⇱ Words index
Words without puzzle clue (1717)
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- Ëa →
- eä² (n.) → Creation
- → Cosmos
- → let it be
- → (Material) ♦Universe
- → what is
- → World
- eä- (vi.) → be
- eär² (n.) → sea
- eären² (n.) → ocean
- eärendur (n.) → (professional) ♦mariner
- → (lit.) ♦servant of the sea
- eäron² (n.) → ocean
- ec- (vn.) → have a chance of
- ecet (n.) → short stabbing ♦sword
- ehtelë (n.) → spring
- elda (n.) → elf
- → (lit.) ♦one of the Star-folk
- eldalië (n.) → People of the elves
- Eldarin →
- eldë (pn.) → you
- elenya (aj.) → of the stars
- elma-/elem- (vt.) ⚒ → marvel at
- elmë (pn.) → we
- elvë (pn.) → we
- elveä (aj.) → starlike
- elyë (pn.) → thou
- emer- (vt.) → herd (sheep)
- emerwen/emerwend- (n.) → shepherdess
- emil (n.) → mother
- Emmë →
- emmë (pn.) → we
- ⏏emmë (n.) → mummy
- → mother (familiar/family)
- empollië (av.) → harder
- emya (n.) → mummy
- en¹ (av.) → then soon
- enda (n.) → heart
- endë (n.) → centre
- enelmo (n.) → go-between
- → intermediary
- → intervener
- → mediator
- enqueä (or.) → sixth
- enta (aj.) → another
- Entë →
- entë (av.) → moreover
- → further(more)
- → what is more
- entë (n.) → centre
- enwa (av.) → yet
- epë (pp.) → after (of time)
- → before (in all relations but time)
- → following
- → (-er) ♦than
- epeni (av.) → before
- epessë (n.) → after-name
- epeta (cj.) → following that
- → thence
- → thereupon
- → whereupon
- epetai (cj.) → consequently
- → (lit.) ♦following which (fact)
- → thence
- → thereupon
- → whereupon
- epta (cj.) → following that
- → thence
- → thereupon
- → whereupon
- equë (ij.) → says
- equen (ij.) → I say
- Eques →
- eques (ij.) → he/she/it says
- eques/equess- (n.) → saying
- → (current or proverbial) ♦dictum
- → quotation from someone's uttered words
- equet (ij.) → they say
- Er →
- er (aj.) → unique
- er (av.) → one
- erdë¹ (n.) → singularity
- eressë (n.) → solitude
- erma (n.) → (physical) ♦matter
- eru (n.) → The ♦One
- eþenta- (vt.) → read aloud
- essë (pn.) → he
- estat- (vt.) → distribute in even portions
- estë (pn.) → you
- esto (pn.) → they
- et (pp.) → out (of)
- eteminya (aj.) → prominent
- ettë¹ (pn.) → they
- Fá →
- fá¹ (n.) → breath
- ⏏fá² (n.) → flame
- fai (av.) → before of time
- faila (aj.) → fair-minded
- fairë (n.) → spirit (disembodied)
- falasta- (vi.) → foam
- falma (n.) → (crested or foaming) ♦wave
- fana (n.) → raiment
- → bodily ♦form of an angelic spirit
- → (bright) ♦shape or figure
- → veil
- fanta-/fant- (vt.) → veil
- → cloak
- → mantle
- → muffle
- fantercenya (aj.) → perspicacious
- → penetrating of sight or understanding
- fanya² (n.) → (white) ♦cloud
- → white and shining ♦thing
- fanyarë (n.) → the ♦skies
- fara- (vt.) → hunt
- faralë (n.) → hunting
- farnë/farni- (n.) → ash
- fasta-²/fast- (vt.) ⛏ → please
- feä (n.) → (indwelling or incarnate) ♦spirit
- feäfelmë (n.) → spirit-impulse
- felehta-/feleht- (vt.) → excavate
- felmë (n.) → impulse
- felya (n.) → mine
- → boring
- → underground ♦dwel[ling]
- → tunnel
- fendë (n.) → door
- fenna (n.) → door
- ferya- (vt.) → make ready (promptly)
- fifíru- (vi.) → slowly ♦fade away
- fimbë (aj.) → slender
- finca (aj.) → clever (in petty ways)
- findë¹ (n.) → hair (especially of the head)
- findelë (n.) → tress
- findessë (n.) → head of hair
- → person's ♦hair as a whole
- finë¹/fini- (n.) → (single) ♦hair
- fínë (n.) → dexterity
- finta- (vt.) → make
- → decorate a thing with delicate work
- → finish off
- → show skill
- fintalë (n.) → trick
- finwa (aj.) → clever
- → delicate
- → dexterous
- → fine
- Finya →
- finya (aj.) → clever
- finya- (vt.) → do a thing
- → make a thing (with fine work)
- fírië (n.) → death (of Men)
- firya (aj.) → mortal
- föa (n.) → breath
- föalócë (n.) → breath-dragon
- forma (n.) → right-hand
- formen (n.) → north
- forna (aj.) → northern
- haia (av.) → in the distance
- haila (aj.) → far beyond
- hala¹ (n.) → cast ♦shadow
- halda¹ (aj.) → tall
- halla¹ (aj.) → tall
- hamna (n.) → pile
- hampa (aj.) → restrained
- hanno (n.) → brother (diminutive)
- háno (n.) → brother
- hantalë (n.) → thanksgiving
- haranyë (n.) → century (100 years)
- harina (aj.) → marred
- harya-/hary- (vt.) → have
- haþa- (vt.) → treat kindly
- → (help to) ♦cure
- → make easy
- → treat (medically)
- hasta- (vt.) → mar
- hastaina (aj.) → marred
- haura (n.) → hoard
- háva (n.) → (unleavened) ♦bread (collective)
- havar (n.) → loaf of bread
- hé (pn.) → other person
- heca (ij.) → be gone!
- hecil (n.) → one lost or forsaken by friends
- → outcast
- → outlaw
- → waif
- hecilë (n.) → one lost or forsaken by friends
- → outcast
- → outlaw (f.)
- → waif
- hecilo (n.) → one lost or forsaken by friends
- → outcast
- → outlaw (m.)
