[ᴹ]√GONOD root. “stone”

Derivatives

• > ✶gondō “stone, rock”
  • > AQ. #ondō ✧ PE21/78.2701
  • > OS. #gondo ✧ PE21/78.2704
  • ⇒ ✶Gondo-ndor- “Stone-land” ✧ PE17/028.3106
    • > S. Gondor “Stone-land” ✧ PE17/028.2902
      • ⇒ S. Harondor “Southern Gondor” ✧ TI/310.1103
  • > Q. ondo “stone (as a material), (large mass of) rock” ✧ Let/410.1112; RC/347.1902
    • ⇒ 12 compounds
  • ⇒ Q. Ondolindë “Rock of the Music of Water, (lit.) Singing Stone” ✧ PM/374.1908
    • > S. Gondolin “Hidden Rock, (originally) Singing Stone” ✧ PE17/029.1301; PE17/133.3016; WJ/201.0608
      • ⇒ [see above]
  • > S. gond “stone, rock, stone (as a material)” ✧ RC/347.2207
    • ⇒ S. Argonath “Pillars of the Kings, (lit.) Royal Stones” ✧ RC/347.1703; SA/gond.007
    • ⇒ S. Beregond “?Valiant Stone”
    • > S. gond “stone, rock, stone (as a material)” ✧ PE17/029.2007
    • ⇒ S. Gondolin “Hidden Rock, (originally) Singing Stone” ✧ PE17/029.1301; SA/gond.004; SA/gond.045; WJ/201.0608
      • ⇒ [see above]
    • ⇒ S. Gondor “Stone-land” ✧ PE17/028.2902; PE17/028.3113; RC/347.2004; SA/gond.005
      • ⇒ S. Harondor “Southern Gondor” ✧ TI/310.1103
    • ⇒ S. Gonnhirrim “Masters of Stone” ✧ SA/gond.006
    • ⇒ S. Imrath Gondraich “Stonewain Valley”
    • ⇒ S. Nan Gondresgion “Stonewain Valley”
    • ⇒ S. seregon “plant with red flowers, (lit.) blood of stone” ✧ SA/gond.008
  • ⇒ S. Gondolin “Hidden Rock, (originally) Singing Stone” ✧ PM/374.1808
    • ⇒ S. Gondolindrim “People of Gondolin” ✧ SI; UTI

ᴹ√GONOD root. “stone”

References ✧ Ety/GOND; EtyAC/GOND

Glosses

• “stone” ✧ Ety/GOND.027 (GÓNOD/GONDO); Ety/GOND.001 (GOND)

Variations

• GOND ✧ Ety/GOND.001
• GÓNOD/GONDO ✧ Ety/GOND.027

Changes

• GOND >> GÓNOD/GONDO ✧ Ety/GOND.001
• GONOD/GONDO »» GÓNOD/GONDO ✧ EtyAC/GOND.005

Derivatives

• > #ᴹ✶gondō “stone, rock”
  • > ᴹQ. ondo “stone (as a material)” ✧ PE19/052.1403; PE21/58.1902; PE21/63.2805
  • > ON. #gondo ✧ PE21/58.2104
    • > N. gonn “rock, stone (as a material)”
      • ⇒ 7 compounds
• > ᴹQ. ondo “stone (as a material)” ✧ Ety/GOND.004
• > N. gonn “rock, stone (as a material)” ✧ Ety/GOND.010
  • ⇒ 7 compounds

ᴱ√[Ʒ]ONO root. “hard”

References ✧ LT1A/Gondolin; QL/66-67, 70

Glosses

• “hard” ✧ LT1A/Gondolin.014 (ONO); QL/070.2301 (ONO¹)

Variations

• ONO ✧ LT1A/Gondolin.014; QL/066.6105; QL/067.0603; QL/070.2301

Derivatives

• > ᴱ√NOHO “extended” ✧ QL/066.6102; QL/067.0601
  • > ᴱ✶nold
    • > G. nôl “head” ✧ GL/61.1701
  • > ᴱQ. nohto- “stick out” ✧ QL/067.0701
  • > ᴱQ. nóla “head, top, summit; (round) hill” ✧ QL/067.0801
  • > G. nog “hill, knob, prominence”
  • > G. nogra- “excell, exceed”
    • ⇒ G. nogrin “excellent, conspicuous” ✧ GL/61.1401
• > ᴱQ. omba “hard” ✧ QL/070.2701
• > ᴱQ. on(d) “stone” ✧ QL/070.2401
• > ᴱQ. ondo “stone, rock” ✧ LT1A/Gondolin.009; QL/070.2501
  • ⇒ 14 compounds
• > ᴱQ. onin “anvil” ✧ QL/070.2901
• > ᴱQ. onwa “stony” ✧ QL/070.2601
• > G. gonn “(great) stone, rock”
  • ⇒ 5 compounds
• > G. gontha¹ “pillar, stele, memorial”
  • ⇒ G. gonthos “great rock” ✧ GL/41.5501