Quenya Antonyms

This is a full alphabetical index of all the 508 Quenya words in the currently loaded dictionary that have a link to one or more antonyms, i.e. words with the opposite meaning.

Antonyms come in pairs, and their relationship is mutual: if A is the opposite of B, then B is the opposite of A. Hence, each word in this list will appear at least twice: once on the left of the “→”, and once or more on the right of it. The pairing may not always make sense at first glance, because the list below only shows the primary gloss for each word, while the opposition in meaning may be for a secondary gloss.


A

aina- (vt.) (hallow) → húta-/hút- (curse), nai·quet- (curse)

aina² (aj.) (holy) → alairë (unholy)

airë¹ (aj.) (holy) → alairë (unholy)

aireä (aj.) (holy (applied to persons)) → alairë (unholy)

ala-¹ (v.) (plant) → hesta- (wither)

alacénima (aj.) (invisible) → aþ·cenë (visible), aþ·cénima (visible), cénima (visible)

alafasta (aj.) (tidy) → fasseä (shaggy), rúcina (confused)

alahasta (aj.) (unmarred) → hastaina (marred)

ala·hastima (aj.) (incorruptable) → hastaina (marred)

alaica (aj.) (blunt) → laica² (keen), maica (sharp), mixa¹ (sharp-pointed), ne(rc,x)a (sharp), tereva (fine)

alairë (aj.) (unholy) → aina² (holy), airë¹ (holy), aireä (holy (applied to persons))

ala·lunga (aj.) (light) → lungo/lungu (heavy)

alamára (aj.) (no-good) → mára (good)

alamirwa (aj.) (cheap) → mirwa (precious)

alanancárima (aj.) (indestructible) → nancárima (destructible)

(a)larca¹ (aj.) (swift) → lenca (slow), taira (slow)

alasaila (aj.) (unwise) → saila (wise)

alasatya (aj.) (common) → henca (rare (as opposite of dense))

al·aþië (n.) (discomfort) → aþië (ease), tiutalë (confirmation)

alassë (n.) (happiness) → nairë (sorrow)

alasseä (aj.) (joyful) → colonda (burdened), naireä (sorrowful)

ala·véla (aj.) (different) → oveä ((con) similar), váveä ((con) similar), véla (alike)

alcarvalda (aj.) (honourable) → úlaitima (disgraceful)

aleldarin (aj.) (unelvish) → eldarin (of the Eldar)

aleldarinwa (aj.) (unElvish) → eldarin (of the Eldar)

alima (aj.) (fair) → urra (bad)

alimya (aj.) (different) → imya (same)

allan (av.) (never) → vorë (always), voro (ever)

allumë (av.) (never) → vorë (always), voro (ever)

almelóra (aj.) (unfortunate) → herenya (fortunate)

aluvar (av.) (never) → vorë (always), voro (ever)

alwara (aj.) (useless) → yuhtaima (useful)

alya (aj.) (fair) → urra (bad)

alya- (vt.) (cause to prosper) → húta-/hút- (curse), nai·quet- (curse), (n)ungwar (undermine)

ama (av.) (up) → taltë (down), undu (down)

amba (aj.) (more) → undo/undu (less)

amba (av.) (up(wards)) → taltë (down), undu (down)

ambarónë (n.) (dawn) → lómë (night), usquë (dusk)

ambë (av.) (more) → undë (less)

ampana- (vt.) (build) → fehta- (destroy), nan·car- (undo)

ampanóta- (vt.) (build) → fehta- (destroy), nan·car- (undo)

anda (aj.) (long) → areä (close), loica (failing), þen(n,t)a (short)

andúnë (n.) (sunset) → hrómë(n) (east), órë² (rising), rómë(n) (east)

anqua (aj.) (opposite) → imya (same)

anta- (v.) (give) → cav- (receive), lep- (take [with fingers]), mapa- (grasp), nap- (take (hold)), ñet- (get)

antaitë (aj.) (generous) → hepítë (ungenerous)

anwa (aj.) (true) → laitë (false)

apanta-/apant- (vt.) (open) → cuv-¹ (conceal), halya- (veil)

apta- (vt.) (refuse) → lav-¹ (yield)

arca (aj.) (narrow) → landa (wide), palan (far), palda (wide), panta (open), yána (wide), yonda² (wide)

arë (av.) (beside) → palan (far)

arë (n.) (day) → (night), mórë/móri- (blackness), núrë² (night)

areä (aj.) (close) → anda (long), haira (remote), palan (far)

arimaitë (aj.) (skillful) → úmaitë (clumsy(-handed))

arinya (aj.) (morning) → telwa (late)

aþ·cenë (aj.) (visible) → alacénima (invisible), ú·cénima (invisible)

aþ·cénima (aj.) (visible) → alacénima (invisible), ú·cénima (invisible)

aþië (n.) (ease) → al·aþië (discomfort)

auca (aj.) (foolish) → istima (wise (in sense knowing very much)), ñóla (wise), saila (wise)

auqua (aj.) (awkward) → finwa (clever)

aurë (n.) (day (as opposed to night)) → lómë (night)

aureä (aj.) (sunny) → hiþwa (grey [of weather])

aurië (n.) (wealth [in possessions]) → penyalë (poverty)

auta-¹/aut- (v.) (go (away)) → et·tul- (come forth), ser- (rest), tul- (come)

ava-¹ (vt.) (refuse) → lav-¹ (yield)

avacen- (vt.) (unsee) → en·yal- (recall), ren- (remember)

