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26 A (Silm) Taryn - this word seems to stem from ara- = noble + atan = Man. an alternative might be ara- = noble + - tan = maker which might have a specific meaning (such as one who prforms coronations?) see also: ara-, Atan Aratar n. the Supreme, noblehigh the chief Valar translation of the foreign word Máhani adopted and adapted from Valarin (WJ:402). see also: ara-,-tar Aratarya n. her sublimity Varda Aratarya ”Varda the lofty, Varda in her sublimity” (WJ:369) see also: ara-,-tar aráto n. champion, eminent man, hero? (SA:ar(a)) arca adj. narrow, confined etymology: Etym AK Arcirya n. Royal ship etymology: ara-,cirya unusual conjugations: Arciryas n. royal shipsomething?, name-masc masc. name (evidently derived from arcirya ”royal ship”) (Appendix A) see also: arcirya Arda n. realm, Earth, region, domain, tengwa #26 It is said that arda ”meant any more or less bounded or defined place, a region” (WJ:402 cf. 413), also once translated as ”Earth” (SD:246) = the kingdon of Arda. Also name of tengwa 26 (Appendix E). etymology: GAR- = have/own unusual conjugations: Ardamírë phr. World-jewel, Masculine name Literally ”world-jewel”, but could also mean ”jewel of the world” (PM:348) see also: arda,mirë arë, árë, -rë n. day, sunlight, tengwa #31 (PM:127) WRT tengwa 31, it was originally pronounced ázë. When z merged with r, the letter became superfluous and was given the new value ss, hence it was re-named essë (Appendix E). Also árë nuquerna ”árë reversed”, name of tengwa 32, similar to normal árë but turned upside down (Appendix E) etymology: From AR = day see also: essë árë nuquerna n. árë reversed, tengwa #32 see also: árë Arfanyaras, Arfanyarassë n. a ”variant or close equivalent” of Taniquetil (WJ:403) Taryn - need to find out what this means see also: Taniquetil arië n. daytime etymology: From AR = day Arien n. sun-maiden, name-fem, name-maia The Maia of the sun (Silm) Taryn - lit. ”day-is-me”? daymaiden? etymology: From AR = day see also: árë, Maia arin n. morning etymology: From AR = day arinya n. morning (early) etymology: From AR = day armar n (pl). goods, effects Only really makes sense in the plural sense - these are obviously the end-result of neutral ownership. If a reason-
able value is placed on the owned objects, they would be more likely to be referred to with harwë etymology: GAR = own see also: harwë Armenelos phr. royal heaven city?, name-place City of the Kings in Númenor ar-menel-os ”royal-heaven-city” or even ”dayheaven-city” see also: ara-, arë, menel, osto arna adj. royal Taryn - guessed from Arnanórë contrast with ara- Arnanórë, Arnanor, Arnor n. Royal Land (Letters:428) see also: arna,nórë arquen n. noble, noble-one (WJ:372) see also: ara-, quén arta n. fort, fortress Taryn - Is this valid? how does it relate to osto? etymology: GARAT- = fort arta adj. exalted, lofty (PM:354) Artaher, Artahér n. noble lord, exhalted-one, name-masc (Sindarin Arothir) (PM:346) Artamir phr. Noble jewel, namemasc (Appendix A) see also: arta, mírë arwa-, -arwa preposition. having, with Usually followed by the genitive, this is a general word referring to the possessing or in control of something. eg arwanyet = ”I have it” or ”I control it”. It is also used in suffix-form (eg aldarwa, Literally: ”trees-having”) to indicate possession of a noun. etymology: GAR = own arya n. day (12hrs) This refers to the 27 hours of ”day” or the 12 daylight hours. Day, as opposed to night, rather than the 24hr period, which seems to be what arë or erë etymology: From AR = day see also: arë, erë Aryantë n. day-bringer, daygiver, name-? More literally ”day-giver” etymology: Composed of ari- (from primitive AR) = ”day” + antë = ”giver” see also: antë, arië aryon n. heir Taryn - Not sure what functional difference there is between this version of heir and haryon. The root ΞAR, semms to have a stronger ”valued” ssociation than GAR (the root for this version), but I don’t know if this makes any difference. see also: haryon asar n. fixed time, festival etymology: Adopted and adapted from Valarin. (WJ:399) asëa aranion phr. kingsfoil, athelas lit. ”asëa [foil?] of kings” (LotR3:V ch. 8) see also: aran assa n. hole, mouth, perforation, opening Any form of opening etymology: GAS- = to yawn/gape see also: cúma asta n. month Introduced in the Númenórian calendar, the year was split into 12 such months, 10 iof 30 days and 2 of 31. (Appendix D) Astaldo adv. the Valiant a title of Tulkas (Silm) asto n. dust
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Page 3 and 4: The point The intention of this dic
Page 5 and 6: Word order Each word is listed alph
Page 7 and 8: WORD, VARIANT WORD 7 Word, Variant
Page 9 and 10: THE FORM OF A WORD 9 assumed that t
Page 11 and 12: BUILDING THE INDEX 11 and I’ll se
Page 13 and 14: PLANS FOR FUTURE STUFF 13 Plans for
Page 15 and 16: GRAMMATICAL TYPES 15 adj adjective
Page 17 and 18: A a vocative particle. oh, O in a v
