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Sindarin Dictionary

Sindarin to English English to Sindarin

a and (conjunction) abandon awartha- (verb) literally: toabandon

ab after, behind, following,later (adverb)

abandonment awarth (noun)

abonnen 1.) a man born later thanthe Elves (noun) 2.born

later, born after (adjective)

abhor fuia- (verb) literally: to abhor

acharn vengeance (noun) abhorrence delos (noun)achas fear (noun) abhorrent 1.) thaur (adjective) 2.)saur

(adjective)

ad back, again, re- (adverb) abiding 1.) him (adjective) 2.) thenid(adjective) 3.) thenin

(adjective)

ada father, daddy (noun) abominable 1.) deleb (adjective) 2.) thaur (adjective)

adab building, house (noun) abound ovra- (verb) literally: toabound (to be prevalent)

adan a Man (noun) about 1.) o (preposition) 2.) oh(preposition) sometimes used

before words beginning in avowel 3.) os- (prefix)

Adanadar one of the "Fathers of the

Men" (noun)

above 1.) or (preposition) 2.) or-

(prefix)

Adanath men (noun) collective of adan

abroad palan- (adverbial prefix)

Adaneth woman (noun) abundant ovor (adjective)adar father (noun) abyss iâ (noun)adel behind, in the rear of

(preposition)accent 1.) andaith (noun) literally: a

sign over a vowel in tengwar to show the vowel islengthened

adertha- to reunite (verb) according to the ben (preposition)aderthad reunion (noun) account 1.) trenarn (noun) 2.) pennas

(noun) literally: a historicalaccount

adlann sloping (adjective) across 1.) ath- (prefix) 2.) athra-(prefix) 3.) thar- (prefix)

adlanna- to slope, slant (verb) acute laeg (adjective)adlanno slope (verb) infinitive of theverb adlanna-

afar palan- (adverbial prefix)

adlant slanting (adjective) affect 1.) presta- (verb) literally: toaffect 2.) presto (verb)

infinitive of presta-

aduial evening, the time when thestars start to appear (noun)

affection 1.) mî l (noun) 2.) prestanneth

(noun) literally: the action of affecting or the state of being

affected

ae if (conjunction) affliction caul (noun)aear sea (noun) after ab- (adverbial prefix)aearon great sea, ocean (noun) after-bear 1.) abonna- (verb) literally….

to after-bear 2.) abonno (verb)infinitive of abonna-

aeer seas (noun) plural of aear again ad (adverb)aegais mountain tops (noun) plural

of aegasagainst dan (preposition)

aegas mountain top (noun) age andrann (noun) literally: 100Valian years

aegios icicle (noun) aged iphant (adjective)aeglir range of mountain tops

(noun)agile celeg (adjective)

ael lake, pool (noun) ago io (adverb)aelin lakes, pools (noun) plural of

aelah! ai (interjection)

aer holy (adjective) air 1.) gwelu (noun) 2.) gwelwen(noun) literally: "earth's" air


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3.) gwilith (noun) literally: air

as a region 4.) ui (noun) theOuter Sea or "air" 5.) lind(noun) literally: air, a tune

aerlinn hymn, song (noun) alas nae (interjection)aes cooked food, especially

meat (noun)alive 1.) cuin (adjective) 2.) cuina-

(verb) literally: to be alive

aew bird (noun) all 1.) pâ n (adjective) plural: pain

agar blood (noun) allegiance to 1.) buia- (verb) literally: tohold allegiance to 2.) buio(infinitive form of buia-)

agarwaen bloodstained (adjective) alone 1.) erui (adjective) 2.) er-(prefix)

aglar glory, brilliance (noun) alphabet certhas (noun) literally: runicalphabet

aglareb glorious, brilliant (adjective) amputate 1.) osgar- (verb) literally: toamputate 2.) esgeri (verb)

infinitive of osgar-

aglonn defile, pass between highwalls (noun)

ancient iaur (adjective)

agor narrow (adjective) and 1.) a (conjunction) 2.) ar (conjunction) 3.) ah(conjunction) form "and" may

take before a vowel

ah with (preposition) anger rû th (noun)ai ah! (interjection) angle 1.) bennas (noun) 2.) nass(noun)

aina holy (adjective) animal(s) 1.) lavan (noun) literally: 4-legged animals: plural: levain2.) tad-dal (noun) literally: a2-legged animal : plural: tad-

dail

aith spear point (noun) annals í nias (noun)alae behold! (imperative) anniversary edinor (noun) literally:

anniversary day

alag 1.) able to move withextreme rapidity, rushing(adjective) 2.) impetuous,impulsive (adjective)

annoyance delos (noun)

alagos : windstorm (noun) answer 1.) dambeth (noun) 2.)dangweth (noun)

alfirin 1.an immortal being (noun)2.immortal (adjective) 3.thename of a small whiteeverlasting flower (noun)

anybody pen (pronoun)

alph swan (noun) apparition auth (noun) literally….spectralor vague apparition

am up, upon, above, over (preposition)

appear 1.) thia- (verb) literally: to

appear 2.) thio (verb) infinitiveof thia-

Amar world, Earth (noun) apple cordof (noun) literally: a pippin apple

amarth fate, doom (noun) approach anglenna- (verb) literally: toapproach

amben uphill, sloping upwards(adverb) am + pend

appropriate : seidia- (verb) literally…. toappropriate to a special

purpose or owner

ambend uphill, sloping upwards(adverb) am + pend

April Gwirith (noun) literally:Windy

ambenn : uphill, sloping upwards(adverb) am + pend

arch cû (noun)

amdir hope based on reason(noun)

area sad (noun) literally… a limitedarea, naturally or artificiallydefined

amloth an uprising flower (noun) arm(s) ranc (noun) plural: raincamlug dragon (noun) around os- (prefix)ammen of us , for us (pronoun) article bach (noun) literally: an article

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amon hill (noun) as sui (conjunction) Amrûn the orient, east (noun) ash lith (noun)an for, to the, towards

(preposition), sometimescan also mean "with", "by"

ashen lithui (adjective)

an- with, by (prepositionalprefix)

ashy lithui (adjective)

anann long (adverb) assembly hû d (noun)

anc jaws, teeth (noun) associate(s) 1.) gwador (noun) literally: amale associate: plural: gwedeir

2.) gwathel (noun) literally: afemale associate: plural:

gwethil

and long (adjective) at na (preposition)andabon elephant (noun) athwart thar- (prefix)andaith long mark (noun) August : Urui (noun) literally: Hotandrann age, 100 Valian years

(noun)autumn 1.) iavas (noun) 2.) lasbelin

(noun)

Anfang one of the "Longbeards", atribe of Dwarves (noun)

awakening echui (noun)

Anfangrim the "Longbeards", a tribe of Dwarves (noun) class pluralof anfang

awe anwar (noun)

ang iron, the metal (noun) awful taur (adjective)

angerthas 1.) spelling (compoundnoun) and + certhasExtended version of theCirth runes 2.) Runes(noun, plural)

axe 1.) hathol (noun) literally: anaxe-blade 2.) hast (noun)literally: an axe-stroke

anglenna- to approach (verb) babble 1.) glavra- (verb) literally: to babble 2.) glavro (verb)

infinitive of glavra-

angol 1.) distinctive odor that isoffensively unpleasant(noun) 2.) deep lore, magic(noun)

babbling glavrol (verb) present participle of glavra-

angren made of iron (adjective) baby laes (noun)angwedh chain (noun) back 1.) ad (adverb) 2.) dan

(preposition)

anim for myself (pronoun) bad 1.) faeg (adjective) 2.) um

(adjective)anira (he/she/it) wants, desires(verb) - 3rd person of theverb aní ra-

bald rû dh (adjective)

aní ra- to want, to desire (verb) ball coron (noun)aní rach (you) want, desire (verb) -

2nd person of the verbaní ra-

bane dagnir (noun)

aniron (I) want, desire (verb) - 1stperson of the verb aní ra-

bank raw (noun) literally: a

riverbank or edge of a lake

anna- to give (verb) bark rî f (noun) literally: the bark of trees

anna gift (noun) barrow gorthad (noun)annabon elephant (noun) batter 1) blab- (verb) literally: to

flap 2.) blebi (verb) infinitive

of blab-

annin long year (compound noun)and + ennin

battle 1.) auth (noun) 2.) dagor (noun) 3.) maeth (noun)

literally: a small battle 4.)dagra- (verb) literally: to

battle 5.) dagro (verb)

infinitive of dagra-

anno give (verb) infinitive of anna-

bay 1.) cô f (noun) 2.) hû b (noun)literally: a small bay

surrounded by land

annon door, gate (noun) be na- (verb) literally: to beannui western, from the west

(adjective) be able 1.) gar- (verb) literally…. to be

able to 2.) geri (verb) infinitive


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of gar-

annûn 1.) west 2.) sunset (noun) be alive 1.) cuina- (verb) literally…. to be alive 2.) cuino (verb)infinitive of cuina-

annúnaid "westron", the commonlanguage spoken in Middle-Earth (noun)

be off! ego (interjection)

Anor The Sun (noun) beach(s) 1.) falas (noun) plural: felais

ant gift, present (noun) beacon narthan (noun)anu male (adjective) bear 1.) brô g (noun) 2.) medli

(noun)

anwar reverence, veneration, anoverwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration(noun)

bear-like medlin (adjective)

aphadon 1.) follower (noun) see alsoechil 2.) Elvish name for man (noun)

beard fang (noun)

aphadrim a group of men (noun) classplural of aphadon

bearer cyll (noun)

ar king (noun) beat 1.) blab- (verb) literally: to beat or flap (wings)2.) blebi(verb) infinitive of blab- 3.)

dringa- (verb) literally: to beat

4.) dringo (verb) infinitive of dringa-

ar- high, noble, royal(prepostional/ adjectival/adverbial prefix)

beating : blabed (noun) : as of wings,

heart, etc.

ara- high, noble, royal(prepostional/ adjectival/adverbial prefix)

beautiful bain (adjective)

arad day, daytime (noun) bed haust (noun)aran king (noun) bed-ridden caeleb (adjective)aras deer (noun) beech tree(s) 1.) fê r (noun) plural: ferin 2.)

brethil (noun) plural: brethil

ardh realm, region (noun) beget 1.) edonna- (verb) literally: to beget (to father) 2.) onna-

(verb) literally: to beget (tofather)

ardhon world (noun) begin 1.) heria- (verb) literally: to begin energetically 2.) herio