C

caimasseä (aj.) (bedridden) → máleä (healthy)

caimenya (aj.) (horizontal) → tarmenya (vertical)

cainen (cd.) (ten) → caista (fr.) (one tenth), cast (fr.) (one tenth)

caista (fr.) (one tenth) → cainen (cd.) (ten), queän (cd.) (ten)

calima (aj.) (bright) → úcalima (dim)

calina (aj.) (light) → hiþwa (grey [of weather])

cana (pp.) (behind) → opo (before)

cána (av.) (backward) → ompa (forward), póna (forward)

ca(na)sta (fr.) (one fourth) → canta (cd.) (four)

cansat (fr.) (one fourth) → canta (cd.) (four)

canta (cd.) (four) → ca(na)sta (fr.) (one fourth), cansat (fr.) (one fourth)

capta- (vt.) (make spring) → comya- (collect), hosta- (gather (hastily together))

carasta- (vt.) (build) → fehta- (destroy), nan·car- (undo)

cárima (aj.) (feasible) → lacárima (not feasible)

carnë (aj.) (red) → laica¹ (green)

casar (n.) (Dwarf) → norþa (giant)

cast (fr.) (one tenth) → cainen (cd.) (ten), queän (cd.) (ten)

cas(ta) (av.) (to(wards) the top) → nunna (downwards)

casteä² (aj.) (top (with added sense of prominent, chief)) → taldeä (bottom)

ca(ta)¹ (pp.) (behind) → opo (before)

cav- (vt.) (receive) → anta- (give)

cénima (aj.) (visible) → alacénima (invisible), ú·cénima (invisible)

ceþyareä (aj.) (interesting) → sapsarrima (boring)

cilta- (vt.) (divide) → limya- (link), sampan- (combine), yanta-² (join)

cirihta- (vt.) (reap) → rer- (sow)

coina (aj.) (alive) → firin (dead (by natural cause)), qualin (dead), vanwa (gone)

coiva (aj.) (lively) → lorna (asleep)

cólima (aj.) (bearable) → lungo/lungu (heavy)

colonda (aj.) (burdened) → alasseä (joyful)

comya- (vt.) (collect) → capta- (make spring), vinta-/vint- (scatter)

cotto (n.) (enemy) → málo (friend), meldë (friend (f.)), meldo (friend), nildë (friend [f.]), nildo (friend [m.]), nilmo (friend), sermë (friend [f.]), sermo (friend), seron (friend)

cotumo (n.) (enemy) → málo (friend), meldë (friend (f.)), meldo (friend), nildë (friend [f.]), nildo (friend [m.]), nilmo (friend), sermë (friend [f.]), sermo (friend), seron (friend)

cuiva (aj.) (awake) → lorna (asleep)

culuina (aj.) (orange (coloured)) → luinë (blue)

cumna (aj.) (empty) → qua(na) (complete), quanta (full)

cúna (aj.) (bent) → téna (straight), téra (straight)

cuv-¹ (vt.) (conceal) → apanta-/apant- (open)

E

ec·col- (vt.) (export) → mi·col- (import)

ef- (vt.) (emerge (especially from water)) → suv- (sink (esp. in water))

eldarin (aj.) (of the Eldar) → aleldarin (unelvish), aleldarinwa (unElvish)

enquë (cd.) (six) → enquesta (fr.) (one sixth)

enquesta (fr.) (one sixth) → enquë (cd.) (six)

enwina (aj.) (old) → nessa (young), vinya (young)

en·yal- (vt.) (recall) → avacen- (unsee)

equetima (aj.) (eloquent) → úpahteä (speechless)

eritë (aj.) (singular) → linitë (plural), yuitë (dual)

estel (n.) (hope) → necestel (hopelessness)

et (pp.) (out (of)) → imi (in), mi (in), mina (into), se (at)

etsë (n.) (outside) → (i)missë (inside), mitië (interior)

etsen- (vt.) (let loose) → ren- (remember)

et·tul- (vt.) (come forth) → auta-¹/aut- (go (away)), nan·nem- (disappear)

etwen (n.) (exit) → mitwen (entrance)

