✶im-dō n. “self, innermost being, centre of reason”

✶im-dō n. “self, innermost being, centre of reason”

Reference ✧ NM/176 ✧ “self, innermost being, centre of reason”

Derivations

• < *√IM “same, alike”

Derivatives

• > ✶indō “interior reflection or mind, the mind in its purposing faculty, the will; mood, heart” ✧ NM/176
  • > Q. indo “(state of) mind, (inner) thought, mood; will, resolve” ✧ PE22/165
    • ⇒ ᴺQ. !attindo “doubt, (lit.) two mind”
    • ⇒ ᴺQ. !indosatië “resolution”
    • ⇒ ᴺQ. !inwirya- “to change one’s mind, reconsider”
    • ⇒ ᴺQ. !inwista- “to persuade, convince”
    • ⇒ ᴺQ. !lustindo “ennui”
    • ⇒ Q. indemma “mind-picture (of apparition in dream)” ✧ PE17/179
    • ⇒ Q. indómë “settled character; will of Eru”
    • > Q. indu- “to will, do on purpose” ✧ PE22/165
      • ⇒ Q. induinen “purpose” ✧ PE22/165
    • ⇒ Q. #insangarë “*temptation”
    • ⇒ Q. inwalmë “mood of mind”
    • ⇒ Q. inwis “change of mind/mood” ✧ MR/216
      • ⇒ ᴺQ. !inwissar “opal, (lit.) mood-change stone”
    • ⇒ Q. Tarindor “*High minded one”
    • ⇒ Q. turindo “purposeful mind, strong will” ✧ PE22/165
      • ⇒ Q. turindura “done necessarily” ✧ PE22/165
  • > S. ind “some particular purpose or intention of an individual; heart” ✧ PE22/165
    • ⇒ 7 compounds
  • > T. indo “a particular will or intention of a person” ✧ PE22/165