Early Noldorin Words

a prep. “like”
ach n. “waterfall”
adab- v. “to build, establish” see adag-
adag- v. “to build, erect, establish”
adengion n. “builder” see edengion
adob n. “building”
agladhren adj. “radiant”
aglann n. “ray of light”
aglar n. “glory”
aglareb n. “glorious”
agos adv. “very”
ai interj. “cry of pain or woe”
ai- pref. “[unglossed]” see ei-
aidh n. “pain, anguish, woe”
aig adj. “high, steep”
aiglir n. “peak, mountain top”
aigos n. “pine-tree”
ailin n. “lake”
aith n. “thorn, †spear”
aithl n. “spring, fount, source”
aithorn n. “lightning”
†aithr¹ n. “spearman, warrior”
aithr² n. “thorn, sword”
aiw n. “bird”
alaith n. “shielding, warding off, protect(ion)”
alanc adj. “*shielded, protected”
alch n. “shield”
alcor n. “temple”
alf n. “swan”
alfuilin n. “large white sea-bird, albatross, †swan”
alm n. “back (from shoulder [to shoulder])”
alt n. “bough, branch”
am adv. “up”
am(b) n. “breast”
am(b)os n. “breastplate”
am(b)red adj. “fated”
am(m)arth n. “fate”
amon n. “hill”
amoth n. “shoulder”
amra- v. “*to rise”
amrent n. “lark”
amrint n. “lark” see amrent
amros adj. “rising, soaring, lofty”
amrost n. “rising, (esp.) sunrise”
amrosta- v. “*to rise” see rhosta-
amvenn adj. and adv. “uphill; arduous, difficult, tiresome”
amvinn n. “slope, incline, hillside”
a(n) prep. “of (the)”
anc n. “spear”
ang n. “iron”
angath n. “fetters”
angeb adj. “like iron”
angren adj. “of iron”
ann n. “door”
annas n. “face, countenance”
ant n. “face, front, forward surface”
ar conj. “*and”
arch adj. “rough”
archos n. “roughness, ruggedness, rudeness”
#argen- v. “?to search over”
arn n. “child”
arog adj. “swift”
asg n. “bone”
asgatheb adj. “bony”
athelas n. “a healing herb”
athra- v. “to face, look in a certain direction, oppose”
au adv. “*negative”
aulos n. “forest”
aus n. “hoard”
aust n. “summer” see awest
avod adv. “again, back again, in return”
avosaith n. “gloomy places”
awes adj. “rich”
awest n. “summer”
bad n. “way”
bag- v. “to sell, trade”
bagarth n. “market”
bagod n. “trade, trading”
bagru n. “wares”
bai adj. “clad”
bail n. “sheath”
bailchir n. “[unglossed]”
baith n. “clothes, garments, dress”
bal- [mb-] pref. “evil-”
bala n. “round hump, hump, hillock”
balfaug adj. “drunken”
balhant n. “illfated stroke”
ballam adj. “with evil malicious tongue”
balodog adj. “too much”
balt¹ n. “might”
balt² n. “a plain”
balthanc adj. “obstinate”
balthir n. “evil king”
balvlaud n. “overweening pride”
balwidhion n. “?bad husband”
band [mb-] n. “hell”
bang n. “staff”
bâr [mb-] n. “house”
barch n. “horror”
barcheb adj. “horrible”
barth n. “world, earth”
basgorn [mb-] n. “round loaf, cake”
bast [mb-] n. “bread”
be(i)gion n. “trader”
beleg adj. “great, large, huge”
belon n. “*sail”
benn adj. “sloping, inclined, slanting, up or down hill”
bhraig ? “[unglossed]”
bhregint ? “[unglossed]” see bhraig
bhreigros ? “[unglossed]” see bhraig
binn n. “slope, hillside, bank”
blador n. “world”
blaith n. “fog, gloomy mist”
blaithren adj. “foggy”
