Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

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atnauqnep penquanta ("peñ"-) "full to the
brim, with mouth full" (VT39:11)
atnav vanta- "to walk", also vanta noun
"walk" (BAT)
atnay yanta "bridge", also name of tengwa
35 (Appendix E); in the Etymologies, yanta is
defined as "yoke" (YAT)
atnaynivne envinyanta past participle
"healed" (MR:405), pointing to a verbal stem
*envinyata- "heal", litereally "renew"; cf. Aragorn's
title Envinyatar "the Renewer" (LotR3:V ch. 8).
atne enta "that yonder" (EN)
atnec centa "communication, *enquiry,
*essay"; Ósanwë-centa "Enquiry into the
Communication of Thought" (VT39:23 cf. MR:415),
an appendix to Pengolodh's Lammas or "Account of
Tongues" (VT39:23, MR:415); cf. also Essecenta
*"Name-essay" (MR:415)
atneuq quenta ("q") "tale" (KWET),
"narrative, story" (VT39:16); Quenta Silmarillion
"the Story/Tale of the Silmarils"
atneuqalaV Valaquenta "Account of the
Valar" (SA:val-)
atneuqemúl lúmequenta ("q") "history,
chronological account" (LU)
atnil #linta "swift", only pl. lintë attested
(Nam, RGEO:66)
atnilallot tollalinta "upon hills" (MC:214;
this is "Qenya")
atnis sinta (Þ) (1) "short" (STINTÂ)
atnis sinta- (Þ) (2) "fade", pa.t. sintanë
(THIN)
atnit tinta- "kindle, cause to sparkle", cf.
Tintallë (TIN, SA:tin, MR:388)
atniv [vinta-, pa.t. vintë, vintanë "fade"
(WIN/WIND)]
atniw winta- "scatter, blow about" (both
transitive and intransitive) (PM:376)
atniwessal lassewinta a variant of lasselanta
(PM:376).
atno onta- (pa.t. ónë or ontanë) "beget,
create" (ONO)
atnor ronta "hollow" (adj? noun?) (also
rotwa) (LT2:347. In mature Quenya, the preferred
words for "hollow" are unqua adj. and unquë noun.)
atnoro oronta "steep" (LT1:256)
atnoy yonta- "more" (does the hyphen
indicate that yonta- can be prefixed to adjectives to
form a kind of comparative, like the prefix an- forms
the superlative?) (GL:37)
atnup punta "stopped consonant" (= a
plosive) (PUT, see PUS)
atóm móta- "labour, toil" (MÔ)
atór róta "tube" (LT2:347)
atórh hróta "dwelling underground, artificial
cave or rockhewn hall" (PM:365)
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atpat tapta "impeded" (VT39:17); nominal
pl. taptar is used to mean "consonants" ( = tapta
tengwi, q.v.)
atpelet telepta "silver", as adj? (LT2:347 -
rather telemna in mature Quenya)
atra arta (1) adj. "exalted, lofty" (PM:354)
atra arta (2) noun "fort, fortress" (GARAT
under 3AR)
atra arta (3) prep. "across, athwart"
(LT2:335)
atram marta "fey, fated" (MBARAT)
atrec certa "rune" (pl. certar given), adapted
from Sindarin certh (a "true" or inherited Quenya
form of primitive *kirtê would have been *cirtë, but
this word did not occur). (WJ:396)
atro orta- "rise, raise, lift up", pa.t. ortanë
(Nam, RGEO:67, ORO; misreading "ortani" in
Letters:426)
atroh horta- "send flying, speed, urge"
(KHOR)
atroma #amorta- "heave" (literally "up-rise,
rise up", cf. orta-; the prefix am- means "up"). Only
attested as a participle amortala "heaving" in
Markirya.
atrun #nurta- "hide", verbal stem isolated
from nurtalë "hiding", q.v.
atsa #asta "month", only pl. astar attested
(Appendix D)
atsaf fasta- "tangle" (PHAS)
atsal lasta- "listen", also adj. lasta "listening,
hearing" (LAS 2 )
atsalaf falasta- "to foam", participle
falastala "foaming, surging" in Markirya
atsam masta- "bake" (MBAS)
atsam masta "bread" (MBAS, PM:404)
atsan nasta- "prick, sting" (NAS)
atsan nasta "spear-head, point, gore,
triangle" (SNAS/SNAT), "prick, point, stick, thrust"
(NAS)
atsap pasta "smooth" (PATH)
atsatneuq quentasta *"historical account",
"any particular arrangement (by some author) of a
series of records or evidences into a given historical
account" (not History as such, which is quentalë).
(VT39:16)
atse esta "first" (ESE/ESET); this entry was
marked with a query. The word Yestarë (q.v.)
*"Firstday" in LotR suggests that we should read
*yesta for esta and also prefix a y to the other words
derived from ESE/ESET (essë > *yessë, essëa >
*yessëa).
atse esta- "to name" (ES)
atseh hesta "wither" (LT1:255)
atsel #lesta (1) "girdle, fence" in Lestanórë
"Doriath" (WJ:369)
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