(verb) infinitive of heria-

arn royal (adjective) behind 1.) ab (adverb) 2.) adel(preposition)

arnad kingdom (noun) behold ! alae (imperative)arnediad very large in number,

countless, innumerable(adjective)

bell(s) 1.) nell (noun) 2.) nelladel(noun) literally: the ringing of

bells

arnen royal water (compoundnoun) ara- + nen

bellowing glam (noun) literally:

confused, loud shouting andnoise closely associated withorcs

arod high, noble, royal(adjective)

beneath di- (prefix)

aronoded very large in number,countless, innumerable

(adjective)

bent 1.) cû n (adjective) 2.) raeg

(adjective)

aronodiad very large in number,countless, innumerable(adjective)

betray 1.) gweria- (verb) literally: to

betray 2.) gwerio (verb)

infinitive of gweria-

arphen a noble (noun) betrayer gwarth (noun)arwen noble woman (noun) between 1.) im- (prefix) 2.) min

(preposition) literally:

between the

asgar violent, impetuous(adjective)

beyond 1.) athan (preposition) 2.) thar-(prefix)

asogant drank (verb) past tense of bi-ped tad-dal (noun + adjective)


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the verb soga- literally: a two-legged animalast dust (noun) bind 1.) gwedh- (verb) literally: to

bind 2.) nod- (verb) literally:to bind

ath- on both sides, across(adverb)

birch brethil (noun)

athan beyond (preposition) bird(s) 1.) aew (noun) literally:"small" bird 2.) fileg (noun)

literally: "small" bird : plural:filig 3.) filigod (noun) literally:

"small" bird : plural:filig 4.)aewen (adjective) literally: of

birds

athelas a healing herb brought toMiddle-Earth by theNúmenóreans, also knownas Kingsfoil. (noun)

bite nag- (verb) literally: to bite

athra- across (adverb) biting naeth (noun)athrabeth a debate (noun) bitter saer (adjective)athrad ford, river-crossing, shallow

area in a stream that can becrossed by wading (noun)

black morn (adjective) plural: myrn

athrada- to cross (verb) blackthorn toss (noun) literally: a blackthorn bush

athrado cross (verb) infinitive of athrada- blade hathol (noun) literally: a broadsword-blade or and axe- blade

athradon (I) cross (verb) - 1st personof the verb athrada-

blessedness galu (noun)

aur morning, sunlight, day(noun)

blessings galu (noun)

auth 1.) a dim shape, spectral or vague apparition 2.) war,battle (noun)

bliss manadh (noun) literally: final bliss

av- implies negative meaning(adjectival prefix)

blocked tafnen (adjective)

ava- will not (auxiliary verb) blood 1.) agar (noun) 2.) iâ r (noun)3.) sereg (noun) 4.) seregon(noun) literally: "blood of stone" (a flower)

avad 1.) refusal 2.) reluctance(noun)

blood-stained agarwaen (adjective)

avam we will not (phrase) blossom 1.) gwaloth (noun) 2.)edlothia- (verb) literally: to

blossom 3.) edlothiad (verb)

literally: gerund of edlothia-

avo don't! (verb, imperative) blow 1.) dram (noun) lliterally: aheavy stoke 2.) drambor

(noun) literally: a blow with afist

avon I will not (phrase) blue 1.) lhû n (adjective) 2.) elu(adjective) literally: pale blue

avorn fast (adjective) board pâ n (noun) literally: a fixed board, as in a floor

awarth abandonment (noun) boat lunt (noun)awartha- to abandon, to forsake

(verb) body rhaw (noun)

b r 1.) trusty men (noun) pluralof bôr 2.) marked by firmdetermination or resolution;unshakable (adjective)plural of bôr

bold 1.) beren (adjective) 2.) cand(adjective)

bach ware, an article for trade(noun)

bolster nedhu (noun)

bachor someone who travels aboutselling his wares, a peddler (noun)

bond 1.) gwaedh (noun) 2.) gwedh

(noun) 3.) gwend (noun)

bâd pathway (noun) book(s) parf (noun) plural: perf


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bada- to ban, to prohibit (verb) border 1.) edrain (noun) 2.) glan(noun) 3.) rain (noun) 4.) rî w(noun)

badhor a judge (noun) born 1.) abonnen (adjective)literally: born later, born after 2.) onnen (noun) literally: as infirst "born": plural: ennin

badhron a judge (noun) bound 1.) gleina- (verb) literally: to

establish boundaries 2.)gwedhant (verb) past tense of

gwedhi- 3.) naud (adjective)

bain beautiful, fair (adjective) boundary 1.) gland (noun) 2.) taeg(noun) literally: boundary or

boundary line

bal power (noun) boundary line taeg (noun)balan 1.) divine power 2.) divinity

(noun) bow 1.) cû (noun) 2.) peng (noun)

balch cruel, evil (adjective) bowed cû n (adjective)band prison, custody (noun) bowstring tang (noun)banga- to trade (verb) braid finnel (noun) literally: braided

hair

bar dwelling home or inhabitedland (noun)

branch golf (noun)

bara fiery, eager (adjective) brand ylf (noun)

barad 1.) tower, fortress (noun) 2.)doomed (adjective) brave beren (noun)

baradh steep (adjective) bread 1.) bass (noun) 2.) bast (noun)3.) basgorn (noun) literally: a

loaf of bread 4.) lembas (noun)literally : a bread made by theelves for journeys

baran any shade of brown(adjective)

bread-giver 1.) bassoneth (noun) literally:a female bread-giver 2.)

bessain (noun) literally: a

female bread-giver

bartha- to doom, to designate, todestine (verb)

break out 1.) breitha- (verb) literally: to break out suddenly 2.) breitho

(verb) infinitive form of breitha-

bartho doom, designate, destine(verb) infinitive form of bartha-

breaker falf (noun) literally: a wave

(breaker)

basgorn a loaf (of bread) (noun) breath 1.) hwest (noun) 2.) thû l (noun)

bass bread (noun) breathe 1.) thuia- (verb) literally: to breathe 2.) thuio (verb)

infinitive of thuia-

bassoneth bread giver (noun) breeze hwest (noun)bast bread (noun) bride 1.) dineth (noun) 2.) dî s (noun)batha- to trample (verb) bridegroom daer (noun)batho trample (verb) infinitive of

batha- bridge iant (noun)

baudh judgement (noun) brilliance 1.) aglar (noun) 2.) fael (noun)literally: gleaming brillianceof the sun 3.) ril (noun)

baug cruel, oppressive (adjective) brilliant 1.) aglareb (adjective) 2.)celair (adjective)

baugla- to oppress (verb) bring 1.) tog- (verb) literally: to bring 2.) tegi (verb) infinitive

of tog-

bauglir tyrant, oppressor (noun) broad land (adjective)bauglo oppress (verb) infinitive of

baugla- broadsword hathol (noun)

baul torment (noun) brooch tachol (noun)baur need, necessity (noun) broth salph (noun) literally…. liquid

food

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used of "sworn" brothers not

related by blood (a closeassociate) plural: gwedeir 3.)muindor (noun) plural:

muindyr 4.) tô r (noun) plural:teryn

be according to, as, like(adverb)

brown 1.) baran (adjective) 2.) rhosg

(adjective)

beleg mighty, great (adjective) bud tuiw (noun)bell strong, especially in body(adjective)

build 1.) car- (verb) literally…. to

build 2.) ceri (verb) infinitiveof car-

bellas body strengh (noun) builder thavron (noun)ben according to the, in the

(preposition) building(s) 1.) adab (noun) plural: edaib

2.) car (noun)

benn man (noun) bull mund (noun)bennas corner, angle (noun) burden caul (noun) literally: a great

burden

beren 1.) bold, brave (adjective)2.) trusty men (noun) pluralof bór

bush toss (noun)

bereth 1.) queen 2.) spouse (noun) butterfly gwilwileth (noun)beria- to protect (verb) by 1.) an- (prefix) 2.) na

(preposition)

berio protect (verb) infinitive of beria- cairn sarnas (noun) literally…. a pileof stonesbertha- to dare (verb) cake cram (noun) literally: a cake

of compressed meal or flour

made by Men for journeys

bertho dare (verb) infinitive of bertha-

calendar genediad (noun)

bess 1.) woman 2.) wife (noun) call 1.) can- (verb) literally: to call2.) câ n (verb) 3rd person of theverb can-

bessain bread giver (noun) calligraphist tegilbor (noun)binn men (noun) plural of benn camp echad (noun)biss women (noun) plural of

besscanopy 1.) daedelu (noun) 2.)

orthelian (noun)

blab- to beat, to flap (verb) cape 1.) bund (noun) literally: acape of land 2.) cast (noun)

literally: a cape of land 3.)collo (noun) literally: a cloak

4.) gollo (noun) literally: acloak

blabed flapping, beating (as of wings) (noun)

carpenter thavron (noun)

blebi beat, flap (verb) infinitive of blab-

catch 1.) gad- (verb) literally: to

catch 2.) gedi (verb) infinitiveof gad- 3.) raeda- (verb)

literally: to catch in a net

bo on (preposition) cave(s) 1.) fela (noun) plural: fili 2.)gathrod (noun) 3.) rond (noun)

boda- to prohibit (verb) cavern gath (noun)boe (it is) necessary (to), one

needs (to) (fixedexpression)

cavernous raudh (adjective)

bor hand or fist (noun) center enedh (noun)

bôr 1.) a trusty man, a faithfulvassal (noun) 2.) marked byfirm determination or resolution; unshakable(adjective)

cessation post (noun)

born red, hot (adjective) chain angwedh (noun)both small pool, puddle (noun) chamber(s) 1.) sam (noun) 2.) sammath

(noun) collective plural of sam

bragol sudden (adjective) chant 1.) linna- (verb) literally…. tochant 2.) linnod (n) literally ….

