- v. “to quench”
mab n. “grasp”
mad- v. “to eat”
mada adj. “soft, pliant, yielding”
madhias n. “softness, pliancy”
maen adj. “skilled, clever”
maenas n. “craft, handicraft, art”
maer adj. “useful, fit, good (of things)”
maeth n. “battle, fight”
maetha- v. “to fight”
maethon n. “sword”
maethor n. “warrior”
maew n. “gull”
magol n. “sword”
mai adv. “well”
maidh adj. “pale, fallow, fawn [light yellowish tan colour]”
malen adj. “yellow”
mallen adj. “of gold”
mallorn n. “gold tree”
malt n. “gold (as metal)”
malthen adj. “of gold”
mân n. “departed spirit”
manadh n. “doom, final end, fate, fortune; final bliss”
mann n. “food”
marlas n. “pipeweed”
matha- v. “to stroke, feel, handle”
maur n. “gloom”
mauth ? “[unglossed]”
megil n. “sword” see magol
megli n. “bear, (lit.) honey-eater”
meglin adj. “*bear-like”
meglivorn n. “blackbear”
mela- v. “to love”
melch adj. “greedy”
meldir n. “friend [m.]”
meldis n. “friend (f.)”
meleth n. “love”
melethril n. “lover (f.)”
melethron n. “lover (m.)”
mell adj. “dear”
mellon n. “friend”
men¹ pron. “*us”
men² n. “*place”
#menel n. “*the heavens”
ment n. “point”
#menwed ? “[unglossed]”
merilin(n) n. “nightingale”
mesc adj. “wet” see mesg
mesg adj. “wet”
meth n. “end”
methen adj. “end, final”
mid adj. “grey”
mîdh n. “dew”
mîl n. “love, affection”
milui adj. “friendly, loving, kind”
min num. card. “one”
mindon n. “tower, isolated hill (especially a hill with a watchtower)”
minei adj. “single, distinct, unique”
minna- v. “to enter”
minnas n. “tower”
mîr n. “jewel, precious thing, treasure”
mist n. “error, wandering”
mista- v. “to stray about”
mistrad n. “straying, error”
mith¹ adj. “grey”
mith² n. “white fog, wet mist”
mithren adj. “small”
mithril n. “*true-silver”
mívi n. “v derived from m”
mîw adj. “small, tiny, frail”
moe adj. “soft, pliant”
moeas n. “dough”
moed adj. “handy, skilled”
moel n. “lust”
moelui adj. “lustful”
†môr adj. “black”
morgul n. “sorcery”
morn adj. “black”
mû interj. “no”
muda- v. “to labour, toil”
muin¹ adj. “dear”
†muin² adj. “secret”
muindor n. “brother”
muinthel n. “sister”
mûl n. “slave, thrall”
na prep. “with, by; of”
nad n. “thing”
nadhor n. “pasture”
nadhras n. “pasture”
nae interj. “alas”
naeg n. “pain”
naes n. “tooth”
naeth n. “biting, gnashing of teeth”
naew n. “jaw”
nag- v. “to bite”
#nagol n. “tooth”
naith n. “gore”
nan prep. “of” see na
nana n. “mother (hypocoristic), *mommy”
naneth n. “mother”
nann n. “wide grassland”
nâr n. “rat”
†nara- v. “to tell”
Narbeleth n. “October”
narch adj. “*bitter-biting”
narcha- v. “to rend”
nardh n. “knot”
narn n. “tale, saga”
nartha- v. “to kindle”
naru adj. “red”
nass n. “point, (sharp) end; angle, corner”
nasta- v. “to prick, point, stick, thrust”
nath n. “web”
nathron n. “weaver, webster”
naud adj. “bound”
naug n. “Dwarf”
naugla n. “*Dwarf” see naugol
naugol (naugl-) n. “Dwarf (diminutive)”
naur n. “flame”
nauth n. “thought”
nautha- v. “to conceive”