blaithrod ? “[unglossed]”
bland n. “deceit, lie”
blaud n. “pride”
blé n. and adj. “fat of meat”
blith n. “breeze”
bliw n. “oil”
blodren adj. “arrogant”
bod adv. “back”
bod- pref. “back”
bodamros adj. “that lives again, renewed, renovated”
bodamrost n. “resurrection”
bodruith n. “revenge”
boer adj. and n. “hot, raging; heat, rage” see boir
bog n. “price, cost”
bogligen adj. “cheap”
bogodog adj. “dear, *expensive”
boir [mb-] adj. and n. “hot, raging; heat, rage”
bôn n. “back”
bordh [mb-] n. and adj. “heat, rage; hot, raging, wroth”
born n. “great age, age, period”
boron adj. “steadfast”
bost [mb-] n. “back from shoulder to shoulder”
braith ? “[unglossed]”
braithgair n. “[unglossed]”
brann adj. “fierce”
branwen n. “ferocity”
bregil n. “mare”
brin n. “dwarf-glass”
brog n. “horse”
brois n. “mare” see bregil
brond adj. “firm”
bronnuin n. “steadfastness”
buir n. “fire” see byr
byr n. “fire”
câ n. “top”
cadog adj. “?shapely”
cai ? “[unglossed]”
caiad ? “[unglossed]”
caifr n. “flea”
caileg n. “glass” see celch
cair n. “?ship”
cais n. “leap”
caiw adj. “lively, quick”
cant n. “edge”
#car- v. “*to make”
cara- v. “to make, do, perform, act (trans. and absolute)”
carbh n. “deed”
carch adj. “chilly”
-carn suf. “*-made” see -garn
cas n. “skull”
caul n. “helmet”
celaith adj. “of silver”
celch n. “glass”
celeb n. “silver”
celebren adj. “of silver”
celeg adj. “lambent”
celin ? “[unglossed]”
ciann ? “[unglossed]”
cig n. “cud”
cîr adj. “sour, curdled”
cirtha- v. “to turn sour (tr.)”
côm n. “sickness”
côn n. “box”
corch n. “?crow”
corn¹ n. “round ball”
corn² n. “cheese”
coth n. “wish”
craith n. “circle”
crann- v. “to finish, complete, accomplish”
cranthir adj. “perfect”
crech n. “spittle”
crib- v. “to bend”
crigen adj. “circular”
crimtha- v. “to bend (tr.)”
crithos n. “ring”
crithui adj. “circular”
cruith n. “spume”
crunc n. “crow”
cû n. “bay, cove”
cuif (cuiv-) adj. “alive”
cuil n. “life”
cuilvorn n. “lifetime”
cuivros n. “awakening”
cum(b) n. “mound”
cunn n. “dragon” see gunn
cunnas n. “dragon’s lair” see gonnas
#curann- v. “to curdle (intr.)”
curw n. “magic”
cwent n. “?tale”
dâ adj. “high”
#dad adv. “down”
dadnuin adj. “sinking (down)”
dadnuv- v. “*to sink, go down”
dadvenn adj. and adv. “downhill; (figuratively) easy-going, easy, not arduous”
dadvinn n. “downhill slope; rash course, impetus, path to destruction”
dafuig adj. “dirty”
dag- [nd-] v. “to slay, kill”
dagros [nd-] n. “slaughter”
dai n. and adj. “sky; high”
dail n. “axe (blade)”
daila- v. “to cleave”
dailir n. “cleaver”
dain¹ adj. “high, noble, lofty, sublime, divine”
dain² n. “height, summit; height, loftiness, sublimity”
dairion n. “lord, chief” see doirion
dalath n. “vale”
dalhung adj. “not heavy”
dam(b) adj. “blind”
dammog adj. “valueless”
damor adj. “no good”
dan- pref. “negative prefix attached to adjectives”
danc adj. “killed in battle”
daneitheb adj. “thornless”
dangair adj. “mirthless”
danglarweb adj. “without light”
darhod adj. “not free”
