Quenya Names
- Aicanáro m. “Fell Fire; Sharp Flame” ⇐ aica + nár
- Ailinel f. ⇐ ailin + -iel
- Ainulindalë pn. “Music of the Ainur” ⇐ Ainu + lindalë
- Airefëa pn. “Holy Spirit” ⇐ airë¹ + fëa
- Airë Tári pn. “Holy Queen”
- Aiwendil m. “Lover of Birds” ⇐ aiwë + -(n)dil
- Alalvinórë loc. “Land of Many Elms” ⇐ alalvëa + nórë
- Alamanyar coll. “(Elves) Not of Aman” ⇐ al(a)-¹ + Amanyar
- Alatar m. ⇐ ? + tar-¹
- Alcarin pn. “Glorious” ⇐ alcarin(qua)
- Alcarinquë pn. “Glorious” ⇐ alcarin(qua)
- Alcarondas pn. “Castle of the Sea” ⇐ alcar + ?
- Aldalómë loc. “Tree-twilight” ⇐ alda + lómë
- Aldamir m. “*Tree Jewel” ⇐ alda + mírë
- Aldanil m. “Lover of Trees” ⇐ alda + -(n)dil
- Aldarion m. “*Son of Trees” ⇐ alda (plural) + -ion
- Aldaron m. “Lord of Forests, (lit.) Of Trees” ⇐ alda (genitive plural)
- Aldudénië pn. “Lament for the Two Trees” ⇐ alda (dual) + ?
- Almaren loc. ⇐ ᴹQ. almare
- Almarian f. ⇐ ᴹQ. almare
- Almiel f. “?Blessed Daughter” ⇐ almë + -iel
- Alqualondë loc. “Haven of the Swans” ⇐ alqua + londë
- Altáriel f. “Galadriel” ⇐ T. alata + riel(lë)
- Aman loc. “Blessed Realm”
- Amanar pn. “Yule” ⇐ #am- + Anar
- Amandil m. “Lover of Aman” ⇐ Aman + -(n)dil
- Amaneldi coll. “*Elves of Aman” ⇐ Aman + Elda (plural)
- Amanyar coll. “Those of Aman” ⇐ Aman + -ya¹ (plural)
- Amarië f. ⇐ márië
- Ambaráto m. “*High Champion” ⇐ amba¹ + aráto
- Ambarmenië pn. “Way of the World” ⇐ Ambar + men- (gerund)
- Ambaróna loc. “Eastern (Land)” ⇐ ambarónë
- Ambarto m. “*High and Lofty” ⇐ amba¹ + arata
- Ambarussa m. “Top-russet” ⇐ amba¹ + russa
- Anairë f. “*Holiest” ⇐ an- + airë¹
- Anarcalin m. “*Sun-Bright” ⇐ Anar + calina
- Anardil m. “*Lover of the Sun” ⇐ Anar + -(n)dil
- Anárion m. “*Son of the Sun” ⇐ Anar + -ion
- Anarríma pn. “*Sun Border” ⇐ Anar + ᴹQ. ríma
- Anaxartaron Onyalië pn. “Of the Ents and the Eagles”
- Ancalimë f. “*Brightest (f.)” ⇐ an- + calima
- Ancalimon m. “*Brightest (m.)” ⇐ an- + calima + -on¹
- Andafalassë loc. “Langstrand” ⇐ anda + falassë
- Andafangar coll. “Longbeards” ⇐ anda + #fanga (plural)
- Andor loc. “Land of Gift” ⇐ anna + -ndor
- Anducal m. “*Light of the West” ⇐ andú- + cala
- Anduinë loc. “Long River” ⇐ anda + -(n)duinë
- Andúnë loc. “The West” ⇐ andúnë
- Andúnië loc. “Sunset” ⇐ andúnë + -ië¹
- Andúril pn. “Flame of the West” ⇐ andú- + √RIL
- Andustar loc. “Westlands”
- Angainor pn.
- Angalailin loc. “Mirrormere” ⇐ angal + ailin
- Angamaitë m. “Iron-handed” ⇐ anga + maitë
- Angamando loc. “Iron Prison, Iron-gaol” ⇐ anga + mando
- Angaráto m. “*Iron Champion” ⇐ anga + aráto
- Annatar m. “Lord of Gifts” ⇐ anna + tar-¹
- Apanónar coll. “After-born” ⇐ apa¹ + #nóna
- Aracáno m. “High Chieftain”
- Aracondo m. “*Noble Prince” ⇐ ar(a)- + cundo
- Aracorno m. “Aragorn” ⇐ ar(a)- + ?
- Arafinwë m. “*Noble Finwë” ⇐ ar(a)- + Finwë
- Araman loc. “Outside Aman, *Beside Aman” ⇐ ar- + Aman
- Aran Endór pn. “King of Middle-earth”
- Aranórë loc. “Kingsland” ⇐ aran + nórë
- Arantar m. “*High King” ⇐ aran + tar-¹
- Aranwë m. “*King-person” ⇐ aran + -wë
- Aranwion m. “Son of Aranwë” ⇐ Aranwë + -ion
- Aratan m. “*Noble Man” ⇐ ar(a)- + Atan
- Aratar coll. “High Ones, The Exalted, The Supreme” ⇐ arata (plural)
- Arcantiër coll. “Major Patterns” ⇐ ar(a)- + #cantië (plural)
- Arcastar pn. “Tolkien”
- Arciryas m. “*Noble Ship” ⇐ ar(a)- + cirya¹
- Arda loc. “The World, (lit.) Realm”
- Arda Alahasta pn. “Arda Unmarred”
- Arda Envinyanta pn. “Arda Healed”
- ^Arda Harina pn. “Arda Marred”
- Arda Hastaina pn. “Arda Marred”
- Ardamin m. “*World Tower” ⇐ Arda + mindon
- Ardamir m. “*World-jewel” ⇐ Arda + mírë
- Ardamírë m. “Jewel of the World” ⇐ Arda + mírë
- Ardaranyë loc. “Kingdom of Arda”
- Arda Sahta pn. “Arda Marred”
- Arda Úvana pn. “Arda Marred”
- Arda Vanya pn. “Arda Unmarred”
- Arfanyarassë loc. “High Shining White Peak” ⇐ ar(a)- + fanya + rassë
- Argoldo m. “Noble Noldo” ⇐ ar(a)- + Noldo
- Arien f. “Maiden of the Sun” ⇐ árë + -ien¹
- Armenelos loc. “City of the Kings; *(lit.) Noble Heaven City” ⇐ ar(a)- + menel + osto (suffix)
- Artafindë m. “*Noble [Golden] Hair” ⇐ arata + findë
- Artaher m. “Noble Lord” ⇐ arata + heru
- Artamir m. “*Noble Jewel” ⇐ arata + mírë
- Artanáro m. “*Noble Fire” ⇐ arata + nár
- Artanga m. “*Noble Iron” ⇐ arata + anga
- Artanis f. “Noble Woman” ⇐ arata + nís
- Artano m. “High-smith” ⇐ ar(a)- + tamo¹
- Artaresto m. ⇐ arata + ?
