n. - The Wizard
n. - The Wizard
n. - The Wizard
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GLAD GLOR-<br />
n. wood� Methed-en-Glad<br />
UT/452� OS *glata, CE *galatâ<br />
glad�������£��¡�¡�<br />
gladha-�������£��¡�¡�¡�<br />
(GAL-ÁT).<br />
v. laugh� to<br />
PM/359�<br />
gladh-<br />
OS *glada (G-LAD2).<br />
n. long lay, narrative poem�<br />
Ety/359 Written glær (with ae-ligature)<br />
glaer�����£��¡�§�©�<br />
in Etymologies� the OS *glaire<br />
glaew�����£��¡�§���<br />
(G-LIR1).<br />
salve� Ety/369� n. OS<br />
*glaibe (G-LIB).<br />
glam� �����£������ (glamm� , glamb� ) n. 1.<br />
barbarous speech, shouting, confused<br />
noise — 2. din, uproar, the confused<br />
yelling and bellowing of beasts (so<br />
firmly associated with orcs that it could<br />
be used alone of any body of orcs)�<br />
Ety/358, Ety/377, WJ/390, WJ/416�<br />
OS *glamb- (G-LAM).<br />
glamb��� glam� .<br />
glambr� glamor.<br />
glamhoth�������£�����������¡� class pl. barbaric<br />
host of orcs, lit. ‘the dinhorde, the<br />
yelling horde’� Ety/358, Ety/364,<br />
Ety/377, UT/39, UT/54, WJ/390�<br />
glam+hoth.<br />
glamm��� glam� .<br />
glamog�������£���������� n. an orc, lit. ‘a yelling<br />
WJ/390� OS *glambuk-<br />
(G-LAM).<br />
one’�<br />
(glambr) n. echo�<br />
Ety/358� MS *glamr, OS *glambrglamor�����£���������<br />
(G-LAM).<br />
adj. echoing� Ety/358<br />
� OS *glambrina (G-LAM).<br />
glamren�����£������©�§���<br />
n. border, boundary<br />
� Glanduin, Glanhír UT/264, UT/318,<br />
glan�������£������<br />
UT/441.<br />
adj. white� Curunír ’Lân<br />
UT/390� OS *ñglan-, CE? *ñalanglân�������£��¡����<br />
glas�<br />
(ÑAL-ÁN).<br />
glass�����£��¡�����<br />
glass.<br />
(glas) joy� Ety/357� n. OS<br />
*glasse<br />
glaur�����£����¡�©�<br />
(GAL-ÁS).<br />
(glor-) n. golden light (of the<br />
golden Laurelin)� tree<br />
Ety/368�<br />
Ety/358,<br />
OS *glaure (G-LÁWAR).<br />
glavra-�����£����¡�©�¡� v. to babble� OS *glamra-<br />
(G-LAM) glavro inf.� glavrol part.<br />
inf. of glavra-, to babble�<br />
Ety/358.<br />
glavro�����£����¡�©���<br />
part. of glavra-, babbling<br />
� Ety/358� OS *glamråla, CE *glamrâlâ<br />
glavrol�����£����¡�©���£�<br />
glaw�����£������<br />
(G-LAM).<br />
radiance� Ety/362� n. OS<br />
*ñglå, CE *ñalâ<br />
glawar�����£��������©�<br />
(ÑAL).<br />
n. sunlight, radiance (of<br />
the golden tree Laurelin)� Ety/368�<br />
OS *glawar- (G-LÁWAR).<br />
n. honey� Ety/369� OS *glihè, CE<br />
*glisi (G-LIS).<br />
glî�����£��£��<br />
�����£��£���� (glînn� ) n. gleam, glint<br />
(usually of fine slender but bright shafts<br />
glîn�<br />
of light); particularly applied to light<br />
eyes�<br />
of<br />
S/431� WJ/337, OS *glind-, CE<br />
*glimdgling�����£�����<br />
(GLIM).<br />
n. dangle� hang, Ety/359,<br />
OS *gliñgè, CE *liñgi<br />
(G-LIÑG).<br />
Ety/369�<br />
glîn� .<br />
glînn���<br />
(glintha-� ) n. to glance at<br />
� WJ/337, X/Z <strong>The</strong> form glintha- is<br />
glinna-�������£���¡���¡�<br />
theorically impossible in Sindarin, and can<br />
only be regarded as an (earlier) Old<br />
Sindarin form: according to our current<br />
understanding of the Sindarin phonology, it<br />
should evolve glinna-� into OS *glintha-, CE *glimta<br />
glinnel�������£���¡�����£�<br />
(GLIM).<br />
, glinnil�������£���¡���£�£� pl. ,<br />
n. elf, one of Teleri� the<br />
WJ/385�<br />
WJ/378,<br />
glind("teleri")+el, OS<br />
*glindelda (G-LIN2,<br />
glinnil�<br />
EL).<br />
pl. glinnel� of<br />
glintha-��� glinna-�<br />
.<br />
glîr�����£��£��©�<br />
.<br />
n. song, lay� Ety/359�<br />
poem,<br />
OS *glir- (G-LIR1).<br />
glin�����£���©�£� gliri v. to sing, trill, to recite<br />
poem�<br />
a<br />
Ety/369� Ety/359, OS *gliri-<br />
(G-LIR1).<br />
adj. (unknown meaning)�<br />
UT/448, WJ/182, WJ/186.<br />
glithui�������£��£�������<br />
glaur.<br />
glor-�<br />
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