daroth n. “top, point, peak, tip, spike”
darw adj. “tired, weary”
dathanc adj. “unsteady”
daw interj. “hush, be silent”
deilian n. “beech-tree”
†dein n. “height, summit; height, loftiness, sublimity” see dain²
de(i)rion n. “lord, chief” see doirion
delin ? “[unglossed]”
delu adj. “horrible, loathly”
diant adv. “most”
difedhui adj. “?outlaw”
dim adj. “bygone, past, ancient”
#dimvorn n. “past ages”
dir prep. “through, over”
dîr n. “secret”
doirion n. “lord (of a certain district), chief”
dol n. “island”
dolch adj. “stout, thick”
dôr [nd-] n. “land, country”
dram(b) n. “heavy blow”
drauth n. “labour”
dre adj. “wearisome, irksome”
drim n. “host, countless number”
drog n. “slave”
dron n. “wood”
drú adj. “dark”
duilin n. “swallow”
#-eb suf. “adjectival suffix”
ech adv. “far away”
edebion n. “builder”
edengion n. “builder”
eg adv. “far, †wide”
egall adj. “very broad”
eglann adj. “very wide”
Egol n. “elf” see Uidhel
egos n. “distance”
egren adj. “distant”
ei- pref. “[unglossed]”
e(i)ngion n. “spearman, †warrior”
eitheb adj. “thorny, sharp”
#eithla- v. “to spring, well forth”
eithlios n. “fountain” see eithlos
eithlod n. “springing, welling forth”
eithlos n. “fountain”
eithra- v. “to prick, stab”
eithron n. “warrior”
elaig- v. “to shield, ward off, protect”
elflin n. “cygnet, *young swan”
elirdhi n. “cruelty”
elvain(n) adj. and n. “wondrous, marvelous, wonderful; wonder(ful thing), marvel”
elven n. “wonder, wonderment”
elvennai adj. “wonderful, marvelous”
en conj. “*then”
eneg num. card. “*six”
engluid coll. “Stonefaces”
enne(i)rion n. “adversary, rival”
ennion n. “porter, doorkeeper”
esg n. “sharp upstanding rock in water”
esk n. “sharp upstanding rock in water” see esg
ethlios n. “fountain” see eithlos
fadhw n. “parchment”
falch n. “cleft, ravine”
fan(d) n. “dog”
fang n. “beard”
farn ? “[unglossed]”
faug adj. “thirsty”
faus n. “thirst”
fedhui adj. “[unglossed]”
feg adj. “bad”
find n. “hair”
finn n. “hair” see find
fion n. “mortal man”
fion(n)iel n. “(fem.) mortal man” see fionwin
fionweg n. “a man”
fionwin n. “woman; (fem.) mortal man”
fîr n. “a hair”
flair ? “[unglossed]”
flaith ? “[unglossed]”
flind adj. “fleet-footed, swift”
flinn adj. “fleet-footed, swift” see flind
floth ? “[unglossed]”
fraith ? “[unglossed]”
fring n. “necklace”
fuin n. “night”
gaduin n. “bond, obstacle, hindrance”
gag adj. “greedy”
gagl adj. “foolish”
gagros n. “greed”
gagrosaith n. “greed”
gail n. “star; sign, token, heavenly body”
gair- v. “there is room (for)”
gair adj. “merry”
gairion n. “jester”
gairuid adj. “funny”
gairwen adj. “mirth, fun”
galad n. “dawn”
gall adj. “wide, broad”
gar v. “?to go”
gara n. “throat”
garadren adj. “having room for, convenient, adequate, opportune”
garadros n. “opportunity”
garion n. “hauberk”
-garn suf. “*-made”
garob n. “robe”
garth n. “place”
gartha- v. “to set, put in position, appoint”
garthad n. “open place, square”
garthant adj. “placed, appointed, ordained, decreed”
garw n. “shout”
gaug adj. “crooked”