F

faina (aj.) (white) → morë (dark), morna (black)

fán(a,e) (aj.) (white) → morë (dark), morna (black)

fanya (aj.) (white) → morë (dark), morna (black)

fasseä (aj.) (shaggy) → alafasta (tidy)

fehta- (vt.) (destroy) → ampana- (build), ampanóta- (build), carasta- (build), onta- (beget)

fimbë (aj.) (slender) → hlumba (pudgy)

finca (aj.) (clever (in petty ways)) → lamanwa (animal-like)

finwa (aj.) (clever) → auqua (awkward), úmaitë (clumsy(-handed))

finya (aj.) (clever) → lamanwa (animal-like)

firin (aj.) (dead (by natural cause)) → coina (alive)

formen (n.) (north) → harmen (south), hyarmen (south)

forya (aj.) (right (hand)) → hyarya (left (hand))

H

haira (aj.) (remote) → areä (close)

halya- (vt.) (veil) → apanta-/apant- (open)

handa (aj.) (understanding) → lamanwa (animal-like), úhandeä (witless)

handë (n.) (knowledge) → laista (ignorance)

hanquenta (n.) (answer) → maquetta (question)

han·quet- (vt.) (answer) → ma·quet- (ask)

harmen (n.) (south) → formen (north), tormen (north)

hastaina (aj.) (marred) → alahasta (unmarred), ala·hastima (incorruptable)

hauta-/haut- (vi.) (cease) → men- (go)

hel- (vt.) (freeze (of water)) → tiqu- (melt)

helca (aj.) (icy) → úrin ((blazing) hot), úruva (fiery)

helda (aj.) (naked) → vaina² (clad)

henca (aj.) (rare (as opposite of dense)) → alasatya (common), osáma (common), sitina (habitual), úmeä (abundant)

hepítë (aj.) (ungenerous) → antaitë (generous)

herenya (aj.) (fortunate) → almelóra (unfortunate)

hesta- (vi.) (wither) → ala-¹ (plant), lauya- (flourish (green))

hinis(se) (av.) (here (by us)) → sanas(se) (there (previously mentioned)), tanas(se) (there)

hir- (vt.) (find) → rov- (lose)

hissë (av.) (here (by us)) → sassë (there (previously mentioned)), tás,tassë (there)

hiþwa (aj.) (grey [of weather]) → aureä (sunny), calina (light)

hlaiwa (aj.) (sick) → máleä (healthy)

hlumba (aj.) (pudgy) → fimbë (slender), lelya¹ (delicate), nindë (slender), teren (slender), terenë (slender)

horna¹ (aj.) (uneven) → linda (beautiful (of sound)), milya (soft), moica (soft), pas(s,t)a (smooth(ed)), paþta (smooth), runda (smooth)

hosta- (vt.) (gather (hastily together)) → capta- (make spring), vinta-/vint- (scatter)

hr(á,ó)va² (aj.) (wild) → numahta (tame)

hrómë(n) (n.) (east) → andúnë (sunset), númen (west)

hrú(y)a (aj.) (evil) → manë (good (moral, not evil))

húta-/hút- (v.) (curse) → aina- (hallow), alya- (cause to prosper), laita-/lait- (praise), manta- (bless), manya- (bless)

hyarmen (n.) (south) → formen (north), tormen (north)

hyarya (aj.) (left (hand)) → forya (right (hand))

I

imi (pp.) (in) → et (out (of))

(i)missë (n.) (inside) → etsë (outside)

imya (aj.) (same) → alimya (different), anqua (opposite)

inga (aj.) (first) → métima (last), telda (last), tella (hindmost)

ingeä (aj.) (top) → taldeä (bottom)

ista (n.) (knowledge) → laista (ignorance)

istarë (n.) (knowledge) → laista (ignorance)

istima (aj.) (wise (in sense knowing very much)) → auca (foolish)

istya (n.) (knowledge) → laista (ignorance)

L

lacárima (aj.) (not feasible) → cárima (feasible)

laica¹ (aj.) (green) → carnë (red)

laica² (aj.) (keen) → alaica (blunt)

laista (n.) (ignorance) → handë (knowledge), ista (knowledge), istarë (knowledge), istya (knowledge), ñólë (lore), ñolmë (knowledge), sívë¹ (knowing)

laita-/lait- (vt.) (praise) → húta-/hút- (curse), nai·quet- (curse), ul·quet- (accuse)

laitë (aj.) (false) → anwa (true), naitë (true), þanda (firm)

laitima (aj.) (honourable) → úlaitima (disgraceful)

lala- (vi.) (laugh) → miuya-/miuy- (cry), níta-/nít- (weep)

lamanwa (aj.) (animal-like) → finca (clever (in petty ways)), finya (clever), handa (understanding), tuntaitë (bright)

landa (aj.) (wide) → arca (narrow), náha (narrow)

lanwa (aj.) (within bounds) → úlanwa (infinite)

