Middle Quenya Names

Ainulindale pn. “Music of the Ainur” ⇐ Ainu (plural) + lindale

Aiwenóre pn. “Birdland, lower air” ⇐ aiwe + nóre

Alakaru pn.

Alari pn.

Aláriel m. “Eadwine” ⇐ ᴹ✶alā́ri + -el

Alataire loc. “Great Sea” ⇐ alta + aire

Aldalemnar pn. “Week of the Trees” ⇐ alda + lemnar

Aldaron m. “Lord of Forests”

Alkar m. “Radiant” ⇐ alkar(e)

Alkorin pn. ⇐ al(a)- + Kôr + ?

Almáriel f. ⇐ almare + -iel¹

Alqalonde loc. “Swan-haven” ⇐ alqa + londe

Amalion pn.

Amardil m.

Ambarenya loc. “Middle-earth” ⇐ Ambar + enya

Ambarkanta pn. “Shape of the World”

Anari pn.

Anárion m. ⇐ Anar + -ion

Andalóke pn. “Long Serpent” ⇐ anda + lóke

Andolat loc.

Ando Lómen pn. “Door of Night”

Andóre loc. “Land of Gift” ⇐ anna + -ndor

Andúnie loc. “Sunset(land)” ⇐ andúne + -ie¹

Andúril pn. “Flame of the West”

Angainor pn.

Angamanda loc. “Iron Prison, Hells of Iron” ⇐ anga + #manda

Angor m.

Ankale pn. “Radiant-one, Sun, (lit.) The Very Bright” ⇐ an- + ᴹ√KAL

Antirion pn. ⇐ ? + tirion

Arda loc. “Earth, world” ⇐ arda

Are Fanturion pn. “Day of the Fanturi, fourth day of the Valian week” ⇐ are + Fantur (genitive plural)

Are Manwen pn. “Day of Manwe, first day of the Valian week” ⇐ are + Manwe (genitive)

Arendien pn. “Midyear’s Day” ⇐ are + ende + yén

Are Veruen pn. “Day of the Spouses, third day of the Valian week” ⇐ are + veru² (genitive dual)

Árien f. “Sun-maiden” ⇐ ᴹ√AR¹ + -ien¹

Arkimbele loc. “Rivendell” ⇐ arka + imbe²

Ar Ulmon pn. “Day of Ulmo, second day of the Valian week” ⇐ are + Ulmo (genitive)

Árundil m.

Arvalin loc. “Outside Valinor” ⇐ ar- + Valinor

Arvernien loc.

Aryandor loc.

Aryante f. “Day-bringer” ⇐ arya + ante

Astulat loc. “Bony Ridge”

Atalante pn. “Downfall(en)” ⇐ atalta-

Attólamaite pn. “biconsonantal” ⇐ atta + #ólamaite

Aule m. “Cræftfréa”

Avakúma loc. “Exterior Void” ⇐ ava + kúma

Avallon loc.

Avallonde loc. “Haven of the Gods” ⇐ ? + londe

Avalóna loc. “Outer Isle” ⇐ ava + lóna¹

Avarin pn. “language(s) of the Avari” ⇐ Avar(o) + #-rin

Avar(o) pn. “Refuser, One who does not go forth”

Earendel m.

Earendil m. “Friend of the Sea”

Earendillinwe pn. “Short Lay of Earendel”

Earráme pn. “Sea-wing” ⇐ ear + ráma

Eldahar m. ⇐ Elda + ᴹ√KHAR

Eldakan m. “Elf-bold” ⇐ Elda + ᴹ√KAN

Eldakar m. “Elfhelm” ⇐ Elda + kár

Eldamar loc. “Elvenhome” ⇐ Elda + mar

Eldamir m. “Elfstone” ⇐ Elda + míre

Eldanor loc. “Elfland” ⇐ Elda + nóre

Eldanyáre pn. “History of the Elves” ⇐ Elda + nyáre

Eldavel m. “Elfwold” ⇐ Elda + ?