gerwen adj. “mirth, fun” see gairwen
geryd ? “[unglossed]”
gir n. “interior, inwards, centre, inner parts, inside, heart”
girdh n. “entrails, bowels, inwards”
gist- v. “to know”
glab- v. “to babble”
#glaba- v. “to babble”
glabadol adj. “chattering, talkative”
glabros n. “babble, chatter, babel, din of voices”
glabroseb adj. “full of the din of voices”
gladwen n. “radiance, sunshine”
glaith ? “[unglossed]”
glaithfedhui ? “[unglossed]”
glaithraith n. “polisher (feminine)”
glaiw n. “light”
glam(m) [ng-] n. “hatred”
glann adj. “clean”
glarw n. “ray, radiance”
#glarweb adj. “bright, light”
glathra- v. “to polish”
glathrog n. “polisher”
glavaith n. “blaze, burning, blazing light”
glavaitha- v. “to blaze”
glebe(i)dion n. “a vain talker”
glewin ? “[unglossed]”
glí n. “honey”
glib adj. “sticky”
glich ? “[unglossed]”
glidheb adj. “like honey”
glinui n. “honey-bee”
glór n. “gold”
go- pref. “together, co(n)-”
gó n. “son”
gobab- v. “to shake”
gog¹ adj. “nimble”
gog² adj. “crooked” see gaug
#gol- v. “to sing”
gôl n. “song”
golbh adj. “stinking” see golwai
Golodh [ng-] n. “Gnome, Deep-elf”
Goloth [ng-] n. “gnome”
Golt n. “gnome” see Goloth
golu n. “stench” see golw
goluidh adj. “stinking” see golwai
golw n. “stink, stench”
golwad- v. “to stink”
golwai adj. “stinking”
golyn n. “song” see gôl
†gond n. “stone, rock” see gonn
goneb adj. “similar”
gonebedach- v. “to approach one another, to become like, resemble”
gonn n. “stone, rock”
gonnas n. “dragon’s lair”
gonnen adj. “of stone”
gonod- v. “to count (up)”
gorch n. “bear; fierce fighter”
goriad adj. “greater”
gorod¹ n. “chief, lord, master; size, might”
gorod² n. “cave” see gronn
gorth n. “hearth, fireplace”
gorw n. “oak”
gós ?
gost n. “fear”
graim adj. “?fierce”
graug n. “demon”
griw n. “alimentary canel”
grond n. “cave, cavern” see gronn
gronn n. “cave, cavern”
grug adj. “angry, grieved”
gruith n. “anger, resentment”
gû ? “[unglossed]”
#gûl [ng-] n. “wisdom”
gunn n. “dragon”
gurdh- v. “to die”
gurdh n. “death”
gurth [ng-] n. “*death” see gurdh
gwa- pref. “together, co(n)-” see go-
gwá n. “wind”
gwab n. “garment”
gwablith n. “clothes”
gwadh n. “bark, skin, peel”
gwaew n. “wind” see gwá
gwag¹ adj. “soft”
gwag² adj. “crooked” see gaug
gwai n. “sea”
gwaist- v. “to be aware, recognize”
gwaith n. “people, men, folk”
gwaithlos n. “*sea-shore”
gwannen adj. “?beautiful”
gwant adj. and n. “?beautiful”
gwanwen n. “swan”
gwâr n. “town”
gwardh adj. “dead”
gwas n. “field”
gwath n. “bark” see gwadh
gwath- v. “to strip”
gwedhion n. “husband”
gwedhw n. “matrimony”
gweg n. “man, male (being)”
Gwenn n. “Elf”
gwerin n. “enclosure”
gwesg adv. “weakly”
gwes(t) adj. “rich” see awes
gweth n. “wife”
†gwî n. “teors, *penis”
gwiaithos n. “a person, human (not specifically m. or f.)”
gwib n. “teors, *penis”
gworin ?
hab- v. “to jump”
hai n. “scorn”
haib adj. “hungry”
hais n. “hunger”
haith adj. “moist, wet”
halb n. “grass, long mowing grass”
half n. “grass” see halb
han n. “above”
hanach ? “?”
