Quenya-English Dictionary
Quenya-English Dictionary
Quenya-English Dictionary
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20 A<br />
named from Aldúya as it refers<br />
to Nimloth, wheras the <strong>Quenya</strong>n<br />
weekday referred to the two trees.<br />
see also: aldúya<br />
Aldu n. tree-pair, two-trees Usually<br />
used to refer specifically to The<br />
Two trees; seems to occur also in<br />
Aldudénië ”Lament for the Two<br />
Trees”<br />
see also: alda,aldúya<br />
Aldudénië phr. Lament for the<br />
Two Trees a strange form, since<br />
<strong>Quenya</strong> does not permit intervocalic<br />
d as in this word. Silm<br />
Aldúya n. weekday #4 dedicated<br />
to the two Trees Appendix D. The<br />
word seems to include Aldu, a dual<br />
form referring to the Two Trees.<br />
The Númenóreans altered the name<br />
to Aldëa (presumably aldaj˙a), referring<br />
to Nimloth - the white tree<br />
transported to Númenor.<br />
see also: alda, Aldu, Aldëa<br />
alma n. good fortune, weal,<br />
wealth<br />
etymology: GALA- = thrive<br />
almarë ?. blessedness Silm, LR:357<br />
Almaren n. Blesed realm The<br />
first abode of the Valar in Arda, apparently<br />
related to almarë ”blessedness”<br />
Silm, LR:357<br />
almárëa adj. blessed<br />
etymology: GALA- = thrive<br />
Almáriel phr. blessed-one? Feminine<br />
name<br />
see also: almárë, -el<br />
almië ?. bliss<br />
etymology: GALA- = thrive<br />
alqua n. swan SA, UT:265;<br />
see also: from ÁLAK = ”rushing”<br />
Alqualondë n. Swan-road,<br />
Swanhaven Literally refers to<br />
swan-”narrow, confined place”<br />
etymology: where londë is related<br />
to Noldorin aglon which is related<br />
to arca<br />
alta, alat- adj. big, large, great<br />
size great only fits when referring<br />
to physical size<br />
etymology: Etym ÁLAT<br />
Altáriel, Galadriel phr. radiant<br />
garlanded maiden, namefem<br />
Radiant maiden crowned with<br />
a garland - referring to her hair.<br />
SA:kal;<br />
etymology: From alata Alatáriel<br />
is Telerin<br />
see also: alata, riellë<br />
alya adj. rich, wealthy, abundant,<br />
prosperous, in-good-health It<br />
seems this word encompasses the<br />
totality of material good-fortune.<br />
etymology: GALA- = thrive<br />
am- preposition. up<br />
see also: amba<br />
ama adj. blessed, free from evil<br />
WJ:399<br />
etymology: Adopted and<br />
adapted from Valarin.<br />
Aman n. the Blessed Realm<br />
SA:m˙an<br />
etymology: from the primitve<br />
root m ˙an” - ”good, blessed, unmarred”<br />
unusual conjugations: adj :<br />
amanya, nominal pl. : Amanyar<br />
amanya adj. of Aman, Amanian<br />
WJ:411<br />
see also: Aman<br />
Amanyar nom.pl.. Those of Aman