Elenarda loc. “Star-kingdom” ⇐ elen + arda

Elende loc. “Elfland”

Elendil m. “Elf-friend”

#Elendilion pn. “Descendant of Elendil” ⇐ Elendil + -ion

Elendilli coll. “Elf-friends”

Elentári f. “Queen of Stars, (lit.) Star Queen”

Elériel m. “Ælfwine” ⇐ ᴹ√ELED + -el

Elerína loc. “Crowned with Stars” ⇐ elen + rína

Elessar m. “Elfstone” ⇐ elen (assimilated) + sar

Elesser m. “Elf-friend”

Elostirion loc. ⇐ †él + ostirion

Elwe m. ⇐ †él + -we²

Endamar loc. “Middle-earth” ⇐ ende + mar

Ender m. “Bridegroom”

Endien pn. “Midyear (week)” ⇐ ende + yén

Endor loc. “Middle-earth” ⇐ ende + -ndor

Engwar coll. “The Sickly”

Entarda loc. “Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East” ⇐ enta + arda

Entare pn. “Year’s beginning”

Ereol m.

Eressea loc.

Erólamaite pn. “uniconsonantal” ⇐ er + #ólamaite

Eruman loc. “desert N.E. of Valinor”

Esselda coll. “*First-elf” ⇐ esse² + Elda

Estanosse coll. “Firstborn” ⇐ esta + nosse

Este f. “rest”

Etingul pn. “one of Noldorin race who remained in Kor”

Etya-noldorin pn. “Exiled Noldorin”

Falanyel pn. “*Beach Singer” ⇐ falasse + nyello

Falasse loc. ⇐ falasse

Falmarin pn. “Foam-rider, Shore-Elf”

Fantur pn. “Lord of Cloud” ⇐ fána + -tur

Fanyamar loc. “Cloudhome, Upper Air” ⇐ fanya + mar

Feanáro m. “Radiant Sun”

Finwe m. ⇐ ᴹ√PHIN + -we²

Fionwe m. ⇐ fion + -we²

Firiel m.

#Fírimo pn. “Mortal” ⇐ fírima

Firyanor loc. ⇐ firya + nóre

Helkar loc. ⇐ helka

Helkarakse loc. “Grinding Ice” ⇐ helka + karakse

Herendil m. “Fortune-friend” ⇐ heren + -(n)dil

Herunúmen pn. “Lord-of-West” ⇐ heru + númen

Hildi coll. “Mortal Men, (lit.) Followers”

Hildórien loc. ⇐ Hildi + #-ien²

Hisilóme [þ] loc. “Twilit Mist, Land of Mist” ⇐ híse + lóme

†Hísilumbe [þ] loc. ⇐ híse + lumbe

Hui pn. “Night”

Huore m. “heart-vigour, courage”

Ialasse loc. “Everlasting Whiteness” ⇐ ia + †olos(se)

Ilien f.

Ilkorin pn. “Not of Kôr” ⇐ il- + Kôr + ?

Ilma pn. “Starlight”

Ilmandur m. ⇐ Ilma + -(n)dur

Ilmare f.

Ilmarin loc.

Ilmen loc. “Place of Light” ⇐ Ilma + men

Ilmen-assa loc. “Chasm of Ilmen” ⇐ Ilmen + assa¹

Ilumíre pn. “Silmaril” ⇐ ilu + míre

Ilurambar pn. “Walls of the World” ⇐ ilu + ramba¹ (plural)

Ilúvatar m. “All-father” ⇐ ilúve + atar

Ilúve Ilu pn. “Heaven, the universe, all that is” ⇐ ilúve + ilu

Ilverin m.

Imbeláris loc. “Rivendell”

Indis f. “Bride” ⇐ indis

Ingil m.

Ingolonde loc. “Land of the Gnomes”

Ingwe m. “Prince of Elves” ⇐ ᴹ√ING + -we²

Ingwelindar coll.

Ingwemindon loc. “Tower of Ingwë” ⇐ Ingwe + #mindon

Ingweqenya pn. ⇐ Ingwe + Qenya

Ingwi coll.

Ingwiel m. ⇐ Ingwe + ?

Iolosse loc. ⇐ ia + †olos(se)

Irilde f. “Idhril”

Írimor coll. “Fair Ones” ⇐ írima + #-mo (plural)

Isildur [þ] m. ⇐ Isil + -(n)dur

Istimor coll. “The Wise” ⇐ istima + #-mo (plural)

Kalakilya loc. “Pass of Light” ⇐ kala + kilya

Kalamando m. “Light Mando” ⇐ kala + Mandos

Kalamor coll. “Light-elves” ⇐ kala + #-mo (plural)

Kalaqenderin pn. “languages of the Elves of Light” ⇐ Kalaqendi + #-rin

Kalaqendi coll. “*Light Elves” ⇐ kala + Qende (plural)

Kalion pn. “Son of Light, Valinorian Elda”

Kiningul pn.