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type

brand 1.) lofty, noble, fine 2.) high(in size) (adjective)

charm lû th (noun)

brann 1.) lofty, noble, fine 2.) high(in size) (adjective)

chaser rý n (noun) literally…. a hound

of chase NOTE: should bespelt with circumflex

brannon lord (noun, masc) OldSindarin : *brado(ndo)

(BAR-ÁD)

cheat 1.) gweria- (verb) literally: tocheat 2.) gwerio (verb)

infinitive of gweria-brass heat (noun) child 1.) hê n (noun) mostly used as

a prefix 2.) sell (noun)literally: a female child

brassen hot (adjective) children hî n (noun) mostly used as a prefix

bre swift, quick (adjective) circle 1.) rind (noun) (2.) ringorn(noun) 3.) echor (noun)literally: outer circle

brêg wild, fierce (adjective) circular rend (adjective)breged suddenness, violence

(noun)city 1.) caras (noun) 2.) ost (noun)

literally: a city with a wall

around it 3.) othronn (noun)

literally: an underground city

bregol fierce, sudden, violent(adjective)

clamour 1.) caun (noun) 2.) conath

(noun) literally: many voices

bregolas fierceness (noun) clan noss (noun)breitha- to break suddenly (verb) clasp taew (noun)breitho break out (verb) infinitive of

breitha-claw gamp (noun)

brennil lady (noun) clean puig (adjective)brethil beech or silver birch tree

(noun)clear 1.) lim (adjective) 2.) laden

(adjective) plural: ledin

brith rock fragments andpebbles, gravel (noun)

cleared laden (adjective) plural: ledin

brithla pearl (noun) clearing lant (noun) literally: a clearingbrôg bear (noun) cleave 1.) rista- (verb) literally…. to

cleave 2.) risto (verb)

infinitive of rista-

brona- to live long, to last, to surive(verb)

cleaver crist (noun)

bronad survival (noun) cleft 1.) cî l (noun) 2.) cirith (noun)

3.) criss (noun) 4.) falch(noun) literally: a deep cleft

5.) iau (noun) 6.) thanc(adjective)

bronadui enduring, lasting (adjective) clever 1.) hand (adjective) 2.) maen(adjective)

bronaud survival (noun) cloak 1.) collo (noun) literally: acloak 2.) gollo (noun) literally:a cloak

bronaudui enduring, lasting (adjective) closed 1.) sollen (adjective) 2.) hollen(adjective) 3.) tafnen(adjective) 4.) uidafnen(adjective) literally: ever-

closed

bronia- to endure (verb) clothe 1.) hab- (verb) literally: toclothe 2.) hamma (verb)

literally: to clothe

bronio endure (verb) infinitive of bronia-

clothing hammad (noun)

brono live long, surive, last (verb)infinitive of brona-

cloud(s) 1.) faun (noun) 2.) fâ n (noun)

literally: a veil of clouds

bronwe 1.) endurance, lasting(noun) 2.) faith (noun)3.quality (noun)

cloudy fanui (adjective)

brui loud, noisy (adjective) club grond (noun)Bruinen "Loudwater" (proper

compound noun) brui + nencoast(s) habad (noun) plural: hebaid

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for a long time (adjective) coatbuia- to serve, to hold allegiance

to (verb)cobweb lhing (noun)

buio serve, hold allegiance to(verb) infinitive of buia-

coin 1.) mirian (noun) literally: a

coin used in Gondor 2.) canath(noun) literally: the fourth

part of a mirian

bund 1.) long projecting or

anterior elongation of ananimal's head; especiallythe nose (noun) 2.) a stripof land projecting into abody of water, cape (noun)

cold 1.) ring (adjective) 2.) helch

(noun) literally: the bitter cold

bý r follower, vassal (noun) come 1.) tol- (verb) literally: tocome 2.) teli (verb) infinitive

of tol- 3.) tolo (verb)imperative of tol-

cab- to leap (verb) commanding conui (adjective)cabed 1.) leap 2.) deep gorge

(noun)common speech falathren (noun) literally: the

"Shore-language"

cabor frog (noun) compact 1.) gowest (noun) literally…. atreaty 2.) gwaedh (noun)literally…. a troth, an oath

cadu shaped, formed (adjective) compulsion thang (noun)

cadwor having a well-proportionedand pleasingshape(adjective)

conceal 1.) delia- (verb) literally: toconceal 2.) delio (verb)

infinitive of delia- 3.) doltha-(verb) literally: to conceal 4.)daul (verb) past tense of

doltha-

cae earth, ground (noun) concealed dolen (past participle)cael sickness (noun) conceive nautha- (verb) literally: to

conceive an idea

caeleb 1.) sick, ill 2.) bed-ridden(adjective)

concerning 1.) o (preposition) 2.) oh

(preposition) sometimes used

before words beginning withvowels

caer ten (cardinal number) confirm 1.) tangada- (verb) literally….to confirm 2.) tangado (verb)

infinitive of tangada-

caew a resting place (now) conquer 1.) orthor- (verb) literally: toconquer 2.) ortheri (verb)

infinitive of orthor-

cai hedge (noun) constrain 1.) baugla- (verb) literally….to constrain 2.) bauglo (verb)

infinitive of baugla-

cail a fence or palisade of spikes (noun)

continually him (adverb)

caim hands (noun) plural of cam contorted norn (adjective) plural: nyrncaint outlines, shapes (noun)

plural of cantcontract gowest (noun)

cair ship (noun) contrivance gaud (noun) literally…. adevice

calad light (noun) control 1.) tortha- (verb) literally: tocontrol 2.) tortho (verb)infinitive of tortha-

calan daylight (noun) conversation athrabeth (noun)

calar lamp (noun) converse athrabeth (noun)literally….cross-talk

calardan lamp wright (noun) cool him (adjective)Calben elf of the Great Journey

(noun)copper 1.) rust (noun) literally: the

metal copper 2.) gaer

(adjective) literally: copper colored 3.) ross (adjective)

literally: copper colored

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calen green (adj) cord nordh (noun)calenhad green place (compound

noun) calen + sadcore enedh (noun)

callon a hero (noun) corn iau (noun)calph water-vessel (noun) corner 1.) bennas (noun) 2.) nass

(noun)

cam hand (noun) corpse daen (noun)camlann palm of hand (noun) corrupt thaw (adjective)

cân (he/she/it) calls, shouts(verb) - 3rd person of theverb can-

corset lest (noun)

can- to cry out lout, to shout(verb)

counsel gû r (noun)

canad four (cardinal number) count 1.) gonod- (verb) literally: tocount, to count up 2.) nedia-(verb) literally: to count

canath the silver coin used inGondor, the fourth part of a"mirian" (noun)

countenance thî r (noun)

cand bold (adjective) countless 1.) arnediad (adjective) 2.)aronoded (adjective)

cannas the fabrication of somethingin a particular shape,shaping (noun)

course 1.) ý r (noun) 2.) rant (noun)

literally: a course or riverbed3.) rath (noun) literally: a

course or riverbedcant outline, shape (noun) courtyard pand (noun)canthui fourth (ordinal number) cover 1.) toba- (verb) literally: to

cover 2.) tobo (verb) infinitive

of toba- 3.) esgal (noun)literally: a cover that hides

car house, building (noun) crabbed norn (adjective)car- to do (verb) craft 1.) curu (noun) 2.) maenas

(noun)

carab hat (noun) creature 1.) û n (noun) 2.) ulunn (noun)literally: a hideous creature3.) raug (noun) literally: a

powerful, hostile creature or demon

carach jaw (noun) crescent 1.) cû (noun) literally…. anarch 2.) cú ron (noun)literally…. the crescent moon

Caradhras "Redhorn" (proper compound noun) caran +ras

crest amloth (noun) literally…. an

uprising flower fixed to the point of a helmet

caraes jagged hedge of spikes(noun)

crooked 1.) raeg (adjective) 2.) raen

(adjective)

carag spike, tooth of rock (noun) cross 1.) athrada- (verb) literally: tocross 2.) athrado (verb)infinitive of athrada-

caran red (adjective) cross-way tharbad (noun)caras city, construction above the

ground (noun)crossing athrad (noun) literally…. a

river crossing

carch fang, tooth (noun) crow(s) 1.) corch (noun) 2.) craban(noun) plural: crebain

cardh 1.) house, building (noun) -see also car 2.) deed, feat(noun)

crowd 1.) ovras (noun) 2.) hoth

(noun) literally: a "bad"

crowd 3.) rim (noun) literally:

a crowd of "peoples"

cared making, doing (noun) crown rî (noun)caro do (it)! (verb) imperative of

car-crowned rî n (adjective)

cast cape, headland (noun) cruel 1.) balch (adjective) 2.) baug(adjective)

caul great burden, affliction(noun)

cry 1.) nalla- (verb) literally: to

cry 2.) hû l (noun) literally: acry of encouragement in battle

caun 1.) outcry, clamour (noun) -see also conoth 2.) empty

cry out 1.) can- (verb) literally: to cry

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(adjective) 3.prince, ruler (noun)

of the verb can-

caw top (noun) crystal ivor (noun)ceber stake, spike, stone ridge

(noun)crystalline ivren (adjective) plural: ivrin

cebir stakes, spikes, stone ridges(noun) plural of ceber

cunning coru (adjective)

cef soil (noun) cup ylf (noun) literally: a drinking

vesselcefn earthen (adjective) curse rhach (noun)ceif soil, (noun) plural of cof cushion nedhu (noun)ceirdan shipbuilder (noun) custody band (noun)celair brilliant (adjective) custom haew (noun)Celbin elves of the Great Journey

(noun) plural of Calbencut 1.) criss (noun) 2.) rest (noun)

3.) rista- (verb) literally: to cut4.) risto (verb) infinitive of

rista- 5.) osgar- (verb) literally:

to cut round 6.) esgeri (verb)infinitive of osgar-

celeb silver (noun) cutlass lang (noun)celebren like silver, silvery (adjective) cycle andrann (noun) literaly: 100

Valian years

celebrin like silver, silvery,(adjective) plural of

celebren

daddy ada (noun)

celeg swift, agile, hasty (adj) dagger sigil (noun)celerdain lamp wrights, (noun) plural

of calardandaily ilaurui (adjective)

celevon made of silver (adjective) daisy eirien (noun)celin green (adjective) plural of

calendamp nî d (adjective)

cell running, flowing (of water)(adjective)

dangle 1.) gling (noun) 2.) glinga-(verb) literally: to dangle

celon river (noun) dare 1.) bertha- (verb) literally: todare 2.) bertho (verb) infinitiveof bertha-

celu source, spring (of water)(noun)

dark 1.) doll (adjective) literally:

dark, dusky 2.) dû r (adjective)literally: dark, sombre :

plural: duir 3.) mô r (noun)

literally: dark, night 4.) morn(adjective) literally: dark,

black : plural: myrn

cen- to see (verb) darkness 1.) dû (noun) 2.) dú ath (noun)3.) fuin (noun) 4.) mô r (noun)

cened sight (noun) daughter 1.) iell (noun) 2.) sell (noun)3.) sellath (noun) collective

plural of sell 4.) -iel (suffix)literally: "daughter of"

cenedril mirror, looking-glass (noun) dauntless thalion (noun) literally: astrong, dauntless man : plural:thelyn

cennan potter (noun) dawn minuial (noun)cerch sickle (noun) day 1.) arad (noun) 2.) aur (noun)

3.) penninor (noun) literally:

the last day of the year

ceredir maker, doer (compoundnoun) cared + dî r

daytime arad (noun)

cerin 1.) enclosure, esp. circular in shape (noun) 2.) a largepile of something that lookslike a small hill, esp. of earth or stones, mound(noun)

dead 1.) fern (noun) literally: (the)dead : plural: firn 2.) fern(adjective) plural: firn 3.)

gwann (adjective) 4.) gyrth(noun) literally: "the dead"

certh rune (noun) deadly delu (adjective)certhas runic alphabet, rune rows

(compound noun) certh +as

dear 1.) mell (adjective) 2.) muin(adjective)


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cerv earthen (adjective) death 1.) gû r (noun) 2.) gurth (noun)3.) guruth (noun) 4.) gwanath(noun) literally: the act of dying 5.) gwanu (noun)

literally: the act of dying 6.)guruthos (noun) literally: the

shadow of death

cerveth July, the seventh month of

the year (noun)

debate athrabeth (noun)

chae earth, ground (noun) It issaid to be the lenited formof cae, and it was used inthe film with this meaning.However, it does not followthe rules of lenition as weknow them.

