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Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

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q.v.<br />

opmut tumpo "hump" (TUMPU)<br />

or -ro pronominal ending "he", in antaváro,<br />

orabmat tambaro "woodpecker" (TAM)<br />

orac [caro] ("k") "doer, actor, agent" (KAR;<br />

replaced by tyaro)<br />

oracatho [ohtacaro] ("k") "warrior" (KAR)<br />

oradnan nandaro ("ñ") "harper"<br />

(ÑGAN/ÑGÁNAD)<br />

oraiaV Vaiaro a name of Ulmo, lord of<br />

Vaiya (WAY)<br />

oránaciA Aicanáro ("k") "Sharp Flame, Fell<br />

Fire", masc. name; Sindarized as Aegnor. (So in<br />

SA:nár and PM:345; MR:323 has Aicanár.)<br />

oránaeF Fëanáro "Spirit of Fire", Fëanor<br />

(SA:nár, PHAY). The word apparently includes the<br />

masculine ending -o.<br />

oránayaF Fayanáro archaic form of<br />

Fëanáro (PM:343)<br />

oranmec cemnaro ("k") "potter". (TAN)<br />

oratneuq quentaro ("q") "narrator" (KWET)<br />

oratno ontaro "begetter, parent" (evidently<br />

masc.); pl. ontari (see ontani) covers both sexes.<br />

(ONO)<br />

oravat tavaro, tavaron "dryad, spirit of<br />

woods" (evidently masc.) (TÁWAR)<br />

orayn *nyaro - see nyano<br />

orayt tyaro "doer, actor, agent" (KAR)<br />

oriam mairo "horse" (GL:56; later sources<br />

have rocco)<br />

oro oro "hill" (LT1:256; rather ambo in<br />

mature <strong>Quenya</strong>)<br />

oro oro- "rise" (LT1:256; mature <strong>Quenya</strong><br />

has orta-)<br />

orôkelebm *mbelekôro is mentioned as "the<br />

oldest Q form" of Melkor; this is obviously a form<br />

that belongs to Common Eldarin rather than <strong>Quenya</strong><br />

as we know it; note that it is asterisked as unattested<br />

(WJ:402)<br />

oróno onóro "brother" (of blood-kinship)<br />

(TOR, NÔ (WÔ) )<br />

oronron nornoro- "run on, run smoothly"<br />

(LT1:263)<br />

orouq quoro- ("q") "choke, suffocate"<br />

(LT1:264)<br />

orov voro, voro- "ever, continually" (BOR,<br />

Narqelion)<br />

oruan nauro ("ñ") "werewolf" (ÑGAW)<br />

oruaS Sauro, Sauron (Þ) "the Abhorred",<br />

name of a Maia. Earlier Thauron (SA:thaur, THUS),<br />

archaic *thaurond- (Letters:380, where a special<br />

letter is used instead of the digraph th)<br />

oruen neuro "follower, successor" (NDEW)<br />

orúh húro "storm" (MC:214; this is<br />

"Qenya")<br />

orún núro "sunset" (NDÛ)<br />

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orúS Súro (Þ) alternative form of Sauro(n)<br />

(THUS)<br />

osto otso "seven" (SA:sîr,<br />

OT/OTOS/OTOK)<br />

ót tó "wool" (TOW)<br />

ot -to ending for dual genitive (Plotz)<br />

otar rato "soon" (Arct)<br />

otára aráto "champion, eminent man"<br />

(SA:ar(a) )<br />

otáradniF Findaráto *"Hair-champion",<br />

Sindarized as Finrod (SA:ar(a) )<br />

otáragnA Angaráto "Iron-champion", masc.<br />

name, Sindarin Angrod (SA:ar(a) ).<br />

othus suhto "draught" (SUK)<br />

otial laito, also laisi, "youth, vigour, new<br />

life" (LT1:267)<br />

otl -lto "they", pronominal suffix occurring<br />

in Fíriel's Song (meldielto "they are beloved" and<br />

cárielto "they made"), also in LT1:114: tulielto "they<br />

have come". Probably not valid in mature <strong>Quenya</strong><br />

(replaced by -ntë?)<br />

otl -lto ending for dual ablative (Plotz)<br />

otlav valto "luck" (LT1:272)<br />

otlot tolto "eight" (TOL 1 -OTH/OT)<br />

otlu ulto- "pour" (intransitive?) (LT1:270; in<br />

mature <strong>Quenya</strong> ulya- pa.t. ullë)<br />

otna anto (1) "mouth", also name of tengwa<br />

13 (Appendix E)<br />

otna anto (2) "giver" (m.) (ANA 1 )<br />

otne ento "next" (Arct)<br />

otnoro oronto, orontë "Sunrise" (LT1:264)<br />

otrabmA <strong>Ambar</strong>to *"upwards-exalted",<br />

mother-name (never used in narrative) of Pityafinwë<br />

= Amrod (PM:353, 354)<br />

otrabmU Umbarto "Fated", mother-name<br />

(never used in narrative) of Telufinwë = Amras. The<br />

ominous name was altered to <strong>Ambar</strong>to by Fëanor.<br />

(PM:353-354)<br />

otram marto "fortune, fate, lot" (LT2:348)<br />

otrama amarto "Fate" (also ambar)<br />

(LT2:348; in mature <strong>Quenya</strong> rather umbar, umbart-)<br />

otro orto "mountain-top" (ÓROT)<br />

otro orto- "raise" (LT1:256; in mature<br />

<strong>Quenya</strong> orta-)<br />

otsa asto "dust" (ÁS-AT)<br />

otsam masto "village" (LT1:251)<br />

otso osto (1) "a strong or fortified building<br />

or place, strong place, fortress" (MR:350, 471;<br />

WJ:414); "city, town with wall round" (OS).<br />

otso osto (2) "the gates of the Sun"<br />

(LT1:264; this "Qenya" word is probably obsoleted<br />

by # 1 above)<br />

otsorúT Túrosto "Gabilgathol", a dwelling<br />

of the Dwarves (Sindarin Belegost; the names mean<br />

"Mickleburg", "Great Fortress")<br />

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