naw n. “idea”
Nawag n. “Dwarf”
#ne- pref. “in”
neder num. card. “nine”
nedh- pref. “mid-”
nedhw n. “bolster, cushion”
neðw adj. “scarred, bruised”
nef n. “bolster, cushion” see nedhw
negra- v. “to pain”
nel- pref. “tri-”
nêl n. “tooth”
neled num. card. “three” see neledh
neledh num. card. “three”
#neledh- v. “*to go in, enter”
neleg n. “tooth”
nell n. “bell”
nella- v. “to sound (of bells)”
nelladel n. “ringing of bells”
nelthil n. “triangle”
nem n. “nose”
nen n. “water”
nenn adj. “watery”
Nenneth n. “February, *Watery”
nenui adj. “wet”
Nerwinien n. “January”
nest n. “?heart, core”
nesta n. “?heart, core” see nest
#nesta- v. “to heal”
nestad n. “healing”
#nestag- v. “to insert, stick in”
neth adj. “young”
nethra n. “?heart, core” see nest
nîd adj. “damp, wet; tearful”
nîdh n. “honeycomb”
nîð adj. “hurt, bruised”
nîf n. “front, face”
nifred n. “pallor, fear”
nifredil n. “(green) snowdrop; *(lit.) pale point”
nimmid(a)- v. “to whiten”
nimp (nim-) adj. “pale”
nimred n. “pallor” see nifred
nîn n. “tear”
niniel adj. “tearful”
nínim n. “snowdrop”
ninn adj. “slender”
nínui adj. “*tearful”
nîr n. “tear, weeping”
nírnaeth n. “lamentation”
nith ? “[unglossed]”
níth ? “[unglossed]”
nîth n. “youth”
nithrad ? “[unglossed]”
no prep. “under”
nô n. “thigh”
#nod-¹ v. “to count”
nod-² v. “to tie”
noen adj. “wise, sensible”
noer adj. “sad, lamentable”
nor- v. “*to run”
nordh adj. “cord”
norn adj. “twisted, knotted, crabbed, contorted”
noroth n. “giant”
Nórui n. “June, *Fiery”
noss n. “clan, family, ‘house’”
nud- v. “*to tie” see nod-²
nûd n. “bond”
nûr¹ n. “race”
nûr² adj. “deep”
†nœdia- v. “to count”
o¹ prep. “from, of”
o² prep. “about, concerning”
#-od suf. “singular suffix”
odhril n. “parent (f.)”
odhron n. “parent”
odog num. card. “seven”
oear n. “sea” see oer
oeg adj. “sharp, pointed, piercing”
oegas n. “mountain peak”
oeglir n. “range of mountain peaks”
oel n. “pool, lake”
oer n. “sea”
oeruil n. “seaweed”
*Ogod n. “Ent”
ôl n. “dream”
oll n. “torrent, mountain-stream”
oltha- v. “to dream”
-on¹ suf. “masculine suffix”
#-on² suf. “agental suffix” see #-(r)on
ongol n. “stench”
onna- v. “?to beget, make born”
#-or suf. “agental suffix”
or prep. “above”
orch n. “goblin”
orchal adj. “superior, eminent, lofty”
orchall adj. “superior, eminent” see orchal
orchel adj. “superior, eminent, lofty” see orchal
orn n. “tree”
orod n. “mountain”
ortha- v. “to raise”
orthannen adj. “raised”
orthel- v. “to roof, screen above”
orthelian n. “canopy”
#orthor- v. “to master, conquer”
#-os suf. “abstract noun”
os- pref. “about”
#osgar- v. “to cut round, amputate”
osp n. “smoke”
ossrond n. “*underground city, fortress” see othrond
ost n. “city, town (with wall round)”
ostrad n. “street”
othlon n. “paved way”
othrond n. “underground city, fortress”
ovor adj. “abundant”
ovra- v. “to abound”
ovras n. “crowd, heap”
#pâd n. “?way”
palath¹ n. “surface”
palath² n. “iris”
palw n. “agony”