December Girithron (noun)

cî l a passage between twohills, cleft, gorge (noun)

declivity pend (noun)

cí rbann haven (compound noun)cair + pand

decripit 1.) gern (adjective) …. of things 2.) ingem (adjective)

….of persons

cí rdan shipbuilder (noun) deed cardh (noun)cirion shipman, sailor (noun) deep 1.) nû r (adjective) 2.) tofn

(adjective) literally: deep,

low, or lowlying

cirith natural passage cut throughearth or rock, cleft(noun)

deep elf 1.) golodh (noun) plural:gelydh 2.) golodhrim (noun)

class plural of golodh

claur splendor, glory (noun) deer aras (noun)côf bay (noun) defile aglonn (noun) literally…. a

pass between high walls

cofn empty (adjective) delving groth (noun)côl gold (metal) (noun) demon raug (noun)coll 1.) golden red (adjective)

2.) hollow (adjective)3.cloak, mantle, cape(noun)

den torech (noun)

conath many voices, often appliedto lamentation (collectivenoun)

denial ubed (noun)

condir mayor (compound noun)caun + dî r

depart 1.) gwanna- (verb) literally….to depart 2.) gwanno (verb)

infinitive of gwanna-

conin princes, rulers (noun) pluralof caun

departed gwann (adjective)

conui commanding, ruling(adjective) caun + ui

deprive neitha- (verb) literally: todeprive

corch crow (noun) deprived neithan (adjective)cordof apple; seed of certain fruits,

more probable the small redapple. (noun)

descending pend (noun) literally: a

descending slope or inclination

corn round shaped (adjective) desert eru (noun)coron mound (noun) desire 1.) anira- (verb) literally: to

desire 2.) anira (verb) literally:

he/she/it desires 3.) anirach(verb) literally: you desire 4.)

aniron (verb) literally: I desire

coru cunning, wily (adjective) detestation delos (noun)cost quarrel (noun) deviant raun (adjective)coth 1.) enemy 2.) enmity,

hostility (noun)device gaud (noun)

craban crow (noun) dew mî dh (noun)cram cake of compressed flour,

made by Men for long journeys

diacritic gasdil (noun) literally…. astopgap (a grammar term)

crann ruddy (of face) (adjective) die 1.) fir- (verb) literally: to die2.) firi (verb) infinitive of fir-

3.) gwanna- (verb) literally….


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to die 4.) gwanno (verb)

infinitive of gwanna-

crebain crows (noun) plural of craban

difficulty tarias (noun)

criss cut, cleft (noun) dim 1.) gwathra- (verb)literally….to dim 2.) gwathren

(adjective)

crist cleaver (noun) dim shape auth (noun)

critha- to reap (verb) dimness dû (noun)critho reap (verb) infinitive of

critha-din glam (noun)

crom left (noun) dinhorde glamhoth (noun) class pluralcrum left hand (noun) dirty gwaur (adjective)crumui left handed (adjective) disgust 1.) del (noun) 2.) fuia- (verb)

literally: to feel disgust at

cû arch, bow (noun) distance haered (noun) literally…. aremote distance

cugu dove (noun) distant 1.) hae (adjective) 2.) haeron(adjective)

cuia- to live (verb) distinct minai (adjective)cuil life (noun) district trann (noun) literally: a

division of a realm

cuin alive (adjective) disturb 1.)presta- (verb) literally: todisturb 2.) presto (verb)

infinitive of presta-cuina- to be alive (verb) divine balan (noun) literally: divine

power : plural: belain

cuinar (he/she/it) is alive (verb) -3rd person of the verbcuina-

divinity 1.) balan (noun) 2.) rodon

(noun) plural: rodyn

cuino alive (verb) infinitive of theverb cuina-

dizziness hwî n (noun)

cuio live! (verb) - imperative of the verb cuia-

do car- (verb) literally: to do

cum mound, heap (noun) do it !! caro (verb) imperative of car-cûn bowed, bow-shaped, bent

(adjective)doer ceredir (noun)

cund prince (noun) dog hû (noun)cúron the crescent moon (noun) doing cared (gerund)curu craft, skill (noun) dome telu (noun)

curuní r wizard (noun) don't 1.) avo (imperative) 2.) av-(negative prefix) 3.) baw(interjection) literally: no,don't!

cyll bearer (noun) doom 1.) amarth (noun) literally:fate 2.) manadh (noun)

literally: fate or final end 3.) bartha- (verb) literally: to

doom 4.) bartho (verb)

infinitive form of bartha-

dad down, downwards (adverb) doomed barad (adjective)dadbenn downhill, inclined, prone

(adjective)door(s) 1.) annon (noun) literally: a

great door : plural: ennyn 2.)fen (noun)

dae shadow (noun) doorway fennas (noun)daedelu canopy (compound noun)

dae + teludot peg (noun)

daen corpse (noun) double 1.) tadol (adjective) 2.) edaid(adjective)

daer 1.) great (adjective) - seealso beleg 2.) bridegroom(noun) - see also doer

dough moeas (noun)

dâf permission (noun) dove cugu (noun)dag- to slay (verb) down dad (adverb)dagger sigil (noun) downhill dadbenn (adjective)dagnir bane (noun) downs tyrn (noun) pluraldagor battle (noun) downwards dad (adverb)dagorath all the battles (noun) class draft suith (noun)


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plural of dagor dagra- to battle (verb) dragon 1.) amlug (noun) 2.) limlug

(noun) literally: a sea-serpent

dagro battle (verb) infinitive of theverb dagra-

drain sautha- (verb) literally: to

drain

dam hammer (noun) drank asogant (verb) past tense of soga-

dambeth answer, response (noun) draught suith (noun)

damma- to hammer (verb) draw 1.) teitha- (verb) literally…. todraw, to write 2.) teitho (verb)

infinitive of teitha-

dammint hammered (verb) pasttense of the verb damma-

dread 1.) gae (noun) 2.) gost (noun)

3.) achas (noun)

dan 1.) a wright (noun) 2.)against (preposition) 3.back(preposition)

dreadful goeol (adjective)

dangen slain (verb) past perfect of the verb dag-

dream(s) 1.) ô l (noun) plural: elei 2.)

oltha- (verb) literally: todream

dangweth answer, reply (noun) drink 1.) soga- (verb) literally: todrink 2.) sogo (verb) infinitiveof soga-

danna- to fall (verb) driven horn (adjective)dannen fallen (adjective, verb) past

perfect of the verb danna-

drunk sogannen (past participle)

dant fall (noun) dry parch (adjective)danwaith the Nandor, a tribe of elves

(compound noun) dan +gwaith

dungeon gador (noun)

danwedth ransom (compound noun)dan + gwedh

dunlendings gwathuirim (noun) class plural

dar- to stay, to wait, to stop, toremain (verb)

duress 1.) band (noun) 2.) thang(noun)

daro stop!, halt! (verb) imperativeof dar-

dusk tinnu (noun)

dartha- to remain, to last, to endure(verb)

dusky doll (adjective)

dath hole, pit (noun) dust 1.) ast (noun) 2.) lith (noun)daug warrior, soldier (usually of

orcs) (noun)dwarf(ves) 1.) Anfang (noun) literally:

one of the "Longbeards" tribe:

plural: enfeng 2.) Anfangrim(noun) literally: the

"Longbeards tribe" 3.)dornhoth (noun) literally: the"thrawn folk" 4.) hadhod

(noun) plural: hadhodrim 5.)

naug (noun) literally: thestunted folk class plural:

naugrim 6.) naugol (noun) 7.)nawag (noun) plural: neweg8.) nogoth (noun) plural:

negyth 9.) nogothrim (noun)class plural of nogoth 10.)

nogotheg (noun) literally: a

"dwarflet"

daul hid, concealed (verb) pasttense of the verb doltha-

dwell 1.) dortha- (verb) literally: to

dwell 2.) dortho (verb)

infinitive of dortha-daur 1.) pause, stop (noun) 2.)

one league (about 3 miles)(noun)

dwelling 1.) bar (noun) 2.) groth (noun)

literally: an undergrounddwelling

daw night-time, gloom (noun) eager bara (adjective)degi slay (verb) infinitive of the

verb dag-eagle(s) 1.) thô r (noun) 2.) thoron

(noun) plural: theryn 3.)thoronath (noun) collective

plural of thoron

del 1.) fear, horror (noun) 2.)disgusting, loathing (noun)

ear(s) 1.) lhewig (noun) 2.) lhaw(noun) literally: a pair of ears


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deleb horrible, abominable(adjective)

earth 1.) amar (noun) 2.) cae (noun)

delia- to conceal, to hide (verb) Earth Ceven (noun)delio conceal, hide (verb)

infinitive of the verb delia-earthen cefn (adjective)

delos annoyance, abhorrence,detestation, loathing(noun)

east 1.) amrû n (noun) 2.) rhû n

(noun) 3.) rhuven (noun)

delu hateful, deadly, fell

(adjective)

Easterling(s) morben (noun) plural: morbin

dem sad, gloomy (adjective) eastern rhú nen (adjective)denwaith the Nandor, a tribe of elves

(compound noun) dan +gwaith

eat 1.) mad- (verb) literally: to eat2.) medi (verb) infinitive of

mad-

deren oak trees (noun) plural of doron

eavesdrop 1.) lathra- (verb) literally: to

eavesdrop 2.) lathro (verb)infinitive of lathra- 3.)

lathrada- (verb) literally: to

listen in, eavesdrop 4.)lathrado (verb) infinitive of lathrada-

deri stay, wait, stop, remain(verb) infinitive of the verbdar-

eavesdropper lathron (noun)

dess young woman (noun) echo glamor (noun)

dî an adult woman of any race(noun) echoing glamren (adjective)

di- under, beneath (prefix) eddy 1.) hwinia- (verb) literally….to eddy 2.) hwinio (verb)infinitive of hwinia-

dí hena- to forgive (verb) edge 1.) rî w (noun) 2.) lanc (noun)literally: a sharp edge or

sudden end (of a thing such asa cliff)

dî l 1.) stopper (noun) 2.)stopping, stuffing (noun)

eight toloth (cardinal number)

dilia- to stop up (verb) eighth 1.) tolothen (ordinal number)2.) tollui (ordinal number)

dilio stop up (verb) infinitive of the verb dilia-

elder einior (adjective)

dî n 1.) silence (noun) 2.) anopening, a gap, a pass inthe mountains (noun)

elephant annabon (noun)

dí nen silent (adjective) elf(elves) 1.) edhel (noun) plural: edhil2.) dú nedhel (noun) literally:an elf of Beleriand, elf of the

West : plural: dú nedhil 3.)

ellon (noun) literally: a maleelf 4.) evair (plural noun)

literally: elves of the Avari5.) galadhrim (noun) literally:tree-folk 6.) glinnel (noun)

literally: an elf of the Teleri plural: glinnil 7.) iathrim

(noun) literally: the elves of

Doriath 8.) lachenn (noun)

literally: an elf of Noldor 9.)laegel (noun) literally: a green

elf: plural: laegil, class plural:laegrim 10.) miniel (noun)literally: an elf of the Vanyar

plural: mí nil 11.) mornedhel(noun) literally: a dark-elf

12.) tawarwaith (noun)

literally: the Silvan elves 13.)teler (noun) an elf of theTeleri plural: telir 14.)