- → waif
- hehta- (vt.) → put aside
- → abandon
- → exclude
- → forsake
- → leave out
- hela (cj.) → other than
- hen/hend- (n.) → eye
- hentië (n.) → reading
- henulca (aj.) → evil-eyed
- Hequa →
- hequa (av.) → leaving aside
- → except
- → excluding
- → not counting
- hequa (pp.) → leaving aside
- → except
- → excluding
- → not counting
- hér/heru- (n.) → lord
- heren¹ (n.) → order
- heri (n.) → lady
- hérincë/hérinci- (n.) → little ♦lady
- heru/heru- (n.) → lord
- hí (av.) → here
- hir- (vt.) → find
- híþë/híþi- (n.) → mist
- híþië (n.) → mist
- híþilanya (n.) → mist ♦thread
- hlapu- (vi.) → blow
- → fly in the wind
- → stream in the wind
- hlar- (vt.) → hear
- hlimbë (aj.) → sliding
- → gliding
- → sleek
- → slippery
- hlöa (n.) → fenland
- hlócë (n.) → snake
- → reptile
- → serpent
- → worm
- hloita- (vt.) → poison
- → envenom
- → fill with poison
- hlonaitë (aj.) → phonetic
- hlonitë (aj.) → phonetic
- hlúvo/hlúvu (aj.) → greasy
- hó (n.) → spirit
- holla (aj.) → shut
- holma (aj.) → shut
- holmo (av.) → sincerely
- → (lit.) ♦from the middle
- → heartily
- holya-/holy- (vi.) → shut
- honda (aj.) → hearted
- hondo (n.) → seat of the deepest feelings
- hondoringa (aj.) → cold-hearted
- hosta- (vt.) → gather (hastily together)
- → assemble
- → collect
- → pile up
- hrá (pp.) → for
- hraia¹ (aj.) → awkward
- hraicenë (aj.) → scarcely visible
- hraicénima (aj.) → scarcely visible
- Hranga →
- hráva (n.) → wild ♦beast
- hravan (n.) → wild ♦beast
- hristil (n.) → snow (?peak)
- hrisya- (vn.) → snow (impersonal)
- hrívë (n.) → winter
- hröa (n.) → body
- → flesh
- → bodily ♦form
- → physical ♦matter
- hröafelmë (n.) → body-impulse
- hröangolmë (n.) → lore of the body and arts of healing
- hrómë/hrómen- (n.) → east
- hrómen/hrómen- (n.) → east
- hróna (aj.) → eastern
- hróta (n.) → dwelling underground
- → artificial ♦cave
- → rockhewn ♦hall
- hrúa (aj.) → evil
- hrúcarë (n.) → evil-doing
- hruo (n.) → wickedness
- hrúya (aj.) → evil
- hu- (vi.) ⚒ → bark (like a dog)
- huinë (n.) → gloom
- → darkness
- → night ♦shade
- → deep ♦shadow
- húna (aj.) → cursed
- hwá (n.) → violent ♦wind
- hwal- (vt.) → wash
- hwarwa (n.) → violent ♦wind
- hwermë (n.) → gesture-code
- hwindë¹ (n.) → birch
- hwirya- (vi.) → wither
- hyá (pn.) → other thing
- hyana (aj.) → other
- hyarma (n.) → left ♦hand
- hyarmen (n.) → south
- → (lit.) left-hand ♦direction
- hyarna² (aj.) → southern
- hyé (pn.) → other person
- → him (the other) (semi-emphatic)
- hyero/hyeru- (n.) → wine
- iër (pp.) → as
- illi (n.) → all
- illumë (av.) → always
- ilmë (pn.) → we
- ilu (n.) → everything
- → all
- → the ♦whole
- → world
- → universe
- ilucara (aj.) → omnificient
- ilúvë (n.) → the whole
- ilvana (aj.) → perfect
- ilvanya (aj.) → perfect
- ilya (aj.) → every
- → all (of a particular group of things)
- → each
- ilyama (n.) → all [things]
- imba (pn.) → same
- imbar² (n.) → The ♦World
- → Earth
- → (lit.) ♦Habitation
- Imbë →
- imbë (av.) → between
- imbë¹ (n.) → deep ♦valley
- imbilat (n.) → deep ♦valley
- imi (pp.) → in
- imlë (pn.) → yourself
- imli (pn.) → yourself
- imma (pn.) → same
- Immë →
- immë¹ (pn.) → ourselves
- immë² (pn.) → ourselves
- immë³ (pn.) → the same person
- immet (pn.) → ourselves
- immo (pn.) → same one (person)
- imni (pn.) → myself
- in (ar.) → the
- Ina →
- ina (aj.) → (the one) ♦that
- ina (pn.) → the one that
- incánu (n.) → mind ♦master
- incánussë (n.) → mind ♦mastership
- incë (pn.) → you
- indë (pn.) → yourselves
- indemma (n.) → mind-picture (of apparition in dream)
- indil (n.) → lily
- → other large single ♦flower
- indo (n.) → (state of) ♦mind
- → mood
- → resolve
- → (inner) ♦thought
- → will
- indómë (n.) → settled ♦character
- Indu →
- indyel (n.) → small ♦bell
- ingaran (n.) → high-king
- ingolë (n.) → lore
- ingolmo (n.) → loremaster
- → wizard
- → one with very great knowledge
- ingor (n.) → summit of a mountain
- inquë (pn.) → we
- insa (pn.) → itself
- insë (pn.) → himself
- insil (n.) → flower
- Intë →
- intu (pn.) ⚒ → themselves
- intyë (pn.) → yourself
- inwalmë (n.) → mood of mind
- inwë (pn.) → ourselves
- inwet (pn.) → ourselves
- inwis/inwist- (n.) → change of mind/mood
- inyë (pn.) → I
- ipsin (n.) → fine ♦thread
- iqui (cj.) → if
- írë (n.) → desire
- iþil (n.) → Moon
- isima (n.) → imagination
- issë (pn.) → he
- ista-/ist- (vt.) → know
- istima (aj.) → wise (in sense knowing very much)
- → knowledgeable
- → learned
- → very well informed
- Ita →
- ita (cj.) → that which
- ita- (vi.) → sparkle
- Íta →
- ⏏íta (av.) → very
- → extremely
- → increased
- → (lit.) ♦multiplied
- íta (n.) → flash
- itara (aj.) → gleaming
- itas (av.) → in that case
- ⏏itila (aj.) → twinkling
- ityë (pn.) → you
- Lá →
- lá (av.) → no
- lá (pp.) → beyond
- → across
- → athwart
- → over
- lá- (vi.) → not ♦be
- lacalima (aj.) → not possible to be kindled (made to shine)
- lacarë (n.) → not-doing
- lacárima (aj.) → not feasible
- lacarina (aj.) → undone
- lacenítë (aj.) → unseeing
- lahta-/laht- (vt.) → cross
- → excel
- → go over
- → pass over
- → surpass
- laica¹ (aj.) → green
- laicalassë (aj.) → green as leaves
- laima (n.) → plant
- laiquë (n.) → herb
- lairelossë (n.) → summer-snow-white
- → species of tree in Nuumenor
- lairus/lairust- (n.) → verdigris
- laista (n.) → ignorance
- laita-/lait- (vt.) → praise
- lala- (vi.) → laugh
- laman/lamn- (n.) → animal
- lámatyávë (n.) → sound-taste
- lambë (n.) → language
- lambetengwë (n.) → consonant
- lambina (aj.) → of tongue
- lamélima (aj.) → unlovable
- lamma-/lamm- (vt.) → ?echo
- lan (cj.) → while
- lanca (n.) → sharp ♦edge (not of tools)
- Langa →
- langa (n.) → thing that crosses
- → bridge
- → cross-bar
- → crossway
- → ferry
- → ford
- langa-/lang- (vt.) → cross
- Lanna →
- Lanta →
- lantalca (n.) → boundary ♦post
- lanwa (aj.) → within bounds
- → (well-) ♦defined
- → finite
- → limited
- Lanya →
- laptë (n.) → gluttonous ♦eating
- → licking up (food or drink)
- lár (n.) → league
- larma¹ (n.) → raiment
- larmo (n.) → listener (spy or scout)
- las (av.) → it is/was not so
- lasselanta (n.) → (late) ♦autumn
- lassewinta (n.) → leaf fall
- → autumn
- → (lit.) ♦leaf blowing
- lasta- (vt.) → listen
- láta (aj.) → open (not closed)
- látië (n.) → openness
- latina (aj.) → free (of movement)
- → not encumbered with obstacles
- latya- (vi.) → open anything (so as to allow entry)
- laurë (n.) → gold (light or colour)
- laureä (aj.) → golden (of hue)
- Laurië →
- laurinquë (n.) → yellow-flowered tree
- lauya- (vi.) → flourish (green)
