[ᴱ]?√NITH root. “smell sweet”

Derivatives

• > Q. ?nis- “to smell sweetly”
  • ⇒ Q. *nísima “fragrant” ✧ UT/167.3607-1
    • ⇒ Q. Nísimaldar “Fragrant Trees” ✧ UT/167.3607
  • ⇒ Q. Nísinen “*Fragrant Water”

ᴱ√NṚÞṚ root. “smell sweet”

@@@ Roman Rausch noted the abnormal development of nṛđ- > narth-, e.g. narthiel/narthiol (HPG/§2.3); more easily explained if root has Þ instead of Ð

References ✧ GL/30; QL/68

Glosses

• “smell sweet” ✧ QL/068.1401 (NṚŘṚ)

Variations

• nṛþ- ✧ GL/30.8902
• NṚŘṚ ✧ QL/068.1401

Derivatives

• > ᴱQ. nar “an odour, fragrance” ✧ QL/068.1601
• > ᴱQ. narda- “to smell sweetly” ✧ QL/068.1701
• > ᴱQ. Nardi “a flower fairy” ✧ QL/068.1901
• > ᴱQ. nardile “fragrance” ✧ QL/068.1801
  • ⇒ ᴱQ. nardilea “perfumed” ✧ QL/068.2101
• > ᴱQ. narwe¹ “(sweet) lily” ✧ QL/068.1501
  • ⇒ ᴱQ. narwa “fragrant” ✧ QL/068.2001
• > G. drith “savour, smell, flavour; suggestion, inkling” ✧ GL/30.8901
• > G. drith- “it smells, smacks of, savours of” ✧ GL/31.0101; GL/31.0201
• > G. narth “odour”
  • ⇒ G. narthiel “fragrance” ✧ GL/59.6001
  • ⇒ G. narthol “fragrant, odorous” ✧ GL/59.6101