ᴹQ. Kalion pn. “Son of Light, Valinorian Elda”
The name ᴱQ. Kalmaliondo appeared in the Early Qenya Grammar (PE14/75), apparently a later variant of kalmar. It is a combination of kalma “light” and the patronymic suffix -ion, and illustrates how that suffix sometimes incorporates the pluralizer -li. In somewhat later writings from the early 1930s, this word appeared as kalion “Valinorian Elda, ‘son of light’” (PE21/33).
See Q. Calaquendi for further discussion.
References ✧ PE21/33, 36-37
Glosses
Variations
Inflections
| †[kali]ondyo | ablative; assimilated | ✧ PE21/36 |
| †[kali]onulo | ablative | ✧ PE21/36 |
| kaliondullo | ablative | ✧ PE21/37 |
| kalionda | accusative | ✧ PE21/37 |
| †[kali]ondata | allative | ✧ PE21/36 |
| †[kali]onta | allative; assimilated | ✧ PE21/36 |
| kaliondanta | allative | ✧ PE21/37 |
| kaliondonta | allative | ✧ PE21/37 |
| kaliondanen | instrumental | ✧ PE21/37 |
| ††[kali]onwen | instrumental | ✧ PE21/36 |
| kalion | nominative | ✧ PE21/37 |
| kalionduva | possessive | ✧ PE21/37 |
| kaliondanon | similative | ✧ PE21/37 |
Elements
| ᴹ✶k’lā | “light” | ✧ PE21/37 (kalĭ) |
| ᴹ✶yondō | “son” | ✧ PE21/37 (ı̯ondō) |
ᴱQ. Kalmaliondo pn. “Son of Light”
References ✧ PE14/75
Variations
Inflections
| Kalmaliondi | plural | “sons of Light” | ✧ PE14/75 |
Elements
| kalma | “(day)light; candle” | |
| -ion | “-son” | ✧ PE14/75 (-iond-) |