hant n. “a blow with an axe”
harch adj. and n. “chill, cold”
hardh adj. “wounded”
harn ? “[unglossed]”
harw n. “wound”
haud n. “seat”
heb prep. “about; ?from”
helai n. “fence”
hen(n) n. “eye”
hî adj. “[unglossed]”
hí n. “sap, juice”
hich- v. “to vomit”
himp n. “jewel”
hin prep. “from”
hinar adj. “dark”
hîr n. “lord”
hist- v. “to spit”
hiw adj. “rich”
hoith n. “coitus, *sex”
hoitha- v. “*to have sex (with)”
hont n. “trumpet, trumpeting noise”
hoth n. “host, folk”
huch n. “cunnus, *vagina”
hug- v. “futuere, *to copulate”
huigion n. “fututor, *one who copulates”
huiriaith n. “gale”
hûn adj. “polished, burnished, shining”
huntha- v. “to burnish, polish”
hygion n. “fututor, *one who copulates” see huigion
hyriaith n. “gale” see huiriaith
i- pref. “negative”
i article. “the”
-iad suf. “comparative ending”
-iant suf. “superlative ending”
idanc adj. “masked, *not firm”
Idhel n. “elf” see Uidhel
idir n. “no king”
Ileth n. “elf” see Uidhel
Im n. “a royal elf (high-elf), fairy”
inathadren adj. “innumerable” see inathui
inathui adj. “innumerable”
#-ion suf. “*agental suffix”
isteth ? “[unglossed]”
ladwen n. “plain”
lafn n. “*animal”
lamthanc n. “snake, *(lit.) forked tongue”
laus ? “[unglossed]”
leithia- v. “to release”
leithian n. “release from bondage”
leme num. card. “*five”
leus ? “[unglossed]”
lhacha n. “flame”
lhaden adj. “flat, smooth”
lhai n. “folk, host, people”
lhaig adj. “sharp”
lhaiw adj. “green”
lham(b) n. “tongue”
lhann adj. “broad”
lhant n. “path”
lhas n. “leaf”
lhaur adj. “red”
lhê n. “finger”
lhesg n. “sedge”
lhî n. “many, a number”
lhid- v. “to float, sail”
lhif- v. “to drink”
lhigen adj. “small, few, little”
lhigin adj. “small” see lhigen
lhim(p) adj. “wet”
lhinc n. “ice”
lhind n. “arrow” see lhinn
lhing adj. “cool”
lhinn n. “arrow”
lhith n. “dust”
lhiw n. “worm”
lhom n. “shadow”
lhonn n. “heart”
lhû n. “[unglossed]”
lhuaith ? “[unglossed]”
lhub n. “fat”
lhui adj. “pale”
lhuin n. “pool”
lhung n. “heavy”
lhuth n. “magic, spell” see luith
lhuv- v. “to wash”
ligen adj. “small” see lhigen
lim n. “water”
limig n. “drop of water”
loloth n. “poplar-tree”
loth n. “flower, lily”
luaith ? “[unglossed]” see lhuaith
luith n. “magic, spell”
lung n. “heavy” see lhung
mab n. “hand”
mad- v. “to eat”
madren adj. “edible”
maethon adj. “snuffling”
magli n. “bear, (lit.) honey-eater”
#magradh- v. “?to smell”
mailt n. “a path”
maint adv. “*better”
maith n. “ravishment; seizure”
maitha- v. “to ravish”
maithion n. “seizer, ravisher”
maithod n. “rapture”
maithweg n. “ravisher”
malen adj. “pale, wan, yellowish, sickly”
malw adj. “yellow”
marn adj. “?ripe”
#math n. “food”
maur adj. “good”
medid adj. “edible”
medion n. “eater, feeder”
megil n. “†sword”
meidianweb adj. “worthy of being eaten”
meilien n. “laughing”
#meria- v. “to dwell, live, stay”
#methal n. “footstep”
midh n. “mist, drizzle”
mig adj. “little (of amount)”
migligen adj. “little (of amount)” see mig
mind num. card. “?one”
mindeb n. “crown”
minedh adj. “fine, slender, thin, small”
minn num. card. “?one” see mind
moir n. “goods”
môr adj. “good” see maur
morn adj. “black, dark”
mui n. “crumb”
muig n. “cat”
muint n. “best thing”
na prep. “of”
nabru n. “booty”
nad n. “thing”
naich n. “pain”
naigros n. “anguish”
nain n. “woman”
nainn adj. “blue”
nand n. “dale” see nann
nann n. “dale”
narog adj. “violent (of water, rain, etc.), torrential”
narw n. “pain”
nath n. “number” see noth
naud n. “treasure”
naugl n. “dwarf”
naw n. “booty” see nabru
neb adv. “near”
nebmerion n. “neighbour”
nebuin n. “neighbour (fem.)”
