Lingua-Sindarin-Dictionary

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autumn: 1.) iavas (noun) 2.) lasbelin (noun)
awakening: echui (noun)
awe: anwar (noun)
awful: taur (adjective)
axe: 1.) hathol (noun) literally.... an axe-blade 2.) hast (noun) literally.... an axe-stroke
babble: 1.) glavra- (verb) literally.... to babble
babbling: glavrol (verb) present participle of glavrababy: laes (noun)
back: 1.) ad (adverb) 2.) dan (preposition)
bad: 1.) faeg (adjective) 2.) um (adjective)
bald: rûdh (adjective)
ball: coron (noun)
bane: dagnir (noun)
bank: raw (noun) literally... a riverbank or edge of a lake
bark: rîf (noun) literally.... the bark of trees
barrow: gorthad (noun)
batter: 1) blab- (verb) literally.... to flap
battle: 1.) auth (noun) 2.) dagor (noun) 3.) maeth (noun) literally.... a small battle 4.) dagra- (verb)
literally.... to battle
bay: 1.) côf (noun) 2.) hûb (noun) literally.... a small bay surrounded by land
be: na- (verb) literally.... to be
be able: 1.) gar- (verb) literally…. to be able to

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glass: heledh (noun)
glassy: ivren (adjective) plural: ivrin
gleam: glîn (noun) literally.... a gleam of slender bright shafts of light; particularly applied to light of eyes
glimmering: gael (adjective)
glint: 1.) glîn (noun) literally.... a glint of slender bright shafts of light; particularly applied to light of eyes
2.) tinna- (verb) literally.... to glint
glister: 1.) thilia- (verb) literally.... to glister
glitter: 1.) thilia- (verb) literally…. to glitter
glittering: 1.) galad (noun) literally.... glittering from jewels, glass, metal, or water 2.) silivren (adjective)
literally.... white glittering
globe: coron (noun)
globe-shaped: corn (adjective)
gloom: 1.) daw (noun) 2.) fuin (noun) 3.) maur (noun)
gloomy: 1.) dem (adjective) literally.... a gloomy state of mind 2.) dofn (adjective)
glorify: 1.) egleria- (verb) literally.... to glorify
glorious: aglareb (adjective)
glory: 1.) aglar (noun) 2.) claur (noun) literally.... poetic word for splendor, glory
gnome(s): 1.) golodh (noun) plural: gelydh 2.) gódhel (noun) plural: gódhil 3.) gódhellim (noun) class
plural of gódhel 4.) golodhrim (noun) class plural of golodh 5.) ódhel (noun) plural: ódhil 6.) ódhellim
(noun) class plural of ódhel
go: 1. bad- (verb) literally…. to go

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monster: 1.) úan (noun) 2.) ulunn (noun)
monstrous: uanui (adjective)
moon: 1.) Ithil (noun) 2.) cúron (noun) literally.... the crescent moon
morning: aur (noun)
mortal(s): 1.) fair (noun) plural: fîr....collective plural: firiath 2.) fíreb (adjective) plural: fírib 3.) firiel (noun)
literally.... a mortal maid 4.) firieth (noun) literally.... a mortal woman 5.) firion (noun) literally.... a mortal
man
mother: 1.) naneth (noun) 2.) nana (noun) literally.... mummy
mound: 1.) cerin (noun) 2.) coron (noun) 3.) cum (noun) 4.) haudh (noun) 5.) tund (noun) 6.) tump (noun)
literally.... a small mound or hump
mountain top(s): 1.) aegas (noun) plural: aegais 2.) aeglir (noun) literally....a range of mountain tops 3.)
taen (noun) literally.... a summit of a mountain
mountain(s): 1.) dôl (noun) 2.) orod (noun) plural: ered,eryd 3.) orodrim (noun) literally.... a range of
mountains
mountaineer(s): orodben (noun) literally....one living in the mountains ...plural: erydbin (noun)
mouth: ethir (noun) literally…. a river mouth
move: rinc (noun) literally…. a sudden move
mummy: nana (noun) literally…. a mother
muscle: tû (noun)

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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)