- Arvernien loc. “Land(s) beside the Verna” ⇐ ar- + Verna + #-ien²
- Astaldo m. “Valiant” ⇐ astalda
- Atalantë pn. “Downfall(en)” ⇐ atalantë
- Atanalcar m. “*Man Glory” ⇐ Atan + alcar
- Atanamir m. “*Man Jewel” ⇐ Atan + mírë
- Atanatar pn. “Father of Men” ⇐ Atan + atar¹
- Atanatárion pn. “(Legendarium) of the Fathers of Men” ⇐ Atanatar (genitive plural)
- Atandil m. “Friend of Men” ⇐ Atan + -(n)dil
- Atarincë m. “Little Father” ⇐ atar¹ + #-incë
- atendëa pn. “double-middle” ⇐ at(a)- + #endëa
- Attalyar coll. “Bipeds, (lit.) The Two-footed” ⇐ #attalya (plural)
- Attólamaitë pn. “biconsonantal” ⇐ atta + #ólamaitë
- Atyamar loc. “*Second Home” ⇐ †tatya + már
- Atyarussa m. “Second-russa”
- Aulë m. “The Maker, The Smith”
- Aulendil m. “Servant of Aulë” ⇐ Aulë + -(n)dil
- Aulendur pn. “Servant of Aulë” ⇐ Aulë + -(n)dur
- Aulëonnar coll. “Children of Aulë”
- Aurel pn. “Elf who left Middle-earth for Aman”
- Avallónë loc. “Outer Isle” ⇐ #ava¹ + #lónë
- Avamanyar coll. “Elves who would not go to Aman” ⇐ ava-² + Amanyar
- Avar pn. “Refuser, Elf who did not journey to Aman” ⇐ ava-¹ + #-r(o)
- Avarin pn. “language(s) of the Avari, *of the Avari” ⇐ Avar + #-rin
- †Avathar loc. “Shadows”
- Axantur m. “*Master of Law” ⇐ axan + -tur
- Calacirian loc. “Anglicanized Calaciryan”
- Calacirya loc. “Pass of Light” ⇐ cala + cirya²
- Calaciryan loc. “*Land of Calacirya” ⇐ Calacirya + ✶yandē
- Calantar pn. “Light-giver” ⇐ cala + anta- + #-r(o)
- Calaquenderin pn. ⇐ Calaquendi + #-rin
- Calaquendi coll. “Elves of the Light, (lit.) Light Elves” ⇐ cala + Quendë (plural)
- Calimehtar m. “*Bright Warrior” ⇐ calima + #mehtar
- Calimmacil m. “*Bright Sword” ⇐ calima + macil
- Calion m. “*Son of Light” ⇐ cala + -ion
- Caliondo m. ⇐ cala + -ndo
- Calmacil m. “*Sword of Light, Shining Sword” ⇐ cala + macil
- Calmindon loc. “Light-tower” ⇐ cala + mindon
- Caltáriel f. “woman crowned with glory, radiance”
- Canafinwë m. “Strong-voiced Finwë” ⇐ cáno + Finwë
- Carma-cundo pn. “Helm-guardian”
- Carnil pn. “*Red Star” ⇐ carnë + †él
- Carnimírië pn. “Red-jewelled” ⇐ carnë + mírëa + -ië¹
- Carnistir m. “Red-face”
- Casallië pn. “*Dwarf-folk” ⇐ Casar (assimilated) + lië
- Casarrondo loc. “Dwarrowvault” ⇐ Casar + rondo¹
- Castamir m. ⇐ ? + mírë
- Celecormë m.
- Cemendur m. “*Servant of the Earth” ⇐ cemen + -(n)dur
- Ciriáran pn. “Mariner King, *(lit.) Ship King” ⇐ cirya¹ + aran
- Ciryaher m. “*Ship Lord” ⇐ cirya¹ + heru
- Ciryandil m. “*Ship Lover” ⇐ cirya¹ + -(n)dil
- Ciryatan m. “Shipbuilder, Shipwright” ⇐ ciryatan
- Ciryatur m. “*Ship-master” ⇐ cirya¹ + -tur
- Ciryon m. ⇐ cirya¹ + -on¹
- Cormacolindor coll. “Ring-bearers” ⇐ #corma + #colindo (plural)
- Cormarë pn. “Ringday”
- Corollairë loc. “Green Mound, *(lit.) Mound of Summer” ⇐ coron (assimilated) + lairë
- Coron Oiolairë loc. “Mound Ever-summer” ⇐ coron + oi(o) + lairë
- Cuiviénen loc. “Water of Awakening” ⇐ cuivië¹ + nén
- Cuivienyarna pn. “Legend of the Awakening [of the Quendi]”
- Culúrien pn. “*Golden Garland” ⇐ √KUL + rië¹
- Curufinwë m. “*Skilled-Finwë” ⇐ curu + Finwë
- Curumo m. “*Skilled-one” ⇐ curu + -mo
- Eälótë pn. “*Sea Flower” ⇐ ëar + lótë
- Eämbar¹ pn. “Sea-dwelling” ⇐ ëar + már
- Eämbar² pn. “Creation as a Whole” ⇐ Eä + Ambar
- Eärambar pn. “Walls of Eä” ⇐ Eä + ramba (plural)
- Eärendil m. “Lover of the Sea” ⇐ ëar + -(n)dil
- Eärendur m. “Mariner, *(lit.) Servant of the Sea” ⇐ ëar + -(n)dur
- Eärnil m. “*Lover of the Sea” ⇐ ëar + -(n)dil
- Eärnur m. “*Servant of the Sea” ⇐ ëar + -(n)dur
- Eärrámë pn. “Sea-wing” ⇐ ëar + ráma
- Eärwen f. “*Sea-maiden” ⇐ ëar + vendë (suffix)
- Ecelli coll. “The Forsaken”
- Ekkaia loc. “Outer Sea”