pân n. “plank, fixed board (especially in a floor)”
panas n. “floor”
pann¹ adj. “wide”
pann² n. “courtyard”
panna- v. “to open, enlarge”
#pannad(a)- v. “to fill”
pant adj. “full”
parch adj. “dry”
parf n. “book”
path adj. “smooth”
pathra- v. “to fill”
pathred n. “fullness”
pathw n. “level place, sward”
paur n. “fist”
paw n. “sickness”
ped- v. “to speak”
peg n. “dot, small spot”
peich n. “juice, syrup”
pêl n. “fenced field”
pelhes n. “*pivot” see pelthaes
pelia- v. “to spread”
#pelin n. “*fading”
pelthaes n. “pivot”
pendrad n. “passage up or down slope, stairway” see pendrath
pendrath n. “passage up or down slope, stairway”
penedh n. “Elf”
peng n. “bow (for shooting)”
penia- v. “to fix, set”
penn¹ n. “declivity”
penn² n. “Elf”
pennas n. “history”
penninar n. “full year (last day of year)”
pent n. “tale, story”
#per- pref. “half”
Perian n. “Halfling”
perin adj. “half”
pessa- v. “to affect, concern”
pesseg n. “pillow”
peth n. “word”
pethron n. “narrator, reciter, minstrel”
pichen adj. “juicy”
pigen adj. “tiny”
pôd n. “animal’s foot”
†poen n. “small gull, petrel”
porannin ? see porennin
porennin ? “[unglossed]”
post n. “pause, halt, rest, cessation, respite”
presta- v. “to affect, trouble, disturb”
prestannen adj. “affected (of vowels), mutated”
prestanneth n. “affection (of vowels), mutation”
puia- v. “to spit”
puig adj. “clean, tidy, neat”
râd n. “path, track”
rada- v. “to make a way, find a way”
ram(m)as n. “*great wall”
rant n. “lode, vein”
rath n. “course, river-bed”
#-ren suf. “adjective suffix”
rewinion n. “of the hunters”
rhaen adj. “crooked”
rhaew n. “fathom”
rhafn n. “wing (horn), extended point at side”
rhain¹ n. “border”
rhain² adj. “free”
rham n. “wall”
Rhân n. “Moon”
rhanc n. “arm”
#rhand n. “cycle”
rhandir n. “wanderer, pilgrim”
rhas n. “horn [of both animals and mountains]”
rhasg n. “horn”
rhass n. “precipice”
rhaud n. “metal”
rhaudh adj. “hollow, cavernous”
rhaug n. “demon”
rhaun adj. “errant”
rhaw¹ adj. and n. “wild, untamed”
rhaw² n. “bank (especially of a river)”
rhaw³ n. “lion”
#rhedh- v. “to sow”
rhein n. “slot, spoor, track, footprint”
rhem adj. “frequent, numerous”
rhenia-¹ v. “to stray, wander”
rhenia-² v. “to fly, sail”
rhenn adj. “circular”
rhess n. “ravine” see rhis
rhest n. “cut”
rhî n. “crown”
rhib- v. “to flow like a (?torrent)”
rhien n. “(crowned) lady”
rhîf n. “brink, brim”
rhim¹ n. “crowd, host”
rhim² n. “cold pool or lake (in mountains)”
rhimma- v. “to flow like a (?torrent)” see rhib-
rhîn adj. “crowned”
rhinc n. “twitch, jerk, trick, sudden move”
rhing adj. “cold”
rhingorn n. “circle”
rhinn n. “circle”
rhîs n. “queen”
rhis n. “ravine”
rhista- v. “to cut”
rhitha- v. “to jerk, twitch, snatch”
rhíw n. “winter”
rhoeg adj. “wrong”
rhofal n. “pinion, great wing (of an eagle)”
rhofan n. “wilderness”
rhom n. “horn, trumpet”
rhomru n. “sound of horns”
rhonn n. “roof, cave”
rhosc adj. “russet, brown”
rhoss¹ n. “rain”
