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Q. Anarya n. “Sunday, (lit.) Sun-day” (Category: Sunday)

Q. Anarya, n. “Sunday, (lit.) Sun-day” (Category: Sunday)

The Quenya word for “Sunday”, an adjectival form of Anar “Sun” and second day of the Elvish six-day week enquië (LotR/1110; PM/133).

Conceptual Development: Notes from the 1910s had a variety of earlier words for “Sunday” taken from seven-day and 14-day reckonings: ᴱQ. Poldórien, ᴱQ. Manwisan, ᴱQ. Kémisan, and {ᴱQ. Taimósi >>} ᴱQ. Súlisan; see those entries for discussion.

Reference ✧ LotR/1110 ✧ “second day of the Eldarin six-day week”

Related

Elements

Anar “Sun”
-ya¹ “adjective suffix”

Cognates


ᴹQ. Anarya n. “Sunday, (lit.) Sun-day” (Category: Sunday)

See Q. Anarya for discussion.

References ✧ PM/130, 133

Glosses

Cognates


ᴱQ. Kémisan n. “Sunday” (Category: Sunday)

Name of the second Sunday in the Valinorean fortnight (PE14/22), a combination of the name of the goddess Kémi and sana “day”.

Reference ✧ PE14/22 ✧ Kēmisan “Sunday”

Elements

Kémi “Earth-lady, Mother Earth”
sana “day (24 hours)”

ᴱQ. Manwisan n. “Sunday” (Category: Sunday)

Name of the first Sunday in the Valinorean fortnight (PE14/22), a combination of the name of the god Manwe and sana “day”.

Reference ✧ PE14/22 ✧ “Sunday”

Elements

Manwe
sana “day (24 hours)”

ᴱQ. Poldórien n. “Sunday” (Category: Sunday)

Name of Sunday in the seven-day week of the Elves (otsola) in an early word list (PE14/21). The day was related to manhood and strength, and was probably derived from poldor “strength”.

Reference ✧ PE14/21 ✧ Poldōrien “Sunday”

Related

Elements

poldor “physical strength; might”

ᴱQ. Súlisan n. “Sunday” (Category: Sunday)

Alternate of the first Sunday in the Valinorean fortnight (PE14/22), a combination of súlime “wind” and sana “day”, replacing rejected Taimósi (probably from taime “sky”).

Reference ✧ PE14/22 ✧ Sūlisan “Sunday”

Elements

súlime “wind”
sana “day (24 hours)”

ᴱQ. Taimósi n.

See ᴱQ. Súlisan for discussion.

Reference ✧ PE14/22 ✧ Taimōsi

Changes

Elements

taime “sky”