Appendix:Quenya

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A

a-

1. (prefix) To denote complete.
2. (prefix) To see, hear. Prefixed to verbal stems following a noun.

acariris feminine name

1. (noun) Bride.

acas

1. (noun) neck (the bony part of the neck, not including the throat), plural. axi or axë (stem: ax-)

acca

1. (adverb) Too. (Quenya)

aha

1. (noun) Rage.
2. (noun) Obsolete name for the letter h in the Quenya alphabet, later replaced by harma (treasure).

Ainulindalë

• Etymology: Quenya roots ainu- being Ainur; lin- which means "make music"; and -dalë (unknown).

1. (proper noun) The Elvish myth of the Creation of Ëa. Literally, "The Music of the Ainur".

• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion: Ainulindalë

alahasta

1. (adjective) Unmarred.

• References: Arda Alahasta = "Arda Unmarred"

alda (dual aldu, plural: aldar, genitive plural: aldaron)

1. (noun) Tree.

• Derivatives: Aldaron, Aldudenië, aldúya, Malinalda
• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, appendix

Aldalómë

1. (proper noun) "Tree-night" or "Tree-twilight"

Aldarion

1. (proper noun) A male given name meaning "son of (the) trees".

Aldaron

1. (proper noun) A name of Oromë.

Aldëa

1. (proper noun) The one tree, the White, of Gondor.

• See also: The White Tree of Gondor

Aldudénië

1. (proper noun) "Lament for the two trees".

aldúya

1. (proper noun) Fourth day of the Eldarin six-day week, dedicated to the Trees.

alkar

• Etymology: Rt. Quenya kal-

1. (adjective) Brilliance.
2. (adjective) Glory.

• Derivatives: Alkarinquë

alqua

• Etymology: From the root alak- (appears in Ancalagon)

1. (noun) Swan.

• Derivatives: Alqualondë
• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, appendix

Alqualondë

• Etymology: alqua + londë

1. (proper noun) Swan Haven.

Arwen

1. (proper noun) Noble Lady

C

carnë

1. red

cirya (plural: ciryar)

1. Ship.

E

elen (plural: eleni)

1. (noun) Star.

envinyanta

1. (adjective) Healed.

• References: Arda Envinyanta = "Arda Healed"

H

hastaina

1. (adjective) Marred.

• References: Arda Hastaina = "Arda Marred"

L

laiqua (plural: laiquë)

1. (adjective) Green.

lassë (plural: lassi)

1. (noun) Leaf.

loss

• Alternative spellings: lossë
• Etymology: Proto-Quenya los

1. (noun) Snow.

M

met

1. (dual pronoun) Us.

morna (plural: mornë)

1. (adjective) Black.

N

ninquë

1. (adjective) White.

• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, appendix

nor

1. (noun) Land; terrain.

• Related terms: nólë

númen

• Etymology: Ultimately from ndu

1. (noun) The way of the sunset.
2. (noun) West.

• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, appendix

O

ondo

1. (adjective) Stone.
2. (noun) Stone.

Oromë (genitive: Oromëo, possessive: Oroméva)

1. Name of a Vala, adopted and adapted from Valarin.

P

palan

1. (adjective) Far and wide.

• Derivatives palantíri, Tar-Palantir
• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, appendix

parma

• Tengwar spelling: Template:Tengwarchar

1. (noun) Book.

Q

quendë (plural: quendi)

1. (noun) Elf.

R

rómen

• Tengwar spellings: Template:Tengwarchar

1. (noun) East.

S

silmaril (plural: silmarils or silmarilli)

1. (noun) A jewel from which shines a remnant of the light from before the creation of the sun and moon.

• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, Middle-earth

T

tengwa (plural: tengwar)

1. (noun) Any one visible sign representing, theoretically, any one audible "tengwe".
2. (noun, informal) Consonant, since only the consonants were full signs.

• See also: Wikipedia article on Tengwa

U

Urko

1. (proper noun) Exceptionally strong and vicious orc(s) derived of Mannish stock.

• Related terms: Uruk

V

vanya (plural: vanyë)

1. (adjective) Fair; beautiful.

Y

yávië

• Etymology: Quenya yávë

1. (noun) The season of autumn. The 54 days between the Gregorian August 12 and October 4.

• References: J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, appendix; The Lord of the Rings, appendix D

yávë

1. (noun) Fruit.

• Derivations: Yavanna, yávië
• References: The Silmarillion The Appendix - J.R.R. Tolkien

Yavanna

• Etymology: From Quenya yávë

1. (proper noun) A goddess.

See also

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