lá·quet- (vt.) (deny (fact or accusation)) → ná·quet- (assent)

lar (n.) (fat) → penyalë (poverty)

laréra (aj.) (fallow) → réra (sown)

láta (aj.) (open (not closed)) → pahta (closed)

latanca (aj.) (unsure) → tanca (firm), varna (safe)

latina (aj.) (free (of movement)) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound)

lauca (aj.) (warm) → ringincë (cool)

lauya- (vi.) (flourish (green)) → hesta- (wither)

lav-¹ (vt.) (yield) → apta- (refuse), ava-¹ (refuse), vá·quet- (refuse)

lavéla (aj.) (different) → oveä ((con) similar), véla (alike)

lehta (aj.) (free) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound), tunga (taut)

lelya¹ (aj.) (delicate) → hlumba (pudgy)

lelya-¹/lely- (v.) (go) → ser- (rest)

lemnë (cd.) (five) → lepesta (fr.) (one fifth), lepsat (fr.) (one fifth)

lempë (cd.) (five) → lepesta (fr.) (one fifth), lepsat (fr.) (one fifth)

lenca (aj.) (slow) → (a)larca¹ (swift), linta (swift), ñalda (bright)

lenta (aj.) (free) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound)

lep- (vt.) (take [with fingers]) → anta- (give)

lepesta (fr.) (one fifth) → lemnë (cd.) (five), lempë (cd.) (five)

lepsat (fr.) (one fifth) → lemnë (cd.) (five), lempë (cd.) (five)

léra (aj.) (free (of persons)) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound)

lerina (aj.) (free (of things)) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound)

limpunqua (aj.) (drunk [from alcohol]) → liquisinda (sober)

limya- (vt.) (link) → cilta- (divide)

lina (aj.) (many) → nótima (countable), sempa (very little)

linda (aj.) (beautiful (of sound)) → horna¹ (uneven), naxa² (sour)

linitë (aj.) (plural) → eritë (singular)

linquë (aj.) (wet) → parca² (dry)

linta (aj.) (swift) → lenca (slow), taira (slow)

linyenwa (aj.) (old) → nessa (young), vinya (young)

liquisinda (aj.) (sober) → limpunqua (drunk [from alcohol])

lissë (aj.) (sweet) → naxa² (sour), sára² (bitter)

litya-/lity- (vi.) (slip away) → ren- (remember)

(n.) (night) → arë (day)

locin (aj.) (bent) → téna (straight), téra (straight)

loica (aj.) (failing) → anda (long)

lómë (n.) (night) → ambarónë (dawn), aurë (day (as opposed to night)), órë² (rising)

lóna (aj.) (soaked) → parca² (dry)

lorna (aj.) (asleep) → coiva (lively), cuiva (awake)

losseä (aj.) (snowy) → morë (dark), morna (black)

luicarnë (aj.) (purple) → mal(d,in)a² (yellow)

luinë (aj.) (blue) → culuina (orange (coloured))

lungo/lungu (aj.) (heavy) → ala·lunga (light), cólima (bearable), vilina (airy)

lusta (aj.) (void) → qua(na) (complete), quanta (full)

lut- (vt.) (float) → núta-¹/nút- (set (of Sun or Moon)), suv- (sink (esp. in water))

M

maica (aj.) (sharp) → alaica (blunt)

mal(d,in)a² (aj.) (yellow) → luicarnë (purple)

máleä (aj.) (healthy) → caimasseä (bedridden), hlaiwa (sick), quámeä (sick), quolina (ill)

málo (n.) (friend) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

manë (aj.) (good (moral, not evil)) → hrú(y)a (evil), olca (bad), þaura (cruel), ulca (evil), úmara (bad), urra (bad)

manta- (vt.) (bless) → húta-/hút- (curse), nai·quet- (curse)

manya- (vt.) (bless) → húta-/hút- (curse), nai·quet- (curse)

mapa- (vt.) (grasp) → anta- (give)

ma·quet- (vt.) (ask) → han·quet- (answer)

maquetta (n.) (question) → hanquenta (answer)

mára (aj.) (good) → alamára (no-good), urra (bad)

márië (n.) (happiness) → nairë (sorrow)

mel- (vt.) (love) → tev- (hate)

meldë (n.) (friend (f.)) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

meldo (n.) (friend) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

men- (vi.) (go) → hauta-/haut- (cease), ser- (rest), tul- (come)

métima (aj.) (last) → inga (first), minya (first)

mi (pp.) (in) → et (out (of))

mi·col- (vt.) (import) → ec·col- (export)

milya (aj.) (soft) → horna¹ (uneven)

mina (pp.) (into) → et (out (of))

minaxanwa (aj.) (enchained) → latina (free (of movement)), lehta (free), lenta (free), léra (free (of persons)), lerina (free (of things)), mirima (free), ráva (free)

