Early Quenya Names

Aikaldamor m. “Broadshoulder, Broad Back” ⇐ †aika + almo
Ailinóne f.
Aïlior coll. “Water [Fay]”
Ailuvin f. “Lake Foam” ⇐ ailo + winge
Ainatar m. “God, (lit.) Holy Father” ⇐ aina + atar
Ainurarda loc. “Place of the Gods” ⇐ Ainu + arda
Aiwala m.
Akairis f. “Bride” ⇐ akairis
Aksan(da) loc.
Alalminóre loc. “Land of (Many) Elms”
Alandri coll. “Earth [Fay]”
Aldar coll. ⇐ alda (plural)
Aldaron m. “King of Forests”
Alfando m.
Alqalunte pn. “Swanship”
Alqaráme pn. “Swanwing” ⇐ alqa + ráma
Amillo m. “One of the Happy Folk, Hilary”
Amnon m.
Amnor loc.
Andesalke loc. “Africa, (lit.) Long-grass”
Andonavestan pn. “Gates of Summer” ⇐ andon + avesta² (genitive)
Angaino pn. “Oppressor, Tormentor”
Angali coll. “Angles”
Angamandi loc. “Hells of Iron” ⇐ anga + mandu (plural)
Angasan loc. “Halls of Iron” ⇐ anga + san²
Angien m. “Iron-god” ⇐ anga
Angoronti loc. “Mountains of Iron” ⇐ anga + oro (plural)
Ardaliskea loc. “Place of Reeds” ⇐ arda + liske
†Ardalomba loc. “Secret Place” ⇐ arda + lomba
Arda Valarwa loc. ⇐ arda + Vala (plural adjectival)
Areandor loc. “(Land of) Desert” ⇐ arean + nóre
Artanor loc. “Land Beyond” ⇐ arta + nóre
Arvalin loc. “Nigh Valinor”
Aryan loc. “Shadow Place” ⇐ ᴱ√ƷARA + ᴱ√YAÐA
Aule m. “Smith”
Aulenosse pn. “Kindred of Aulë”
Aulisan pn. “Tuesday” ⇐ Aule + sana
Auvar m. “Wealth”
Capalini coll. “Water [Fay]”
Cuiviénen loc. “Water of Awakening” ⇐ ᴹQ. kuivie + nen¹
Dani coll. “Danes”
Eanosse coll. “People of the Eagles” ⇐ ea(r) + nosse
Earáme pn. “Eagle’s Pinion”
Earendel m.
Earendilyon m. “Son of Eärendel”
Earisse f. “Edith” see ᴱQ. Naimi
Easindi loc. “Eagle-stream” ⇐ ea(r) + sindi
Ektelarni coll. “Water [Fay]”
Ektelion m. “Lord of the Fountain” ⇐ ektele
Eldairon m. “Ælfwine” ⇐ Elda + ?
Eldamar loc. “Elfhome, Elfland”
Eldarien loc. “Elfinesse”
Eldarinan loc. “Elfinesse” see ᴱQ. Eldarien
Eldaros loc. “Elfhome” ⇐ Elda + os
Elmavoite m. “One-handed” ⇐ er¹ + mavoite
Elwe m. ⇐ -we²
Elwenil(do) m. “Littleheart”
†Endillos loc. “Flower of the Plain” ⇐ endl + losse
Eremandu loc. “Hells of Iron” ⇐ ere(n) + mandu
Erinti f.
Erintion pn. “second half of January”
Eriol m. “One Who Dreams Alone” ⇐ ᴱ√ERE + ᴱ√OLO³
Eriollo loc. “Ironcliffs”
Eruman loc. “beyond the abode of the Mánir”
Estirin loc. “?Outer Tower” ⇐ es- + tirin
Euti coll. “Jutes”
Evadrien loc. “Coast of Iron”
Fâ loc. “Lowest Air”
Fairinoldor coll. “Free-noldoli” ⇐ faire + Noldo (plural)
Fairinor loc. “Land of Release” ⇐ faire + nóre
Falasqil loc. “Beach of Peace” ⇐ falas(se) + qilde
Falassar m. “Ossë” ⇐ falas(se)
Falasse Númea loc. “Western Surf”
Falassien pn. “Thursday” ⇐ falas(se)
Falman m. “Osse”
Falmasan pn. “Friday” ⇐ Falman + sana
Falqalaure loc. “Golden Cleft” ⇐ falqa + laure
Fantóran pn. “Wednesday” ⇐ Fantur + sana
Fantur pn.
