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Helge K. Fauskanger http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/<br />

form is to be adapted to LotR-style Third Age<br />

<strong>Quenya</strong>.%<br />

CORNFLOWER menelluin (lit. *"skyblue")<br />

<strong>–</strong>Pictures of J. R. R. Tolkien<br />

CORPOREAL sarcuva (bodily) <strong>–</strong>LT2:347;<br />

this is "Qenya"<br />

CORPSE quelet (pl. queletsi), loico<br />

(dead body); CORPSE-CANDLE loicolícuma <strong>–</strong><br />

KWEL, MC:223<br />

CORRUSCATION russë (†swordblade) <strong>–</strong><br />

RUS<br />

COTTAGE <strong>–</strong> LT2:336 has os(t) "house<br />

and cottage", but this word is probably obsolete<br />

<strong>–</strong> osto means "city" or "fortress" in Tolkien's later<br />

<strong>Quenya</strong>.<br />

COUNT <strong>–</strong> the stem not- can be isolated<br />

from the word for "countable", see below. It<br />

actually occurs in Etym, but is glossed "reckon"<br />

instead. COUNT UP onot- (cf. not- "reckon" <strong>–</strong><br />

the perfect of both these verbs would<br />

presumably be *onótië), COUNTABLE #nótima<br />

(isolated from únótimë "countless, notcountable,<br />

numberless", sg. únótima). NOT<br />

COUNTING hequa (leaving aside, excluding,<br />

except) <strong>–</strong>NOT, Nam, RGEO:67, VT39:14,<br />

WJ:364, 365<br />

COUNTLESS únótima (pl. únótimë is<br />

attested) (numberless, not-countable,<br />

uncountable) <strong>–</strong>VT39:14, Nam, RGEO:67<br />

COUNTRY nórë (land, race, nation, native<br />

land, family), #nórië (only attested in a<br />

compound, in the ablative case: sindanóriello,<br />

"grey-country-from", "out of a grey country". <strong>–</strong><br />

NŌ, Nam/RGEO:67<br />

COURAGE huorë (only attested as a<br />

proper name: Huorë, lit. "heart-vigour") <strong>–</strong>KHŌ-N<br />

COURSE tië (line, direction, way, path,<br />

road) <strong>–</strong>TE3, RGEO:67<br />

COURT paca (paved floor) <strong>–</strong>GL:63<br />

COVER top- (cited as aorist sg. topë)<br />

(pa.t. tompë), also untúpa- (lit. "down-roof") <strong>–</strong><br />

TOP, Nam/RGEO:67<br />

COVERING telmë (hood) <strong>–</strong>TEL<br />

COW (milch cow) yaxë. (An alternative<br />

form yaxi, simply glossed "cow", looks like a<br />

plural in LotR-style <strong>Quenya</strong>, unless it is a<br />

feminine form like tári "queen" and heri "lady") <strong>–</strong><br />

GL:36<br />

CRACK ciris (probably ciriss-) (cleft) <strong>–</strong><br />

LT2:335<br />

CRAFT tanwë (thing made, device,<br />

construction); curwë. CRAFTSMAN tano (smith)<br />

<strong>–</strong>KUR<br />

CREATE onta (pa.t. ónë, ontanë) <strong>–</strong>ONO<br />

CREATURE onna;<br />

DEFORMED/HIDEOUS CREATURE ulundo<br />

(monster); VERY TERRIBLE CREATURE rauco<br />

<strong>–</strong>ONO, ÚLUG, VT39:10<br />

CRESCENT cúnë (bow) <strong>–</strong>LT1:271<br />

CREST (of wave) wingë (wingi-) (foam,<br />

spindrift). LT1:256 gives ormë "crest, summit",<br />

but in Tolkien's later <strong>Quenya</strong> ormë means<br />

"wrath, haste, violence, rushing". CRESTED<br />

WAVE, WAVE-CREST falma <strong>–</strong>WIG/LT1:273,<br />

PHAL, VT42:15<br />

CROOKED hwarin; raica (bent, wrong),<br />

rempa (hooked), cauca (bent, humped) <strong>–</strong><br />

SKWAR, RÁYAK/VT39:7, REP, LT1:260<br />

CROSS (noun) tarwë (crucifix); CROSS<br />

(vb.) lahta- (pass over, surpass, excel) <strong>–</strong>QL:89,<br />

PE17:92<br />

CROSSBAR hwarma <strong>–</strong>SKWAR<br />

CROSSING tarna (passage, #ford) <strong>–</strong><br />

LT2:347<br />

CROW quáco (so in WJ:395; Etym has<br />

corco) <strong>–</strong>WJ:395/VT47:36, KORKA (see KARKA)<br />

CROWD sanga (throng, press); rimbë<br />

(host). GREAT COLLECTION OR CROWD OF<br />

THINGS OF THE SAME SORT úmë (not to be<br />

confused with the pa.t. of the negative verb "not<br />

be, not do"). <strong>–</strong>STAG/Silm:438, RIM, VT48:32<br />

CROWN ríë; CROWNED rína; STAR-<br />

CROWNED, CROWNED WITH STARS (a name<br />

of Taniquetil) Elerrína (so in Silm; Etym has<br />

Elerína) <strong>–</strong>RIG/VT46:11 (VT confirming that the<br />

proper reading is ríë with a long vowel, not "rie"<br />

as in the Etymologies as printed in LR), EL,<br />

Silm:42<br />

CRUEL nwalca (Though spelt this way<br />

also in Etym, nwalca must be from older<br />

*ngwalca, for the stem is ÑGWAL. In Tengwar<br />

spelling, the letter nwalmë (< older ngwalmë)<br />

should be used to transcribe the initial nw of<br />

nwalca.) <strong>–</strong>ÑGWAL<br />

CRUCIFIX tarwë (cross); CRUCIFY<br />

tarwesta- <strong>–</strong>QL:89<br />

CRUMB mië <strong>–</strong>PE13:150<br />

CRUMBLE #ruxa- (only part. ruxala is<br />

attested) <strong>–</strong>MC:222 cf 215<br />

CRY OF TRIUMPH (noun) yello (call,<br />

shout) <strong>–</strong>GYEL, VT45:16<br />

CRYSTAL maril (glass <strong>–</strong> perhaps with<br />

stem marill-), CRYSTAL SUBSTANCE silima (a<br />

substance Fëanor alone knew how to make; the<br />

Silmarils were made of it. Etymologically, the<br />

word apparently means simply *"white-shining<br />

thing", or perhaps *"[substance] apt to shine<br />

white".) <strong>–</strong>VT46:13, RGEO:73, Silm:437<br />

CUNNING <strong>–</strong> LT1:253 has findë, finië, but<br />

these words may not be valid in Tolkien's later<br />

<strong>Quenya</strong> (in Etym, findë means "tress, lock of<br />

hair").<br />

Wordlist last updated July 5th, 2008 18 Presented by http://www.ambar-eldaron.com

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