minquë (cd.) (eleven) → minquesta (fr.) (one eleventh)

minquesta (fr.) (one eleventh) → minquë (cd.) (eleven)

minya (aj.) (first) → métima (last), telda (last), tella (hindmost)

mirima (aj.) (free) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound)

mirwa (aj.) (precious) → alamirwa (cheap)

mitië (n.) (interior) → etsë (outside)

mitwen (n.) (entrance) → etwen (exit)

miuya-/miuy- (vt.) (cry) → lala- (laugh)

míwa (aj.) (small) → taura ((very) mighty), yána (wide)

mixa¹ (aj.) (sharp-pointed) → alaica (blunt)

mixa² (aj.) (wet) → parca² (dry)

moica (aj.) (soft) → horna¹ (uneven)

morë (aj.) (dark) → faina (white), fán(a,e) (white), fanya (white), losseä (snowy), ninquë (white)

mórë/móri- (n.) (blackness) → arë (day)

morna (aj.) (black) → faina (white), fán(a,e) (white), fanya (white), losseä (snowy), ninquë (white)

mun- (vt.) (dislike) → tyas- (like)

N

náha (aj.) (narrow) → landa (wide), palan (far), palda (wide), panta (open), yána (wide), yonda² (wide)

naiceä (aj.) (cruel) → naþima (kind)

nai·quet- (vt.) (curse) → aina- (hallow), alya- (cause to prosper), laita-/lait- (praise), manta- (bless), manya- (bless)

nairë (n.) (sorrow) → alassë (happiness), márië (happiness)

naireä (aj.) (sorrowful) → alasseä (joyful)

naitë (aj.) (true) → laitë (false)

ñalda (aj.) (bright) → lenca (slow)

nan·car- (vt.) (undo) → ampana- (build), ampanóta- (build), carasta- (build), onta- (beget)

nancárima (aj.) (destructible) → alanancárima (indestructible)

nan·nem- (vt.) (disappear) → et·tul- (come forth)

nap- (vt.) (take (hold)) → anta- (give)

ná·quet- (vt.) (assent) → lá·quet- (deny (fact or accusation))

naþima (aj.) (kind) → naiceä (cruel), ñwalca (cruel), þaura (cruel)

nasseä¹ (aj.) (natural) → tamna (artificial)

nassiuta-/nassiut- (vt.) (discourage) → siuta-/siut- (encourage)

nauco (n.) (dwarf) → norþa (giant)

nauta (aj.) (bound) → latina (free (of movement)), lehta (free), lenta (free), léra (free (of persons)), lerina (free (of things)), mirima (free), ráva (free)

naxa² (aj.) (sour) → linda (beautiful (of sound)), lissë (sweet)

necestel (n.) (hopelessness) → estel (hope)

neldë (cd.) (three) → nel(d)esta (fr.) (one third), nelta (fr.) (one third)

nel(d)esta (fr.) (one third) → neldë (cd.) (three)

nelta (fr.) (one third) → neldë (cd.) (three)

néna,n(e,i)nda,nenya (aj.) (wet) → parca² (dry)

ne(rc,x)a (aj.) (sharp) → alaica (blunt)

ne(re)sta (fr.) (one ninth) → nertë (cd.) (nine)

nersat (fr.) (one ninth) → nertë (cd.) (nine)

nertë (cd.) (nine) → ne(re)sta (fr.) (one ninth), nersat (fr.) (one ninth)

nessa (aj.) (young) → enwina (old), linyenwa (old), yára (old), yerna (old)

ñet- (vt.) (get) → anta- (give)

nettë (n.) ((little) girl) → seldo (child [m.]), yondo (son), yonyo (boy)

nicu- (vi.) (snow) → tiqu- (melt)

nil- (vt.) (love) → tev- (hate)

nildë (n.) (friend [f.]) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

nildo (n.) (friend [m.]) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

nilmo (n.) (friend) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

nindë (aj.) (slender) → hlumba (pudgy)

ninquë (aj.) (white) → morë (dark), morna (black), úrin ((blazing) hot)

níta-/nít- (vi.) (weep) → lala- (laugh)

ñóla (aj.) (wise) → auca (foolish)

ñólë (n.) (lore) → laista (ignorance)

ñolmë (n.) (knowledge) → laista (ignorance)

norþa (n.) (giant) → casar (Dwarf), nauco (dwarf)

nótima (aj.) (countable) → lina (many), úlanwa (infinite), únótima (numberless)

ñotto (n.) (enemy) → málo (friend), meldë (friend (f.)), meldo (friend), nildë (friend [f.]), nildo (friend [m.]), nilmo (friend), sermë (friend [f.]), sermo (friend), seron (friend)

nu (pp.) (under) → or (above)

núla (pp.) (under (beyond)) → olla (over (beyond))

numahta (aj.) (tame) → hr(á,ó)va² (wild), valda¹ (excited), verca (wild)

numba (aj.) (bent) → téna (straight), téra (straight)

numbeä (aj.) (timid) → verya (bold)

númen (n.) (west) → hrómë(n) (east), órë² (rising), rómë(n) (east)