- Elatan m. “*Star Man” ⇐ †él + Atan
- Eldacar m. “Elfhelm” ⇐ Elda + carma¹
- Elda-lambë pn. “Language of the Eldar”
- Eldalondë loc. “Haven of the Eldar” ⇐ Elda + londë
- Eldalótë f. “Elven-flower”
- Eldamar loc. “Elvenhome” ⇐ Elda + már
- Eldameldor coll. “Elf-friends, Elf-lovers” ⇐ Elda + #meldo (plural)
- Eldandil m. “Elf-friend” ⇐ Elda + -(n)dil
- Eldanna loc. “*Elf-wards” ⇐ Elda + -nna
- Eldanor loc. “Elvenland” ⇐ Elda + nórë
- Eldanyárë pn. “History of the Elves” ⇐ Elda + nyárë
- Eldarion m. “*Son of the Eldar” ⇐ Elda (plural) + -ion
- Eldavehtë pn. “a habitation, haunt or place occupied by Eldar”
- †Eldo pn. “one of the Marchers”
- Elemmacil m. “*Star Sword” ⇐ elen + macil
- Elemmírë pn. “Elven-gem, Star-gem” ⇐ elen (assimilated) + mírë
- Elendë loc. “Elfland”
- Elendil m. “Elf-friend, Star-lover” ⇐ Elda + elen + -(n)dil
- Elendili coll. “Elf-friends” ⇐ Elendil (plural)
- Elendilmir pn. “Star of Elendil” ⇐ Elendil + mírë
- Elendur m. “*Star-servant” ⇐ elen + -(n)dur
- Elenna loc. “Starwards” ⇐ elen + -nna
- Elenna-nórë loc. “The Land of the Star” ⇐ Elenna + nórë
- Elentári f. “Queen of the Stars, Star-queen” ⇐ elen + tári
- Elentir pn. “*Star-gazer” ⇐ elen + tir-
- Elentirmo m. “Star-watcher”
- Elenwë f. ⇐ elen + -wë
- Elerondiel f. “*Daughter of Elrond” ⇐ *Elerondo + -iel
- *Elerondo m. “Elrond, (lit.) Star-dome” ⇐ elen + rondo¹
- Elerondorel f. “*Daughter of Elrond” ⇐ *Elerondo + seldë
- Elerossë m. “Star Foam” ⇐ elen + #rossë
- Elerrína loc. “Crowned with Stars” ⇐ elen + rína
- Elessar m. “Elfstone” ⇐ elen (assimilated) + #sar
- Elestirnë f. “Star-brow” ⇐ elen (assimilated) + *estirnë
- Elmo m.
- Elostirion loc. “*Star Fort” ⇐ †él + ᴹQ. ostirion
- Elpino m. “*Christ”
- Elwë m. ⇐ †él + -wë
- Emerië loc. “?The Herding” ⇐ #emer- + -ië²
- enderi coll. “middle-days” ⇐ endë + ré (plural suffix)
- Endórë loc. “Middle-earth, (lit.) Middle Land” ⇐ endë + nórë
- Enellië pn. “*Company of Enel” ⇐ ✶Enel + lië
- Engwar coll. “Men, (lit.) The Sickly” ⇐ #engwa (plural)
- Entulessë pn. “Return” ⇐ entulessë
- Envinyatar m. “Renewer” ⇐ #envinyata- + #-r(o)
- Eönwë m. ⇐ ? + -wë
- Ercambo m. “Onehand(ed), One-hand Man” ⇐ er + camba
- Ercantië pn. “Great Pattern” ⇐ er + #cantië
- Erendis f. “?Lonely Bride” ⇐ er? + indis?
- Eressëa loc. “Lonely (Isle)” ⇐ eressëa
- Ermenië pn. “One Beginning” ⇐ er + men- (gerund)
- Erólamaitë pn. “uniconsonantal” ⇐ er + #ólamaitë
- Eruamillë f. “*Mother of God” ⇐ Eru + amil(lë)
- #Eruanna pn. “[God’s] Grace” ⇐ Eru + anna
- Eruhantalë pn. “Thanksgiving of Eru” ⇐ Eru + #hantalë
- Eruhin pn. “Child of Eru (God)” ⇐ Eru + hína (suffix)
- Eruion m. “*Son of God” ⇐ Eru + -ion
- Erukyermë pn. “Prayer of Eru”
- Erulaitalë pn. “Praise of Eru” ⇐ Eru + #laitalë
- Erulingar coll. “Rohirrim”
- #Erulissë pn. “[God’s] Grace” ⇐ Eru + lissë²
- #Eruman loc. “Heaven” ⇐ Eru + √MAN
- Eruontarië f. “*Mother of God, (lit.) God-genetrix” ⇐ Eru + ontari(l)
- Erusēn coll. “Children of God” ⇐ Eru + #sén (plural)
- Essecarmë pn. “Name-making”
- Essecenta Eldarinwa pn. “Enquiry (into the origins) of the Elvish names”
- Essecilmë pn. “Name-choosing” ⇐ essë¹ + cilmë
- Estë f. “Rest, Repose, Peace”
- Estelmo m. “*Hope-person” ⇐ estel + -mo
- Etyangoldi coll. “Exiled Noldor”
- Etya-noldorin pn. “Exile-Noldorin”
- Fairondi coll. “Incarnates” ⇐ fairë + hrondo
- Falarombar pn. ⇐ √PHAL + romba (plural)
- Falassion m. “*Shore-son” ⇐ falassë + -ion
- Falastur m. “Lord of the Coasts” ⇐ falassë + -tur
- Falmari coll. “Sea-elves, (lit.) Wave-folk” ⇐ falma
- Faniel f. ⇐ ? + -iel
- Fëanáro m. “Spirit of Fire” ⇐ fëa + nár
- Fëanoreva Tengwassë pn. “Feanorian Alphabet”