- lávar (n.) → (golden) ♦blossom
- Lé →
- lé (pp.) → with
- lé (pn.) → you
- lé (n.) → way
- lehta (aj.) → free
- lelta- (vt.) → send
- Lelya →
- lelya¹ (aj.) → delicate
- → beautiful and fine
- → lovely
- → slender
- lelya-¹/lely- (v.) → go
- → proceed (in any direction)
- → travel
- lelya-²/lely- (vi.) → appear (of beautiful things)
- → attract
- → enchant (with dative)
- lelya-³ (vi.) → thicken and congeal
- lemen (cd.) → five
- lemnë (cd.) → five
- lempë (cd.) → five
- lempeä (or.) → fifth
- lenga-/leng- (vt.) → behave
- lengë (n.) → gesture
- → characteristic ♦look
- → trait
- lenta (aj.) → free
- lenweta-/lenwet- (vi.) → go away
- → leave one’s abode
- → migrate
- lepenquë (cd.) → fifteen
- lepesta (fr.) → one fifth
- lepetta (n.) → Gondorian hardwood
- lepsat (fr.) → one fifth
- Lepta →
- lepta (aj.) → fingered
- lepta-/lept- (vt.) → pick (up/out)
- → feel with the fingertips
- → finger
- leptafinya (aj.) → clever-fingered
- leptenta- (vt.) → point to
- léra (aj.) → free (of persons)
- lerina (aj.) → free (of things)
- lerta- (vi.) → be free to do
- lerya- (vt.) → release
- let (pn.) → you
- lét (pn.) → you
- lícuma (n.) → taper
- lië (n.) → people
- lilómeä (aj.) → very ♦dark
- lilóteä (aj.) → having ♦many flowers
- limë/limi- (n.) → link
- limpa (aj.) → frail
- Linda →
- linda (aj.) → beautiful (of sound)
- → gentle
- → light
- → melodious
- → soft
- → sweet
- linda-/lind- (vt.) → make music
- lindë/lindi- (n.) → song
- → singing
- → musical ♦sound
- lindimaitar (n.) → composer
- linga-¹/ling- (vi.) → hang
- lingë (n.) → musical sound
- lingeä (aj.) → with a musical sound
- lingwë/lingwi- (n.) → fish
- Linquë →
- linquë² (aj.) → of light-substance
- → of liquid light
- → photonic
- linquë¹ (n.) → hyacinth
- → grass(-like) ♦leaf
- → leaf of a hyacinth
- linquë² (n.) → light-substance
- lintië (n.) → swiftness
- → quickly
- → speed
- → swiftly
- lir- (vt.) → sing
- liralë (n.) → merry ♦singing
- lissë (n.) → grace
- liyúmë (n.) → host
- ló (pp.) → (away) ♦from
- löa (n.) → (seasonal) ♦year
- → blooming
- → (lit.) (time of) ♦growth
- löar (n.) → (golden) ♦blossom
- Lócë →
- lócë¹ (n.) → bight
- lócë² (n.) → snake
- → reptile
- → serpent
- → worm
- loendë (n.) → mid-year (Nuumenoorean calendar)
- loicarë (n.) → mistaken ♦action
- loicolícuma (n.) → corpse-candle
- loiparë (n.) → mistake in writing
- loiquetë (n.) → mistake in speech
- loita- (vt.) → miss
- → fail
- → fall short of (transitive)
- lómë (n.) → night
- → darkness
- → dimness
- → dusk
- → twilight
- lómeä (aj.) → shadowed
- lómelindë (n.) → nightingale
- lomentië (n.) → ?journey away
- lón (n.) → (deep) ♦pool
- → mere
- → river-feeding ♦well
- lóna (n.) → (deep) ♦pool
- → mere
- → river-feeding ♦well
- londë² (n.) → (land-locked) ♦haven
- londië (n.) → harbourage
- lónë¹ (n.) → deep ♦pool
- lórë (n.) → dream
- lóþ (n.) → inflorescense
- Lossë →
- lossë (aj.) → snow-white
- lossë¹ (n.) → inflorescence (of white flowers)
- lossë² (n.) → snow
- → fallen ♦snow
- → snow-white
- losseä (aj.) → snowy
- lótë (n.) → flower
- lotsë (n.) → small (single) ♦flower
- lottë (n.) → small ♦flower
- lu- (vt.) ⛏ → be heavy (on)
- → make sad
- → weigh (intr.)
- → weigh down
- lú¹ (n.) → deep ♦pool
- lucando (n.) → debtor
- luhta-¹ (vt.) → bow
- luimë (n.) → flood
- → flood tide
- → floodwater
- → high tide
- → flooded ♦land
- luinincë (aj.) → bluish
- lumba¹ (aj.) → gloomy
- lumbo (n.) → cloud
- lumbulë (n.) → dark ♦shadow
- → deep in shadow
- → heavy ♦shadow
- lúmë² (n.) → time
- lumincë (av.) → a little while
- lún¹ (n.) → deep ♦pool
- lunca (n.) → heavy transport ♦wain
- lungo/lungu (aj.) → heavy
- lungumaitë (aj.) → heavy-handed
- luppo/luppu- (n.) → clumsy ♦piece
- luqua (n.) → heavy transport ♦wain
- lúva (n.) → bow (in forming tengwar)
- lyé (pn.) → you
- má (n.) → hand
- mac- (vt.) → hew with a sword
- macar (n.) → swordsman
- macil (n.) → sword
- → forged sword ♦blade
- → cutting ♦sword
- mahta- (vt.) → handle
- → control
- → deal with
- → fight
- → make use of
- → manage
- → treat
- → wield
- → use
- mahtë (n.) → management
- mahtië (n.) → management
- mai (av.) → well
- maia (n.) → (angelic) ♦spirit
- maica (n.) → blade of a cutting tool or weapon (especially sword-blade)
- maina (n.) → thing of excellence
- maira (aj.) → admirable
- → excellent
- → precious
- → splendid
- → sublime
- mairë (n.) → work of high and beautiful art
- → process of producing a work
- maireä (aj.) → beautiful (of things made by art)
- mairia (aj.) → beautiful (of things made by art)
- maita- (vt.) → make with art
- maitalë (n.) → act of doing (artistic) work
- maitar (n.) → artist
- maitë (aj.) → handy
- → handed
- → having a hand
- → shapely
- → skillful
- maiwë (n.) → gull
- maiya (n.) → (angelic) ♦spirit
- mal (cj.) → but
- malda² (aj.) → yellow
- maldornë (n.) → golden/yellow ♦tree
- málë (n.) → good ♦health
- málimë/málimi- (n.) → wrist
- malina² (aj.) → yellow
- malinornë (n.) → mallorn
- → (lit.) golden/yellow ♦tree
- malo¹/malu- (n.) ⚒ → moth
- málo (n.) → friend
- malta (n.) → gold (metal)
- mammata-/mammat- (vt.) → gobble up
- → go on eating
- → gorge oneself
- mamo (pn.) → who
- Man →
- mana (pn.) → what
- mána (n.) → blessing
- manaitë (aj.) → blessed
- ⏏manan³ (av.) ⛏ → when
- mando (n.) → custody
- → duress
- → safe ♦keeping
- → prison
- manen (av.) → how
- manya- (vt.) → bless
- maqua (n.) → hand-full
- → closing or closed [hand] (facing down) for taking
- → group of five (similar) things
- → hand (colloquial)
- maquanotië (n.) → decimal ♦system
- Mar →
- mar¹/mard- (n.) → dwelling
- → home
- → (great) ♦house
- → mansion
- → place dwelt in
- → residence
- → thing dwelt in
- mar-¹ (vt.) → abide
- → be fixed
- → be settled
- → live (at)
- már/mar- (n.) → home
- mára (aj.) → good
- máralë (n.) → goodness
- marda¹/mard- (n.) → dwelling
- → home
- → (great) ♦house
- → mansion
- → place dwelt in
- → residence
- → thing dwelt in
- Márië →
- márië (av.) → well
- márië (n.) → happiness
- → being well
- → good ♦estate
- → goodness
- máriën (n.) → goodness
- marta- (vt.) → define
- → decree
- → destine
- → happen
- martaman (n.) → dwelling-house
- martan/martam- (n.) → dwelling-house
- massa¹ (n.) → bread
- Massë →
- massë¹ (n.) → bread
- massë² (n.) → handful
- → capacity
- → portion
- → share
- masta (n.) → cake
- mat- (vt.) → eat
- maxo (n.) → mire
- máya (n.) → angelic ♦spirit
- mé (pn.) → we
- mecin (av.) → please
- mel- (vt.) → love
- méla (aj.) → loving
- melda (aj.) → dear
- meldë (n.) → friend (f.)