(n)ungwar (vt.) (undermine) → alya- (cause to prosper)

nunna (av.) (downwards) → cas(ta) (to(wards) the top)

núrë² (n.) (night) → arë (day)

núta-¹/nút- (vi.) (set (of Sun or Moon)) → lut- (float), (v,w)il (fly)

nutopsë (n.) (attic) → sampo (cellar)

ñwalca (aj.) (cruel) → naþima (kind)

O

ó (pp.) (with) → ú (without)

ohta (n.) (war) → rainë (peace), sérë (peace)

oialeä (aj.) (eternal) → xiétë (passing)

oira (aj.) (eternal) → xiétë (passing)

ólamaitë (aj.) (consonantal) → ómeä (vowel)

olca (aj.) (bad) → manë (good (moral, not evil))

olla (pp.) (over (beyond)) → núla (under (beyond))

ómeä (aj.) (vowel) → ólamaitë (consonantal)

ompa (av.) (forward) → cána (backward)

onta- (vt.) (beget) → fehta- (destroy), nan·car- (undo)

opo (pp.) (before) → cana (behind), ca(ta)¹ (behind)

or (pp.) (above) → nu (under), undu (down)

órë² (n.) (rising) → andúnë (sunset), lómë (night), númen (west), usquë (dusk)

óripanta (aj.) (sincere) → pahta (closed)

oro·þan/oro·þambe- (n.) (attic) → sampo (cellar)

osáma (aj.) (common) → henca (rare (as opposite of dense))

osco (cd.) (seven) → o(to)sta (fr.) (one seventh), otsat (fr.) (one seventh)

otos (cd.) (seven) → o(to)sta (fr.) (one seventh), otsat (fr.) (one seventh)

o(to)sta (fr.) (one seventh) → osco (cd.) (seven), otos (cd.) (seven), otso (cd.) (seven)

otsat (fr.) (one seventh) → osco (cd.) (seven), otos (cd.) (seven), otso (cd.) (seven)

otso (cd.) (seven) → o(to)sta (fr.) (one seventh), otsat (fr.) (one seventh)

oveä (aj.) ((con) similar) → ala·véla (different), lavéla (different)

P

pahta (aj.) (closed) → láta (open (not closed)), óripanta (sincere), panta (open)

palan (aj.) (far) → arca (narrow), areä (close), náha (narrow)

palan (av.) (far) → arë (beside)

palda (aj.) (wide) → arca (narrow), náha (narrow)

palu- (vi.) (open wide) → pihta- (shrink)

palya- (vi.) (open wide) → pihta- (shrink)

panta (aj.) (open) → arca (narrow), náha (narrow), pahta (closed)

parca² (aj.) (dry) → linquë (wet), lóna (soaked), mixa² (wet), néna,n(e,i)nda,nenya (wet)

parn(a,e) (aj.) (bare) → vaina² (clad)

pas(s,t)a (aj.) (smooth(ed)) → horna¹ (uneven)

paþta (aj.) (smooth) → horna¹ (uneven)

penyalë (n.) (poverty) → aurië (wealth [in possessions]), lar (fat)

pihta- (vt.) (shrink) → palu- (open wide), palya- (open wide)

píta- (vt.) (reduce) → yanta-¹/yanat- (add to)

poica (aj.) (clean) → úpoica (unclean)

póna (av.) (forward) → cána (backward)

pusta- (vt.) (stop) → tyar- (cause)

Q

quain (cd.) (ten) → quaineä (or.) (tenth)

quaineä (or.) (tenth) → quain (cd.) (ten), queän (cd.) (ten)

qualin (aj.) (dead) → coina (alive)

quámeä (aj.) (sick) → máleä (healthy)

qua(na) (aj.) (complete) → cumna (empty), lusta (void)

quanta (aj.) (full) → cumna (empty), lusta (void)

queän (cd.) (ten) → caista (fr.) (one tenth), cast (fr.) (one tenth), quaineä (or.) (tenth)

quilda (aj.) (quiet) → romya (loud)

quolina (aj.) (ill) → máleä (healthy)

R

raina² (aj.) (smiling) → yaimeä (wailing)

rainë (n.) (peace) → ohta (war)

ráva (aj.) (free) → minaxanwa (enchained), nauta (bound)

raxeä (aj.) (dangerous) → varna (safe)

ren- (vt.) (remember) → avacen- (unsee), etsen- (let loose), litya-/lity- (slip away)

rer- (vt.) (sow) → cirihta- (reap)

réra (aj.) (sown) → laréra (fallow)

ringa (aj.) (cold) → úrin ((blazing) hot)

ringincë (aj.) (cool) → lauca (warm)

rómë(n) (n.) (east) → andúnë (sunset), númen (west)

romya (aj.) (loud) → quilda (quiet)

rov- (vt.) (lose) → hir- (find), tuv- (find)

rúcina (aj.) (confused) → alafasta (tidy)

runda (aj.) (smooth) → horna¹ (uneven), úrunda (gruff)