- Fëanturi coll. “Masters of Spirits” ⇐ fëa + -tur (plural)
- Findaráto m. “*[Golden] Hair Champion” ⇐ findë + aráto
- Findecáno m. “*Hair Commander” ⇐ findë + cáno
- Findis f. ⇐ Finwë + Indis
- Finwë m. ⇐ √PHIN¹ + -wë
- Finwion m. “Son of Finwë” ⇐ Finwë + -ion
- Fíriel f. “She that Died; She that Sighed; Mortal Woman” ⇐ fir- + -iel
- Fírima pn. “Mortal, (lit.) One Apt to Die” ⇐ fírima
- Firindil m. “Friend of Men” ⇐ Fírima + -(n)dil
- Firya pn. “Mortal” ⇐ firya
- Follondië loc. “North-harbourage” ⇐ formen (prefix) + #londië
- Formenos loc. “Northern Fortress” ⇐ formen + osto (suffix)
- Forontë pn. “Northern Lamp” ⇐ for-
- Forostar loc. “Northlands”
- Haimenar m. “*Far-farer” ⇐ ᴹ√KHAY + men- + #-r(o)
- Hallacar m. “*Tall Helm” ⇐ halla + carma¹
- Hallatan m. “*Tall Man” ⇐ halla + Atan
- Hávanissi coll. “Bread-women” ⇐ háva + nís (plural)
- Hecel pn. “Elf who stayed in Beleriand” ⇐ hecil + Elda
- Hecelmar loc. “*Home of the Hecel” ⇐ Hecel + már
- Helcar loc. ⇐ helca
- Helcaraxë loc. “Grinding Ice” ⇐ helca + #caraxë
- Helluin pn. “?Ice or Sky Blue” ⇐ ? + luinë
- Heren Istarion pn. “Order of Wizards” ⇐ heren + Istar (genitive plural)
- Herucalmo m. ⇐ heru + cala + -mo
- Heru Imillion pn. “Lord of the Rings”
- Herumor m. “*Black Lord” ⇐ heru + morë
- Herunúmen m. “Lord of the West” ⇐ heru + númen
- Hildor coll. “Men, Aftercomers, (lit.) Followers” ⇐ #hildë
- Hildórien loc. “*Land of the Followers” ⇐ Hildor + #-ien²
- Hirilondë pn. “Haven-finder” ⇐ hir- (aorist) + londë
- Hísilómë [þ] loc. “Land of Mist, (lit.) Mist-and-Dusk” ⇐ #hísë + lómë
- Hostamir m. “*Many Jewels” ⇐ ᴹQ. hosta + mírë
- Hrávandil m. “*Wild Beast Friend” ⇐ hravan + -(n)dil
- Hravani coll. “Wild-men, Savages” ⇐ hravan (plural)
- Hristo m. “*Christ”
- Hríva loc. “[unglossed]”
- Hrívion pn. ⇐ hrívë
- Hröambari coll. “Incarnate[s]” ⇐ hröa + √MBAR
- Hrónatani coll. “*Easterlings” ⇐ (h)róna + Atan (plural)
- Hyallondië loc. “South-harbourage” ⇐ hyar- + #londië
- Hyarantar loc. “?Southern Height” ⇐ hyarna¹ + tar-¹
- Hyarantë pn. “Southern Lamp”
- Hyarastorni loc. “?South Fastness” ⇐ hyar- + √STOR
- Hyarmendacil m. “South-victor, South-slayer” ⇐ hyarmen + #-ndacil
- Hyarmentir loc. “*South Watch” ⇐ hyarmen + tir-
- Hyarnustar loc. “Southwestlands”
- Hyarrostar loc. “Southeastlands”
- Ilion m. ⇐ √IL? + -ion
- Illuin pn.
- *Ilma pn. “Starlight”
- Ilmarë f. ⇐ *Ilma + ?
- Ilmarin loc. “Mansion of the High Airs” ⇐ *Ilma + ?
- Ilmen loc. “*Place of Starlight” ⇐ *Ilma + men
- Ilquendatar m. “Father of All Quendi” ⇐ #il- + Quendë + atar¹
- Ilthániel f. “*Starkindler”
- Ilúvatar m. “Father of All” ⇐ ilúvë + atar¹
- Ilwen f. ⇐ √IL? + vendë (suffix)
- Imillië pn. “Company of Imin” ⇐ ✶Imin + lië
- Incánus m. “Mind Master(ship)” ⇐ incánussë
- Indis f. “Great Woman” ⇐ indis
- Indis i·Ciryamo pn. “The Mariner’s Wife”
- Ingalaurë m. “*Top Gold” ⇐ inga + laurë
- Ingoldo m. “The Noldo” ⇐ i¹ + Noldo
- Ingolondë loc. “Country of the Noldor”
- Ingwë m. “Chief” ⇐ √ING + -wë
- Ingwë Ingweron pn. “Chief of the Chieftains”
- Ingwemar loc. “*Ingwë Home” ⇐ Ingwë + már
- Ingwi coll. “People of Ingwë, Chieftains” ⇐ Ingwë (plural)
- Ingwil m.
- Ingwion m. “Son of Ingwë” ⇐ Ingwë + -ion
- Írildë f. ⇐ #írë? + -ldë²?
- Irildë f. “?Beloved Brilliance”
- Írimë f. “*Lovely” ⇐ írima
- Írimon m. ⇐ #írë? + -mo?
- Írissë f. “*Desirable Lady” ⇐ #írë + -issë
- Irmo m. “Desirer” ⇐ #írë + -mo
- Isildur [þ] m. “*Servant of the Moon” ⇐ Isil + -(n)dur
- Isildurioni [þ] coll. “Heirs of Isildur” ⇐ Isildur + -ion (plural)
- Isilmë f. “*Moonlight” ⇐ isilmë
- Isilmo [þ] m. ⇐ Isil + -mo
- Istar pn. “Wizard, (lit.) One Who Knows” ⇐ ista- + #-r(o)
- Istarnië f.