- meldo (n.) → friend
- melehta (aj.) → mighty
- melehtë (n.) → might
- ⏏meleþeldë (n.) → love-sister
- meletya (aj.) → mighty
- mélië (n.) → love
- melima (aj.) → loving
- melmë (n.) → love
- melotorno (n.) → love-brother
- melya-/mely- (vi.) → be in love
- Men →
- men (n.) → way
- men- (vi.) → go
- → arrive
- → come
- → move (generally)
- → proceed
- mendë (n.) → will
- menel (n.) → the ♦heavens
- meneldil (n.) → astronomer
- → (lit.) ♦lover of the heavens
- Menelluin →
- Menta →
- menta (n.) → sending
- menta-¹ (vt.) → send
- → cause to go (in a desired direction)
- ⏏menta-²/ment- (vt.) → have as object
- → go towards
- → make for
- → proceed
- → (in) ♦tend
- mentië (n.) → passage
- → direction of travel
- → journey
- menya¹ (pn.) → our
- mer- (vt.) → hope
- mestanyatsë (n.) → suffixion
- met (pn.) → we
- mét (pn.) → we
- métima (aj.) → last
- metta (n.) → ending
- mettë (aj.) → end-
- mica (pp.) → among
- mici (pp.) → among
- mimírë (aj.) → very beautiful
- mimírima (aj.) → very beautiful
- min (cd.) → one
- Mina →
- Mína →
- mína (aj.) → desiring to start
- mína- (vi.) → desire to go in some direction
- → have some end in view
- → make for it
- → wish to go to a place
- minassë (n.) → fort
- → city (with a citadel and central watch tower)
- minaþurië (n.) → enquiry
- mindë (n.) → turret
- mindon (n.) → (lofty) ♦tower
- minquë (cd.) → eleven
- minquesta (fr.) → one eleventh
- minquetyarmë (n.) → accentuation
- minya (or.) → first
- miquelis/miqueliss- (n.) → (soft and sweet) ♦kiss
- míra (aj.) → beautiful
- → lovely (of works of art only)
- mírë (n.) → jewel
- → gem
- → precious
- → precious ♦thing
- → treasure
- miriéla (aj.) → sparkling
- mírima (aj.) → very valuable
- → very lovely
- → very precious
- Mirröanwë →
- miruvor (n.) → mead
- → special ♦cordial
- → drink of gods
- → drink of the elves
- → (lit.) precious ♦juice
- → nectar
- → special ♦wine
- miruvórë (n.) → mead
- → special ♦cordial
- → drink of gods
- → drink of the elves
- → (lit.) precious ♦juice
- → nectar
- → special ♦wine
- mirwa (aj.) → precious
- mirya (aj.) → beautiful
- → lovely (of works of art only)
- míþë (aj.) → (light) ♦grey
- mista (aj.) → grey
- Mitta →
- mittandë (n.) → infixion
- mittanya- (vt.) → lead (into)
- mittar (n.) → entering
- mittarë (n.) → entering
- mixa¹ (aj.) → sharp-pointed
- mó (pn.) → one
- → anyone
- → somebody
- → someone
- moia- (vi.) → labour
- ⏏mol- (vt.) → labour
- mól (n.) → slave
- ⏏molda (aj.) → big
- móna (n.) → womb
- mondo (n.) → ox
- Morë →
- morimaitë (aj.) → black-handed
- morna (aj.) → black
- mornië (n.) → blackness
- motto (n.) → fen
- mussë (aj.) → soft
- Ná →
- ná (ij.) → yes
- → it is a fact
- → it is so
- ná- (vt.) → be
- nac-¹ (vt.) → hew
- nacca (n.) → narrows
- → cut
- → defile
- → pass
- → pleat
- Nahta →
- nahtë (n.) → wounding
- nai (av.) → maybe
- → be it that
- → it may be
- → perhaps
- → there is a chance
- → there is a possibility
- → may it be that
- naica (aj.) → bitterly painful
- naina (n.) → upstream
- nainië (n.) → lament
- naira (aj.) → dreadful
- naitë (aj.) → true
- naitië (av.) → indeed
- ñalda (aj.) → bright
- ñalta (n.) → radiance
- ñaltalma (n.) → heliograph
- nam- (vt.) → judge
- náma (n.) → judgment
- namárië (ij.) → farewell
- → (lit.) ♦be well
- → let it be well (to you)
- námië (n.) → single ♦judgment
- namna (n.) → statute
- námo² (n.) → person
- nan²/nand- (n.) → (wide) ♦valley
- Nanda →
- nandë²/nand- (n.) → (wide) ♦valley
- nando²/nand- (n.) → (wide) ♦valley
- Nanwa →
- napan- (vt.) → add
- nápat (n.) → thumb and index [fingers] as a pair
- nár² (n.) → fire (as an element)
- nása (ij.) → yes
- násië (ij.) → amen
- nasquë (n.) → bondage
- nassë¹ (n.) → nature
- → essence
- → individual
- → person
- → true-being
- nat (n.) → thing
- náto (ij.) → it is that
- ñauro (n.) → werewolf
- nav-² (vt.) → try
- náva (aj.) → hollow
- ñáva (n.) → mouth
- návë¹ (n.) → being
- Ñávëa →
- naxa¹ (n.) → bond
- né (av.) → ago
- → behind (earlier time)
- → yes (it was so)
- neä¹ (av.) → once
- néca (aj.) → pale
- → dim to see
- → faint
- → vague
- neccë (n.) → angle
- necel (n.) → thorn
- nefítë (aj.) → air-breathing
- nehta- (vt.) → deprive
- nehtano (n.) → one deprived
- → exile whose rights and goods have been confiscated
- nehtar (n.) → slayer
- nehtë² (n.) → spearhead
- → angle
- → gore
- → narrow ♦prominitory
- → wedge
- neldë (cd.) → three
- neldeä (or.) → third
- neldesta (fr.) → one third
- nelesta (fr.) → one third
- nelet/nelc- (n.) ⛏ → tooth
- nelquë (cd.) → thirteen
- nelqueä (or.) → thirteenth
- nelta (fr.) → one third
- néna (aj.) → wet
- nenda (aj.) → wet
- nendil (n.) → beast living in the water
- nenya (aj.) → wet
- nér/ner- (n.) → man
- nerca (aj.) → sharp
- nercë (n.) → little ♦man
- nerdo (n.) → large
- nernehta (n.) → man-spearhead
- nersat (fr.) → one ninth
- nertë (cd.) → nine
- nerteä (or.) → ninth
- néþa (n.) → sister
- nessamelda (n.) → species of tree in Nuumenor
- → (lit.) ♦beloved of Nessa
- net (n.) → one more beyond (the middle)
- netë (n.) → one more beyond (the middle)
- neterquë (cd.) → nineteen
- neterqueä (or.) → nineteenth
- netil (n.) → trinket
- → (small) ♦thing of personal adornment
- nettë (n.) → (little) ♦girl
- → daughter
- → sister (diminutive)
- → pretty little ♦thing
- Netya →
- nexa (aj.) → sharp
- néya¹ (av.) → once
- ní¹ (pn.) → I
- níca (aj.) → little
- niëninquë (n.) → snowdrop
- niëninqueä (aj.) → like a snowdrop
- nílë/níli- (n.) → special ♦concern with
- nillë/nill- (n.) → small ♦woman
- ñillë (n.) → silver ♦glint
- → Valinorian ♦imagines [images of real stars]
- níma (n.) → phantom
- nimpa (aj.) → drooping
- nimulë (n.) → phantom
- ninda (aj.) → wet
- ninquë (aj.) → white
- ninquita-/ninquit- (vt.) → whiten
- nípa (aj.) → small (usually with connotation of weakness)
- niquessë (n.) → frost-patterns
- → (lit.) chill ♦feather
- → ice-flake
- → snowflake
- niquis/niquiss- (n.) → ice-flake
- → petal (loose) of a white flower
- → snowflake
- níra (n.) → will (as a potential or faculty)
- → individual ♦will (in potential)
- nírë (n.) → force
- nírítë (aj.) → forceful
- → driving
- → exerting great thrust or pressure
- nirmë (n.) → act of will
- nís/niss- (n.) → woman
- níþima (aj.) → fragrant
- nissë/niss- (n.) → woman
- nitya (aj.) → little
- nixë¹ (n.) → frost
- Nó →
- nó (pp.) → before (of time)
- nó (cj.) → but
- ñólë (n.) → lore
- → knowledge
- → long ♦study
- → wisdom
- ñolmë (n.) → knowledge
- → department of wisdom (science etc.)
