Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

Helge K. Fauskanger http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/
anay yana "that" (the former) (YA)
anele elena adj. "of the stars" (SA:êl, elen);
also elenya
aném ména "region" (MEN)
anér réna "edge, border, margin" (REG)
anét téna see téra
anéyn nyéna- "lament" (LT1:262)
ania aina "holy" (AYAN), derived from
Ainu. Adopted and adapted from Valarin. (WJ:399,
FS, SA)
aniaf faina- "emit light" (PHAY)
aniagna angaina "of iron" (ANGÂ)
anialav valaina "of or belonging to the
Valar, divine" (BAL)
anian naina- "lament" (NAY)
aniat taina "lengthened, extended" (TAY),
"stretched, elongated" (VT39:7), also noun
"extension" in the compound ómataina, q.v.
aniav vaina "clad" (LT1:272)
anibmat tambina "of copper" (LT1:250)
anicar #racina "stripped, deprived"; this adj.
is only attested in the pl. (racinë ["k"]). Compare
rácina under rac-. Cf. #racina tengwë (only pl.
racinë tengwi ("k") is attested) "stripped sign",
"deprived sign"; in early Elvish analysis of Quenya
the term for a consonant with no following vowel; the
vowel was held to have disappeared or been omitted
(VT39:6)
anicúr rúcina ("k") "confused, shattered,
disordered, ruined" in Markirya (the first version of
this poem had "red skies", MC:215, changed to
"ruined skies" in the final version; see MC:220, note
8)
aníh hína "child", also hina used in the
vocative to a (young) child (also hinya "my child",
for hinanya) (WJ:403). Pl. híni (surprisingly not
**hínar) in Híni Ilúvataro "Children of Ilúvatar"
(Silmarillion Index).
anilac calina ("k") "light" (adj.) (KAL) - but
apparently a noun in coacalina, q.v.
anilam malina "yellow" (SMAL,
Letters:308); Malinalda *"Yellow-tree", a name of
Laurelin (SA:mal-; evidently malina + alda). The
translation "Tree of Gold" in the Silmarillion Index is
free; malina means "yellow", not "gold(en)". Cf.
malinornélion "of yellow-trees"; see
laurelindórenan lindelorendor... (LotR2:III ch. 4;
cf. Letters:308). Malinornélion is partitive pl.
genitive of malinornë "mallorn" (UT:167, normal pl.
malinorni, UT:168).
aniluc culina ("k") "flame-coloured, goldenred"
(KUL)
aním mína "desiring to start, eager to go",
also verb mína- "desire to go in some direction, to
wish to go to a place, make for it, have some end in
view" (VT39:11)
10
animál lámina "echoing" (LAM)
anioc coina ("k") "alive" (LT1:257; in
mature Quenya cuina is to be preferred, though coina
may also be valid.)
aniof foina "hidden" (LT2:340)
aniom moina (1) "familiar, dear" (MOY
(MUY) )
aniom moina (2) "safe, secure" (GL:58; this
"Qenya" word is evidently obsoleted by # 1 above.
This second moina seems to reappear as muina
"hidden, secret" in mature Quenya.)
anior roina "ruddy" (ROY 2 )
aniplet telpina "of silver"
(KYELEP/TELEP)
anipmis simpina "pipe, flute" (LT1:266)
anír rína "crowned" (RIG)
anírelE Elerína "star-crowned", a name of
Taniquetil (EL, RIG), spelt Elerrína in Silm
anirep perina (apparently the past participle
of perya-) *"divided in middle, halved" (PER)
anírewniT Tinwerína (name) (RIG)
anirias sairina "magic" (evidently adj.)
(GL:72)
anírrelE Elerrína "Crowned with Stars"
(elen + rína), a name of Taniquetil (Silm); spelt
Elerína in the Etymologies (EL, RIG).
anirual laurina "golden" (LT1:258)
aniruat taurina "of wood" (TÁWAR)
anis sina "this" (following its noun in our
sole example: vanda sina "this oath"). (CO) Cf. sin
(1).
anital latina, latin "open, free, cleared (of
land)" (LAT)
anitnit tintina- "sparkle" (actually glossed "it
sparkles") (TIN)
aniuc cuina ("k") "alive" (KUY)
aniuluc culuina ("k") "orange" (colour not
fruit) (KUL)
anium muina "hidden, secret" (MUY)
aniwne enwina "old" (Markirya)
anmahan nahamna untranslated word
occurring in LR:47 (= nucumna "humbled" in
SD:246, cf. SD:290, end of note 59)
anman namna "statute"; Namna Finwë
Míriello "the Statute of Finwë and Míriel" (MR:258)
anmas #samna "diphthong" (only pl.
samnar given) (SAM)
anmas samna (Þ) "wooden post" (STAB)
anmelet telemna "of silver"
(KYELEP/TELEP)
anmeletlaT edlirI Irildë Taltelemna =
(mature) Sindarin Idril Celebrindal; replaced Irildë
Taltelepsa (KYELEP/TELEP). Tolkien may have
replaced Irildë as the Quenya form of Idril with
Itaril, Itarillë, Itarildë, q.v.
anmuc cumna ("k") "empty" (KUM)
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