- Itarillë f. “*Sparkling Brilliance” ⇐ ita- + √RIL + -llë¹
- i Tumbo Tarmacorto loc. “the Vale of the High Mountain Circle”
- i Túrin i Cormaron pn. “the Lord of the Rings”
- Kementári f. “Queen of the Earth” ⇐ cemen + tári
- Laicolassë m. “Green-foliage” ⇐ laica + olass(i)ë
- Laiquendi coll. “Green-elves” ⇐ laica + Quendë (plural)
- Lalwendë f. “Laughing Maiden” ⇐ lala- + vendë
- Lámaquenta pn. “Account of Sounds”
- Lámasampanë pn. “Combination of Sounds”
- Lambengolmor coll. “Loremasters of Tongues” ⇐ lambë + ingolmo (plural)
- Lambenyáre pn. “Account of ... Languages” ⇐ lambë + nyárë
- Lassemista pn. “Leaf-Grey” ⇐ lassë + mista
- Laurefindele m. “Golden Haired” ⇐ laurë + findelë
- Laurelin pn. “Song of Gold, Singing Gold” ⇐ laurë + #lindë
- Laurelindórenan loc. “(Land of the) Valley of Singing Gold” ⇐ laurë + #lindë + -ndor + nan(do)
- Laurenandë loc. “Valley of Gold”
- Lëa-vinya f. “Lëa the Young”
- Lemberin pn. “*of the Lembi” ⇐ Lembi + #-rin
- Lembi coll. “Lingerers” ⇐ ᴹQ. lemba
- Lenwë m. ⇐ ? + -wë
- #Lestanórë loc. “Doriath, *(lit.) Land of the Girdle” ⇐ #lesta + nórë
- Linda pn. “Singer”
- Lindalambë pn. “Language of the Lindar” ⇐ Linda + lambë
- Lindarin pn. “*of the Lindar” ⇐ Linda + #-rin
- Lindelorendor pn. “Singing-dream-land” ⇐ #lindë + lórë + -ndor
- Lindissë f. “*Singer (f.)” ⇐ #lindë + -issë
- Lindónë loc. “Lindon”
- Lindórië f. ⇐ #lindë + ?
- Lómëanor loc. “Gloomyland” ⇐ #lómëa + -ndor
- Lóminórë loc. “*Echoing Land” ⇐ North S. lómin + nórë
- Lómion m. “Son of Twilight” ⇐ lómë + -ion
- Lórellin loc. “*Dream Pool” ⇐ lórë + √LIN¹?
- Lórien pn. “*Dream Lands” ⇐ lórë + #-ien²
- Luinil pn. “*Blue Star” ⇐ luinë + †él
- Lumbar pn. “?Shadow Home” ⇐ ᴹQ. lumbe? + már?
- Lúnaturco loc. “?Dark Stronghold”
- Lungumá m. “Heavyhand” ⇐ #lungo + má
- Lungumaqua m. “Heavyhand” ⇐ #lungo + maqua
- Luvailin loc. “Shadowmere” ⇐ √LUB¹ + ailin
- Macalaurë m. “Forging Gold” ⇐ √MAK + laurë
- Máhan pn. “one of the eight chiefs of the Valar”
- Máhanaxar loc. “Ring of Doom, *(lit.) Ring of Judgement” ⇐ Máhan
- Mahtan m. “?Forger Smith” ⇐ √MAK + tamo¹
- Mairen f. ⇐ maira
- Mairon m. “Admirable” ⇐ maira + -on¹
- Maitimo m. “Well-shaped One” ⇐ maitë + -mo
- Malantur m. “?Golden Lord” ⇐ malina + -tur
- #Malariandë loc. “Beleriand” see Q. #Valariandë
- Malinalda pn. “Tree of Gold” ⇐ malina + alda
- Maltaras loc. “gold-horn”
- Mámandil m. “*Sheep-friend” ⇐ máma + -(n)dil
- Mandos loc. “Castle of Custody” ⇐ mando + osto (suffix)
- Manwë m. “Blessed Being” ⇐ √MAN + -wë
- Manwendil m. “*Friend of Manwë” ⇐ Manwë + -(n)dil
- Manyel f. ⇐ √MAN + -iel
- Mardil m. “Devoted to the House” ⇐ mar(da) + -(n)dil
- Mardorunando pn. “*Redeemer of the World”
- María f. “*Mary”
- Máriel f. “[unglossed]”
- Mar-nu-Falmar loc. “Land under the Waves” ⇐ már + nu + falma (plural)
- Martamo m. “World-artificer” ⇐ mar(da) + tamo¹
- Mar Tyaliéva pn. “House of Mirth”
- Mar Vanwa Tyaliéva loc. “House of Past (or Departed) Mirth”
- Melkor m. “He who arises in Might; (lit.) Mighty Arising”
- Melkorohíni coll. “Children of Melkor” ⇐ Melkor + hína (plural)
- Melkorsēni coll. “Children of Melkor” ⇐ Melkor + #sén (plural)
- Melyanna f. “*Dear Gift”
- Meneldil m. “*Lover of the Heavens” ⇐ menel + -(n)dil
- Meneldur m. “*Servant of the Heavens” ⇐ menel + -(n)dur
- Menelmacar pn. “Swordsman of the Sky” ⇐ menel + macar
- Menelmacil pn. “*Sword of the Sky” ⇐ menel + macil
- Meneltarma loc. “Pillar of Heaven” ⇐ menel + tarma
- Mettanyë pn. “?I End” ⇐ metta + -n(yë)
- Mettarë pn. “last day of the year, *(lit.) end-day” ⇐ metta + ré
- Minalcar m. “?First Glory” ⇐ minya? + alcar?
- Minardil m. “?Friend of the Tower” ⇐ minassë? + -(n)dil
- Minastan m. “?Smith of the Tower” ⇐ minassë? + tamo¹
- Minastir m. “?Watch Tower” ⇐ minassë? + tir-
- Mindon Eldaliéva loc. “Lofty Tower of the Eldalië” ⇐ mindon + Eldalië (possessive)
- Minnónar coll. “First-born” ⇐ minya + #nóna
- Minohtar m. “*First Warrior” ⇐ minya + ohtar
- Minyar coll. “Firsts (original clan name of the Vanyar)” ⇐ minya (plural)
- Minyarussa m. “First-russa”
- Minyatur m. “First-ruler” ⇐ minya + -tur
- Minyon m. “First-begotten” ⇐ minya + √NŌ/ONO
- Míriel f. “*Jewel-daughter” ⇐ mírë + -iel
- Mírondina pn. “Incarnate” ⇐ mi + hrondo + -ina
- Mirröanwi coll. “Incarnates” ⇐ #mirröanwë
- Mittalmar loc. “Inlands” ⇐ mitta + már
- #Mondósar loc. “Oxford” ⇐ mundo + √THAR¹
- Morifinwë m. “Dark Finwë” ⇐ morë + Finwë
- Morikotto m. “*Dark Enemy” ⇐ morë + #cotto
- Morinehtar m. “Darkness-slayer”
- Moriquendi coll. “Elves of the Darkness, (lit.) Dark Elves” ⇐ morë + Quendë (plural)
- Mormacil m. “Black Sword” ⇐ √MOR + macil
- Morños m. “*Dark Enemy” see Q. Morikotto
- Morwë m. ⇐ √MOR + -wë
- Nahar m.