Faskala-númen pn. “Bath of the Setting Sun”
Fatanyu loc. “Hell” ⇐ Fâ + tan(y)a
Faukil m.
Favilna loc. “lowest air”
Feanor m.
Fentor m. “Lord of Dragons”
Fenuqámen pn. “*Poison of Sickness” ⇐ feno + qáme (genitive)
Finwe m. ⇐ -we²
Finwe Nóleme m. ⇐ Finwe + nóleme
Fionwe m. ⇐ -we²
Firilanda f. “Long-tressed” ⇐ ᴱ√FIÐI + landa
Firin Nautaron pn. “Necklace of the Dwarves”
Firisandi coll. “Frisians”
Fui f. “Death-goddess, Nienna”
Fuinen pn. “Tuesday” ⇐ Fui
Haloisi Velike loc. “Great Sea”
Hanstovánen loc.
Haranoldor coll. ⇐ har(e) + Noldo (plural)
Harwalin loc. “Near the Valar”
Helinyetille f. “Eyes of Heartsease”
Helkar loc.
Helkarakse loc. “Icefang”
Helusion m. “Hendwine, Hlúdwine”
Heruven m. “Heorrenda”
Heskil f. “Winter One”
Híri loc.
Hisildi coll. “Twilight People, Dark Elves”
Hisilóme loc. “Shadowy Twilights, Misty-gloom”
Hisinan loc. “Land of Twilight” ⇐ híse + nan
Hongwir coll. “ogres of the north”
Huan m. ⇐ huan
ildi coll. “men”
Ilinsor m.
Ílivarda f.
Ilkorin pn. “Not of Kôr”
Ilqingi coll. ⇐ iluqinga
Ilsalunte pn. “Silver Boat, Moon”
Ilterendi pn.
Ilu m.
Ilúvatar m. “Heavenly Father, Sky-father; Lord for Always” ⇐ ilu + atar
Ilvaran loc. “Hall of the Moon King” ⇐ ilsa + ᴱ√MBARA
Ilverin m. “Littleheart”
Ilwerantelimba loc. “[Gully of the] Rainbow Roof” ⇐ ilweran(ta) + telimbo
Indi coll. “Men, Earth Dwellers”
Indor m. “Lord of House” ⇐ indor
Indorildo m. ⇐ Indor + -il
Indorion m. ⇐ Indor + -ion
Ing m.
Ingil m.
Ingilnóre loc. “Tol Eressea, England” ⇐ Ingil + nóre
Ingwaiwar coll.
I Nori Landar loc. “*The Great Lands”
Inwe m.
Inwilis pn. “Faëry”
Inwinóre loc. “Fäery” ⇐ Inwe + nóre
Inwir coll. “Kindred of Inwë”
Ion m. “*Christ”
I Oros Valinoriva loc. “*Mountains of Valinor”
Irilde f. “Mortal Maiden”
Irmaldi coll. “Creatures of the Earth” ⇐ irmin + mardo
Irmina Telume pn. “End of the World, Great End”
Irtinsa pn.
Ísi f.
Isil m.
Isil Inwe m. ⇐ Isil + Inwe
Isilmo m.
Issemindon pn.
Iswinde f.
i Torqeler loc. “The Tropics”
Itselokte pn. “Pleiades, (lit.) Cluster of (Silver) Flies” ⇐ itse + lokte
Iváre m.
I Vene Kemen pn. “*Shape of the Earth, Vessel of the Earth” ⇐ i¹ + vene + kemen
Íverin loc. “Ireland”
Kalainis pn. “May”
Kalavente pn. “Ship of Light” ⇐ ᴹQ. kala + vene
Kalimban loc. “Barbary, Germany”
Kalimbardi coll. “goblins; Germans” ⇐ kalimbo + mardo (plural)
Kalmaliondo pn. “Son of Light” ⇐ kalma + -ion
Kalmo m.