†rhoss² n. “polished metal”
†rhû n. “loud sound, trumpet-sound”
†rhufen adj. “east”
rhuin n. “fire”
rhui(w) n. “hunt, hunting”
rhûn n. “east, eastern; †rising”
rhŷn n. “chaser, hound of chase”
rîdh n. “‘sown’, sown field, acre”
-(r)il suf. “feminine agent”
-rim suf. “group plural”
#-rin suf. “adjective suffix” see #-ren
rista- v. “to rend, rip”
roch n. “(swift) horse”
romloth n. “pipeweed”
#-(r)on suf. “agental suffix”
rond n. “cave” see rhonn
rosta- v. “to hollow out, excavate”
roth n. “cave, tunnel” see groth
*sad n. “*place”
saer adj. “bitter”
saew n. “poison”
#sail adj. “wise”
salab n. “herb”
salff n. “broth”
sarn n. and adj. “stone as a material”
sarnas n. “cairn”
sautha- v. “to drain”
saw n. “juice”
sein adj. “new”
†sell n. “girl, maid”
seth adj. “first, forth”
sîdh n. “peace”
sigil n. “dagger, knife”
silef adj. “silver, shining white”
†silif n. “light of Silpion, †silver”
silith n. “light of Silpion, †silver”
siniath n. “news, tidings”
sinnarn n. “novel tale”
sîr n. “river”
siria- v. “to flow”
#sog- v. “to drink”
solch n. “root (especially as edible)”
sûl n. “goblet”
sûth n. “draught”
tachol n. “brooch, clasp, pin”
tâd num. card. “two”
tadol adj. “double”
taen¹ n. “height, summit of high mountain”
taen² adj. “long (and thin)”
taer adj. “straight”
taes n. “nail”
taetha- v. “to fasten, tie”
taew n. “holder, socket, hasp, clasp, staple”
tâl n. “foot; (lower) end”
talad n. “incline, slope”
talaf n. “ground, floor”
talagand n. “harper”
talan n. “flet”
talt adj. “slipping, falling, insecure”
tamma- v. “to knock”
#tân n. “builder, smith”
tanc adj. “firm”
tang n. “bowstring”
tangad(a)- v. “to make firm, confirm, establish”
tara adj. “tough, stiff”
tarag n. “horn; steep mountain peak”
tarias n. “stiffness, toughness, difficulty”
tarlanc adj. “stiff-necked, obstinate”
tass n. “labour, task”
tathor n. “willow-tree”
tathren adj. “of willow”
taur¹ n. “forest, great wood”
taur² adj. “vast, mighty, overwhelming, awful, huge; high, sublime”
†taur³ n. “king (of a whole tribe)”
taus n. “thatch”
tavor n. “woodpecker, knocker”
taw adj. “of wool, woollen”
tawar n. “wood (material), *forest”
tawaren adj. “wooden”
tê n. “line, way”
tegol n. “pen”
teilia- v. “to play” see telia-
teith n. “mark, stroke”
teitha- v. “to write, draw”
telch n. “stem”
tele n. “end, rear, hindmost part”
telia- v. “to play”
telien n. “sport, play”
tellen n. “sole of foot”
telu n. “dome, high roof”
telwen ? “[unglossed]”
terch n. “lair, hole”
tess n. “fine pierced hole”
tew n. “letter”
#-th suf. “abstract noun”
thafn n. “post, wooden pillar”
thala adj. “stalwart, steady, firm”
thalion n. “hero, dauntless man”
tham n. “hall”
thamas n. “great hall”
thanc adj. and n. “cleft, split”
thang n. “compulsion, duress, need, oppression”
thann adj. “firm, true, abiding”
#thar prep. and pref. “across, beyond”
thâr n. “stiff grass”
tharas n. “hassock, footstool”
tharn adj. “sapless, stiff, rigid, withered”