S

saila (aj.) (wise) → alasaila (unwise), auca (foolish)

sampan- (vt.) (combine) → cilta- (divide)

sampo (n.) (cellar) → nutopsë (attic), oro·þan/oro·þambe- (attic)

sanas(se) (av.) (there (previously mentioned)) → hinis(se) (here (by us)), sinis(se) (here)

þanda (aj.) (firm) → laitë (false)

sanomë (av.) (there) → sinomë (here)

sapsarrima (aj.) (boring) → ceþyareä (interesting)

sára² (aj.) (bitter) → lissë (sweet)

sassë (av.) (there (previously mentioned)) → hissë (here (by us)), si,sís,sissë (here)

þaura (aj.) (cruel) → manë (good (moral, not evil)), naþima (kind)

se (pp.) (at) → et (out (of))

seldo (n.) (child [m.]) → nettë ((little) girl)

sempa (aj.) (very little) → lina (many)

þen(n,t)a (aj.) (short) → anda (long)

þenta- (vt.) (shorten) → taita-/tait- (prolong)

ser- (vi.) (rest) → auta-¹/aut- (go (away)), lelya-¹/lely- (go), men- (go)

sérë (n.) (peace) → ohta (war)

sermë (n.) (friend [f.]) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

sermo (n.) (friend) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

seron (n.) (friend) → cotto (enemy), cotumo (enemy), ñotto (enemy)

si,sís,sissë (av.) (here) → sassë (there (previously mentioned)), tás,tassë (there)

silúmeä (aj.) (current) → yára (old)

sinanwa (aj.) (present) → vanwa (gone)

sinis(se) (av.) (here) → sanas(se) (there (previously mentioned)), tanas(se) (there)

sinomë (av.) (here) → sanomë (there), tanomë (there)

sinya (aj.) (new) → yára (old), yerna (old)

sitina (aj.) (habitual) → henca (rare (as opposite of dense))

siuta-/siut- (vt.) (encourage) → nassiuta-/nassiut- (discourage)

sívë¹ (n.) (knowing) → laista (ignorance)

þunga (aj.) (loose) → tunga (taut)

suv- (vi.) (sink (esp. in water)) → ef- (emerge (especially from water)), lut- (float), (v,w)il (fly)

T

taira (aj.) (slow) → (a)larca¹ (swift), linta (swift)

taita-/tait- (vt.) (prolong) → þenta- (shorten)

taldeä (aj.) (bottom) → casteä² (top (with added sense of prominent, chief)), ingeä (top)

taltë (av.) (down) → ama (up), amba (up(wards))

tamna (aj.) (artificial) → nasseä¹ (natural)

tanas(se) (av.) (there) → hinis(se) (here (by us)), sinis(se) (here)

tanca (aj.) (firm) → latanca (unsure)

tanomë (av.) (there) → sinomë (here)

tap- (vt.) (stop) → tyar- (cause)

tarmenya (aj.) (vertical) → caimenya (horizontal)

tás,tassë (av.) (there) → hissë (here (by us)), si,sís,sissë (here)

taura (aj.) ((very) mighty) → míwa (small), titta (tiny)

tel- (vi.) (end) → yesta-¹/yeset- (begin)

telda (aj.) (last) → inga (first), minya (first)

tella (aj.) (hindmost) → inga (first), minya (first)

telta-² (vt.) (end) → yesta-¹/yeset- (begin)

telwa (aj.) (late) → arinya (morning)

téna (aj.) (straight) → cúna (bent), locin (bent), numba (bent)

téra (aj.) (straight) → cúna (bent), locin (bent), numba (bent)

teren (aj.) (slender) → hlumba (pudgy)

terenë (aj.) (slender) → hlumba (pudgy)

tereva (aj.) (fine) → alaica (blunt)

tev- (vt.) (hate) → mel- (love), nil- (love), tyas- (like)

tiqu- (vt.) (melt) → hel- (freeze (of water)), nicu- (snow)

titta (aj.) (tiny) → taura ((very) mighty), yána (wide)

tiutalë (n.) (confirmation) → al·aþië (discomfort)

toldo (cd.) (eight) → to(lo)sta (fr.) (one eighth)

to(lo)sta (fr.) (one eighth) → toldo (cd.) (eight), tolto (cd.) (eight)

tolto (cd.) (eight) → to(lo)sta (fr.) (one eighth)

tormen (n.) (north) → harmen (south), hyarmen (south)

tul- (vi.) (come) → auta-¹/aut- (go (away)), men- (go)

tunga (aj.) (taut) → lehta (free), þunga (loose)

tuntaitë (aj.) (bright) → lamanwa (animal-like)

tuv- (vt.) (find) → rov- (lose)

tyar- (vt.) (cause) → pusta- (stop), tap- (stop)

tyas- (vt.) (like) → mun- (dislike), tev- (hate), uhta-/uht- (dislike)