Kalorme loc. “Hill Crest over which the Sun Rises”
Kampo m. “Leaper”
Kapalimor m. ⇐ kapalima + #-(a)r
Kapalinda loc.
Kapalindar coll. ⇐ kapalinda (plural)
Karkaras m. “Knife-fang”
Kaukaeldar coll. “False-fairies” ⇐ kauka + Elda (plural)
Kelusindi loc.
Kémi f. “Earth-lady, Mother Earth”
Kémisan pn. “Sunday” ⇐ Kémi + sana
Kiris Iluqingatelda loc. “Gully of the Rainbow Roof”
Koiretári f. ⇐ koire + tári
Koirisan pn. “Wednesday” ⇐ koire + sana
Koivie-néni loc. “Waters of Awakening” ⇐ koivie + nen¹ (plural)
Kópas loc. “Haven”
Kópas Alqalunte(n) loc. “Haven of the Swanships”
Kôr loc.
Koreldar coll. “Elves of Kôr” ⇐ Kôr + Elda (plural)
Kor(o)mas loc. “Resting of the Exiles of Kôr” ⇐ Kôr + -mas
Korosintl pn. “Ball of Crystal” ⇐ ᴱ√KORO + sintl
Kortirion loc.
Kosartami coll. ⇐ kos + artan (plural)
Kosomoko m. “War-hate”
Kostorin m.
Kulufindl m. ⇐ kulu + findl
Kulullin pn. “Gold-song”
Kúne Malle loc. “Road of Arches”
Kûruki m.
Kúvion pn.
Laiqalasse m. “Green-leaf”
Laurelin pn. “Singing-gold” ⇐ laure + lin¹
Laurifindl m. ⇐ laure + findl
Laurundo m. ⇐ laure + ?
Liltassi f. ⇐ lilt-
Lindelokte pn. “Singing Cluster” ⇐ lin¹ + lokte
Lindelóte pn. ⇐ lin¹ + lóte
Lindo m.
Linqil m.
Linwe Tinto pn.
Lirillion pn. ⇐ Lirillo
Lirillo m.
Lómear pn. “Child of Gloom” ⇐ lóme + ar¹
Lórien pn. “King of Dreams”
Lóter Kuluinai coll.
Lotesse f.
Lotession pn. “May”
Lumbi loc.
Lunde Kalaina pn. “May”
Lunde Lótea pn. “May”
Lunde Niq(il)issea pn. “January”
Lunde Susúlima pn. “March”
Lunde Timpínea pn. “April”
Lunde Tiqilindea pn. “February”
Luvier pn. “*Clouds”
Mailin m.
Maiwe f. ⇐ -we²
Maiwendi pn. “*Greatest Maiden”
Makar m. “God of Battle”
Makarnea m. “Red-handed” ⇐ má + karne + #-a
Makarnisan pn. “Saturday” ⇐ Makar + sana
Malkamekte m. “*Heart of Evil” ⇐ malka + mekte
Malkarauke pn. ⇐ malkane + (a)rauke
Malko pn.
Mandor loc. “Hell” see ᴱQ. Mandos
Mandos loc. “Hell”
Manimuine loc. “Purgatory”
Manwe m. ⇐ -we²
Manwisan pn. “Sunday” ⇐ Manwe + sana
Mar m.
Marasan pn. “Tuesday” ⇐ mar¹ + sana
Mar Vanwa Tyaliéva loc. “Cottage of the Lost Play”
Maulir coll. “Trolls”
Mavoine f.
Meásse f.
Melesta f.
Melinir m.
Melinon m.
Melko m.
Meril-i-Turinqi f. “Queen of Flowers”
Mistarin loc.
Morion m. “Son of the Dark” ⇐ ᴱ√MORO + yondo
Moritarnon pn. “Door of Night”
Mormakil m. “Black Sword”
Mornie pn. “Black Grief”
Mornielta loc. ⇐ Mornie
Morniento loc.