nebweb n. “neighbour”
neibio adv. “nearly, almost”
ne(i)rion n. “hero”
nelyn ? “[unglossed]”
nen(n) n. “water, river, stream”
neth n. “nose”
nimp adj. “wan, pale, sickly”
nîn n. “weeping”
nîr¹ n. “tear”
†nîr² n. “hero, prince, warrior-elf”
nírnaith n. “weeping”
niw n. “*bee”
nod n. “head”
nod- v. “to count”
nofn adj. “down, set”
nomad ?
norn n. “?wheel”
noth n. “number”
nûd adj. “wet”
nui n. “bee”
nuimrond n. “steadfastness”
nuin¹ n. “mind, thought”
nuin² n. “sinking, going down; west”
nuinvrond n. “steadfastness” see nuimrond
nún n. “sinking, going down; west” see nuin²
#núnad- v. “to wester”
núnadol n. “westering”
núr n. “muscle”
#nuv- v. “to sink, set”
o prep. “*than; of”
ô prep. “to, on”
odog adj. “much, abundant; large in quantity”
oga prep. “above, on top of”
oif n. “terror, horror; (evil) phantom, ghost”
oith n. “feud”
olerdh adj. “pitiless, cruel, (lit.) without bowels”
ólin n. “elm”
on pron. “*he”
or- pref. “privative prefix, without, -less” see ur-
orann adj. “doorless”
orch n. “orc, goblin”
ordarn adj. “gateless”
o(r)dhraust adj. “without work, workless”
oren adj. “hot (weather)”
orerdh adj. “without bowels, pitiless” see olerdh
orfang adj. “beardless”
orhaud adj. “seatless” see orhod
orhod adj. “seatless”
orlham adj. “dumb”
ormar adj. “houseless”
ormast adj. “breadless”
orn n. “tree”
ornath adj. “numberless” see ornoth
o(r)ngolodh adj. “without gnomes”
ornoth adj. “innumerable, without number, countless, numberless”
#orod n. “mountain”
orost n. “?rising”
oroth n. “impetus, speed, haste, rash courage”
orsarn adj. “stoneless”
orthalos adj. “courageless”
orthanc adj. “unbroken, without break or cleavage, united, continuous; masked”
orvab adj. “handless”
orvaith¹ adj. “unravished”
orvaith² adj. “garmentless”
orvang adj. “staffless”
orvath adj. “foodless”
orvlann adj. “without deceit”
orvlod adj. “without pride, spiritless”
orvog adj. “priceless”
orwadh adj. “barkless”
os prep. “*around”
ost n. “city”
othra ?
pant¹ n. “fear”
pant² n. “money”
panthig n. “coin”
pap- v. “[unglossed]”
pathren adj. “fearful”
pau n. “sickness”
ped- v. “to say”
peidion n. “sayer, soothsayer”
peleg n. “axe”
pess n. “saying, to say, a saying, [sic.] saw”
peth n. “word”
pethil n. “[unglossed]”
pis- v. “to whisper”
plados n. “surf, land’s edge”
poi n. “aft (on a ship)”
poiant n. “stern”
puig adj. “clean”
raith n. “[unglossed]”
rán n. “moon”
rhach n. “carnage, slaughter”
rhaid n. “a rush(ing)”
rhaid- v. “to rush, hustle”
rhanc n. “corpse, body of one slain in battle”
rhang- v. “to slay in battle”
rhangos n. “slaughter”
rheidiant adj. “set free”
rhim n. “ring, circle”
rhó- v. “to arise”
rhód n. “course, running; way, method”
rhôg n. “strength”
rhogrin adj. “doughty”
rhoidia- v. “to let go”
rhosta- v. “*to rise”
-rod suf. “abstract nom[inals]”
sag- v. “to fight”
sair adj. “aged, ancient”
sairos n. “great age”
sairothwen n. “antiquity”
sairweg n. “old man, sage”
sairweigian n. “proverbial wisdom, sage saying”
#sarn n. “stone”
scarn ? “[unglossed]”
segeth n. “sword”
sîr n. “stream”
#sog- v. “to drink”
stroth ? “[unglossed]”
#tael n. “axe” see dail
taglon n. “smith”
taichr n. “prop, support”
tail n. “foot” see taul
tain¹ n. “mountain”