Koirear pn. “Stirringdays” ⇐ koire + are

Kôr loc.

Koreldarin pn. ⇐ Kôr + Eldarin

Kornoldorin pn. “ancient language of the Noldor at Kôr” ⇐ Kôr + Noldorin

Korolambe pn. “Tongue of Kôr” ⇐ Kôr + lambe

Korolóra pn. “?Ilkorin” ⇐ Kôr + -lóra

Kortirion loc. ⇐ Kôr + tirion

Kuiviénen loc. “Waters of Awakening” ⇐ kuivie + nén

Kuluqendi coll. “Golden-elves” ⇐ kulu + Qende (plural)

Kulúrien pn.

Laiqeldar coll. “Green-elves” ⇐ laiqa + Elda (plural)

Laiqendi coll. “Green-elves” ⇐ laiqa + Qende (plural)

Lámaqenta pn. “Account of Sounds”

Lámasampane pn. “Combination of Sounds”

Lamorni coll. “Talking Trees” ⇐ ᴹ√LAM + orne (plural)

Larmindon loc. ⇐ ᴹ√LAS² + #mindon

Lastalaika m. “sharp-ears” ⇐ lasta + laika

Latimberista loc. “Rivendell” ⇐ latimbe + rista

Laurelin pn. “Song of Gold” ⇐ laure + linde¹

Lemberin pn. “*of the Lembi”

Lembi coll. “Those That Lingered”

Lie-númen pn. “Númenoreans” ⇐ lie + númen

Linda pn. “Elf of Lindarin kindred”

Lindarin pn. “*of the Lindar” ⇐ Linda + #-rin

Lórien pn.

Lunguma m. “Heavy Hand” ⇐ ᴹ√LUG¹ + má¹

Lunoronti loc. “Blue Mountains” ⇐ lúne + oron (plural)

Makalaure m. “Gold-cleaver” ⇐ ᴹ√MAK + laure

Malarauko pn. “Balrog”

Malinalda pn. ⇐ malina + alda

Mandos m. “(Dread) Imprisoner” ⇐ #manda + osse

Manwe m. ⇐ ᴹ√MAN + -we²

Máraher m. “Good Steward” ⇐ mára + heru

Mardil m. ⇐ mar + -(n)dil

Martalmar loc. “Roots of the Earth” ⇐ mar + talma (plural)

Martan(o) m. “Earth-smith, Earthbuilder” ⇐ mar + tano

Mar Vanwa Tyaliéva loc. “Cottage of the Lost Play”

Melimar coll. “Lindar” ⇐ melima

Melko m.

Menelmin(do) loc. “Pillar of Heaven” ⇐ menel + #mindon

Meneltyúla loc. ⇐ menel + tyulma

Mettare pn. “Year’s end” ⇐ metta + are

Minyen pn. “first day [of year]”

Mirimor coll. ⇐ mirima

Mólanoldorin pn. “Language of enslaved Noldor”

Moreldar coll. “Dark-elves” ⇐ more + Elda (plural)

Morimando m. “Dark Mando” ⇐ more + Mandos

Morimor coll. “Dark Elves, *(lit.) Dark-ones” ⇐ more + #-mo

Morion m. “the Dark One” ⇐ more + -on¹

Morionde loc.

Moriqendi coll. “Dark-elves” ⇐ more + Qende (plural)

Mormakil m. “Black Sword” ⇐ ᴹ√MOR + makil

Nambarauto m. “Hammerer of Copper” ⇐ namba + rauta

Nanar coll. “Green-elves”

Naneldar pn. “Danian Elves” ⇐ nan + Elda (plural)

Naneldarin pn. ⇐ nan + Eldarin

Nanisáro [þ] m. “Saviour of the Dani”

Nanno m.

Narsil [þ] pn. ⇐ ᴹ√NAR¹ + ᴹ√THIL

Nefantur m. ⇐ ? + Fantur

Neldion pn. “Day of the Three, fifth day of the Valian week” ⇐ nelde (genitive plural)

Nelólamaite pn. “triconsonantal” ⇐ nel- + #ólamaite

Nessa f. “*Young”

Nessaron pn. “*Day of the Younger Gods” ⇐ nessa (genitive plural)

Nienna f.

Nienor f. “Sorrowful, Mourning” ⇐ nie + ?

