S. [N.] ^lom, adj. “weary”

N. lhom adj. “weary”

Reference ✧ EtyAC/LUB ✧ “weary”

Cognates

• ᴹQ. lumba “weary” ✧ EtyAC/LUB.003
• ON. lumba “weary” ✧ EtyAC/LUB.004

Derivations

• < ON. lumba “weary” ✧ EtyAC/LUB.004
  • < ᴹ√LUB “weary” ✧ EtyAC/LUB.001

Phonetic Developments

ON. lumba > lhom

[lumba] > [lomba] > [lomb] > [l̥omb] > [l̥omb] > [l̥omm] > [l̥om]

✧ EtyAC/LUB.008

ᴱN. darw adj. “tired, weary”

References ✧ PE13/142, 161

Glosses

• “tired” ✧ PE13/161.4201
• “weary” ✧ PE13/142.0601

Variations

• darw ✧ PE13/142.0601; PE13/161.4201

Inflections

†deirbh	plural	✧ PE13/161.4301
†deirw	plural	✧ PE13/161.4206
deru	plural	✧ PE13/161.4304
derw	plural	✧ PE13/142.0604
derw	plural	✧ PE13/161.4303: now

Cognates

• ᴱQ. tarwa² ✧ PE13/161.4402

Derivations

• < ᴱ✶dar’wa- ✧ PE13/161.4305

G. drauth adj. “weary, toilworn, tired”

@@@ Tolkien’s note that drautha- was formed directly from drauth points to p in root, since this would ordinarily be draptha-

References ✧ GL/30; LT2A/Dhrauthodavros

Glosses

• “weary, toilworn” ✧ LT2A/Dhrauthodavros.009
• “weary, toilworn, tired” ✧ GL/30.6801

Element In

• ⇒ G. drautha- “to weary, tire out” ✧ GL/30.6901
• ⇒ G. #Drauthodavros “Weary Forest” ✧ LT2A/Dhrauthodavros.002 (Dhrauthodavros)
• ⇒ G. drauthos “toil, weariness from labour” ✧ GL/30.6601

Derivations

• < ᴱ√RAPA? “drag, pull”