- → philosophy (including science)
- ñolmo (n.) → wise ♦person
- nómë (n.) → place
- nóna (aj.) → born
- nonda (n.) → hand especially in (?clutching)
- nonwë (n.) → calculation
- nór/nor- (n.) → land
- ñor- (vt.) ⚒ → fear
- nórë (n.) → land
- → country
- → people
- → race
- → tribe
- norië (n.) → race
- norima (aj.) → strong at running
- → swift at running
- → swiftly running a course
- normë (n.) → race
- norna (aj.) → tough
- → firm
- → hard
- → obdurate
- → resistant
- → stiff
- → thrawn
- noroitë (aj.) → (capable of) ♦running
- norolinda (aj.) → tripping lightly
- norta- (vt.) → make run (specially used of riding horses or other animals)
- nortil (n.) → cape (of land)
- nos²/nossi- (n.) → kindred
- → clan
- → family
- → House (of)
- nossë²/nossi- (n.) → kindred
- → clan
- → family
- → House (of)
- nostar (n.) → begetter
- notessë (n.) → numeral
- nótië (n.) → counting
- nótima (aj.) → countable
- → few
- → limited in number (weight and measure)
- → (colloquial) ♦moderate in amount
- → several
- → some
- nuhta- (vt.) → stunt
- → not ♦allow to continue
- → prevent from coming to completion
- → stop short
- núla (pp.) → under (beyond)
- ñúla (aj.) → dark
- numba (aj.) → bent
- númen (n.) → west
- → direction of the sunset
- → (lit.) ♦going down
- → occident
- → region of the sunset
- núna (aj.) → western
- nuquerna (aj.) → reversed
- → inverted
- → (lit.) ♦under-turned
- nurtalë (n.) → hiding
- nútaitë (aj.) → lowering (naturally)
- nútil/nútill- (n.) → under-point
- nútima (aj.) → lowerable
- nuxo (n.) → petty ♦dwarf
- núya-/núy- (vi.) → descend
- ñwalmë (n.) → torment
- ñwámë (n.) → wolvish ♦howling
- nyárë (n.) → history
- nyarna (n.) → long epic ♦tale
- nyarnamaitar (n.) → storyteller
- nyas/nyaþ- (n.) ⚒ → scratch
- nyé (n.) ⚒ → bleat
- nyellë (n.) → small ♦bell
- öa- (vt.) → possess
- öar (av.) → away from
- ohtar (n.) → warrior
- oi- (vi.) ⛏ → live
- oia (aj.) → everlasting
- → for ever
- → unceasing
- → without end
- oiala (aj.) → everlasting
- → for ever
- → unceasing
- → without end
- Oialë →
- oialë (av.) → forever
- → eternally
- → everlastingly
- → in eternity
- oialë (n.) → everlasting ♦age
- oiavë (av.) → ever
- oio (av.) → ever
- ola- (vt.) → become
- óla- (vt.) → dream
- ólama (n.) → consonant
- ólamaitë (aj.) → consonantal
- olassë (n.) → foliage
- olassië (n.) → foliage
- olba (n.) → branch
- olca (aj.) → bad
- olië (n.) → company
- olla (pp.) → over (beyond)
- ollë (aj.) → other one
- ollo (pp.) → away from
- olmen/olmend- (n.) → growth-year
- olmië (n.) → growth
- oloiya- (vt.) → inundate
- olor/olor- (n.) → dream
- olos/olor- (n.) → dream
- oloþ/olóþ- (n.) → inflorescense
- → mass of flowers (on one plant)
- olosta (aj.) → dreamy
- olótë (n.) → bloom
- → the flowers collectively of a single plant
- olva (n.) → growing ♦thing with roots in the earth
- óma (n.) → voice
- → resonance of the vocal chords
- → vowel
- óman/omand- (n.) → vowel
- ómatailë (n.) → vowel ♦lengthening
- ómataima (n.) → vocalic ♦extension
- ómataina (n.) → vocalic ♦extension
- ómatehta (n.) → vowel-sign
- ombari (n.) → company
- Ómëa →
- omentië (n.) → meeting (of pathways)
- → (lit.) ♦coming together of journey-path
- → junction of the directions of two people
- → meeting of the directions of two people
- ondo (n.) → stone (as a material)
- ondolunca (n.) → stonewain
- ondomaitar (n.) → sculptor in stone
- ondóreä (aj.) → hard-hearted
- onë (cj.) → but
- onna (n.) → child
- Onóna →
- onótië (n.) → reckoning
- onótimo (n.) → reckoner
- ontalë (n.) → descent
- ontarë (n.) ⛏ → begetter
- ontavalië (n.) → puberty
- onwë (n.) → child
- onya (n.) → my ♦child
- ópa (n.) → mouth (opening of which the lips are the edges)
- opo (pp.) → before
- → after (of time)
- → in front (of place)
- or- (vt.) → warn
- → feel an urge/wish/desire
- → urge
- ora- (vt.) → warn
- → feel an urge/wish/desire
- → urge
- Orco →
- orda (aj.) → profound
- órë¹ (n.) → heart (inner mind)
- → caution
- → (pre) ♦monition
- → warning
- óricuvoitë (aj.) → uncommunicative
- → keeping one’s own counsel (not necessarily sinister)
- orma (n.) → (physical) ♦matter
- ormo (n.) → riser
- orna¹ (aj.) → high
- ornë (n.) → (tall) ♦tree
- ornemalin (n.) → bearing yellow flowers
- ornendur (n.) → tree-keep
- oro (n.) → mount
- oroman¹ (n.) → mountain ♦dweller
- oromar/oromard- (n.) → lofty ♦hall
- → high (lofty) dwelling
- → high-mansion
- orróna (aj.) → eastern
- Orta →
- ortil (n.) → up-point
- ortírië (n.) → patronage
- → (lit.) ♦watching over (from above)
- orto (n.) → mount
- orwa¹ (aj.) → high
- orya-²/ory- (vi.) → rise
- oryandë (n.) → arising
- oryat/oryap- (n.) ⚒ → badger
- ósanwë (n.) → communication of thought
- → interchange of thought
- → (lit.) ♦thinking together (dual)
- osco (cd.) → seven
- osta (fr.) → one seventh
- ostimë (n.) → blend
- osto (n.) → fortress
- → city
- → strong ♦place
- → stronghold
- → town with wall round
- otoquë (cd.) → seventeen
- otos (cd.) → seven
- otosta (fr.) → one seventh
- otsat (fr.) → one seventh
- otseä (or.) → seventh
- ⏏ovéa (aj.) → (con) ♦similar
- pá (pp.) → touching
- → against
- → as regards
- → concerning
- → on (above but touching)
- Pahta →
- Palan →
- palantír (n.) → far-gazer
- → far-seer
- → (lit.) ♦that which looks far away
- palanyantië (n.) → telepathy
- palda (aj.) → wide
- Palta →
- pan- (vt.) → arrange
- par- (vt.) → learn
- parma (n.) → book
- → composition
- → written ♦document of some size
- → writing
- parmahentië (n.) → (book) ♦reading
- passa (aj.) → smooth(ed)
- pasta (aj.) → smooth(ed)
- pata- (vt.) → walk
- pataca (n.) → consonant
- pávatengwë (n.) → consonant
- pé (n.) → lip
- pecco (n.) → nut
- peccuvo (n.) → squirrel
- pel- (vt.) → go round
- peltas/peltax- (n.) → fence of fixed stakes
- pempë (n.) → lip
- pen- (vt.) → not ♦have
- Penda →
- pendë (n.) → steep ♦incline
- penga-/peng- (vt.) → pout