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ó dhil 16.) ó dhellim (noun)

class plural of ó dhel 17.)calben (noun) literally: a light

person, an elf of the Great

Journey, by ext. all elves butthe Avari: plural: celbin 18.)

eglan (noun) literally: one

forsaken, an elf of the

Falathrim plural: eglain, class plural: egladhrim 19.) gó dhel

(noun) literally: a deep elf or gnome, one of the wise folk

plural: gó dhil, class plural:

gó dhellim 21) danwaith

(noun) literally: the Nandor tribe of elves

dineth bride (compound noun) dî +neth

elf-friend(s) elvellon (noun) plural: elvellyn

dî r an adult male of any race(noun)

elf-maid elleth (noun)

dí rnaith a military wedge-formationlauched over a shortdistance against an enemy,or a defensive formation onopen ground (compoundnoun) dî r + naith

elf-stone edhelharn (noun)

dî s bride (noun) elm-tree(s) 1.) lalf (noun) plural: lelf 2.)lalorn (noun) 3.) lalven (noun)

plural: lelvin 4.) lalwen (noun)

plural: lelwin

dofn gloomy (adjective) elvish edhellen (adjective)dôl head (noun) embers iû l (noun)dolen hidden, concealed

(adjective and verb) pastparticiple of the verb doltha-

eminent orchal (adjective)

doll dark, dusky, obscure(adjective)

employ 1.) iuitha- (verb) literally…. to

employ something 2.) iuitho(verb) infinitive of iuitha-

doltha- to conceal, to hide (verb) empty 1.) cofn (adjective) 2.) lost(adjective)

donn swart, swarthy (adjective) encampment estolad (noun)

(n)dôr land, dwelling-place (noun) enchant luitha- (verb) literally: toenchant

dorn stiff, tough (adjective) encircling echor (noun) literally…. anencircling

dornhoth "the thrawn folk", dwarves(class plural)

enclose gleina- (verb) literally…. to

enclose, to bound

doron oak tree (noun) enclosure cerin (noun) literally: circular enclosure

dortha- to dwell (verb) encouragement hû l (noun) literally: a cry of encouragement in battle

dortho dwell (verb) infinitive of theverb dortha-

end 1.) meth (noun) 2.) methed

(noun) 3.) methen (noun) 4.)tele (noun) literally…. rear,hindmost part : plural: telei

drafn hewn (adjective) endless 1.) arnediad (adjective) 2.)aronoded (adjective)

dram heavy stroke, a blow (noun) endurance bronwe (noun)drambor clenched fist (noun) endure 1.) bronia- (verb) literally: to

endure 2.) bronio (infinitive

form of bronia-) 3.) dartha-

(verb) literally: to endure

drammen hewed (verb) past tense of the verb drava-

endured brû n (adjective) literally: that

has long endured

draug wolf (noun) enduring bronadui (adjective)drava- to cut something with a

cutting tool, to hew(verb)enemy coth (noun)

dravo hew (verb) infinitive of theverb drava-

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drega- to flee (verb) enlarge 1.) panna- (verb) literally: toenlarge 2.) panno (verb)infinitive of panna-

dregi flee (verb) infinitive of theverb drega-

enmesh gonathra- (verb) literally…. to

enmesh

drego flee! (verb) imperative of theverb drega-

enmity coth (noun)

dring hammer (noun) enough 1.) far (adjective or adverb) 2.)

farn (adjective or adverb)dringa- to beat (verb) ent(s) 1.) onod (noun) plural: enyd

2.) onodrim (noun) class pluralof onod

dringo beat (verb) infinitive of theverb dringa-

entangle gonathra- (verb) literally: toentangle

dru wild (adjective) entanglement gonathras (noun)drû wild man, wose (noun) enter 1.) minna- (verb) literally: to

enter 2.) minno (verb)

imperative of minna- 3.)neledhia- (verb) literally: toenter

drúadan a wild man (compoundnoun) drû + adan

envelope ui (noun) literally: enfolding

(especially the enfolding of theworld by the air or outer sea

within it's world-walls)

drúath the people of the Drû(collective noun) errant raun (adjective)

drúin wild men, woses (noun)plural of drû

error 1.) mist (noun) 2.) mistad

(noun)

drúnos a family of the Drû-folk(compound noun) drû + nos

especially edregol (adverb)

drúwaith the wilderness of the Drû-menk (compound noun) drû+ gwaith

establish 1.) tangada- (verb) literally: to

establish 2.) tangado (verb)infinitive of tangada-

dû nightfall, late evening, night,dimness, darkness (noun)

estuary ethir (noun)

dúath shadow, darkness,nightshade (collective noun)

eternal uireb (adjective)

duhir dim-hill (noun) eternity uir (noun)duin a long, large river (noun) evening 1.) aduial (noun) literally: the

time when the stars start toappear 2.) dû (noun) literally:late evening 3.) thin (noun) 4.)

thinna- (verb) literally…. to

grow towards evening

duir dark, sombre (adj) plural of dûr

ever-blocked uidafnen (adjective)

dúlinn nightingale (compoundnoun) dû + lind

ever-closed uidafnen (adjective)

dûn West (noun) evil um (adjective)dúnadan man of the west, the

Númenórean (compoundnoun) dûn + adan

exalted hall (adjective)

dúnedain men of the west, theNúmenóreans (compoundnoun) dûn + edain; plural of dúnadan

excavate 1.) rosta- (verb) literally: to

excavate 2.) rosto (verb)

infinitive of rosta-

dúnedhel elf of Beleriand, including

Noldor and Sindar; elf of thewest (compound noun) dûn+ edhel

excavation groth (noun) literally: a large

underground excavation

dúnedhil elves of Beleriand, includingNoldor and Sindar; elves of the west (compound noun)dûn + edhil; plural of dúnedhel

excluded said (adjective)

dûr dark, sombre (adj) exile 1.) edledhia- (verb) literally:to go into exile 2.) edledhio(verb) infinitive of edledhia


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dúven southern (adjective) exiled 1.) edlenn (adjective) 2.)edledhron (noun) literally: a

person who is exiled

dylt round knobs, bosses (noun)plural of dolt

expression thî r (noun)

e he (personal pronoun) eye hen (noun) plural: hinech spear (noun) eyed heneb (adjective) literally: of

eyes (ie: sharp-eyed)

echad camp (noun) face 1.) nî f (noun) 2.) thî r (noun)echad- to fashion, to make (verb) fade thinna- (verb) literally: to fadeechant fashioned, made (verb)

Past Tense of echad-fading 1.) peleth (noun) 2.) pelin

(noun) 3.) firith (noun)

literally: a season of fading

echedi fashion, make (verb)infinitive of the verb echad-

faintness hwî n (noun)

echil follower (noun) fair bain (adjective)echor outer circle (noun) fair-minded fael (adjective)echui awakening (noun) faith bronwe (noun)echuir a season, the beginning of

spring (noun)faithful 1.) sador (noun) literally: a

faithful person 2.) sadron(noun) literally: "faithful one": plural: sedryn

ecthel point of spear (compoundnoun) êg + thela

fall 1.) dant (noun) 2.) lant (noun)3.) danna- (verb) literally: to

fall 4.) dannen (verb) past perfect tense of danna- 5.)iavas (noun) literally: the

season of fall

ed out of (preposition) fallen dannen (past participle)ed- forth, out (prefix) falling talt (adjective)edaib buildings, houses (noun)

plural of adabfallow 1.) maidh (adjective) 2.) malu

(adjective)

edaid double (adjective) family 1.) noss (noun) literally:kindred, clan 2.) nost (noun)literally: kindred, house 3.)

nothrim (noun) literally: class

plural meaning "those of thehouse of" 4.) drú nos (noun)literally: a family of the Drû -

folk

edain Men (noun) plural of adan fane iaun (noun) literally…. a holy place

edair fathers (noun) plural of adar fang carch (noun)eden new (adjective) fantastic 1.) hwiniol (verb) present

participle of twinia-

Edenedair "Fathers of Men" (noun) -plural of Adanadar

far 1.) hae (adjective) 2.) haeron(adjective) 3.) palan-

(adverbial prefix) literally ….far and wide, afar

Edhel an Elf (noun) fashion 1.) echad- (verb) literally: tofashion 2.) echedi (verb)infinitive of echad- 3.) echant

(verb) past tense of echad-

edhelharn elf-stone (compound noun)edhel + sarn

fast avorn (adjective) literally:firmly fixed

edhellen elvish, of the elves(adjective)

fasten 1.) taetha- (verb) literally….to

fasten 2.) taetho (verb)

infinitive of taetha-Edhil elves (noun) plural of Edhel fat tû g (adjective)edinar anniversary day (noun) fate 1.) amarth (noun) 2.) manadh

(noun)

edinor anniversary day (noun) father(s) 1.) adanadar (noun) literally:one of the "Fathers of the

Men" plural: edenedair 2.)

adar (noun) plural: edair 3.)ada (noun) literally: daddy

edledhia- to go into exile (verb) fathom raew (noun)


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edledhio to go into exile (verb)infinitive of the verbedledhia-

fawn maidh (adjective)

edledhron exile, a person who isexiled (noun)

fear 1.) achas (noun) 2.) del (noun)

3.) goe (noun) literally: greatfear 4.) gosta- (verb) literally:to fear extremely 5.) niphred

(noun)

edlenn exiled (adjective) feast mereth (noun)edlothia- to blossom (verb) feat cardh (noun)edlothiad blossoming, flowering

