Q. cáno n. “commander, chief(tain), ruler, governor; †crier, herald” (Category: Captain)

Q. cáno, n. “commander, chief(tain), ruler, governor; †crier, herald” (Category: Captain)

References ✧ PE17/117; PM/345, 362; SA/káno; UT/400

Glosses

• “commander” ✧ SA/káno (káno)
• “commander, (lesser) chief” ✧ PM/345 (káno)
• “ruler, governor, chieftain” ✧ UT/400
• “†crier, herald” ✧ PM/362 (káno)

Variations

• cáno ✧ UT/400
• kāno ✧ PE17/117
• káno ✧ PM/345; PM/362; SA/káno

Related

• káno “†crier, herald” was for its archaic meanings replaced by terkáno “herald” ✧ PM/362
• ᴺQ. !tulyando “leader” vs. cáno “commander, chief(tain), ruler, governor; †crier, herald”
• S. Fingon has its second element related to káno “commander” ✧ SA/káno
• S. Fingon has its second element derived from cáno “ruler, governor, chieftain” ✧ UT/400
• S. Turgon is in its second element related to káno “commander” ✧ SA/káno
• S. Turgon has its second element derived from cáno “ruler, governor, chieftain” ✧ UT/400

Inflections

cánu

stem

✧ UT/400

Element In

• ᴺQ. !nórecáno “governer, (lit.) country-leader”
• ᴺQ. !nóriecáno “president”
• Q. Canafinwë “Strong-voiced Finwë”
• Q. Findecáno “*Hair Commander” ✧ PM/345 (Findekáno)
• Q. incánu “mind master”
• Q. tercáno “herald”
• Q. Turucáno “Ruling Lord, *(lit.) Victory Commander” ✧ PE17/117 (Turucāno); PM/345 (Turukáno)
• Q. Aracáno “High Chieftain” ✧ PM/345 (Arakáno)

Cognates

• S. -gon “lord, prince”
• T. cáno “herald” ✧ PM/362 (cāno)

Derivations

• < √KAN “cry aloud; (Q. only) command; lead, rule” ✧ UT/400
• < ✶kānō “leader, ruler; crier, herald” ✧ PM/362
  • < √KAN “cry aloud; (Q. only) command; lead, rule” ✧ PE17/113 (KAN); PM/361

Phonetic Developments

✶kānō > káno	[kānō] > [kāno]	✧ PM/362
√kan- > cáno	[kānō] > [kāno]	✧ UT/400

ᴹQ. káno n. “chief” (Category: Other Titles of Nobility)

Reference ✧ EtyAC/KAN ✧ “chief”

Changes

• káno “chief” >> káne “valour” ✧ EtyAC/KAN

Derivations

• < ᴹ√KAN “dare” ✧ Ety/KAN

Phonetic Developments

ᴹ√KAN > káno

[kānō] > [kāno]

✧ EtyAC/KAN