tain² adj. “straight”
tanc adj. “firm, steady, steadfast”
tangad- v. “to fix, make firm”
tangod- v. “to fix” see tangad-
tangod n. “fixing, confirming, making”
tangos n. “firmness, steadiness”
tarch adj. “dry”
tarf adj. “dry”
tarn n. “gate”
tathrin n. “willow”
taul n. “foot”
taur n. “forest”
teiar n. “brick”
teilian n. “sport, play, game; jest, mockery”
telingail n. “sign of heaven”
#teloth n. “plain”
telum n. “sky”
tenged- v. “to fix” see tangad-
tengedion n. “confirmer, fixer, establisher”
-tha suf. “causative suffix”
tha- v. “to make, cause to be”
thain adj. “level, even”
thala adj. “valiant, hardy, bold”
thalf n. “grease”
thalion n. “warrior hero”
thalos n. “valour, courage”
tham(b) adj. “rigid”
thanc adj. and n. “cleft, divided, split, cloven, forked, bifurcated; cleft, break, breach”
tharn ? “[unglossed]”
thesg ? “[unglossed]”
thing n. “prince”
thîr adj. “complete, full, accomplished, ended, up to the required number”
#thirad- v. “to make complete, fill in the last details”
thiradant adj. “elaborately finished”
thlos n. “shore”
thorn n. “eagle”
thrand ? “[unglossed]”
thrann ? “[unglossed]” see thrand
thrond n. “sky lord”
tî n. “line”
tidig adj. “little (of amount)” see mig
tîr n. “king”
tith n. “breast, teat”
tlach n. “clap, clash”
tlacha- v. “to clap, clash, clatter”
tlachol adj. “clashing”
tlad n. “hillside, slope”
tlais n. “splashing, flapping noise”
tlaiw n. “sling”
tlass n. “splashing, flapping noise” see tlais
tleth adj. “sloping, slanting, leaning”
tlî n. “butter”
tlub n. “silver”
tlui adj. “slender”
tô n. “fleece, wool”
tond n. “(bored) hole, perforation” see tonn
tonn n. “(bored) hole, perforation”
tû ? “[unglossed]”
túd n. “thigh”
tuf n. “lump, knob”
tum(b) n. “flat vale”
tûn n. “mound, bare hill”
tundeb adj. “full of holes, riddles” see tunneb
tunneb adj. “full of holes, riddles”
tunnen adj. “full of holes, riddles” see tunneb
tûr n. “power”
turhod n. “throne”
turu- v. “to master”
tyth adj. “sweet (to the taste)”
û adv. “*negative” see au
uchuil adj. “lifeless”
udhrog adj. “without slaves”
ufeth adj. “without a word”
#-ui suf. “adjective suffix”
Uidhel n. “elf, fairy”
Uidhol n. “elf” see Uidhel
Uigol n. “elf” see Uidhel
uin n. “woman”
um- v. “privative prefix; un-, -less, without”
umaith adj. “naked”
umboth n. “twilight”
ummast adj. “without bread”
ungorod adj. “without a chief”
unnor adj. “without a land”
únoth adj. “without number, countless” see ornoth
ur- v. “privative prefix, without, -less”
úr n. “sun”
uraithr adj. “swordless”
urbeth adj. “wordless”
u(r)dhrog adj. “without slaves”
urdhuilin adj. “without swallows”
urduf adj. “humorless”
urfuin adj. “nightless”
urgeleb adj. “without silver”
urguil adj. “lifeless”
urhonn adj. “heartless”
u(r)ngúl adj. “without wisdom”
urnor adj. “landless”
urorod adj. “without chief”
urrost adj. “never coming to life”
u(r)vrog adj. “horseless”
urwedhw adj. “without mate”
urweth adj. “without wife”
uthir adj. “without a king”
uvlam adj. see orlham
uvlant adj. “pathless”
uvost adj. “without a town”
uwedheb adj. “not married”
ven n. “toward”
yrith adj. “care-free”
yrlhinn adj. “arrowless”
yrlhith adj. “dustless”
yrwidhion adj. “without husband”