Page 19 and 20: airs etymology: Etym AIWÉ see also
Page 21 and 22: Elves dwelling there. Also fuller A
Page 23 and 24: anarórë n. sunrise Anarya n. week
Page 25: epessë. apacen n. foresight, after
Page 29 and 30: unusual conjugations: atto n. daddy
Page 31 and 32: land between the southern Pelóri a
Page 33 and 34: the land more beautiful” (RGEO:70
Page 35 and 36: lit. ”commands-skilled”. His Si
Page 37 and 38: see also: celumë celumë n. stream
Page 39 and 40: coi- v. live Taryn - a guessed, and
Page 41 and 42: difference between culda and culina
Page 43 and 44: D Please note: Quenyan words never
Page 45 and 46: (EO)(ëar-celumessen is translated
Page 47 and 48: used this name they intended it to
Page 49 and 50: (MR:405) see also: en-, envinya-, v
Page 51 and 52: an! ”the Eagles of the Lords are
Page 53 and 54: F faila adj. fair-minded, just, gen
Page 55 and 56: finda adj. having hair, -haired (PM
Page 57 and 58: G Galadriel Altáriel Note: this is
Page 59 and 60: stand things. Contrast with handass
Page 61 and 62: helcë n. ice etymology: KHELEK = i
Page 63 and 64: differs from tuv- as a more general
Page 65 and 66: 72 days, but also used without any
Page 67 and 68: I i article. the indeclinable defin
Page 69 and 70: hec (heci) and the ending -l - this
Page 71 and 72: ut this is for the general situatio
Page 73 and 74: I got this from the Corpus Wordlist
Page 75 and 76: sharp laimë n. shade The run-toget
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etymology: LAM- = weave see also: l
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confirmed ”your” (sg.), possess
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etymology: LIB- = to drip limpë n.
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generally split up into the seasons
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etymology: LUM = gloom/shadow unusu
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M ma, man interrogative. who Taryn
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ular vocalism”, this word is rela
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martya- v. destine To prophecy, or
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unusual conjugations: v : melmen n.
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etymology: MINI- = to stand alone o
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morco n. bear etymology: MORÓK →
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N -n ?. ? Taryn - another to leave
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Hollowbold A dwelling of the Dwarve
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to this when I cover it in the cour
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of the type-description. ”a land
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nurrua adj. mumbling MC:215 nuru n.
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oio n. ever, forever, always? etern
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masc (Appendix A) see also: -dil, o
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see also: elda, per peu n. lips spe
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is no difference mentioned in Etym.
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R -r gram. grammar-pluralisationnou
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Rómen n. east, uprising, sunrise,
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S -s pron. it Taryn - refer to long
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(LotR3:VI ch. 6) see also: sinca, h
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T -t gram. grammar-dual-ending, gra
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see also: menel, tar- Tarondor phr.
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warrior, name-constellation The arc
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etymology: tuilë (spring) + lindo
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Tyelcormo phr. hasty-riser, name-ma
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that this is directly: ú + lairë
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are not known, or the tale is to lo
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Great Bear/Big Dipper constellation
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etymology: From BAR which means som
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W -wa gram. possessive see also: -v
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see also: arë, yávië yé interje
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English-Quenya Index A abide by him
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fortress arta fortunate herenya for
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Objects ambalotsë October Narqueli
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series qu (feather) quessetéma ter
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