Ninqelóte pn. “Pale Blossom” ⇐ ninqe + lóte

Ninqendi coll. “White-elves” ⇐ ninqe + Qende (plural)

Noldo [ñ-] pn. “one of the wise folk, Gnome”

Noldolindarin [ñ-] pn. ⇐ Noldo + Lindarin

Noldomír(e) [ñ-] pn. “Silmaril” ⇐ Noldo + míre

Noldórien [ñ-] loc. “Beleriand” ⇐ Noldo (plural) + #-ien²

Noldorin [ñ-] pn. “Gnomish”

Nú pn. “Moon”

Nuaran pn. “*West-king” ⇐ ᴹ√NDŪ + aran¹

Nuaran Númenen pn. “Lord of the West” ⇐ Nuaran + númen (genitive)

Númar loc.

#Númeheru pn. ⇐ númen + heru

Númekundo pn. “*West Prince” ⇐ númen + †kundu

Númenóre loc. “Westernesse”

Númenos pn. ⇐ númen + osto

Nurqendi coll. “Deep-elves” ⇐ núra + Qende (plural)

Nurufantur m. “Lord of Death-cloud” ⇐ nuru + Fantur

Nyarna Valarianden pn. “Annals of Beleriand”

Nyarna Valinóren pn. “Annals of Valinor”

Oiakúma loc. ⇐ oia + kúma

Oiolosse loc. “Everlasting Whiteness” ⇐ oia + †olos(se)

Olofantur m. “Lord of Dream-cloud” ⇐ olor + Fantur

Olórin m. ⇐ olor + ?

Ond loc.

Ondor loc.

Ornelie coll. “Tree-folk” ⇐ orne + lie

Ornómi coll. “Trees with Voices” ⇐ orne + óma (plural)

Orome m.

Orondil m. ⇐ oron + -(n)dil

Orontor m.

Orqin pn. “language of the Orcs” ⇐ orko + ?

Osse m.

Otselen pn. “Seven Stars” ⇐ otso + elen

Palúrien f. “Lady of the Wide Earth, Bosom of the Earth” ⇐ palúre + -ien¹

Parma Kuluina pn. “Golden Book” ⇐ parma + kuluina

Parmalambe pn. “Book-tongue” ⇐ parma + lambe

Parmaqesta pn. “Book-language” ⇐ parma + #qesta

Pelmar loc. “Enclosed Dwelling” ⇐ ᴹ√PEL(ES) + mar

Pereldar coll. “Half-eldar” ⇐ #per- + Elda (plural)

Poldor m.

Poldórea m. “Strong One, Valiant”

Qantarie pn. “Day of Completion, Oldyear’s Day” ⇐ qanta + ?

Qantesser coll. “Full Names” ⇐ qanta + esse¹ (plural)

Qendelie pn. “Elf-race” ⇐ Qende + lie

Qenta Eldalien pn. “History of the Elves” ⇐ qenta + Eldalie (genitive)

Qenta Noldorinwa pn. “History of the Gnomes” ⇐ qenta + Noldorin (possessive)

Qenta Silmarillion pn. “History of the Silmarils”

Ringil pn.

Rómelonde loc. “East-haven” ⇐ rómen + londe

Rómenildi coll. “Easterlings” ⇐ rómen + Hildi

Rúmil m.

Sanavaldo m. “Almighty”

Sangahyando [þ] pn. “Throng-cleaver” ⇐ sanga + hyando

Sauron [þ] m. ⇐ saura + -on¹

Silmaril pn.

Silmerosse pn. “Glimmering Rain” ⇐ silme + rosse

Silpion pn. “White Tree of Valinor”

Sindo [þ] m. “The Grey”

Sirvinya loc. “New Sirion” ⇐ síre + vinya¹

Solonyeldi coll. “*Surf Singers” ⇐ solor + nyello

Sorontar [þ] m. “King of Eagles” ⇐ soron (prefix) + tar-

Súlimo [þ] m. “surname of Manwë (wind-god)”

Sundokarme pn. “Base-structure”

Sûr [þ] m.

Talmar Ambaren loc. “Roots of the Earth” ⇐ talma + Ambar (genitive)

Taltelepsa f. “*Silverfoot”

Taltyelemna f. “*Silverfoot” ⇐ tál + telemna

Tampio pn.

Taniqetil loc. “High White Horn” ⇐ ᴹ✶taʒna + ninqe + tilde

Tarakil m. “Trotter”

Tar-Ellion f. “Queen of the Stars”

Tar-Kalion m.

