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carach: jaw (noun)
Caradhras: "Redhorn" (proper compound noun) caran + ras
caraes: jagged hedge of spikes (noun)
carag: spike, tooth of rock (noun)
caran: red (adjective)
caras: city, construction above the ground (noun)
carch: fang, tooth (noun)
cardh: 1.house, building (noun) - see also car 2.deed, feat (noun)
cared: making, doing (noun)
caro: do (it)! (verb) imperative of carcast: cape, headland (noun)
caul: great burden, affliction (noun)
caun: 1.outcry, clamour (noun) - see also conath 2.empty (adjective) - see also cofn 3.prince, ruler (noun)
caw: top (noun)
ceber: stake, spike, stone ridge (noun)
cebir: stakes, spikes, stone ridges (noun) plural of ceber
cef: soil (noun)
cefn: earthen (adjective)
ceif: soil, (noun) plural of cof
celair: brilliant (adjective)
Celbin: elves of the Great Journey (noun) plural of Calben
celeb: silver (noun)
celebren: like silver, silvery (adjective)
celebrin: like silver, silvery, (adjective) plural of celebren
celeg: swift, agile, hasty (adj)
celerdain: lamp wrights, (noun) plural of calardan
celevon: made of silver (adjective)
celin: green (adjective) plural of calen
cell: running, flowing (of water) (adjective)
celon: river (noun)
celu: source, spring (of water) (noun)
cen-: to see (verb)
cened: sight (noun)
cenedril: mirror, looking-glass (noun)
cennan: potter (noun)
cerch: sickle (noun)
ceredir: maker, doer (compound noun) cared + dîr
cerin: 1.enclosure, esp. circular in shape (noun) 2.a large pile of something that looks like a small hill, esp. of

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earth or stones, mound (noun)
certh: rune (noun)
certhas: runic alphabet, rune rows (compound noun) certh + as
cerveth: July, the seventh month of the year (noun)
cîl: a passage between two hills, cleft, gorge (noun)
círbann: haven (compound noun) cair + pand
círdan: shipbuilder (noun)
cirion: shipman, sailor (noun)
cirith: natural passage cut through earth or rock, cleft(noun)
claur: splendor, glory (noun)
côf: bay (noun)
cofn: empty (adjective)
côl: gold (metal) (noun)
coll: 1.golden red (adjective) 2.hollow (adjective) 3.cloak, mantle, cape (noun)
conath: many voices, often applied to lamentation (collective noun)
condir: mayor (compound noun) caun + dîr
conin: princes, rulers (noun) plural of caun
conui: commanding, ruling (adjective) caun + ui
corch: crow (noun)
cordof: apple; seed of certain fruits, more probable the small red apple. (noun)
corn: round shaped (adjective)
coron: mound (noun)
coru: cunning, wily (adjective)
cost: quarrel (noun)
coth: 1.enemy 2.enmity, hostility (noun)
craban: crow (noun)
cram: cake of compressed flour, often containing honey and milk (noun)
crann: ruddy (of face) (adjective)
crebain: crows (noun) plural of craban
criss: cut, cleft (noun)
crist: cleaver (noun)
critha-: to reap (verb)
critho: reap (verb) infinitive of crithacrom: left (noun)
crum: left hand (noun)
crumui: left handed (adjective)
cû: arch, bow (noun)
cugu: dove (noun)
cuia-: to live (verb)
cuil: life (noun)
cuin: alive (adjective)
cuina-: to be alive (verb)
cuinar: (he/she/it) is alive (verb) - 3rd person of the verb cuinacuino: alive (verb) infinitive of the verb cuinacuio: live! (verb) - imperative of the verb cuiacum: mound, heap (noun)
cûn: bowed, bow-shaped, bent (adjective)
cund: prince (noun)
cúron: the crescent moon (noun)
curu: craft, skill (noun)
curunír: wizard (noun)
cyll: bearer (noun)
dad: down, downwards (adverb)
dadbenn: downhill, inclined, prone (adjective)
dae: shadow (noun)
daedelu: canopy (compound noun) dae + telu
daen: corpse (noun)
daer: 1.great (adjective) - see also beleg 2.bridegroom (noun) - see also doer
dâf: permission (noun)
dag-: to slay (verb)

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dagnir: bane (noun)
dagor: battle (noun)
dagorath: all the battles (noun) class plural of dagor
dagra-: to battle (verb)
dagro: battle (verb) infinitive of the verb dagradam: hammer (noun)
dambeth: answer, response (noun)
damma-: to hammer (verb)
dammint: hammered (verb) past tense of the verb dammadan: 1.against (preposition) 2.back (preposition)
dangen: slain (verb) past perfect of the verb dagdangweth: answer, reply (noun)
danna-: to fall (verb)
dannen: fallen (adjective, verb) past perfect of the verb dannadant: fall (noun)
danwaith: the Nandor, a tribe of elves (compound noun) dan + gwaith
danwedth: ransom (compound noun) dan + gwedh
dar-: to stay, to wait, to stop, to remain (verb)
daro: stop!, halt! (verb) imperative of dardartha-: to remain, to last, to endure (verb)
dath: hole, pit (noun)
daug: warrior, soldier (usually of orcs) (noun)
daul: hid, concealed (verb) past tense of the verb dolthadaur: 1.pause, stop (noun) 2.one league (about 3 miles) (noun)
daw: night-time, gloom (noun)
degi: slay (verb) infinitive of the verb dagdel: 1.fear, horror (noun) 2.disgusting, loathing (noun)
deleb: horrible, abominable (adjective)
delia-: to conceal, to hide (verb)
delio: conceal, hide (verb) infinitive of the verb deliadelos: annoyance, abhorrence, detestation, loathing(noun)
delu: hateful, deadly, fell (adjective)