- Penna →
- penquanta (aj.) → full to the brim
- penya (aj.) → lacking
- perta (fr.) → one half
- pí (n.) → small ♦insect
- pilinehtar (n.) → unidentified ♦plant
- pirë (n.) → toe
- pirindë (n.) → flower that opened and shut quickly with any change of light
- pirnë (n.) → flower that opened and shut quickly with any change of light
- pirucendeä (aj.) → on the point of her toes
- pitya (aj.) → petty
- pó (pp.) → before
- → after (of time)
- → in front (of place)
- pol- (vt.) → be able to
- polda (aj.) → big
- póna (av.) → forward
- pono (pp.) → in front (of place)
- poto (pp.) → in front (of place)
- psar- (vt.) → rub
- púreä (aj.) → smeared
- Rá →
- racina (aj.) → stripped
- raf- (vt.) → wave
- raica (aj.) → crooked
- Raina →
- raina¹ (aj.) → netted
- → caught in a net
- → enlaced
- raina² (aj.) → smiling
- rainë (n.) → peace
- raita-¹/rait- (vi.) → make network
- → catch in a net
- → make lace
- ral- (vt.) ⚒ → return
- ráman/rámand- (n.) → great ♦ship for sailing on the Great Sea
- rámannertë (n.) → ship-ennead
- rána (n.) → Moon
- ránasta (n.) → lunar ♦month
- ranga (n.) → yard
- rantala (n.) → ladder
- ras- (vt.) → stick out
- raþillo (n.) → squirrel
- ráta- (vt.) → excel
- ratta (n.) → track
- rauca (n.) → demon
- → powerful hostile and terrible ♦creature
- rauco (n.) → demon
- → powerful hostile and terrible ♦creature
- ráva (aj.) → free
- → lawless
- → uncontrolled
- → unfettered
- rávë (n.) → roaring ♦noise
- ráveä (aj.) → roaring
- raxë (n.) → danger
- ré (n.) → day (period from sunset to sunset)
- rehta- (vt.) → rescue
- rehtië (n.) → rescue
- rem- (vt.) → snare
- remba-/remb- (vt.) → net
- rembë (n.) → mesh
- → hunter's or fisher's ♦net
- → net (for catching)
- rembina (aj.) → entangled
- → meshed
- → netted
- → woven
- remma (n.) → snare
- resta (n.) → sown ♦field
- → acre
- → fair
- → tilled ♦ground
- ría (n.) → garland
- Ric →
- ric-¹ (vt.) → try
- → endeavour
- → put forth effort
- → strive
- ric-² (vt.) → twist
- riël (n.) → garlanded ♦maiden
- → maiden crowned with a festive garland
- riëllë (n.) → garlanded ♦maiden
- → maiden crowned with a festive garland
- rihta-¹ (vt.) → strive
- rimbë (n.) → host
- rína¹ (aj.) → garlanded
- → crowned
- → scattered
- → sown
- ringa (aj.) → cold
- ró (av.) → the[?] [?next]
- rocco (n.) → horse
- rocindë (n.) → debtor
- rohta (n.) → debt
- rohtalië (n.) → those who trespass
- → (lit.) ♦trespass-people
- romba (n.) → horn
- rómë/rómen- (n.) → east
- rómen/rómen- (n.) → east
- ron (av.) → soon
- róna (aj.) → eastern
- ronda (aj.) → solid
- Rondo →
- rondo¹ (n.) → staff (of hardwood)
- rondo² (n.) → vaulted ♦roof
- → vaulted ♦hall
- → arched ♦roof
- rongo (av.) → soon
- rossë (n.) → (fine) ♦rain
- → dew
- → foam
- → shower
- → spray
- rov- (vt.) ⛏ → lose
- ruc- (vt.) → feel fear
- → feel horror
- → flee (to)
- rúcarë (n.) → evil-doing
- rúcima (aj.) → terrible
- rúcina (aj.) → confused
- → disordered
- → ruined
- → shattered
- ruhta- (vt.) → terrify
- ruina (aj.) → blazing
- ruinë (n.) → fire
- rum- (vt.) → shift
- → heave (of large and heavy things)
- → move
- rúma- (vt.) → shift
- → heave (of large and heavy things)
- → move
- rúna- (vt.) → free
- runando (n.) → redeemer
- runda (aj.) → smooth
- runya (aj.) → fiery red
- Rusca →
- ruscuitë (aj.) → foxy
- rúþë (n.) → wrath
- rúþeä (aj.) → wrathful
- russë (n.) → head of red hair
- ruxa² (aj.) → wroth
- ruxotompalë (n.) → Great ♦Bear-dance
- sá (pn.) → it
- Þá →
- þá (av.) → very good
- → all right
- → I agree of course
- → I will
- → of course I do
- þá (ij.) → very good
- → all right
- → I agree of course
- → I will
- → of course I do
- sahta (aj.) → marred
- þahta- (vt.) → induce
- þahtië (n.) → pressure (to do something against one's will or conscience)
- saila (aj.) → wise
- sam- (vt.) → have
- ⏏samna (n.) → delved ♦hole
- þámo¹ (n.) → helper
- San →
- san (av.) → then
- san (cj.) → then
- Sana →
- sana (aj.) → that very thing (already referred to)
- sana- (v.) → think
- sanar (n.) → mind
- → brain
- → reflector
- → thinker
- þanda (n.) → shield
- þandastan/þandastam- (n.) → shield-barrier
- þánë/þáni- (n.) → pine
- sanomë (av.) → there
- sanwë (n.) → thought
- sanwecenda (n.) → thought-inspection
- sanwementa (n.) → thought-sending
- sar/sarn- (n.) → stone (small)
- sára² (aj.) → bitter
- sarat (n.) → letter (of the Ruumilian alphabet)
- sarda (aj.) → hard (as stone)
- sarnië (n.) → shingle
- sarta (aj.) → steadfast
- sat- (vt.) → set aside
- → appropriate to a special purpose or owner
- satya (aj.) → private
- → excluded
- → not common
- → separate
- saucarya (aj.) → evil-doing
- þaura (aj.) → cruel
- → bad
- → evil
- → foul
- → ill
- → stinking
- → unhealthy
- → vile
- → wretched
- sav- (vt.) → believe
- sé (pn.) → he
- þelma (n.) → fixed ♦idea
- þenna (aj.) → short
- þenta (aj.) → short
- senwa (aj.) → usual
- Senya →
- þer- (vt.) → sew
- sercilixa (aj.) → blood-thirsty
- sérë (n.) → peace
- sië (av.) → thus
- silima (n.) → crystal ♦substance devised by Feanor
- sillë (av.) → like this
- Silma →
- silma (aj.) → crystal-white
- silma (n.) → crystal (white)
- silo (av.) → hence
- síma (n.) → imagination
- ⏏simen (av.) → hither
- simo (pn.) → this person
- sin¹ (av.) → thus
- Sina →
- sinca (aj.) → flinty
- sincahonda (aj.) → flint-hearted
- þinda (aj.) → grey
- þindarin (n.) → Grey-elven
- þindë (aj.) → grey
- → pale grey
- → silvery grey
- þindel/þindeld- (n.) → Grey-elf
- þindië (n.) → greyness
- sinen (av.) → by this means
- sinomë (av.) → here
- sinwa (aj.) → known
- sio (av.) → hence
- sir (av.) → hither
- sira (av.) → hither
- síra (av.) → today
- sireä (aj.) → flowing
- sís (av.) → here
- sisíla- (vt.) → shine (frequentative)
- sissë (av.) → here
- sítë (aj.) → of this sort
- sívë (pp.) → as
- soica (aj.) → thirsty
- solma (n.) → hall
- þolma (n.) → ?helmet
- songa (n.) → mouth (interior cavity behind the teeth containing the tongue)