(verb) continuous form of the verb edlothia-

February Ní nui (noun)

edonna- to beget (verb) feeble tharn (adjective)edra- to open (verb) feel 1.) matha- (verb) literally: to

feel 2.) matho (verb) infinitiveof matha-

edrain border (noun) fell delu (adjective)edraith saving (noun) female inu (adjective)edregol specially (adverb) fence 1.) cail (noun) literally…. a

fence or palissade of spikesand sharp stakes 2.) ephel(noun) literally: a surrounding

or encircling fence 3.) iâ th

(noun) 4.) thora- (verb)literally… to fence

edro open! (verb) imperative of the verb edra-

fenced thoren (past participle)

edwen second (ordinal number) fenland lô (noun)êg thorn (noun) festival mereth (noun)egladhrim "the forsaken", elves of the

Falathrim (noun) classplural of eglan

festive meren (adjective)

eglain "the forsaken", elves of theFalathrim (noun) plural of eglan

fetch 1.) toltha- (verb) literally: to

fetch 2.) toltho (verb)

infinitive of toltha-

eglan "the forsaken", an elf of theFalathrim (noun)

field 1.) parth (noun) 2.) pel (noun)

literally: a fenced field :

plural: peli 3.) sant (noun)literally: a field in private

ownership 4.) .) talf (noun)literally…. a flat field

eglath The Forsaken, elves of theFalathrim (noun) - collectiveof egol

fierce 1.) brê g (adjective) literally….

wild 2.) bregol (adjective)literally…. violent, sudden

egleria- to glorify, to praise (verb) fierceness bregolas (noun)eglerio glorify!, praise! (verb)

imperative of the verbegleria-

fiery 1.) bara (adjective) 2.) nó rui(adjective)

ego be off! (interjection) fifth lefnui (ordinal number)egol one of The Forsaken, an elf

of the Falathrim (noun)fight 1.) maeth (noun) literally: a

fight between few 2.) maetha-(verb) literally: to fight

egor or (conjunction) filament lhê (noun)eil (it is) raining (verb) fill 1.) panna- (verb) literally: to

fill 2.) panno (verb) infinitive

ofpanna- 3.) pathra- (verb)

literally: to fill 4.) pathro(verb) infinitive of pathra-

eiliant rainbow (compound noun)ianu + iant

find 1.) rada- (verb) literally: to

find a way 2.) rado (verb)infinitive of rada-

eilph swans (noun) plural of alph fine 1.) brand (adjective) literally:lofty, noble 2.) lhind(adjective) literally: very thin

3.) trî w (adjective) literally:very thin, slender

einior elder (adjective) finger lebed (noun)


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eirien daisy (the flower) (noun) fire 1.) naur (noun) 2.) û r (noun)eitha- 1.) to stab (verb) 2.) to

insult, to treat with scorn(verb)

firm 1.) tanc (adjective) 2.)

tangada- (verb) literally: tomake firm 3.) tangado (verb)

infinitive of tangada 4.) thala(adjective) literally: steady,stalwart 5.) thenid (adjective)

literally…. true, abiding 6.)

thenin (adjective) 7.) thelion(noun) literally: one who

remains firm in purpose

eithad insult (verb) gerund of theverb eitha-

firmament menel (noun)

eithel spring of water (noun) first 1.) minui (ordinal number) 2.)erui (adjective) 3.) main

(adjective) literally…. chief, pre-eminent

eithil springs of water (noun)plural of eithel

fish lim (noun)

êl star (noun) fist 1.) bor (noun) 2.) drambor (noun) literally: a clenched

fist 3.) paur (noun) literally: ahand closed tightly around atool, etc.

elanor a flower, a kind of pimpernel bearing goldenand silver flowers(compound noun) êl + anor

fit maer (adjective) literally: ingood shape, useful

elei dreams (noun) plural of ô l five leben (cardinal number)elenath a host of stars (noun) fix 1.) penia- (verb) literally: to

fix 2.) penio (verb) infinitiveof penia-

elin stars (noun) plural of ê l flame 1.) lach (noun) literally: aleaping flame 2.) lacha- (verb)literally: to flame 3.) lacho!

(verb) imperative of lacha- 4.)naur (noun)

elleth elf-maid (noun) flap 1.) blab- (verb) literally: toflap 2.) blebi (verb) infinitiveof blab-

ellon elf, usually male (noun) flapping blabed (noun)

elloth a single flower (noun) flat talu (adjective)elo an exclamation of wonder,

surprise or delight(interjection)

flee 1.) drega- (verb) literally: to

flee 2.) dregi (verb) infinitiveof drega- 3.) drego! (verb)imperative of drega- 4.) dreg-

(verb) literally…. to flee 3.)

dregi (verb) infinitive of dreg-

elril bright stars (compoundnoun) êl + ril

flesh rhaw (noun)

elu pale blue (adjective) fling 1.) rib- (verb) literally…. tofling 2.) ribi (verb) infinitive

of rib-

elvellon elf-friend (compound noun)el + mellon

float loda- (verb) literally: to float

elvellyn elf-friends (compoundnoun) el + mellyn, plural of

elvellon

floor 1.) panas (noun) 2.) talaf (noun) plural: telaif

emlin small yellow bird (noun) floorboard(s) pâ n (noun) plural: painemyn hills (noun) plural of amon flow 1.) siria- (verb) literally: to

flow 2.) sirio (verb) infinitive

of siria- 3.) rib- (verb)literally: to flow like a torrent

-en my (possessive suffix) flower(s) 1.) loth (noun) 2.) alfirin(noun) literally: a small, white,everlasting flower 3.) amloth

(noun) literally: an uprisingflower used as a crest on ahelmet 4.) elanor (noun)


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literally: a kind of pimpernel

bearing gold and silver flowers5.) elloth (noun) literally: asingle flower 6.) gwaloth

(noun) literally: a collectionor bouquet of flowers 7.)

mallos (noun) literally: a

golden flower 8.) ninglor

(noun) literally: a gladden(golden water flower) 9.) uilos

(noun) literally: . a small,white, everlasting flower (evermind) 10.) ní nim (noun)

literally: a "snowdrop" 11.)

niphredil (noun) literally: a"snowdrop" 12.) meril (noun)

literally…. a rose 13.) seregon(noun) literally…” Blood of Stone” , a plant with deep red

flowers that grew on AmonRû dh 14). edlothia- (verb)literally…. to blossom, to

flower 15.) edlothiad (verb)

gerund of edlothia- literally ….flowering

en the genitival article "of the",when used in the singular (genitive article) i + na

flowing 1.) sirith (noun) 2.) cell(adjective) literally: flowingof water

enchui sixth (ordinal number) fly 1.) revia- (verb) literally: tofly 2.) revio (verb) infinitive of revia- 3.) rib- (verb) literally:

to fly

enedh centre, middle, core (noun) foam 1.) falf (noun) 2.) faltha-(verb) literally: to foam 3.)

faltho (verb) infinitive of faltha-

eneg six (cardinal number) foaming espalass (noun)eneth name (noun) fog 1.) hî th (noun) 2.) hithu (noun)

3.) mith (noun) literally: white

fog

enfeng two or more Longbeards, a

tribe of Dwarves (noun)plural of anfang

foggy 1.) hethu (adjective) 2.) hithui

(adjective)

engrin made of iron (adjective)plural of angren

follow aphad- (verb) literally: tofollow

ennas there, in that place (adverb) follower(s) 1.) aphadon (noun) plural:ephedyn 2.) echil (noun) 3.)

bý r (noun)

enni to me (pronoun) following ab (adverb)ennin the Valian year (noun) food aes (noun) literally : cooked

food, especially meat

ennin born (adjective) plural of onnen

foot 1.) tâ l (noun) plural: tail 2.) pô d (noun) literally: an

animal's foot 3.) tellen (noun)

literally…. the sole of the foot

Ennor Middle-Earth, central land(noun)

footprint rein (noun)

ennorath central lands (noun)collective of Ennor footstool tharas (noun)

ennyn doors, gates (noun) pluralof annon

for an (preposition)

Enyd Ents (noun) plural of Onod for the 'nin (preposition)ephedyn men (noun) plural of

aphadonford(s) athrad (noun) plural: ethraid

ephel surrounding fence,encircling fence (compoundnoun) et + pêl

forest 1.) taur (noun) 2.) tawar (noun)

er- alone, one (prefix) forester tauron (noun)erain kings (noun) plural of aran forgive 1.) dihena- (verb) literally….


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to forgive a matter 2.) gohena-

(verb) literally…. to forgive a person

ercha- to prick (verb) forked thanc (adjective)erchamion one-handed (adjective) formation dí rnaith (noun) literally: a

military wedge- formation

erchamui one-handed (adjective) formed cadu (adjective)ercho prick (verb) infinitive of the

verb ercha-

former iaur (adjective)

ereb lonely, isolated (adjective) forsake awartha- (verb) literally: toforsake

ered mountains (noun) plural of orod

forsaken 1.) eglan (adjective) 2.)

egladhrim (noun) literally:

"The Forsaken": elves of theFalathrim (class plural of

eglan) 3.) eglan (noun)literally: an elf of theFalathrim : plural: eglain 4.)

egol (noun) literally: "oneforsaken" : an elf of the

Falathrim 5.) eglath (noun)

collective plural of egol

eredh seed, germ (noun) fort 1.) garth (noun) 2.) minas(noun)

ereg holly-tree, thorn (noun) forth ed- (prefix)eregdos holly-tree, holly (compoundnoun) ereg + toss

fortress 1.) barad (noun) 2.) garth

(noun) 3.) ost (noun) literally:a strengthened fortress 4.)othronn (noun) literally: an

underground fortress

ereid mountains (noun) plural of orod

fortune 1.) manadh (noun) 2.) galu(noun) literally: good fortune

eria- to rise (verb) four canad (cardinal number)erib lonely, isolated (adjective)

plural of erebfourth canthui (ordinal number)

erig holly-trees, thorns (noun)plural of ereg

fox rusc (noun)

erin 1.) woods, small forest(noun) 2.) on the(preposition) or + i

free lain (adjective)

erio rise (verb) infinitive of theverb eria-

freed lain (adjective)

ernil prince (noun) freedom leithian (noun)ernin royal waters (noun) plural of

arnenfreeing leithian (noun)

erphin noble men (noun) plural of arphen

frequent rem (adjective)

ertha- to unite, to put together (verb)

fresh 1.) laeb (adjective) 2.) laeg

(adjective) literally: "freshand green" (archaic)

erthad 1.) union (noun) 2.) uniting(verb) gerund of the verbertha-

Friday Ormenel (noun) Heaven's day: . this day corresponds withmodern day Friday

eru 1.) desert (noun) 2.) waste(noun)

friend 1.) mellon (noun) plural:mellyn 2.) meldir (noun)literally: a male friend 3.)

