N. Oelinuial loc. “Pools of Twilight”

N. Oelinuial, loc. “Pools of Twilight”

Earlier name of S. Aelin-uial in The Etymologies from the 1930s (Ety/AY) appearing along with variants Elinuial (Ety/KHIS, MBOTH, MUY) and Lhîn Uial (Ety/MUY). All these names contain uial “twilight” as well as a word for “pools”, either the plural of oel or (plural?) lhîn. In the narratives of this period, however, the name already appeared in its later form Aelin-uial (LR/262).

See S. Aelin-uial for further discussion.

References ✧ Ety/AY, KHIS, MBOTH, MUY; EtyAC/KHIS, MUY; LR/262; LRI/Aelin-uial; TII/Aelinuial

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oel “pool, lake” plural ✧ Ety/AY (oelin)
uial “twilight”
ᴹ√ “two, both” ✧ Ety/AY
ᴹ√KAL “shine” ✧ Ety/AY
ᴹ√LIN¹ “pool” ✧ Ety/KHIS

Ilk. Umboth Muilin loc. “Twilight Meres, Veiled Pool”

Doriathrin precursor to S. Aelin-uial translated “Twilight Meres” (LR/262). In The Etymologies, it was translated “Veiled Pool” and given as a combination of umboth “large pool” and muilin “veiled” (Ety/MBOTH, MUY).

References ✧ Ety/KHIS, MBOTH, MUY; LR/262; LRI/Umboth Muilin; SMI/Umboth-muilin; WJI/Umboth Muilin

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umboth “large pool” ✧ Ety/MBOTH
muilin “secret, veiled” ✧ Ety/MBOTH; Ety/MUY

ᴱN. Umboth-muilin loc. “Pools of Twilight”

Reference ✧ LBI/Umboth-Muilin ✧ Umboth-Muilin “Pools of Twilight”


G. Umboth-muilin loc. “Pools of Twilight”

References ✧ LT2/225; LT2A/Umboth-muilin; LT2I/Aelin-uial, Umboth-muilin

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umboth “nightfall” ✧ LT2A/Umboth-muilin
muil “tarn” plural ✧ LT2A/Umboth-muilin