Quenya Reverse Wordlist - Ambar Eldaron

Helge K. Fauskanger http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/
amiróv vórima (more or less identical to
vorima above?) "steadfast in allegiance, in keeping
oath or promise, faithful"; genitive vórimo in a
variant of CO; see UT:317
amírranA Anarríma name of a constellation:
*"Sun-border"??? (Silm; cf. LR:383, stem
RÎ)
amisín #nísima "flagrant", isolated from
Nísimaldar, q.v.
amissen nessima "youthful" (NETH)
amitém métima "last" (Markirya), in
Markirya also twice métim', since the following
words (auressë, andúnë) begin in an a.
amitéuqava avaquétima "not to be said, that
must not be said" (WJ:370)
amitéuqú úquétima "unspeakable", sc.
impossible to say, put into words; also
"unpronounceable" (WJ:370)
amitónú #únótima "numberless", only pl.
únótimë attested (ú-nót-imë "not-count-able") (Nam,
RGEO:66, Appendix E)
amitsi istima adj. "having knowlegde" (IS)
amiut tuima "sprout, bud" (noun) (TUY)
aml #-lma pronominal ending "our", attested
(with the genitive ending -o that displaces final -a) in
the word omentielmo "of our meeting". This "our" is
plural inclusive. Frodo (it seems) improperly used it
in the greeting "a star shines on the hour of our
meeting": Since he and the Elf he was speaking to
constituted only two persons, he should have used the
dual inclusive instead. The correct form omentielvo
occurs in some of the manuscripts of the Red Book.
See Letters:447.
amla alma "good fortune, weal, wealth"
(GALA [ALAM])
amlac calma "lamp, a light", also name of
tengwa 3 (Appendix E, KAL). In early "Qenya",
calma ("k") meant "daylight" (LT1:254; in MC:213,
the word is translated "light"). Plural instrumental
calmainen ("k") "lights-by", by lights (MC:216)
amlac-oviac caivo-calma ("k") "corpselight"
= corpsecandle (MC:214; this is "Qenya": in
mature Quenya loicolícuma)
amlaf falma "(crested/foaming) wave"
(PHAL/PHÁLAS); partitive pl. allative falmalinnar
"on the foaming waves" in Namárië (Nam,
RGEO:67). In Falmari, a name of the Teleri, and
Mar-nu-Falmar, "Home/Land under Waves", a
name of Númenor after the Downfall. (SA:falas)
Falmari "wave-folk", a name of the Teleri (PM:386).
-In earlier "Qenya", falma was glossed "foam"
(LT1:253, cf. MC:213). Compare also the early
"Qenya" words falmar "wave as it breaks"
(LT1:253), pl. falmari "waves" (MC:216)
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amlaham mahalma "throne", nominative pl.
mahalmar "thrones" and locative pl. mahalmassen
in CO. Adopted and adapted from Valarin (WJ:399)
amlas salma "lyre" (LT1:265)
amlat talma "base, foundation, root"
(TALAM); Talmar Ambaren (place-name,
*"Foundations of the World" - this is "Qenya" with
genitive in -en instead of -o as in mature Quenya)
(TALAM)
amlayh hyalma "shell, conch, horn of
Ulmo" (SYAL)
amlec celma ("k") "channel" (KEL)
amleh helma "skin, fell" (SKEL)
amleht thelma (Þelma) see *selma
amles *selma (Þ) "a fixed idea, will"
(WJ:319; only the archaic/Vanyarin form Þelma
[thelma] is given)
amlet telma "a conclusion, anything used to
finish off a work or affair", often applied to the last
item in a structure, such as a coping-stone, or a
topmost pinnacle (WJ:411). In the Etymologies, the
word telma seems to mean "base" or "bottom",
allative telmanna in the phrase telmello telmanna
"from hood to base, from crown to foot, top to
bottom". (TEL/TELU)
amley yelma "loathing" (prob. noun;
perhaps a misreading; we would rather expect
*yelmë) (DYEL)
amleyt tyelma "ending" (FS)
amlI Ilma "starlight" (GIL)
amlir rilma "glittering light" (RIL)
amlis silma "silver, shining white" (adj.)
(SIL)
amliw wilma "air, lower air" (distinct from
the 'upper' air of the stars, or the 'outer') (WIL)
amlo olma "nine" (LT1:258; in mature
Quenya nertë)
amlut tulma "bier" (LT1:270)
amluy yulma (1) "cup" (Nam, RGEO:67),
"drinking-vessel" (WJ:416)
amluy yulma (2) "brand" (YUL). May have
been obsoleted by # 1 above.
amluyt tyulma "mast" (TYUL, SD:419).
"Qenya" pl. tyulmin "masts" in MC:216; read
*tyulmar in mature Quenya.
ammal lamma "sound" (noun) (LAM)
amó óma "voice" (OM), "voice, resonance
of the vocal chords" (VT39:16); *ómarya "his/her
voice"; genitive ómaryo "of his/her voice" (Nam,
RGEO:67). Instrumental pl. ómainen "with voices"
(WJ:391). Óma also seems to mean "vowel", cf. the
compounds ómataina "vocalic extension", the
addition to the base a final vowel identical to the
stem-vowel (sundóma) (WJ:371, 417), ómatehtar
"vowel-signs", signs used for vowels (usually called
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