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BRITH CALAR<br />
n. gravel (from Ilkorin)�<br />
Ety/353� OS *britt<br />
brith�����¦������ he brôg�����¦�������<br />
(BIRÍT).<br />
bear� Ety/374� n. OS *broko,<br />
CE *morokô (MORÓK).<br />
brona-�����¦����¡��� v. to last, to survive� OS<br />
*brona-, CE *borona- (BOR1-ÓN)<br />
bronad ger.� brono inf.<br />
bronad �����¦����¡����� ger. of brona-, survival<br />
� bronadui Ety/353� OS *bronata<br />
(BOR1-ÓN).<br />
adj. enduring, lasting<br />
� Ety/353� OS *bronatåia (BOR1-ÓN).<br />
bronadui�����¦����¡���¤�¤���<br />
v. to endure� Irreg. OS<br />
*broni- (BOR1-ÓN) bronio inf.<br />
bronia-�����¦����¡�������<br />
inf. of bronia-, to endure�<br />
Ety/353.<br />
bronio�����¦����¡�������<br />
inf. of brona-, to last, to<br />
survive� Ety/353.<br />
brono�����¦����¡���<br />
n. endurance, lasting<br />
quality, faith� Ety/353, SD/62� OS<br />
bronwe�������¦��������¤�<br />
*bronwege "enduring vigor" (BOR1-ÓN,<br />
brui�������¦��¤���<br />
WEG).<br />
adj. noisy�<br />
loud,<br />
LotR/Index�<br />
Bruinen<br />
OS *bruia<br />
brûn�����¦��¡��¡�<br />
(*BUR).<br />
adj. old, that has long endured,<br />
or been established, or use� in<br />
�<br />
Ety/353<br />
OS *brûna, CE *borônâ<br />
bui� boe�<br />
(BOR1-ÓN).<br />
buia-���¡��¤�������<br />
.<br />
v. to serve, to hold<br />
to�<br />
allegiance<br />
OS *buia-, CE *beuja- (BEW) buio<br />
inf.<br />
inf. of buia-, to serve, to hold<br />
allegiance to� Ety/353.<br />
buio���¡��¤�������<br />
(bunn) n. 1. snout, nose — 2.<br />
cape (of land)� Ety/372, X/ND2� OS<br />
bund���¡����¡���<br />
*mbundò, CE, mbundu<br />
bunn�<br />
(MBUD).<br />
bˆyr� I���¡��¡��¦�<br />
bund.<br />
(bior, beor) n. follower,<br />
�<br />
vassal<br />
X/IU� Ety/352, OS *biuro, CE *beurô<br />
(BEW).<br />
bˆyr II býr pl. of bôr bór.<br />
v. to leap�<br />
cabed S/386,<br />
WJ/100� OS *kapi- (KAP) cabed�<br />
cab-�����¡��¤�¡�<br />
ger.<br />
�<br />
cabed�����¡��¤�¡�¤��� ger. of cab-� , 1. leap — 2.<br />
by ext. deep gorge� S/386, WJ/100<br />
Emended by Tolkien from earlier cabad.<br />
This is our sole late example that basic<br />
verbs should perhaps form their gerund in<br />
-ed, whereas derived verbs are well attested<br />
to use -ad (cf. aderthad)� OS *kapita<br />
(KAP).<br />
cabor���¡��¤������ (cabr) n. frog� Ety/362� MS<br />
*kabr, OS *kapro "leaper" (KAP).<br />
cabr� cabor.<br />
���¡����¤�¡� (cadw) adj. shaped, formed�<br />
Ety/362-363, X/W� MS *kadw, OS<br />
cadu�<br />
*katwe, CE *katwâ<br />
cadw� cadu�<br />
(KAT).<br />
cadwar�<br />
.<br />
cadwor���¡����¤������<br />
cadwor.<br />
(cadwar) shapely�<br />
adj.<br />
MS *kadwaur, OS *katwåra,<br />
CE *katwârâ (KAT).<br />
Ety/363�<br />
(coe) n. earth� Ety/363, X/OE<br />
This word is indeclinable, according to<br />
cae�����¡����¤�<br />
Etymologies� the OS *kai(m), CE *kaem<br />
(KEM).<br />
n. lying in bed, sickness�<br />
Ety/363� OS *kaila (KAJ1).<br />
cael���¡����¤���<br />
adj. bedridden, sick�<br />
caeleb���¡����¤���¨�¡�<br />
OS *kailipa, CE *kailik Ety/363� wâ (KAJ1).<br />
adj. num. ten� Ety/363� OS<br />
*kair- (KÁJ2-AR).<br />
caer���¡����¨�¦�<br />
n. lair, resting-place� Ety/363<br />
� MS *kaiυ, OS *kaima (KAJ1).<br />
caew���¡����¨���<br />
���¡��¨��� n. hedge� UT/282� MS *keiγ,<br />
OS *kegia (KEG).<br />
cai�<br />
n. fence or palisade of spikes<br />
and sharp stakes� UT/282� MS *keil,<br />
cail�����¡��¨�����<br />
OS *kegle<br />
caint�<br />
(KEG).<br />
pl. of<br />
cair�����¡��¨���¦�<br />
cant.<br />
(ceir) ship� n. Ety/365,<br />
X/EI� LotR/A(iv), MS *keir, OS *kiria<br />
calad�����¡����������<br />
(KIR).<br />
light� ger. Ety/362,<br />
�<br />
UT/65<br />
OS *kalata<br />
calar�����¡������¤�¦�<br />
(KAL-AT).<br />
lamp�<br />
n. celerdain<br />
WR/287� LotR/V:I, OS *kalar- (KAL).<br />
28 Hiswelókë – Special issue n o 1
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