thaun n. “pine-tree”
thavron n. “carpenter, wright, builder”
thaw adj. “corrupt, rotten”
thêl n. “sister”
thela n. “point (of spear)”
#then pron. “this”
thent adj. “short”
thia- v. “to appear, seem”
thilevril n. “*true-silver”
thilia- v. “to glisten”
thilim adj. “gleaming”
†thîn n. “evening”
thinn adj. “grey, pale”
thinna- v. “to fade, *(lit.) become grey”
thinnas n. “shortness, shortening”
thîr n. “look, face, expression, countenance”
thlê n. “fine thread, spider filament”
thlein adj. “lean, thin, meagre”
thling n. “spider, spider’s web, cobweb”
thlingril n. “spider”
thlinn adj. “fine, slender”
thond n. “friend”
thonn n. “base, root, root-word”
thonnas n. “base, root, root-word”
thôr¹ adj. “swooping, leaping down”
thôr² n. “eagle” see thoron
thora- v. “to fence”
thoren adj. “*fenced”
thórod n. “torrent”
thoron n. “eagle”
thost n. “smell”
thosta- v. “to stink”
thrib- v. “to scratch”
thross n. “whispering or rustling sound”
thû n. “stench”
thuia- v. “to breathe”
thûl n. “breath”
tî n. “line, row”
*tilias n. “?mountain range”
till n. “horn”
tinc n. “metal”
tinna- v. “to glint”
tinnu n. “(starry) twilight, dusk, early night (without moon)”
tint n. “spark”
tinw n. “spark, small star”
tir- v. “to watch”
tîr adj. “straight, right”
tiria- v. “to watch”
#tirion n. “tower”
tirith n. “watch, guard”
#tirnen adj. “guarded”
tithen adj. “little, tiny”
tîw n. “letter” see tew
tiwdi n. “alphabet”
tlaud adj. “sloping” see aclod
toba- v. “to cover, roof over”
tobas n. “roofing, roof”
tofn adj. “lowlying, deep, low”
tog- v. “to bring”
#tol- v. “to come”
tol n. “island, isle” see toll
toll n. “island, isle”
tolog adj. “stalwart, trusty”
toloth num. card. “eight”
toltha- v. “to fetch”
tong adj. “taut, tight; resonant (of strings)”
tonn adj. “tall”
†tôr n. “brother”
tortha- v. “to wield, control”
toss n. “bush, low-growing tree”
trasta- v. “to harass, trouble”
tre- pref. “through”
trenar- v. “to recount, tell to the end”
trenarn n. “account, tale”
#trevad- v. “to traverse”
trî prep. “through”
trîw adj. “fine, very slender”
tû n. “muscle, sinew; vigour, physical strength”
tûg adj. “thick, fat”
tui n. “sprout, bud”
tuia- v. “to sprout, spring; to swell”
tuilinn n. “swallow, (lit.) spring-singer”
tulu n. “support, prop”
tulus n. “poplar-tree”
tum n. “(deep) valley”
tump n. “hump”
tunn n. “hill, mound”
tûr n. “mastery, victory”
ú- pref. “un, bad-”
úan n. “monster”
uanui adj. “monstrous”
ubed n. “denial”
#-ui suf. “adjective suffix”
ui- pref. “twi-”
ui¹ adv. “ever”
ui² n. “envelope”
uial n. “twilight”
uil n. “seaweed”
uilw n. “embers”
uir n. “eternity”
uireb adj. “eternal”
ul- pref. “*ugly”
ûl n. “odour”
uluithiad adj. “unquenchable”
ulun n. “monster, deformed and hideous creature”
ûn¹ n. “creature”
ûn² n. “howl; groan”
ûn³ n. “idea, thought”
ungol n. “spider”
ûr¹ n. “fire”
ûr² adj. “wide”
Úrui n. “August, *Hot-one”
uvan pron. “*noone, nobody”
-we suf. “masculine suffix”