meldis (noun) literally: a

female friend 4.) elvellon(noun) literally: elf-friend

erui 1.) single, alone (adjective)2.) first (ordinal number) -used in Gondor only

friendly milui (adjective)

eryd mountains (noun) plural of orod

friendship gwend (noun)

erydbin people who live in themountains, mountaineers(noun) plural of orodben

frog cabor (noun)

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(preposition) used

occasionally before words beginning with vowels,especially "o" 3.) uin

(preposition) literally: fromthe

esgal veil, screen, cover (thathides) (noun)

front nî f noun)

esgeri cut round, amputate (verb)infinitive of the verb osgar-full pant (adjective)

espalass foaming (noun) fullness pathred (noun)esta- to name (verb) fungus hwand (noun)estathar (they) will name (verb) - 3rd

person plural of the verbesta- in the future

fur 1.) helf (noun) 2.) heleth(noun) 3.) heleth (noun)literally: fur; or fur coat

estel hope, trust, a state of mindunlikely to fall into despair or give a purpose up (noun)

gap 1.) dî n (noun) literally: anopening or pass in themountains 2.) gas (noun)

estent very short (adjective) garden sant (noun)estolad encampment (noun) garland rî (noun)ethir mouth of river (compound

noun) ed + sî r garment hamp (noun)

ethraid fords, river-crossings (noun)- plural of aphrad

gate annon (noun)

ethuil spring (season) (noun) gateway fennas (noun)evair elves of the Avari (pluralnoun)

gay 1.) gelir (noun) literally….amerry person 2.) meren

(adjective) literally….festive,

joyous

faeg mean, poor, bad (adjective) gaze 1.) tir- (verb) literally: to gaze2.) tiri (verb) infinitive of tir-

3.) tiro (verb) imperative of

tir- 4.) tiria- (verb) literally: togaze 5.) tirio (verb) infinitive

of tiria-

fael 1.) fair, generous (adjective)2.) beam of light, gleamingbrilliance (as of the Sun)(noun)

generous fael (adjective)

faen 1.) radiant, beamy 2.) white(adjective)

germ eredh (noun)

faer spririt (noun) giddiness hwí n (noun)fain white (adjective) giddy hwiniol (adjective)esta- to name (verb) gift ant (noun)estathar (they) will name (verb) - 3rd

person plural of the verbesta- in the future

girdle lest (noun)

estel hope, trust, a state of mindunlikely to fall into despair or give a purpose up (noun)

girl 1.) iell (noun) 2.) sell (noun)

estent very short (adjective) give 1.) anna- (verb) literally: togive 2.) anno (verb) infinitive

of anna-

estolad encampment (noun) giver oneth (noun) literally: afemale giver

ethir mouth of river (compoundnoun) ed + sî r

gladden ninglor (noun) literally…. a

golden water-flower

ethraid fords, river-crossings (noun)- plural of aphrad

glance glinna- (verb) literally: toglance at

ethuil spring (season) (noun) glass heledh (noun)evair elves of the Avari (plural

noun)glassy ivren (adjective) plural: ivrin

faeg mean, poor, bad (adjective) gleam glî n (noun) literally: a gleamof slender bright shafts of

light; particularly applied tolight of eyes

fael 1.) fair, generous (adjective)2.) beam of light, gleaming

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brilliance (as of the Sun)(noun)

faen 1.) radiant, beamy 2.) white(adjective)

glint 1.) glî n (noun) literally: a glintof slender bright shafts of

light; particularly applied tolight of eyes 2.) tinna- (verb)literally: to glint 3.) tinno

(verb) infinitive of tinna-

faer spririt (noun) glister 1.) thilia- (verb) literally: toglisten 2.) thilio (verb)infinitive of thilia-

fain white (adjective) glitter 1.) thilia- (verb) literally…. toglitter 2. thilio (verb) infinitiveof thilia-

fair 1.) mortal (noun) 2.) righthand (noun)

glittering 1.) galad (noun) literally:

glittering from jewels, glass,metal, or water 2.) silivren(adjective) literally: white

glittering

falas 1.) shore, beach (noun) 2.)the western coast of Beleriand (proper noun)

globe coron (noun)

falathren 1.) of the shore, from theshore (adjective) 2.) the"Shore-Language", one of the names for CommonSpeech (noun)

globe-shaped corn (adjective)

falathrim people from Falas (classplural)

gloom 1.) daw (noun) 2.) fuin (noun)3.) maur (noun)

falch deep cleft, ravine (noun) gloomy 1.) dem (adjective) literally: agloomy state of mind 2.) dofn

(adjective)

falf foam, breaker (noun) glorify 1.) egleria- (verb) literally: toglorify 2.) eglerio! (verb)

imperative of egleria-

faltha- to foam (verb) glorious aglareb (adjective)faltho foam (verb) infinitive of the

verb faltha-glory 1.) aglar (noun) 2.) claur

(noun) literally: poetic word

for splendor, glory

fân 1.) veil (noun) 2.) cloud

(looking like a veil) (noun)

gnome(s) 1.) golodh (noun) plural:

gelydh 2.) gó dhel (noun) plural: gó dhil 3.) gó dhellim

(noun) class plural of gó dhel4.) golodhrim (noun) class

plural of golodh 5.) ó dhel

(noun) plural: ó dhil 6.)ó dhellim (noun) class plural of ó dhel

fang beard (noun) go 1.) bad- (verb) literally: to go2.) bedi (verb) infinitive of

bad-

fanui cloudy (adjective) goblet sû l (noun)far sufficient, enough

(adjective)goblin orch (noun)

fara- to hunt (verb) gold 1.) cô l (noun) literally: themetal gold 2.) mall (noun)

literally: the metal goldfarad hunting (verb) gerund of the

verb fara-gold-tree(s) mallorn (noun) plural: mellyrn

faradrim hunters (noun) class pluralof feredir

golden 1.) malthen (adjective) 2.)mallen (adjective) literally: of gold

faras hunting (noun) good maer (adjective) literally:when speaking of "things"

farn enough (adjective) good fortune galu (noun)faro hunt (verb) infinitive of the

verb fara-goose gwaun (noun) plural: goen

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projection tapering to a point

faroth a group of hunters (classplural)

gorge 1.) cabed (noun) literally:

deep gorge 2.) cî l (noun)

fast shaggy hair (noun) grass thâ r (noun) literally: stiff grass

faug thirsty (adjective) grassland 1.) nan (noun) 2.) parth (noun)literally: an enclosedgrassland

faun cloud (noun) grave 1.) haudh (noun) 2.) sarch(noun)

fela cave (noun) gravel brith (noun)felais shores, beaches (noun)

plural of falasgreat 1.) beleg (adjective) 2.) daer

(adjective)

fen threshold, door (noun) greedy melch (adjective)feng beards, pl. of "fang" (noun) green calen (adjective)fennas doorway, gateway (noun) greet 1.) suila- (verb) literally: to

greet 2.) suilanna- (verb)

literally: to greet or givegreetings

fêr beech tree (noun) greeting(s) 1.) suil (noun) 2.) suilad(noun) literally: greetings!! 3.)suilannad (noun) literally:greetings!!; also "giver" of

greetings

feredir hunter (noun) grey 1.) mith (adjective) literally: pale grey 2.) mithren(adjective) plural: mithrin 3.)thind (adjective)

ferin beech trees (noun) plural of fêr

gross host (noun) literally: 144

fern 1.) dead (noun) 2.) dead(people) (adjective)

ground(s) 1.) talaf (noun) plural: telaif

2.) pathu (noun) literally:

level ground, level grassyground

fileg small bird (noun) grow 1.) gala- (verb) literally: togrow 2.) galo (verb) infinitiveof gala-

fili caves (noun) plural of fela growth galas (noun)filig small birds (noun) plural of

filegguard 1.) tirith (noun) literally:

vigilance 2.) tir- (verb)literally….to guard 3.) tiria-(verb) literally…. to guard

filigod small bird (noun) guarded tirnen (adjective)fim slim, slender (adjective) guess inc (noun)fî n tress (noun) gulf 1.) iâ (noun) 2.) iau (noun)findel 1.) braided hair 2.) tress

(noun)gull 1.) gwael (noun) 2.) mý l

(noun) 3.) maew (noun)

finnel 1.) braided hair 2.) tress(noun)

habit haew (noun)

fî r a mortal (noun) hack 1.) hasta- (verb) literally: tohack through 2.) hasto (verb)infinitive of hasta-

fí reb mortal (adjective) hair 1.) fast (noun) literally:shaggy hair 2.) finnel (noun)literally: braided hair 3.) laws(noun) literally: a hair ringlet

firen human (adjective) half 1.) perin (adjective) 2.) per-(prefix)

firiath mortals, human beings(noun) class plural of fair

half-elf(ves) peredhel (noun) plural: peredhil

fí rib mortal (adjective) plural of fí reb

halfling perian (noun) plural:

periain…. class plural: periannath

fí riel a mortal maid (noun) hall 1.) tham (noun) 2.) thamas(noun) literally: a great hall3.) rond (noun) literally: a

large hall with an arched roof

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dar- 2.) post (noun)

literally….a rest

firimar mortals, human beings(noun) class plural of fir

hammer 1.) dam (noun) 2.) damma-(verb) literally: to hammer 3.)

dammint (verb) past tense of damma- 4.) dring (noun)

firion a mortal man (noun) hand(s) 1.) bor (noun) literally: avassal 2.) cam (noun) plural:

caim 3.) fair (noun) literally:right hand 4.) crum (noun)

literally…. left hand 5.) hair (noun) literally…. left hand 6.)camlann (noun)

literally….palm 7.) paur

(noun) literally….fist, handclosed for holding a tool

firith season of fading (noun) handle 1.) matha- (verb) literally: tohandle 2.) matho (verb)

infinitive of matha-

firn dead (noun) plural of fern handy maed (adjective)flâd skin (noun) hang 1.) gling (noun) 2.) 2. ) glinga-