Móru f. “Primeval Night”
Morwen pn. “Daughter of the Dark” ⇐ ᴱ√MORO + wen(di)
Morwinyon pn. “Glint at Dusk, Glint in the Dark; Arcturus”
Múrien pn. “Monday”
Murmenalda loc. “Vale of Sleep”
Murmuran loc.
Naimi f. “Éadgifu”
Nambare coll.
Nardi f. “a flower fairy”
Nelmer m.
Nelmir f. see ᴱQ. Naimi
Nemorie loc.
Neni Erúmear loc. “Outermost Waters” ⇐ nen¹ (plural) + erúmea (plural)
Nenuvar coll. “Water [Fay]”
Nerqal pn. “Root of Disease”
Nessa f.
Nessaran pn. “Thursday” ⇐ Nessa + sana
Nielíqi f.
Nielluin pn. “Bee of Azure, Blue Bee, Sirius”
Nienna f.
Nienóri f. ⇐ nyéna-
Nieriltasinwa pn. “Unnumbered Tears”
Nierninwa pn. “Sirius, Blue bee”
Ninwi pn. “Nineveh”
Noldarer coll. ⇐ noldare (plural)
Noldo pn. “Gnome”
Noldolion pn. “descendant of the Gnomes”
Noldomar loc. “Gnomeland” ⇐ Noldo + mar¹
Noldorin¹ m.
Noldórinan loc. ⇐ Noldo (plural) + nan
Nóleme m. ⇐ nóleme
Nornore m. “Herald of the Gods”
Nosse Tuilinda pn. “*People of Tuilindo”
Numessir loc.
Núri f. “Fui”
†Ô pn. “The Sea, Ocean”
Oikeroi m.
Olofantur m. “Fantur of Dreams”
Olóre Malle loc. “Path of Dreams”
Ómar m.
Ondolie coll. ⇐ ondo + lie
Ondolinda loc. “Singing Stone” ⇐ ondo + #linda²
Ondolindear pn. ⇐ Ondolinda
†Ondomar loc. ⇐ ondo + mar¹
Ondosta loc. ⇐ ondo + osta
†Ondostamar loc. ⇐ ondo + osta + mar¹
Ónen f.
Onensan pn. “Friday” ⇐ Ónen + sana
Oreros pn. “Eastwind”
Oresul pn. “Eastwind” ⇐ óre + súlime
Or(i)qaldo pn.
Orodáni coll. “East Danes” ⇐ óre + Dani
Oromatsile m. “Great Bear”
Orome m.
Orome Aldaron m. ⇐ Orome + Aldaron
Orossi coll. “Fays of the Mountains”
Osorot pn.
Osse m. “God of Sea”
Ostor pn. “the East, the Sun when she issues from her white gates”
Pairemo m. “The Avenger”
Pakalane pn.
Palisor loc.
Palúrien¹ f. “Wide World”
Palúrien² pn. “Friday” ⇐ Palúrien¹
Palyanoldor coll. ⇐ paláva + Noldo (plural)
Parma Kuluinen pn. “Golden Book”
Peksiporoku m. “Chantecler, (lit.) Cox-comb” ⇐ pekte + poroke
Pelek m. “Axe” ⇐ pelekko
Pelekkion m. ⇐ Pelek + -ion
Pelloini coll. “Earth [Fay]”
Pendelot m.
Pilkir coll. “Pygmies”
Poldórea m. ⇐ poldórea
Poldórien pn. “Sunday” ⇐ poldor
Poldosan pn. “Thursday” ⇐ poldor + sana
Pómelaire loc. “North Fields” ⇐ póme + laire
Ponóre loc. “Norway” ⇐ ᴱ√PO + nóre
Ponórir loc. “the Northlands, Scandinavia” ⇐ ᴱ√PO + nóre (plural)
Qalme-Tári f. “Mistress of Death”
Qalmisan pn. “Tuesday” ⇐ qalme + sana
Qalvanda loc. “Road of Death”
Qenyaqetsa pn. “*of Qenya-language” ⇐ Qenya + -qet(se)
Qerkaringa loc. “Chill Gulf” ⇐ qerka + ringa
Qorinómi pn. “Drowned in the Sea” ⇐ qorin + †Ô
Ramandur m. “Shouter, Screecher” ⇐ rama-
Rása loc. “The Sea”
Raustar m.