U

ú (pp.) (without) → ó (with)

úcalima (aj.) (dim) → calima (bright)

ú·cénima (aj.) (invisible) → aþ·cenë (visible), aþ·cénima (visible), cénima (visible)

úhandeä (aj.) (witless) → handa (understanding)

uhta-/uht- (vt.) (dislike) → tyas- (like)

úlaitima (aj.) (disgraceful) → alcarvalda (honourable), laitima (honourable)

úlanwa (aj.) (infinite) → lanwa (within bounds), nótima (countable)

ulca (aj.) (evil) → manë (good (moral, not evil))

ul·quet- (vt.) (accuse) → laita-/lait- (praise)

úmaitë (aj.) (clumsy(-handed)) → arimaitë (skillful), finwa (clever)

úmara (aj.) (bad) → manë (good (moral, not evil))

úmeä (aj.) (abundant) → henca (rare (as opposite of dense))

undë (av.) (less) → ambë (more)

undo/undu (aj.) (less) → amba (more)

undu (av.) (down) → ama (up), amba (up(wards))

undu (pp.) (down) → or (above)

únótima (aj.) (numberless) → nótima (countable)

úpahteä (aj.) (speechless) → equetima (eloquent)

úpoica (aj.) (unclean) → poica (clean)

úrin (aj.) ((blazing) hot) → helca (icy), ninquë (white), ringa (cold)

urra (aj.) (bad) → alima (fair), alya (fair), manë (good (moral, not evil)), mára (good)

úrunda (aj.) (gruff) → runda (smooth)

úruva (aj.) (fiery) → helca (icy)

usquë (n.) (dusk) → ambarónë (dawn), órë² (rising)

úvanë(a) (aj.) (without beauty) → vanima (beautiful)

úvanima (aj.) (not fair) → vanima (beautiful)

úverya (aj.) (cowardly) → verya (bold)

V

(v,w)il (vi.) (fly) → núta-¹/nút- (set (of Sun or Moon)), suv- (sink (esp. in water))

vaina² (aj.) (clad) → helda (naked), parn(a,e) (bare)

valda¹ (aj.) (excited) → numahta (tame)

vanima (aj.) (beautiful) → úvanë(a) (without beauty), úvanima (not fair)

vanwa (aj.) (gone) → coina (alive), sinanwa (present)

vá·quet- (vt.) (refuse) → lav-¹ (yield)

varna (aj.) (safe) → latanca (unsure), raxeä (dangerous)

váveä (aj.) ((con) similar) → ala·véla (different)

véla (aj.) (alike) → ala·véla (different), lavéla (different)

verca (aj.) (wild) → numahta (tame)

verya (aj.) (bold) → numbeä (timid), úverya (cowardly)

vilina (aj.) (airy) → lungo/lungu (heavy)

vinta-/vint- (va.) (scatter) → comya- (collect), hosta- (gather (hastily together))

vinya (aj.) (young) → enwina (old), linyenwa (old), yára (old), yerna (old)

vorë (av.) (always) → allan (never), allumë (never), aluvar (never)

voro (av.) (ever) → allan (never), allumë (never), aluvar (never)

X

xiétë (aj.) (passing) → oialeä (eternal), oira (eternal)

Y

yaimeä (aj.) (wailing) → raina² (smiling)

yána (aj.) (wide) → arca (narrow), míwa (small), náha (narrow), titta (tiny)

yanta-¹/yanat- (vt.) (add to) → píta- (reduce)

yanta-² (vt.) (join) → cilta- (divide)

yára (aj.) (old) → nessa (young), silúmeä (current), sinya (new), vinya (young)

yávelóra (aj.) (fruitless) → yávinqua (fruitful)

yávinqua (aj.) (fruitful) → yávelóra (fruitless)

yerna (aj.) (old) → nessa (young), sinya (new), vinya (young)

yesta-¹/yeset- (v.) (begin) → tel- (end), telta-² (end)

yonda² (aj.) (wide) → arca (narrow), náha (narrow)

yondo (n.) (son) → nettë ((little) girl)

yonyo (n.) (boy) → nettë ((little) girl)

yuhtaima (aj.) (useful) → alwara (useless)

yuitë (aj.) (dual) → eritë (singular)

yunquë (cd.) (twelve) → yunquesta (fr.) (one twelfth)

yunquesta (fr.) (one twelfth) → yunquë (cd.) (twelve)


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