(verb) literally…. to hang 3.)glingo (verb) infinitive of glinga-

forgam right-handed (noun andadjective)

happy gelir (noun) literally : ahappy, merry person

forn right (adjective) harass trasta- (verb) literally: toharass

forod North (noun) harbour 1.) hû b (noun) 2.) lond (noun)literally…. an entrance to aharbour, land-locked haven

forodren northern (adjective) forod +ren

harbourage hobas (noun)

forodrim class plural of northmen(noun) forod + rim

hard norn (adjective) plural: nyrn

forodwaith 1.) man from northern lands(noun) 2.) lands of the north(compound noun) forod +gwaith

harp 1.) gannel (noun) 2.) ganna-(verb) literally: to play a harp3.) ganno (verb) infinitive of

ganna- 4.) gannada- (verb)

literally: to play a harp 5.)gannado (verb) infinitive of

gannadaforven north (compound noun) fôr

+ mênharper talagan (noun)

fuia- to feel disgust at something(verb)

hasp taew (noun)

fuin 1.) night 2.) darkness,gloom (noun)

hassock tharas (noun)

fuir north (adjective) hasty celeg (adjective)gad- to catch (verb) hat carab (noun)gador dungeon, prison (noun) hateful delu (adjective)gae dread (noun) hatred coth (noun)gaear sea (noun) have 1.) gar- (verb) literally: to

have 2.) garo (verb) infinitive

of gar- 3.) gerin (verb) 1st person of gar-: I have

gael pale, glimmering (adjective) haven(s) 1.) cí rbann (noun) 2.) hû b

(noun) 3.) 2.) lond (noun)literally…. an entrance to aharbour, land-locked haven :

class plural: lonnath

gaer 1.) dreadful (adjective) 2.)red, copper coloured(adjective) also goer 3.sea(noun) 4.ruddy (adjective)

he 1.) e (pronoun) 2.) ho

(pronoun) plural: hyn

gaeron great sea, ocean (noun) head dô l (noun)gaeruil seaweed (compound noun)

gaer + uilheadland cast (noun)

gal- light (prefix) heal nesta- (verb) literally: to heal


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gala- to grow (verb) healing 1.) nestad (noun) 2.) nestadren(adjective)

galad radiance (noun) heap 1.) ovras (noun) literally: acrowd 2.) cum (noun) literally:

a mound

galadh tree (noun) hearer lathron (noun)galadhremmen tree-woven, tree-tangled

(adjective) galadh +

remmen

hearing lhaw (noun)

galadhremmin tree-woven, tree-tangled(adjective) plural of galadhremmen

heart 1.) hû n (noun) 2.) gû r (noun)literally: one's innermostfeelings 3.) guren (noun)

literally: my heart 4.) ind

(noun) literally: innermostfeelings

galadhrim tree-folks, the elves fromLothlórien (noun)

heat 1.) brass (noun) literally:white heat 2.) û r (noun)

literally: fire, heat

galas 1.) growth 2.) plant (noun) heaven menel (noun) literally: highheaven

galenas pipeweed (noun) heavy long (adjective)galo grow (verb) infinitive of the

verb gala-hedge cai (noun)

galu blessing, good fortune

(noun)

height taen (noun) literally: the

summit of a mountaingalvorn a black metal devised bythe dark elf Eöl (compoundnoun) gal + vorn

heir hî l (noun)

gamp hook, claw (noun) helm thô l (noun)ganna- to play a harp (verb) hem 1.) rî w (noun) literally…. an

edge or border 2.) glâ n (noun)

literally…. a hem of textileand handmade things

gannada- to play a harp (verb) herb 1.) salab (noun) plural: selaib2.) athelas (noun) literally:noble leaf

gannado to play a harp (verb)infinitive of the verbgannada-

here sí (adverb)

gannel a harp (noun) hero(es) 1.) callon (noun) 2.) thalion(noun) plural: thelyn

ganno to play a harp (verb)infinitive of the verb ganna-

hew 1.) drava- (verb) literally: to

hew or cut down 2.) dravo

(verb) infinitive of drava- 3.)drammen (verb) past tense of

drava-

gar- to hold, to have (verb) hewn drafn (adjective)garaf wolf (noun) hidden 1.) dolen (adjective) 2.) hall

(adjective) 3.) thurin

(adjective)

gardh 1.) bounded or definedregion 2.) world (noun)

hide 1.) delia- (verb) literally: to

hide 2.) delio (verb) infinitiveof delia-

garn property, possessed object(noun)

hideous uanui (adjective)

garo hold, have (verb) infinitiveof the verb gar-

high 1.) brand (adjective) literally:

high in size 2.) ara- (adjectival

prefix) literally: noble, royal3.) hall (adjective) literally:

exalted 4.) tar (adjective) 5.)taur (adjective) literally: vast,

mighty, sublime

garth fort, fortress (noun) hill(s) 1.) amon (noun) plural: emyn2.) mindon (noun) literally: an

isolated hill esp. with a watch

tower 3.) dô l (noun) 4.) tund(noun)

gas hole, gap (noun) his 1.) î n (reflexive pronoun) 2.)tî n (possessive pronoun)


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gath cavern, cave (noun) historical gobennathren (adjective)gathrod cavern, cave (compound

noun) gath + grôdhistory 1.) gobennas (noun) 2.) pennas

(noun) literally: history or historical account

gaud device (noun) hobbit 1.) perian (noun) plural: periain 2.) periannath (noun)

class plural of perian

gaul wolf (noun) hold 1.) gar- (verb) literally: to

hold 2.) garo (verb) infinitiveof gar- 3.) gerin (verb) 1st

person of gar-: I hold

gaur werewolf (noun) holder taew (noun)gaurhoth a host of werewolves

(noun) class plural of gaur hole 1.) dath (noun) 2.) gas (noun)

3.) torech (noun)

gaurwaith wolf-man, werewolf (compound noun) gaur +gwaith

hollow 1.) coll (adjective) 2.) raudh

(adjective) 3.) 1.) rosta- (verb)literally: to hollow out 2.)rosto (verb) infinitive of rosta-

gaw void (noun) holly eregdos (noun)gawa- to howl (verb) holly-tree 1.) ereg (noun) 2.) eregdos

(noun)

gawad howling (verb) infinitive of the verb gawa-

holy aer (adjective)

gedi catch (verb) infinitive of the

verb gad-

holy place iaun (noun)

gelaidh trees (noun) plural of galadh

home bar (noun)

gelir 1.) happy (adjective) 2.) ahappy person (noun)

homeland 1.) bar (noun) 2.) (n)dô r

(noun)

gell joy, triumph (noun) honey glî (noun)gellui triumphant (adjective) hook gamp (noun)gelydh deep elves, gnomes (noun)

plural of golodhhop laba- (verb) literally: to hop

gem sickly (adjective/adverb) hope 1.) amdir (noun) literally: hope based on reason 2.) estel(noun) 3.) hartha- (verb)

literally: to hope 4.) harthad(noun)

genedia- to reckon (verb) horde hoth (noun) literally: a "bad"horde

genediad reckoning (verb) gerund of the verb genedia- horn(s) 1.) ras (noun) literally: a hornof a living animal or a horn of

a mountain : plural: rais 2.)rasg (noun) literally: a horn of a living animal or a horn of a

mountain 3.) rafn (noun) 4.)rom (noun) literally: theinstrument 5.) romru (noun)

literally: the sound of horns6.) tarag (noun) 7.) till (noun)

gerin (I) hold, (I) have (verb) firstperson of the verb gar-

horrible 1.) deleb (adjective) 2.)

gortheb (adjective)

gern worn, old (used to describeTHINGS) (adjective)

horror 1.) del (noun) 2.) girith (noun)3.) gorgor (noun) literally:

extreme horror 4.) gorog(noun) 5.) goroth (noun) 6.)

gorth (noun)

gî l star or bright point of light(common term) (noun)

horse roch (noun)

gildin silver spark (compoundnoun) gî l + tinu

horse-lord(s) 1.) rochir (noun) 2.) rochirrim(noun) class plural of rochir

Gil-galad Star of Radiance (proper compound noun) gî l + calad

host 1.) rim (noun) 2.) hoth (noun)

literally: a crowd or hordeusually always in the badsense 3.) gweth (noun)

literally: a troop or regimentof men

giliath a host of stars (noun) hostility coth (noun)


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giri- to shudder (verb) hot 1.) born (adjective) 2.) brassen(adjective) literally: white hot3.) urui (adjective) literally:hot and sunny

girith shuddering, horror (noun) hound rý n (noun) literally: a chasehound

Girithron December, the twelvethmonth of the year (noun)

house(s) 1.) adab (noun) plural: edaib

2.) car (noun) 3.) gobel (noun)

literally…. a walled house 4.)nost (noun) literally…. house

in the sense kindred, family 5.)nothrim (noun) literally:"those of the house of"

glad wood (noun) household herth (noun)gladha- to laugh (verb) howl 1.) gaul (noun) literally: a

wolf howl 2.) gawa- (verb)literally: to howl

glaer a narrative poem (noun) howling gawad (verb) gerund of gawa-glaew anything that remedies or

heals or soothes, asalve(noun)

huge taur (adjective)

glam din or uproar of orcs (noun) human 1.) echil (noun) firen(adjective)

glamhoth orc-host (noun) hummock gwastar (noun)

glamog only one orc (noun) hump tump (noun)glamor echo (noun) hunt 1.) fara- (verb) literally: tohunt 2.) farad (verb) gerund of

fara- 3.) faro (verb) infinitiveof fara- 4.) rui (noun)

glamren echoing (adjective) hunter(s) 1.) feredir (noun) class plural:faradrim 2.) faron (noun)

literally: a male hunter 3.)

faroth (noun) literally: a groupof hunters

glan border (noun) hunting 1.) faras (noun) 2.) rui (noun)3.) farad (noun)

glân white (adjective) hurl had- (verb) literally: to hurlgland boundary (noun) husband hervenn (noun)glann boundary (noun) hymn aerlinn (noun)glass joy (noun) I im (pronoun)glaur golden light (of the tree

Laurelin) (noun)ice heleg (noun)

glavra- to babble (verb) icicle aeglos (noun)glavro babble (verb) infinitive of

the verb glavra-idea 1.) inc (noun) 2.) naw (noun)

glavrol babbling (verb) presentparticiple of the verb glavra-

if ae (conjunction)

glaw sunlight, radiance of thegolden tree Laurelin (noun)

ill lhaew (adjective)literally….sick

glawar sunlight, radiance of thegolden tree Laurelin (noun)

imagine nautha- (verb) literally: to

imagine

glî honey (noun) immortal alfirin (adjective)glî n gleam, especially of the

eyes (noun)immortal being alfirin (noun)

gling hang, dangle (noun) impelled horn (adjective)glinn song, tune (noun) impetuous 1.) alag (adjective) 2.) asgar

(adjective) 3.) gorn

glinna- to glance at (verb) impetus gorf (noun)glinnel an elf of the Teleri (noun) impulsive alag (adjective)glinnil elves of the Teleri (noun)

plural of glinnelin 1.) mi (preposition, adverb,

adjective) 2.) ned (preposition)3.) nedh- (prefix)

glî r a song or poem (noun) incline talad (noun)gliri- to sing a song or recite a

poem (verb)innumerable 1.) arnediad (adjective) 2.)

aronoded (adjective) arnodiad(noun)

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infinitive of nestag-

glûdh soap (noun) inside nedh- (prefix)go- together (prefix) instead sennui (adverb)gobel walled house or village

(noun)insult 1.) eit

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