- Naira pn.
- Naltariel [ñ-] f. “Galadriel” ⇐ nalta + riel(lë)
- Námo m. “Judge, Ordainer” ⇐ námo²
- Nand’ Ondoluncava loc. “Stonewain Valley”
- Nandor coll. “Silvan Elves, (lit.) Those who go back”
- Nandorin pn. ⇐ Nandor + #-rin
- Nano m.
- Nan-tasarion [þ] loc. “Vale of Willow[s]” ⇐ nan(do) + tasar(ë) (genitive plural)
- Narmacil m. “*Fire-sword” ⇐ nár + macil
- Narsil [þ] pn. “Red and White Flame” ⇐ √NAR + √THIL
- Narsilion [þ] pn. “(Song) of the Sun and Moon” ⇐ √NAR + √THIL (genitive plural)
- Narya pn. “(Ring) of Fire” ⇐ nár + -ya¹
- Naucalië coll. “People of the Dwarves”
- Návarot loc. “Hollowbold” ⇐ #náva¹ + rotto
- Návatar m. “*Dwarf-father” ⇐ #náva¹? + atar¹
- Neldië pn. “*Trinity” ⇐ neldë + -ië¹
- Nelólamaitë pn. “triconsonantal” ⇐ ᴹQ. nel- + #ólamaitë
- Nelwë m.
- Nelyafinwë m. “Finwë third” ⇐ †nelya + Finwë
- Nelyar pn. “Thirds (original clan name of the Teleri)” ⇐ †nelya (plural)
- Nénar pn. ⇐ néna + ?
- Nendili coll. “Water-lovers” ⇐ nén + -(n)dil (plural)
- Nenya pn. “(Ring) of Water” ⇐ nén + -ya¹
- Nerdanel f. ⇐ nér + ?
- Nerwen f. “Man-maiden”
- Nessa f. “she that has manlike valour or strength”
- Nessanië f. ⇐ Nessa
- Nieliccilis f.
- Nienna f. “Lady of Pity and Mourning” ⇐ ᴹQ. nie + ?
- Nienor f. “Mourning” ⇐ ᴹQ. nie + ?
- Nindamos loc. ⇐ nenda + osto
- Nindatalma loc. “Wetwang, Nindalf”
- Ninquelótë pn. “White Blossom” ⇐ ninquë + lótë
- Nísimaldar [þ] loc. “Fragrant Trees”
- Nísinen [þ] loc. “*Fragrant Water” ⇐ #nis- + nén
- Nityafinwë m. “Little Finwë” ⇐ #nitya + Finwë
- Noirinan loc. “Valley of Tombs”
- Noldo [ñ-] pn. “one of the wise folk, Gnome”
- Noldolantë [ñ-] pn. “Fall of the Noldor”
- Noldóran [ñ-] pn. “King of the Ñoldor” ⇐ Noldo + aran
- Noldorin [ñ-] pn. “of the Noldo; the Noldor language” ⇐ Noldo + #-rin
- Nólimon [ñ-] m. “*Learned One” ⇐ nólë + -mo
- Nolofinwë [ñ-] m. ⇐ √ÑGOL¹ + Finwë
- Nolondil m. “?Friend of Knowledge” ⇐ nólë + -(n)dil
- Nornalië pn. “People of the Dwarves” ⇐ norna + lië
- Norsus [ñorþus] m. “Mist of Fear”
- Númellótë m. “Flower of the West” ⇐ númen (assimilated) + lótë
- Númendil m. “*Friend of the West” ⇐ númen + -(n)dil
- Númenórë loc. “Westernesse, (lit.) West-land” ⇐ númen + nórë
- Númerrámar pn. “West-wings” ⇐ númen (assimilated) + ráma
- Núnatani coll. “Western Men” ⇐ núna + Atan
- Nunduinë loc. “*West River” ⇐ núna + -(n)duinë
- Nur-menel loc. “*Under Heaven” ⇐ nu + menel
- Nurtalë Valinóreva pn. “the Hiding of Valinor”
- Nurwë m. ⇐ ? + -wë
- Oärel pn. “Elf who left Middle-earth for Aman” ⇐ öar + Elda
- Ohtar m. “Warrior” ⇐ ohtar
- Oiencarmë pn. “Perpetual Production” ⇐ oi(o) + en- + carmë
- Oiolossë loc. “Ever (Snow) White” ⇐ oi(o) + lossë¹
- Oiomúrë loc. ⇐ oi(o) + ?
- Olórin m. “*Dream/vision one” ⇐ olor + ?
- Olwë m. ⇐ √OL + -wë
- Ondoher m. “*Stone Lord” ⇐ ondo + heru
- Ondohir m. ⇐ ondo + S. hîr
- Ondolindë loc. “Rock of the Music of Water, (lit.) Singing Stone” ⇐ ondo + #lindë
- Ondoluncanan(do) loc. “Stonewain Valley” ⇐ ondolunca + nan(do)
- Ondonórë loc. “Gondor, (lit.) Stone Land” ⇐ ondo + nórë
- Ondosto loc. “*Stone City” ⇐ ondo + osto
- Onnalúmë pn. “Time of the Children” ⇐ onna + lúmë¹
- Onnarië pn. “Time of Children” ⇐ onna + ré + -ië¹
- Ormal pn.
- Ornendil m. “*Tree-friend” ⇐ ornë + -(n)dil
- Orocarni loc. “Red Mountains” ⇐ oro + carnë (plural)
- Orofarnë pn. “Mountain Ash; Mountain-dwelling” ⇐ oro + farnë
- Oromë m. “Horn-Blowing”
- Oromendil m. “*Friend of Oromë” ⇐ Oromë + -(n)dil
- Oromet loc. “?Hill at the End” ⇐ oro + √MET
- Oron Oiolossë loc. “Mount Everwhite”
- Orontor m.
- Orrostar loc. “Eastlands” ⇐ orró- + -sta¹ (plural)
- Ósanwe-centa pn. “[Enquiry into] Communication of Thought”
- Ossë m.