- þorna (aj.) → steadfast
- þorno (n.) ⛺ → eagle
- þoron (n.) ⛺ → eagle
- þorya-/þory- (vt.) → dread
- þosta- (vt.) → put to fright
- þúlë/þúli- (n.) → spirit
- → breath
- → emission of power (of will or desire)
- sulpa-/sulup- (vt.) ⛏ → lap up
- → drink
- → drink greedily
- → lick up
- → lick
- → sip
- → sup
- → sup up
- → taste
- súma (n.) → hollow ♦cavity
- þundo (n.) → base
- þundóma (n.) → determinant ♦vowel
- þur- (vt.) → seek
- þurië (n.) → (act of) ♦seeking
- súriquessë (n.) → species of grass
- þurya-/þury- (vi.) ⚒ → blow
- þussë (n.) → puff (of air)
- tá (av.) → then
- Tai →
- tai (av.) → then
- tai (cj.) → that which
- tai (pn.) → they
- tailë (n.) → lengthening
- taina (aj.) → stretched
- taitë (aj.) → of that sort
- tál/tal- (n.) → foot
- talan/talam- (n.) → flat ♦space
- → deck (of a ship)
- → floor
- → platform
- talca¹ (n.) → post
- tallë (av.) → like that
- talo (av.) → thence
- Talta →
- Tama →
- tama (pn.) → that matter
- tama (n.) → that ♦matter
- taman (n.) → thing made by handicraft
- tambë (pp.) → as
- tamna (aj.) → artificial
- Tamo →
- tamo (pn.) → that person
- tamo (n.) → smith
- Tana →
- tancarya-/tancas- (vi.) → ?become firm
- tancata- (vt.) → make firm
- tanen (av.) → in that way
- taniquelassë (n.) → high-white-leaf
- Tanna →
- tanomë (av.) → there
- → (lit.) ♦in the place (referred to)
- ⏏tanta-¹ (vt.) → play a harp
- tanwa (n.) → sign
- tapta (aj.) → impeded
- Tar →
- tar (av.) → thither
- tar (n.) → honorific
- tar- (vt.) → stand
- tara (av.) → thither
- tára¹ (aj.) → lofty
- taras/tarass- (n.) → great towering ♦building (fort/city/castle)
- tárion (n.) → (alternate name of the) last ♦day of the Eldarin six-day week
- táris/táriss- (n.) → queenship
- tárissë/táriss- (n.) → queenship
- tarminas/tarminass- (n.) → great towering ♦building (fort/city/castle)
- taryo (n.) → daddy
- tás (av.) → there
- tassë (av.) → there
- tatya (or.) → second
- tauca (aj.) → stiff
- taura (aj.) → (very) ♦mighty
- → masterful
- → of unmeasured might
- → of unmeasured size
- → vast
- taurë (n.) → forest
- taureä (aj.) → forested
- tauva- (vt.) → endure
- tav- (vt.) → endure
- té (pn.) → they
- teä- (vt.) → indicate
- tehta (n.) → (written) ♦mark
- → written ♦letter
- → sign
- → symbol
- tel- (vi.) → end
- telconta-/telcont- (vt.) → stride
- telda (aj.) → last
- telepta (aj.) → silver
- telperin (aj.) → like silver (in hue or worth)
- Tengwa →
- tengwa (n.) → (written) ♦letter
- → indicator
- → sign
- → token
- tengwa-/tengw- (vt.) → read written matter
- tengwacilmë (n.) → spelling
- tengwë (n.) → sign
- → indication
- → token
- → writing
- tengwelë (n.) → language (general term)
- tengwesta (n.) → grammar
- → code of signs
- → collection of matter concerning writing
- → language structure
- → morphology
- → system of signs
- tengwestië (n.) → language (as a concept)
- tengwië (n.) → reading
- Tenna →
- tenna (pp.) → until
- → as far as
- → to reach
- → to the point
- → up to
- ⏏tenna¹ (n.) → letter (epistola)
- tenna² (n.) → thought
- tennoio (av.) → forever
- tensi (av.) → already
- → here
- → still
- → up to now
- → yet (from present)
- Tenta →
- tenta (av.) → already
- → here
- → still
- → up to now
- → yet (from past)
- tenta-¹/tent- (vi.) → point (to/out)
- → be directed toward
- → go forth towards (with object)
- tenta-² (vt.) → indicate
- ter (pp.) → through
- tér (pp.) → so
- tercenya (aj.) → of insight
- tië (n.) → path
- tiër (pp.) → so
- tihta- (vi.) → blink
- tildë (n.) → fine sharp ♦point
- tillë (n.) → tip
- → (within compounds) ♦finger
- → point
- → toe
- tilma (n.) → point
- tin- (vi.) → spark
- tinco (n.) → metal
- tindómë (n.) → (starry) ♦twilight
- → (usually) ♦time near dawn
- tintila- (vt.) → twinkle
- → give tremulous light
- → glitter
- → sparkle
- → tremble
- tinwë (n.) → spark
- tir- (vt.) → watch (over)
- → gaze
- → guard
- → heed
- → look (at)
- → observe
- tirila (aj.) → watching (something)
- tírima (aj.) → able to be watched
- tirítë (aj.) → watchful
- tirmo (n.) → watcher
- tó (av.) → thence
- töa (n.) → wood (as material)
- toina (aj.) → wood
- tollo (n.) → sticker-up
- tolteä (or.) → eighth
- tolto (cd.) → eight
- tolya (aj.) → prominent
- tolyo (n.) → sticker-up
- torna (aj.) → hard
- Tornanga →
- tú (pn.) → they
- tuilérë (n.) → spring-day
- tul- (vi.) → come
- tulta- (vt.) → send (from point of view of receiver)
- tultaima (aj.) → fetchable
- tulya- (vt.) → lead
- tulyandë (n.) → fetching
- tumbalë (n.) → depth
- tumbo/tumbu- (n.) → deep ♦vale
- tup- (vt.) → cover
- tur- (vt.) → master
- → conquer
- → dominate
- → win
- túra (aj.) → big
- turca (aj.) → strong
- Turco →
- túrë (n.) → might
- túreä (aj.) → mighty
- túrin (n.) → lord
- turindo (n.) → purposeful ♦mind
- turindura (aj.) → done necessarily
- turu- (vt.) → master
- → defeat
- → have victory over
- turúna (aj.) → mastered
- tutulla-/tutull- (vi.) → keep on coming (and going)
- tuv- (vt.) → find
- túvima (aj.) → discoverable
- tyar- (vt.) → cause
- tyav- (vt.) → taste
- tyé (pn.) → you
- tyelca (aj.) → hasty
- tyellë (n.) → grade
- → order
- → step (in a stairway or ladder)
- úcalima (aj.) → dim
- úcarë (n.) → sin
- úcárima (aj.) → hard to do
- úcarindo (n.) → sinner
- úcarnë (aj.) → not red
- úfantima (aj.) → not concealable
- úfantuma (aj.) → not concealable
- úfanweä (aj.) → not veiled
- úharin (aj.) → unmarred
- uhta-/uht- (vt.) → dislike
- → avoid as painful or nasty
- → feel disgust with
- ui- (vt.) → not ♦do
- → not ♦be
- → be not
- → do not
- uito (ij.) → it is not that
- ul- (vi.) → rain
- ulca (aj.) → evil
- → dark
- → gloomy
- → sinister
- ulco/ulcu- (n.) → evil
- úlumë (av.) → ever
- → at all times (in a series or period)
- úmaitë (aj.) → clumsy(-handed)
- ⏏umanar (av.) → someday
- úmara (aj.) → bad
- → evil
- → ill-used
- → sinister
- úmárë (n.) → evil
- umbarta- (vt.) → define