Rávi f.
Ringil pn. ⇐ ringa
Róka m.
Ruamóre loc. “*Still Night” ⇐ rua + móre
Rúmil m.
Rúsitaurion m. “Son of the Weary Forest”
Sahóra loc. “the South”
Sainen pn. “Saturday” ⇐ sá
Sairon m.
Saksani coll. “Saxons”
Salakanto m.
Salkinóre loc. “Africa, *(lit.) Grass Land” ⇐ salki + nóre
Salmar m.
Salmar² coll.
Samírien pn. “Double Mirth”
Sangahyando pn. “Cleaver of Throngs” ⇐ sanga + hyanda¹
Sangayando pn. “Dealer of Wounds”
Sankossi coll. “Goblins”
Sári pn. “Sun”
Sarqin pn. “Cannibal-ogre”
Sáya m.
Serindo m. “Stephen”
Silindo pn. “Jupiter”
Silindrin pn. “Moon-cauldron”
Silmaril pn. “*Moon-pearl”
Silmarinko pn. “the Orbéd Moon”
Silmo m. “the Moon”
Silpion pn. “Cherry-moon”
Simpi coll.
Singoldo pn.
Sirion loc.
Sirnúmen loc. “Western Stream”
Solóre f.
Solosimpe pn. “Shore Piper”
Sornekiris loc. “Eagles’ Cleft”
Sorontur m. “King of Eagles”
Sovalle pn. “Purification”
Súlimi f. “Varda”
Súlimo m. “Manwe”
Súlisan pn. “Sunday” ⇐ súlime + sana
†Taimavar m. “Shepherd of the Sky”
Taimoinen pn. “Wednesday” ⇐ taime
Taimordo pn. “*Sky-warrior” ⇐ taime + mordo
Taimósi pn. ⇐ taime
Taitelon loc. “Vault of Heaven” ⇐ taime + telin
Talka Marda m. “Smith of the World”
Taltelepta f. “Silver Feet”
Tamar m.
‽Tana Qentima pn. “Tale-fire”
Taniqetil loc. “Lofty Snowcap” ⇐ tá¹ + niqetil
Tanyasalpe pn. “Bowl of Fire”
Tarambolaika pn. “Thudder-sharp”
Tári-Laisi f. “Mistress of Life”
Tarkil f.
Taruktarna loc. “Oxford”
Tasarinan loc. “Land of Willows” ⇐ tasarin + nan
Tauler coll.
Taulir coll. “mountainous-giants”
Taurosse loc. “Haywood”
Taxóra loc. “a mountain name”
Teamalle loc. “High St.”
Teleatka pn. ⇐ akta
Telelle pn. “little elf”
Telellin pn.
Teler pn. “little elf”
Telerin pn.
Telerines loc.
Teler-’ohta pn. “*Sea-elf War”
Telimektar pn. “Orion, (lit.) Swordsman of Heaven”
Telimpe pn.
Telpea Kalka pn. “*Silvern Sickle”
Telpetalwi f.
Tetille f.
Tevildo m. “Prince of Cats”
Til pn.
Tilio pn. “Sirius”
Tilkal pn.
Timpinen m. “Fluter”
Tindriel f.
Tinto Ellu pn.
Tinwe Linto pn.
Tinwesan pn. “Monday” ⇐ tinwe + sana
Tinwetári f. “Queen of Stars”
Tinwevarni f. ⇐ tinwe + varni
Tiranne pn.
Tirin loc. “Tower”
Tirios Otsoyáma loc. “City of Seven Names” ⇐ tirios + otso + yáma
†Tiri(o)stirion loc. ⇐ tiri- + tirion
Tirunil f.