- Ostoher m. “*City Lord” ⇐ osto + heru
- Palacendo m. “*Far sighted one” ⇐ palan + #cen + -ndo
- Palantir m. “Far-sighted” ⇐ palan + tir-
- Palarran pn. “Far Wanderer” ⇐ palan (assimilated) + √RAN
- Pallando m. ⇐ palan + -ndo
- Parmaitë m. “*Book Handy” ⇐ parma + maitë
- Parmaquesta pn. “Book-language” ⇐ parma + #questa
- Pelendur m. “?Servant of the Border” ⇐ √PEL? + -(n)dur
- Pelóri loc. “Mountain Wall, Fencing Heights” ⇐ pelo + oro (plural)
- Pelóri Valion loc. “Mountains of Valinor”
- Pereldar coll. “Half-elven” ⇐ #per- + Elda (plural)
- Pityafinwë m. “Little Finwë” ⇐ pitya + Finwë
- Pitya-naucor coll. “Petty-dwarves”
- Poldórëa m. “Valiant; Breaker up of the Hard/Tough”
- Quendelië pn. “Elf-race” ⇐ Quendë + lië
- Quendil m. “Elf-friend” ⇐ Quendë + -(n)dil
- Quendingoldo m. “*Loremaster of the Elves” ⇐ Quendë (plural) + ✶ñgolodō
- Quennar m.
- Quennar Onótimo m.
- Quenta Noldorinwa pn. “the History of the Noldor” ⇐ quenta + Noldorin (possessive)
- Quenta Silmarillion pn. “History of the Silmarils”
- Quettúri coll. “Word-masters” ⇐ quetta + ᴹQ. turo (plural)
- Ranalinquë pn. “*Moon-grass” ⇐ Rána + linquë¹
- Raurossë loc. “Roaring-rain” ⇐ ᴹ√RAW + #rossë
- Ringil pn. ⇐ ᴹQ. ringe
- †Rithil-Anamo loc. “Doom-ring” ⇐ ? + nam-
- Rombaras pn. “Horn of Oromë”
- Rómendacil m. “East-victor, East-slayer” ⇐ rómen + #-ndacil (suffix)
- Rómenna loc. “Eastwards” ⇐ rómen + -nna
- Rómestámo m. “East-helper”
- Rú pn. “Wose”
- Rúatan pn. “Wose, (lit.) Wose-man” ⇐ Rú + Atan
- Rúmil m.
- Russandol m. “Copper-top” ⇐ russa + ᴹ√NDOL
- Salmar m.
- Sangahyando [þ] m. “Throng-cleaver” ⇐ sanga + #hyando
- Sarafinwë m. ⇐ ? + Finwë
- Sarmo m. ⇐ √SAR + -mo
- Sauron [þ] m. “Abhorred” ⇐ saura + -on¹
- Serindë [þ] f. “Broideress, Needlewoman” ⇐ serindë
- Silmarien f. ⇐ ᴹQ. silma + -ien¹
- Silmaril pn. “Great Jewel” ⇐ silima + √RIL
- Silpion pn. “White Tree”
- Sinda [þ] pn. “Grey-elf” ⇐ sinda
- Sindacollo [þ] m. “Grey-cloak, Greymantle” ⇐ sinda + collo
- Sindanórië [þ] loc. “Grey Country, Land of Greyness” ⇐ sinda + nórë + -ië¹
- Sindicollo [þ] m. “Grey-cloak” ⇐ sindë + collo
- Singollo [þ] m. “Grey-cloak, Greymantle”
- Siril loc. ⇐ sír(ë) + ?
- Siriondil m. “*Sirion-lover” ⇐ S. Sirion + -(n)dil
- Soronildi pn. “Eorlingas” ⇐ soron
- Sorontar [þ] m. “King of Eagles” ⇐ soron + tar-¹
- Sorontil [þ] loc. “Eagle-horn” ⇐ soron + tildë
- Soronto [þ] m. ⇐ soron + ?
- Soronúmë [þ] pn. “*Eagle of the West” ⇐ soron + númen
- Súlimo [þ] m. “Lord of the Breath of Arda, (lit.) Breather” ⇐ súlë + -mo
- Sundocarmë pn. “Base-structure”
- Súrion m. “*Wind-son” ⇐ súrë + -ion
- Taniquetil loc. “High White Peak” ⇐ tar-¹ + ninquë + tildë
- Tannacolli pn. “Signifer”
- Tarannon m. ⇐ tar-¹ + S. annon
- Taras Lúna loc. “*Dark Tower”
- Tar Calimos loc. “*Royal Bright City” ⇐ tar-¹ + calima + osto (suffix)
- Tarcil pn. “High Man, Númenórean” ⇐ tar-¹ + Hildor
- Tarciryan m. ⇐ tar-¹ + ciryando
- Tareldar coll. “High-elves” ⇐ tar-¹ + Elda (plural)
- Tarindor m. “*High minded one” ⇐ tar-¹ + indo
- Tarmacorto loc. “High Mountain Circle” ⇐ tarma + #corto
- Tarmasundar [þ] loc. “Roots of the Pillar”
- Tarmenel loc. “High Heaven” ⇐ tar-¹ + menel
- Tarondor m. “?King of Stones” ⇐ tar-¹ + ondo (plural)
- Tarostar m. “?King of the Lands” ⇐ tar-¹ + -sta¹ (plural)
- Tarquesta pn. “High Speech, High Language” ⇐ tar-¹ + #questa
- Tarumbar pn. “King of the World” ⇐ tar-¹ + Ambar
- Tasarinan [þ] loc. “Willow-vale” ⇐ tasar(ë) + nan(do)
- Tatalië pn. “*Company of Tata” ⇐ ✶Tata + lië
- Tatyar coll. “Seconds (original clan name of the Noldor)” ⇐ †tatya (plural)
- Taurelilómëa loc. “Forestmanyshadowed” ⇐ taurë + lilómëa
- Tauremorna loc. “Black Forest”
- Tauremornalómë loc. “*Forest (of) Black Night” ⇐ taurë + morna + lómë
- Taurosso m. “Forest-warden”
- Telcontar m. “Strider” ⇐ #telconta- + #-r(o)
- Telemmaitë m. “Silver-handed” ⇐ telpë (assimilated) + maitë
- Telemnar m. “*Silver Fire” ⇐ telpë (assimilated) + nár
- Teler pn. “Last-comer, Hindmost”
- Telerin pn. “of the Teleri” ⇐ Teler + #-rin
- Telperien f. ⇐ telpë + ᴹ✶rīʒende
- Telperinquar m. see Q. Telpinquar
- Telperion pn. “?Silver Tree” ⇐ telpë + ?