Tarkil pn. “High Man” ⇐ tar- + Hildi

Tarkilion loc.

Tarkilmar loc. “Westermanton” ⇐ Tarkil + mar

Tar-kulu m. “*High Gold” ⇐ tar- + kulu

Tarmenel loc. “High Heaven” ⇐ tar- + menel

Tarqendi coll. “High-elves” ⇐ tar- + Qende (plural)

Tarqesta pn. “High Speech, High Language” ⇐ tar- + #qesta

Tasarinan [þ] loc. “Land of Willows” ⇐ tasar(e) + nanda

Taure Huinéva loc. “*Forest of Shadow” ⇐ taure + huine (possessive)

Telellie pn. “Teler-folk” ⇐ Teler (assimilated) + lie

Teler pn. “a Teler”

Telerin pn. “Telerian” ⇐ Teler + #-rin

Telperion pn.

Telumehtar pn. “Warrior of the Sky” ⇐ telume + mahtar

Tengwesser coll. “Letter-names” ⇐ tengwe + esse¹ (plural)

Terendul m. “Slender and Dark” ⇐ teren + nulla

Tilion m. “Horned”

Tindingol m. “*Grey-wise” ⇐ sinde + ᴹ√ÑGOL

Tindómerel f. “Nightingale, (lit.) Daughter of Twilight” ⇐ tindóme + selde

Tintalle f. “Kindler”

Tintánie f. “Kindler, Star-maker, (lit.) Star-making” ⇐ ᴹ√TIN + ᴹ√TAN¹ + -ie¹

Tinúviel f.

Tinwe-malle loc. “Star-street” ⇐ tinwe + malle

Tinwenairin loc. “Crowned with Stars” ⇐ tinwe + ?

Tinwerína loc. “Crowned with Stars” ⇐ tinwe + rína

Tinwerontar f. “Queen of Stars” ⇐ tinwe (genitive plural) + tar-

Tinwetári f. “Queen of Stars” ⇐ tinwe + tári

Tirion loc. ⇐ tirion

Tiristemindon loc. “Minas Tirith”

Tirmindon loc. ⇐ ᴹ√TIR + #mindon

Tol Eressea loc. “Lonely Isle” ⇐ tol + eressea

Tulkas m.

Tumbolatsin loc. ⇐ tumbo + latina

Túna loc. “Hill City”

Turambar m. “Master of Fate, Conqueror of Fate” ⇐ ᴹ√TUR + ᴹ√MBARAT

Turindo m. ⇐ túre + indo

Turkil pn. “Great Man, Lordly Man, Númenórean” ⇐ turo + Hildi

Túro m.

Uinen f.

Ulmo m.

Ungoliante f. “Gloomweaver” ⇐ ungo + liante

Úrien¹ f. “Sun-maiden”

Úrien² pn. “Summer”

Úrin pn. “Sun, (lit.) Fiery”

Úrion m.

Utumno loc.

Vaiaro m. “Ulmo” ⇐ Vaiya + #-ro

Vaire f. “Weaver”

Vaiya pn. “Outer Sea, Enfolding Ocean” ⇐ vai(y)a

Valakirka pn. “Sickle of the Gods” ⇐ Vala + kirka

Valandil m. “God-friend”

Valandur m. “*Servant of the Vala” ⇐ Vala + -(n)dur

#Valariande loc. “Beleriand”

Valarin pn.

Valarindi coll.

Valatar pn. “Vala-king” ⇐ Vala + tar-

Valatári pn. “Vala-queen” ⇐ Vala + tári

Valinor loc. “Land of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + nóre

Valinórelúmien pn. “Annals of Valinor”

Valmar loc. “City of the Gods” ⇐ Vala + mar

Vana f.

Varda f. “Lofty, Sublime”

Veaneldar coll. “Sea-elves” ⇐ vea² + Elda (plural)

Vinya loc. “Young, New Land” ⇐ vinya¹

Vinyarie pn. “Newyear’s Day” ⇐ vinya¹ + ?

Vista loc. “Air” ⇐ vista

Voronwe m. “Steadfast, Faithful”

Wingelóte pn. “Foam-flower” ⇐ winge + lóte

Yára-noldorin pn. “Old Noldorin”

Yáre m. “Eldest” ⇐ yáre

Yavanna f. “Fruit-giver” ⇐ yáve + anna

Yénie Valinóren pn. “Annals of Valinor”