ᴹ√LUK root. “magic, enchantment”

ᴹ√LUK root. “magic, enchantment”

Reference ✧ Ety/LUK ✧ “magic, enchantment”

Derivatives

• > Ilk. luth “*spell, charm” ✧ Ety/LUK
  • ⇒ Ilk. Lúthien “Enchantress” ✧ Ety/LUK
• ⇒ ᴹ✶luktiēnē “enchantress” ✧ Ety/LUK
  • > Ilk. Lúthien “Enchantress” ✧ Ety/LUK
• > ᴹQ. luhta- “to enchant” ✧ Ety/LUK
• > ᴹQ. lúke “enchantment” ✧ Ety/LUK
  • ⇒ ᴺQ. !lúcëarwa “enchanting, attractive”
• > N. lhûth “spell, charm” ✧ Ety/LUK
  • ⇒ N. Lhúthien “Enchantress” ✧ Ety/LUK
• > N. lhûtha- “to enchant” ✧ Ety/LUK
• > ᴺQ. luhtu “magic, spell”
• > ᴺS. ^lûth “spell, charm, [ᴱN.] magic”
• > ᴺS. ^lútha- “to enchant”
  • ⇒ ᴺS. !lúthad “enchantments, sorcery”

ᴱ√LUKU root. “*slime, mud”

Reference ✧ QL/56

Related

• LUKU “*slime, mud” may have later reappeared as √LOG “wet (and soft), soaked, swampy”

Derivatives

• > ᴱQ. lúke “slime” ✧ QL/56
  • ⇒ ᴱQ. lúkima “slimy” ✧ QL/56
• > ᴱQ. lukso “mud” ✧ QL/56
  • ⇒ ᴱQ. luksor “swamp, bog” ✧ QL/56
• > ᴱQ. lutl “gum, paste, sticky matter” ✧ QL/56
• > G. ûg “mud”
  • ⇒ G. ûgrin “muddy” ✧ GL/74