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OS *wobati- (BAT)
govannen� pp.
Letters/308�
pp. of govad-� , met
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LotR/I:XII, Letters/308� OS �
*wobanthena, CE *wobantâ (BAT).
n. contract, compact,
treaty�
Ety/399� go-+gwest.
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raug� .
graug���
���©�©������¡� v. to feel terror�
WJ/415�
OS *gruka- (G-RUK).
groga-�
n. club�
Ety/384, X/ND1�
OS *runda (G-RUD1).
grond���©�©������¡�
n. 1. large excavation — 2.
groth�����©�©����¡�
delving, dwelling�
underground
S/431� WJ/415, OS *grottha gruin���©�©��������
(G-ROT).
ruddy�
Ety/384� adj. OS
*gruina, CE *roinâ (G-ROJ2).
v. to terrify�
WJ/415�
OS *grukt
gruitha-�����©�©������¡�¡� ha- guin� goen�
(G-RUK).
pl. of
gûl�����������£�
gwaun.
n. 1. magic, ‘long study’ (being
used mostly of secret knowledge,
especially such as possessed by
artificers who made wonderful things)
— 2. by ext. perverted or evil
knowledge, necromancy�
sorcery,
Ety/377, S/432, WJ/383� MR/350, OS
*ñgûle, CE *ñgôlê (ÑGOL).
I���������©� n. ‘heart’, counsel�
VT/41:11,15.
gûr�
II���������©� gûr death�
Ety/377� n. OS *ñguru
guren��������¡�©�§���
(ÑGUR1).
n. heart�
my VT/41:11
Apparently the word gûr with a suffixed
possessive. See lammen for a similar
�
form
gurth��������¡�©�¡�
gûr+-en.
death�
n. S/432,
UT/54�
UT/39,
OS *ñgurthu guruth������¡�����¡�
(ÑGUR1).
death�
Ety/377� n. OS
*ñgurutt h e (ÑGUR1).
Ety/399, WJ/367� OS *wa-, CE *wo-
(WO).
gwachaedir�����©��������¡���¡��©� n. seing-stone,
Gwahaedir PM/186�
gwa-+hae+tirn.
palantír�
gwador���©����¡�¡���©� , pl. gwedeir, n.
masc. brother (especially used of those
not brothers by blood, but sworn
brothers or associates)� Ety/394� OS
*wator- (TOR).
gwaedh���©����¡���¡� n. bond, troth, compact,
oath� Ety/397� OS *waide, CE *waedê
(WED).
n. gull�
WJ/418� OS
*wail-.
gwael�����©����¡���£�
���©����¡�§��� adj. stained� Agarwaen
S/378� OS *wagna, CE *wahnâ (WAH).
gwaen�
���©����¡�§�©����� n. march (month)�
LotR/D.
gwaeron�
n. wind� OS *waiwa
gwaew���©����¡�§���
(WAJW).
gwain�����©����§����� , pl. gwîn�����©����£���� ,
adj. new� Narwain (Narvinyë)
LotR/D; Cf. Ety/399� OS *winia (WIN).
gwaith� ���©����§���¡� n. 1. troop of able-bodied
men, people — 2. by ext. region,
wilderness� Ety/398� OS *wekt h e, CE
*wegtê (WEG).
n. blossom, collection of
flowers�
Ety/370� gwa-+loth, OS
gwaloth���©����¡�£���¡�
*walotthe, CE *wolothsê gwanath���©��������¡�¡�
(LOTH).
n. death (act of dying,
not death as a state abstract)�
Ety/397�
or
OS *wanatthe ((A)WA-N).
adj. departed, dead�
Ety/397� OS *wanna ((A)WA-N).
gwann���©������¡���
v. to depart, die� OS
*want
gwanna-���©������¡���¡� ha- ((A)WA-N) gwanno
gwanno���©������¡�����
inf.
inf. of gwanna-, to
die�
depart, Ety/397.
guruthos��������¡�����¡�����
gwanod���©����������¡� number�
death-horror�
Ety/378�
gwanu�����©������¡���
go-)�
abstract)�
X/W�
gwa-�����©���¡�
n. the shadow of
n. tale,
OS *wanot-, CE *wonotdeath,
di-nguruthos
(NOT).
LotR/IV:X, RGEO/72, Letters/278.
(gwanw) n. death (act of
prefix together (only in old
dying, not death as a state or
compounds; the living form is Ety/397, MS *gwanw, OS *wanwe
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