Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

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noilavemúN Númevalion *"of the Westpowers"
(SD:290); cf. Valion
noileuqraN Narquelion ("q") "fire-fading,
autumn" (FS, Narqelion, KWEL, (LAS 1 ) ); simply
translated "Fading" in LR:72.
noilisraN Narsilion (Þ) "(the song) of the
Sun and Moon"; actually the stems of the words for
Sun and Moon compounded (see Narsil) and a plural
genitive ending added (Silm)
noiliT Tilion "the Horned", name of a Maia,
steersman of the Moon (SA:til; according to the
Etymologies, stem TIL, Tilion is a name of the "man
in the Moon")
noillimA Amillion "February" (LT1:249;
mature Quenya has Nénimë)
noin nion "bee" (GL:60)
noinara aesa asëa aranion "kingsfoil,
athelas"; lit. "asëa [foil?] of kings", see aran
(LotR3:V ch. 8)
noinros sornion "eyrie" (LT1:266)
noipliS Silpion a name of the Elder of the
Two Trees of Valinor (Telperion, the White Tree).
(Silm, SIL, SÍLIP, BAL, ROS 1 , LR:385)
noiradlA Aldarion masc. name, *"Son of
(the) Trees", (Appendix A).
noiránA Anárion *"Sun-son", masc. name.
noiráT Tárion alternative name of Valanya,
the last day of the Eldarin six-day week, dedicated to
the Powers (Valar) (Appendix D)
noirepleyT Tyelperion less common name
of Telperion (UT:266).
noirit tirion "watch-tower, tower" (TIR); in
early "Qenya" the gloss was "a mighty tower, a city
on a hill" (LT1:258). Tirion "Great Watchtower", a
city of the Elves (SA:tir; in MR:176 the translation is
"Watchful City")
noirom morion "son of the dark" (in Fíriel's
Song, Morion is translated "dark one", referring to
Melko[r]) (LT1:261)
noiroM Morion "the dark one", a title of
Morgoth (FS).
noirÚ Úrion (Q?) a title of Fionwë (= later
Eönwë); see the LR index. (UR; this stem was struck
out in Etym, but several words that must be derived
from it occur in LotR, so it seems that Tolkien
restored it.)
noirutnaF rA Ar Fanturion *"Day of the
Fanturi (Mandos and Lorien)" (LEP/LEPEN/LEPEK)
noitnirE Erintion second half of the month
of avestalis (January) (LT1:252)
nolaV Valon "male Vala" (also Valmo)
(LT1:272; these forms may or may not be valid in
mature Quenya)
nolh #hlon (#hlón?), pl. hloni "sounds" (or
may the sg. be #hlonë?) (WJ:394)
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nolho ohlon (pl. ohloni is attested)
"diphthong", used of both vocalic diphthongs and
"consonantal diphthongs" like mb (VT39:9)
noll -llon ending for plural ablative; also -
llor
nollil -lillon or -lillo ending for partitive pl.
ablative (Plotz); see -li
nomilacnA Ancalimon fem. name *"Most
Bright One" (Appendix A).
nomlU rA Ar Ulmon *"Day of Ulmo"
(LEP/LEPEN/LEPEK; this is "Qenya" with genitive
in -n.)
nonnaraT Tarannon masc. name; ?"Highgift"?
Or, if -annon is a Sindarin-influenced form of
andon "great gate" rather than a masculinized form of
anna "gift", "Lord of the Gate"??? (Appendix A)
nor -ron gen. pl. ending in aldaron, see
alda. The -r is actually the nominative pl. ending, to
which is appended the genitive ending -o and a
second plural marker, -n.
norabma ambaron (ambarón- as in "g.sg.
ambarónen", in mature Quenya dat.sg.) "uprising,
sunrise, Orient" (AM 2 ). The longer form Ambarónë
should be preferred, since ambaron is also the dat.sg.
of ambar # 1.
noradlA Aldaron a name of Oromë
(GÁLAD, Silm).
norasseN Nessaron *"[Day] of the younger
[gods]", sc. Ossë, Oromë and Tulkas (in Tolkien's
earlier conception, Ossë was a "god" or Vala).
(LEP/LEPEN/LEPEK)
norátuac cautáron ("k") "bent" (MC:216;
this is "Qenya")
noravat tavaron, tavaro "dryad, spirit of
woods" (evidently masc.) (TÁWAR)
noraynemún númenyaron a word occurring
in a phrase from an earlier version of Fíriel's Song,
Valion númenyaron, "of the Lords [Valar] of the
West". But númenyaron cannot simply mean "of the
West"; it seems to be the plural genitive of númenya
"western", hence literally *"of the western (things,
persons, realms)" or "of the Westerners".
norénauqnin ninquanéron ("q") "white
shining" (MC:220; this is "Qenya")
nores seron "friend" (SER)
norias sairon "wizard" (SAY); according to
LT2:337 and GL:29, Sairon is also the Quenya name
of Dairon (Daeron).
noro oron (oront-, as in pl. oronti)
"mountain" (ÓROT)
noroc coron (1) "mound" (SA); Coron
Oiolairë ("Koron"), the "Mound of Eversummer"
where the Two Trees grew. Also contracted
Corollairë (WJ:401)
noroc coron (2) ("k") (corn-, as in dat. sg.
cornen) "globe, ball" (KOR)
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