- umbë (n.) → imminence
- → unwelcome ♦expectation
- → fear
- → premonition
- → threat
- úmë (n.) → throng
- → great ♦collection of things of the same sort
- → great ♦crowd of things of the same sort
- úmeä (aj.) → abundant
- umman (av.) → ever
- ummanan (av.) → ever
- úna (aj.) → deprived of
- Undu →
- únotë (aj.) → not counted
- únoteä (aj.) → not counted
- únótima (aj.) → numberless
- → countless
- → difficult/impossible to count
- → innumerable
- unqualë (n.) → death ♦agony
- unquë (n.) → hollow
- únyárima (aj.) → impossible to recount
- úpa (aj.) → dumb
- úpahteä (aj.) → speechless
- úquétima (aj.) → unspeakable
- → impossible to put into words
- → impossible to say
- → unpronounceable
- Úra →
- úra¹ (aj.) → nasty
- úra² (aj.) → torrid
- → sultry
- → unpleasantly hot
- urcarnë (aj.) → hard to make / do
- urco/urcu- (n.) → bogey
- urda (aj.) → hard
- úro (n.) → evil
- urra (aj.) → bad
- Urþa →
- urucárima (aj.) → hard to make / do
- urucarin (aj.) → made with difficulty
- urulócë (n.) → fire-serpent
- urunótë (aj.) → difficult to count
- urus/urust- (n.) → copper
- urya-/ury- (vi.) → be hot
- uscarë (n.) → doing wrong
- usquë (n.) → dusk
- ustya-/usty- (vi.) ⚒ → smoke
- uv- (vi.) → be going to
- úva- (vi.) → impend
- → be imminent
- → draw near
- úvana (aj.) → marred
- úvanë (aj.) → without beauty
- úvaneä (aj.) → without beauty
- úvanima (aj.) → not fair
- → hard to call beautiful
- → hideous
- → ugly
- úvanimo (n.) → monster
- → corrupt or evil ♦creature
- úvano (n.) → monster
- → corrupt or evil ♦creature
- uxarë (n.) → doing wrong
- Vá →
- vá (av.) → will not
- vá (ij.) → will not
- vailima (aj.) → windy
- vaina¹ (aj.) → blonde
- Vala →
- vala (n.) → (Angelic) ♦Power
- vala- (vi.) → have [divine] power
- valca² (aj.) → fierce
- Valda →
- valda¹ (aj.) → excited
- valda-/valad- (vi.) ⚒ → matter
- → be of moment
- → be of significance
- → be of worth
- váldë (ct.) → you must not (plural)
- valië (n.) → Female Vala
- valmë (n.) → excitement
- válmë (ct.) → we won't (plural)
- valta- (vt.) → excite
- valut- (vi.) → flow away
- valvistë (n.) → change of mind
- válwë (ct.) → we won't (plural)
- valya-/valy- (vi.) → be excited (moved)
- vályë (ct.) → don't (polite)
- vammë (ct.) → we won't (dual)
- Ván →
- ván (ct.) → I won't
- ván (n.) ⛏ → goose
- vana (aj.) → fair-haired (yellow to golden)
- vanda (n.) → oath
- → pledge
- → solemn ♦promise
- vanessë (n.) → beauty
- vangwë (n.) → blow [of wind]
- vanië (n.) → beauty
- Vanima →
- vanimelda (aj.) → beautiful and beloved
- vántë (ct.) → they must not (plural)
- vanwa (aj.) → gone
- → dead
- → departed
- → lost
- → no longer to be had
- → over
- → passed away
- → past
- → vanished
- Vanya →
- vanya (aj.) → fair
- → beautiful
- → fair-haired (yellow to golden)
- → unmarred
- vanya-/vany- (vi.) → pass
- vanyë (ct.) → I won't
- ványë (ct.) → I won't
- var (av.) → from
- vár (ct.) → they must not
- varanda (aj.) → sublime
- vardarianna (n.) → fragrant evergreen ♦tree
- varnë (aj.) → russet
- vaþar (n.) → veil
- vaþarya- (vi.) → veil
- vásë (ct.) → he must not
- → it must not
- → she must not
- vátyë (ct.) → don't (familiar)
- váveä (aj.) → (con) ♦similar
- vé (pn.) → we (plural semi-emphatic inclusive)
- veä¹ (aj.) → seeming
- vecca (aj.) → active
- vehtë (n.) → life
- vehtequentalë (n.) → biography
- véla (aj.) → alike
- → having a likeness
- → having a similarity
- velca (aj.) → large
- vendë (n.) → maiden
- vendelë (n.) → maidenhood
- vénë (n.) → virginity
- véneä (aj.) → virginal
- veo (n.) → living ♦creature
- véra (aj.) → personal
- veri (n.) → wife
- ⏏verta-¹ (vt.) → give in marriage (a) to (b)
- → take as husband (to oneself)
- → take as wife (to oneself)
- veru (n.) → husband
- ⏏verya-¹ (vi.) → marry (of husband and wife)
- veryanwë (n.) → wedding
- vet (pn.) → we
- vét (pn.) → we
- vilva (aj.) → fluttering to and fro
- vilvarin/vilvarind- (n.) → butterfly
- vilvarindeä (aj.) → like a butterfly
- vilya (n.) → air
- vínë (n.) → youth
- vinga (n.) → foam
- vingë (n.) → foam
- vinima (aj.) → childish
- vinimetta (n.) ⚒ → end of youth
- vinta-/vint- (va.) → scatter
- vinya (aj.) → young
- vinyamo (n.) → youngster
- vinyarë (n.) → youth
- virya-/viry- (vi.) → change
- vista- (vt.) → change
- vistë (n.) → change
- vórima (aj.) → faithful
- voronda (aj.) → faithful
- → steadfast (in allegiance - in keeping oath or promise)
- voronwë (n.) → steadfastness
- → faith
- → faithfulness
- → loyalty
- yá (cj.) → when
- yaimë (n.) → wailing
- yaimeä (aj.) → wailing
- yal- (vt.) → summon
- yallë (av.) → as
- → in the same way as
- → like
- yána (aj.) → wide
- yanwë (n.) → joining
- yára (aj.) → old
- yárië (n.) → age
- yas (av.) ⚒ → where
- yassë (cj.) → where [relative]
- yassen (cj.) → where [relativa
- → in which place
- → plural]
- yávë (n.) → fruit
- yáviérë (n.) → autumn-day
- yé (ij.) → lo!
- → what a ...
- → what is more
- yeä (ij.) → what is more
- yénië (n.) → annals
- yermë (n.) → sexual ♦desire (for marriage and procreation)
- yó (pp.) → (together) ♦with
- yóm (pp.) → (together) ♦with
- yomenië (n.) → meeting
- yón/yond- (n.) → region
- → (any) fairly extensive ♦region with well-marked natural bounds
- yonda¹ (aj.) → enclosed
- yondë/yond- (n.) → region
- → (any) fairly extensive ♦region with well-marked natural bounds
- yonna (aj.) → enclosed
- yonyo (n.) → boy
- yor- (vt.) → enclose
- yosanwë (n.) → (pl.) ♦congruence
- Yulda →
- yulda (aj.) → drunk
- yulda (n.) → drink
- → cup
- → draught
- → thing drunk
- yúlima (aj.) → drinkable
- yulma (n.) → cup
- → goblet
- → drinking ♦implement
- → drinking ♦vessel
- yulmë (n.) → drinking
- yuluitë (aj.) → drinking (as a habit)
- yulunefítë (aj.) → amphibious
- → (lit.) ♦drinking-breathing
- yunquenta (cd.) → thirteen
- yunquentë (cd.) → thirteen
- yunquesta (fr.) → one twelfth
- yúyal (n.) → twilight
- yúyo/yúyu (aj.) → both