Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

Helge K. Fauskanger http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/
eileuqraN Narquelië tenth month of the
year, "October" (Appendix D); the word seems to
mean "Fire-waning", "Sun-waning". Compare
narquelion ("q"), q.v.
eilleleT Telellië "Teler-folk" (TELES)
eimiaT Taimië, Taimë "the sky" (LT1:268;
rather menel in mature Quenya)
eimla almië "blessedness, 'blessings', good
fortune, bliss" (GALA)
eimreC Cermië seventh month of the year,
"July" (Appendix D)
ein nië "tear" (NEI, LT1:262, LT2:346);
apparently níe in MC:221
einássam massánië "breadgiver", used as a
title of the highest woman among any Elvish people,
since she had the keeping and gift of the coimas
(lembas). Also translated simply "Lady" (PM:404)
einatniT Tintanië "Kindler" = Varda (TIN;
Tintánië under TAN)
eináv vánië an augmentless perfect of auta-
(q.v.) that may occur in verse; regular form avánië
(WJ:365)
eináva avánië, pl. avánier perfect tense of
auta-, q.v. (WJ:365)
einédudlA Aldudénië "Lament for the Two
Trees" (a strange word, since Quenya does not permit
intervocalic d as in this word - perhaps the Vanyarin
dialect of Quenya did) (Silm)
einemoy yomenië "meeting, gathering" (of
three or more coming from different directions)
(WJ:407)
einev venië "shape, cut" (prob. noun)
(LT1:254)
einif finië "cunning" (prob. noun)
(LT1:253)
einnavaY Yavannië name of the ninth
month of the year, "September" (Appendix D,
SA:yávë)
einras sarnië "shingle, pebble-bank"
(UT:463)
einrom mornië "darkness" (Nam,
RGEO:67). Early "Qenya" also has Mornië "Black
Grief", "the black ship that plies between Mandos and
Erumáni" (LT1:261). This is probably a compound
mor- "black" and nië "tear".
einúdnA Andúnië (apparently a variant form
of andúnë) (place-name, a city and port on the
western coast of Númenor, said to mean "sunset").
(Appendix A, Silm, UT:166, NDÛ)
eir rië "crown" (RIG)
eira arië "daytime" (AR 1 )
eirám márië "it is good" (FS; from mára
"good"; the stative-verb suffix -ië is hardly valid in
mature Quenya)
eiramA Amarië (fem. name; perhaps
derived from mára "good") (Silm)
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eiráman namárië "farewell" (Nam,
RGEO:67)
eiráN Nárië sixth month of the year, "June"
(Appendix D); derived from the stem (a)nar- having
to do with fire or sun.
eirát tárië "height", allative tárienna "to
[the] height" (LotR3:VI ch. 4, translated in
Letters:308)
eiratnauQ Quantarië "Day of Completion,
Oldyear's Day" (PM:127) (= the quantien of the
Etymologies)
eirayniV Vinyarië "Newyear's Day"
(PM:127)
eirev verië "boldness" (BER)
eiriaf fairië "freedom" (LT1:250)
eiríminraC Carnimírië "Red-jewelled", the
rowan-tree in Quickbeam's song (LotR2:III ch. 4,
SA:caran), also translated "with adornment of red
jewels" (Letters:224; where the reading "carnemírie"
occurs)
eiródniL Lindórië fem. name, perhaps
*"She that arises in beauty" (compare Melkor "He
that arises in Might") (Silm). Cf. linda.
eirón #nórië "country", in sindanórië (see
sinda) (Nam, RGEO:67)
eisíh hísië "mist" (Nam, SA:hîth); also hísë.
eissalo olassië "collection of leaves, foliage"
(Letters:283)
eisua ausië "wealth" (LT2:336)
eit tië "path, course, line, direction, way"
(TE3); pl. tier in Namárië (Nam, RGEO:67);
tielyanna "upon your path" (UT:22 cf. 51; tie-lyanna
"path-your-upon")
eitál látië "openness" (VT39:23)
eithapauqa aquapahtië "privacy" (literally
*"fully-closedness", of a mind that closes itself
against telepathic transfers) (VT39:23)
eitnalat talantië "he is fallen" (FS; see -ië #2
concerning the doubtful authority of this stative verb
ending in mature Quenya)
eitnalata atalantië "Downfall", said to be a
normal noun-formation in Quenya (Letters:347).
eitnemo omentië "meeting" (meeting or
junction of the directions of two people) (WJ:367),
*omentielva "our meeting", only attested in the
genitive: omentielvo "of our meeting". See -lva.
Concerning the alternative reading omentielmo, see -
lma.
eitsewgnet tengwestië "Language" as
abstract or phenomenon (WJ:394)
eiuqne enquië Eldarin six-day week, pl.
enquier (Appendix D)
eiv vië "manhood, vigour" (WEG)
eiváy yávië "autumn" (SA:yávë); "autumn,
harvest", in the calendar of Imladris a precisely
defined period of 54 days, but also used without any
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