Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

Helge K. Fauskanger http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/
alón nóla ("ñ") (1) "wise, learned" (ÑGOL)
(note that this and the next nóla would be spelt
differently in Tengwar writing, and originally they
were also pronounced differently, since nóla "wise,
learned" was ñóla in First Age Quenya).
alón nóla (2) "round head, knoll" (NDOL)
alosto otsola "week" (evidently referring to a
week of seven days like our own, since otso = seven).
(GL:62)
alóyh hyóla "trump" (SD:419)
alumlu ulmula "mumbling" (MC:214; this is
"Qenya")
alúy yúla "ember, smouldering wood"
(YUL)
ám má "hand" (MA3, LT2:339, Narqelion),
dual *mát "a pair of hands" attested with a
pronominal suffix: máryat "his/her (pair of) hands"
(see -rya, -t) (Nam, RGEO:67), pl. allative mannar
"into hands" (FS). Cf. -maitë "-handed".
ama ama not glossed, evidently meaning
"up" like the prefix am- (UNU)
amál láma "ringing sound, echo" (LAM)
amállan nalláma, nallama "echo" (LAM)
amám máma "sheep" (WJ:395)
amar rama- "to shout" (LT1:259)
amár ráma "wing", pl. rámar (RAM, Nam,
RGEO:66, LT2:335); Markirya has both nominative
pl. rámar "wings" and instrumental pl. rámainen
*"with wings" (translated "on wings" by Tolkien);
rámali "wings" in MC:213 would be a partitive pl. in
mature Quenya. Variant rámë in the names
Eärrámë, Alquarámë, q.v.
amás sáma "mind" (pl. sámar is given)
(VT39:23)
amét téma "row, series, line" (pl. témar
attested) (TEÑ, Appendix E)
amétamlac calmatéma "k-series", velar
series: the third column of the Tengwar system
(Appendix E)
amétamrap parmatéma "p-series", labials,
the second column of the Tengwar system (Appendix
E).
amétepleyt tyelpetéma "palatal series"
(Appendix E)
amétesseuq quessetéma "qu-series",
velarized series: fourth column of the Tengwar
system (Appendix E)
amétocnit tincotéma "t-series", dental series,
first column of the Tengwar system (Appendix E)
ami -ima adjectival suffix. Sometimes it is
used to derive simple adjectives, like vanima "fair" or
calima "bright"; it can also take on the meaning "able",
as in úquétima "unspeakable" (from quet-
"speak"). Note that the stem-vowel is lengthened in
the derivatives where -ima means "-able"). "X-ima"
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may mean "apt to X", as in Fírimar "mortals",
literally "those apt to die" (WJ:387)
amiac caima ("k") "bed" (KAY)
amiav vaima "robe" (LT1:271)
amiay yaima "implement" (evidently noun)
(GL:37)
amicúr rúcima ("k") "terrible" (WJ:415)
amilac calima "bright"; see ancalima
amilacna ancalima "most bright, brightest",
sc. calima "bright" with a superlative or intensive
prefix (LotR2:IV ch. 9; see Letters:385 for
translation).
amilem melima "loveable, fair" (MEL);
Melimar a name of the Lindar (in Tolkien's former
conception = the later Vanyar, not the Teleri) (MEL)
amileyt tyelima "final" (KYEL)
amilio oilima "last" (MC:213, 214; this is
"Qenya"), inflected or lengthened form oilimain "last
(pl.)" (MC:221), oilimaisen "(MC:221), oilimaite
"last" (MC:214, 221)
amilis silima the substance the Silmarils
were made of, invented by Fëanor (SA:sil)
amilóf fólima "secretive" (LT2:340;
"Qenya" spelling fôlima)
aminav vanima "beautiful, fair" (BAN,
VT39:14) (glossed "proper, right, fair" in early
"Qenya", LT1:272); nominal pl. vanimar "beautiful
ones", partitive pl. genitive vanimálion, translated "of
beautiful children", but literally meaning *"of [some]
beautiful ones") (LotR3:VI ch. 6, translated in
Letters:308). Arwen vanimalda "Beautiful Arwen",
literally "Arwen your beauty" (see -lda for reference;
changed to Arwen vanimelda in the second edition
of LotR)
amír ríma "edge, hem, border" (RÎ)
amiráynava avanyárima "not to be told or
related" (WJ:370)
amiráynú únyárima "impossible to recount"
(because all the facts are not known, or the tale is to
long) (WJ:370)
amirí írima "lovely, beautiful, desirable"
(ID, FS), in FS also pl. írimar; in the "Qenya" of
Fíriel's Song, adjectives in -a form their plurals in -ar
instead of -ë as in mature Quenya.
amiríf fírima "mortal" (PHIR); Fírima pl.
Fírimar "those apt to die", "mortals", an Elvish name
of Mortal Men (WJ:387); fírimoin "for men", a
dative pl. of Fírimor, "mortals, Men", occurring in
Fíriel's Song. Tolkien later changed Fírimor to
Fírimar, so the dative would probably be *fírimain
in mature Quenya.
amirim mirima "free" (MIS)
amirís sírima "liquid, flowing" (LT1:265)
amiroc corima ("k") "round" (LT1:257)
amirov vorima "continual, repeated" (BOR),
early "Qenya" gloss "everlasting" (LT1:250)
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