Tol Eressea loc. “Lonely Isle” ⇐ tol + eressea
Tolli Kimpelear loc. “*Twilit Isles”
Tolli Kuruvar loc. “Magic Isles”
Tombo pn. “Gong (of the Children)”
Tórin pn.
Tuiléris pn.
Tuilindo m. ⇐ tuilindo
Tuilindor coll. ⇐ tuilindo (plural)
Tuivána f.
Tulkas m.
Tulkassan pn. “Thursday” ⇐ Tulkas + sana
Tulkastor m.
#Tuor m.
Turambar m. “Conqueror of Fate”
Turondo m. ⇐ tur + ondo
Turuhalme pn. “Logdrawing”
Ui f.
Uin pn.
Ui Oarista f. “Queen of the Mermaids” ⇐ Ui + oaris (genitive)
Ulbandi f. ⇐ ulban
Ulmo m. “Valon of the Seas”
Ulmonan loc. “Ulmo’s Halls” ⇐ Ulmo + ?
Ulmosan pn. “Monday” ⇐ Ulmo + sana
Úmavaisor pn. “*Throne of Hate”
Umuiyan m.
Ungwe Fuiva f. “the Spider of Night”
Ungweliante f. “Great Spider Who Enmeshes”
Uole pn.
Uole Kúvion pn. “Man in the Moon, Moonking”
Uole·mi·Kūme pn. “Moon King”
Ûr pn. “Sun, (lit.) Fire”
Urdolwen pn. “Wand of Death”
Úrin pn. “Sun, (lit.) Fire” see ᴱQ. Ûr
Úrinki f. “Orbed Sun”
Úrion m.
Urwen(di) f. “Sun-maiden” ⇐ Ûr + wen(di)
Uswevanda loc. “Way of Escape” ⇐ uswe + #van
Utumna loc. “lower regions”
Utumnas m. ⇐ Utumna
Vai pn. “Outer Ocean”
Vailimo m.
Vainóni f.
Vaire f.
Vaisan pn. “Monday” ⇐ Vai + sana
Vaitya pn. “Outermost Airs”
Valahíru m. “Lord of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + ᴱ√HERE
Valatúru m. “Lord of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + ᴱ√TURU
Valinor loc. “Land of the Gods” ⇐ Vala (plural) + nóre
Valinórea pn. “*Valinorean”
Valkarauke pn. ⇐ valka¹ + (a)rauke
Valmar loc. “House or City of the Gods” ⇐ Vala + mar¹
Valpio pn. “Holy Cherry of Valinor” ⇐ Vala + pio
Valwe m. ⇐ -we²
Vána f.
Vána-Laisi f.
Vanar coll. “Valar”
Vanasan pn. “Wednesday” ⇐ Vána + sana
Vansamírin loc. “Road of the Feast of Double Mirth”
Vansil pn. “Fairgleam” ⇐ ᴱ√VANA + Sil
†Varastirion loc. ⇐ ᴱ√VṚÐṚ? + tirion
Varavilindo m. “*Birdwarden” ⇐ ᴱ√WARA + ᴱ√VILI + #lindo
Varda f.
Vardasan pn. “Monday” ⇐ Varda + sana
Vardo Meoita m. “Prince of Cats”
Vê m.
Veanne f.
Vefántur m. “Fantur of Death”
Velindo m.
Vendinuru f. ⇐ wen(di) + ᴱ√URU
Veneste f.
Vilmar loc. ⇐ ᴱ√VILI + mar¹
Vilna loc. “(lower) air”
Virtinoldor coll. “thrall-noldoli” ⇐ virt + Noldo (plural)
Voronwe m. “the Faithful” ⇐ -we²
Vorotemnar pn.
Walien loc. “land of the brown men, tropics”
Wanwavoisi coll. “Manwë and Varda”
Wendelin f.
Wendíne f. ⇐ wen(di) + -íne(a)
Wingilla f. ⇐ wingil
Wingilot pn. “Foam-flower” ⇐ winge + lóte
Wirilóme f. “Gloomweaver” ⇐ ᴱ√GWIÐI + lóme
Wiruin loc.
Yarendl m.
Yavanna f.
Yelur m. “Melko”