- Telpinquar m. “Silver-fist” ⇐ telpina + quár(ë)
- Telporno m. “*Silver Tall” ⇐ telpë + ✶ornā
- Telufinwë m. “Last Finwë”
- Telumehtar pn. “Orion, (lit.) Warrior of the Sky” ⇐ telumë + #mehtar
- Telumendil pn. “*Sky-lover” ⇐ telumë + -(n)dil
- Tilion m. “Horned” ⇐ √TIL + ?
- Tindómerel f. “Daughter of Twilight” ⇐ tindómë + seldë
- Tindómiel f. “*Daughter of Twilight” ⇐ tindómë + -iel
- Tintallë f. “(Star) Kindler” ⇐ tinta- + -llë¹
- Tirion loc. “Great Watch-tower” ⇐ tirion
- Tol Eressëa loc. “Lonely Isle” ⇐ tollë¹ + eressëa
- Tol Uinen loc. “*Island of Uinen” ⇐ tollë¹ + Uinen
- Tompollë loc. “Great Bear-dance” ⇐ √TOM?
- Tulkas m. ⇐ ᴹQ. tulka
- Tumbalemorna pn. “deepvalleyblack” ⇐ tumbalë + morna
- Tumbaletaurëa pn. “Deepvalleyforested” ⇐ tumbalë + #taurëa
- Túna loc.
- Túnarin pn. ⇐ Túna + #-rin
- Turambar m. “Master of Doom, Master of Fate” ⇐ -tur + ✶ṃbart(ă)
- Turcafinwë m. “strong, powerful (in body)” ⇐ #turca + Finwë
- Turmen Follondiéva loc. “Realm of the North-harbourage”
- Turmen Hyallondiéva loc. “Realm of the South-harbourage”
- Turondo m. “Lord of Stone” ⇐ -tur + ondo
- Túrosto loc. “Mickleburg, (lit.) Great Fortress” ⇐ √TUR + osto
- Turucáno m. “Ruling Lord, *(lit.) Victory Commander” ⇐ turu- + cáno
- Turukondo m. “Victory Prince” ⇐ turu- + cundo
- Turuphanto pn. “Wooden-whale” ⇐ ᴱQ. turu + ?fanto
- Tyalie Mar pn. “House of Mirth”
- Tyelcormo m. “Hasty-riser” ⇐ tyelca + #ormo
- Tyeleptalëa f. “Silver-footed” ⇐ †tyelpë + tál
- Tyelpelepta m. ⇐ †tyelpë + lepta
- †Tyelperion pn. “?Silver Tree”
- Tyelpinga loc. “silver-top”
- Uinen f.
- Uinendili coll. “Lovers of Uinen” ⇐ Uinen + -(n)dil (plural)
- Uinéniel f. “Daughter of Uinen” ⇐ Uinen + -iel
- Úlairi coll. “Ring-wraiths, (lit.) ?Un-living, Un-summer” ⇐ ú- + lairë?
- Ulmo m. “Pourer” ⇐ √UL + -mo
- Ulmondil m.
- Ulumúri pn.
- Úmaiar coll. “Evil Spirits” ⇐ ú- + Maia (plural)
- Úmaneldi coll. “*Elves not of Aman” ⇐ ú- + Amaneldi
- Úmanyar coll. “Those not of Aman” ⇐ ú- + Amanyar (plural)
- Umbardacil m. “Conqueror of Umbar” ⇐ Un. Umbar + #-ndacil (suffix)
- Umbarto m. “Fated” ⇐ umbar
- Undómiel f. “Evenstar” ⇐ undómë + †él
- Úner m. “Noman”
- Ungoliantë f. “Gloomweaver, *Shadow Spider” ⇐ ᴹQ. ungo + ᴹQ. liante
- Úr(in) pn. “Sun”
- Urundil m. “Copper-lover”
- Utumno loc. “Deep-hidden”
- Vairë f. “Weaver, Ever-weaving”
- Valacar m. “*Vala Helm”
- Valacirca pn. “Sickle of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + circa
- Valandil m. “Lover of the Valar”
- †Valandor loc. “Land of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + -ndor
- Valandur m. “*Servant of the Vala” ⇐ Vala + -(n)dur
- Valaquenta pn. “Account of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + quenta
- Valarauko pn. “Demon of Might” ⇐ √BAL + rauco
- #Valariandë loc. “Beleriand”
- Valarin pn. ⇐ Vala + #-rin
- Valaróma pn. “Horn of Oromë, *(lit.) Vala-horn” ⇐ Vala + róma
- Valimar loc. “Dwelling of the Valar” ⇐ Vala (plural) + már
- Valinórë loc. “Land of the Valar” ⇐ Vala + nórë
- Vána f. “Ever-young, *(lit.) Beauty”
- Vanimeldë f. ⇐ vanimelda?
- Vanya pn. ⇐ vanya
- Vanyarin pn. “*of the Vanyar; language of the Vanyar” ⇐ Vanya + #-rin
- Varda f. “Exalted, Lofty, Sublime”
- Vardamir m. “*Varda-jewel” ⇐ Varda + mírë
- Vardilmë f. “?Friend of Varda” ⇐ Varda + -(n)dil (fem)
- **Varsi [þ] f.
- Vása pn. “Consumer”
- Vastuman loc.
- Vëandur m. ⇐ ᴹQ. vea² + -(n)dur
- Vëantur m. ⇐ ᴹQ. vea²? + -tur
- Verna loc.
- Vilya pn. “(Ring) of Air” ⇐ ᴹ√WIL + -ya¹
- Vingilótë pn. “Foam-flower” ⇐ vingë + lótë
- Vinyalondë loc. “New Haven”
- Vinyamar loc. “New Dwelling” ⇐ vinya + már
- Vinyarion m. “*New (Crowned) Son” ⇐ vinya + -ion
- Vorondil m. “*Ever-friend” ⇐ ᴹQ. voro + -(n)dil
- Voronwë m. “Steadfast(ness), Faithful” ⇐ ᴹ√BOR(ON) + -wë
- Wilwarin pn. “Butterfly” ⇐ vilvarin
- Yáranoldorin pn. “Ancient Noldorin”
- Yavanna f. “Giver of Fruits, (lit.) Fruit-gift” ⇐ yávë + anna
- Yavannildi coll. “Maidens of Yavanna” ⇐ Yavanna + ᴹQ. nilde
- Yávien f. ⇐ yávë + -ien¹
- Yénië Valinóreo pn. “Annals of Valinor”
- Yénonótië pn. “*Reckoning of Years”
- Yestarë pn. “first day of the year” ⇐ yesta + ré
- Yésus m. “Jesus”