Quenya 

-a

suffix. adjectival suffix

This suffix is frequently used to create the adjective form of a noun, especially in the form -ëa for nouns ending in . This function dates back to CE. ✶.

Derivations

  • “adjectival”

Element in

  • Q. airëa “holy (applied to persons)” ✧ PE17/149
  • ᴺQ. aitalëa “reverent, worshipful, religious”
  • Q. Aldëa “*Tuesday, Tree-day (Númenórean)”
  • Q. amaurëa “dawn, early day, morning” ✧ MC/223
  • Q. andúna “western”
  • ᴺQ. aurëa “sunny, sunlit; *daytime”
  • Q. endëa “middle”
  • Q. eressëa “lonely” ✧ LotR/1116
  • Q. fínëa “dexterous”
  • Q. ilaurëa “*daily”
  • Q. ilyarëa “*daily”
  • Q. ilucara “omnificent” ✧ VT39/20
  • Q. laurëa “golden (of hue)”
  • Q. lillassëa “having many leaves”
  • Q. lilótëa “having many flowers”
  • Q. lómëa “shadowed, gloomy, shadowed, gloomy, *dusk-like”
  • Q. mírëa “jewelled, jewelled, *gemmed”
  • Q. nieninquëa “like a snowdrop” ✧ PE16/096
  • Q. nöa “former; yesterday; tomorrow, yesterday; former, *previous; tomorrow”
  • ᴺQ. nornolassëa “having oak-leaves”
  • Q. núla “dark, occult, mysterious”
  • Q. oialëa “eternal”
  • Q. rávëa “roaring”
  • Q. taurëa “forested”
  • Q. túrëa “mighty, masterful, mighty, masterful, *having political power” ✧ PE17/115
  • Q. úfanwëa “not veiled, unveiled”
  • Q. úpahtëa “speechless”
  • Q. vëa “seeming, apparent, seeming, apparent; [ᴱQ.] similar, like”
  • Q. yaimëa “wailing”
Quenya [LotR/1116; MC/223; PE16/096; PE17/115; PE17/149; VT39/20] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Sindarin 

-i

suffix. adjectival suffix

Derivations

  • -ya “adjectival suffix” ✧ VT42/10

Element in

  • S. serni “shingle, pebble bank” ✧ VT42/10

-il

suffix. feminine suffix

A fairly common feminine suffix appearing as -il in Sindarin, either formed on its own or as a variant of the feminine suffix -iel. This suffix was also common Noldorin words in The Etymologies of the 1930s, along with an alternate form -ril that seems to be a feminine agental suffix, the equivalent of masculine -(r)on, seen in pairs like N. melethril/melethron “lover” and N. odhril/odhron “parent” (Ety/MEL, ONO). The -il suffix and its -ril variant are seen all the way back in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s in pairs like G. gwadhril/gwadhron “inhabitant” (GL/47) and G. ainil/ainos “god”, female and male respectively (GL/18). So it seems this feminine suffix was well established in Tolkien’s mind.

Element in

  • S. brethil “princess, (lit.) queen-daughter”
  • S. híril “lady, lady; [G.] princess, †queen” ✧ SA/heru
  • ᴺS. regil “mare”
  • S. Thuringwethil “Woman of Secret Shadow”

Adûnaic

suffix. feminine suffix

A suffix used to form feminine nouns from common or masculine nouns (SD/435). Another common variant was (SD/438).

Variations

  • ✧ SD/435

-êth

suffix. feminine suffix

A feminine suffix appearing in several names, as suggested by Carl Hostetter and Patrick Wynn (AAD/11). On SD/427, Tolkien said that the affix -th was often found in feminine forms.

Element in

Primitive elvish

-ni

suffix. adjectival suffix

Seen in lugni < LUG, luini < LUY and ninkwi < NIKW (with subsequent metathesis). Possibly a (rare) variant of -nā and/or -i.

Primitive elvish [PE17/168, PE21/81, PE17/136, 161; VT48/24, 27] Group: Parma Eldalamberon 17 Sindarin Corpus. Published by

-iel

suffix. feminine suffix

Derivatives

  • Q. -iel “-daughter; feminine suffix”
  • S. -iel “daughter; feminine suffix”

Element in

Variations

  • iel ✧ MR/388
  • -el ✧ NM/349; NM/353
  • -elle ✧ NM/349; NM/353
  • r/l-iē̆l ✧ PE17/190 (r/l-iē̆l)
Primitive elvish [MR/388; NM/349; NM/353; PE17/190] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-ya

suffix. adjectival suffix

Derivatives

  • Q. -ëa “ordinal suffix” ✧ VT42/25
  • Q. -ya “his, her, its (colloquial)” ✧ VT49/17
  • S. -i “adjectival suffix” ✧ VT42/10
  • S. -ui “-ful, having quality, adjective suffix; possibility, suitability [as verbal suffix], *-able” ✧ VT42/10; VT42/25; VT42/25

Element in

  • minya “first” ✧ VT42/25
  • otsōyā “seventh” ✧ VT42/25
  • -syā “his, her, its” ✧ VT49/17
  • Q. lepenya “fifth” ✧ VT42/25
  • Q. minya “first; eminent, prominent” ✧ VT42/25
  • Q. nelya “third” ✧ VT42/25

Variations

  • ✧ PE21/78
  • -i ✧ PE21/81
  • -jā̆ ✧ PE21/81
  • -jā ✧ PE22/136; VT49/17
  • -yā ✧ VT42/25
  • ō-yā ✧ VT42/25
  • ū-yā ✧ VT42/25
Primitive elvish [PE21/78; PE21/81; PE22/136; VT42/10; VT42/25; VT49/17] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Noldorin 

-il

suffix. feminine suffix

-(i)on

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • N. Tilion “Horned” ✧ Ety/TIL

Variations

  • -ion ✧ Ety/TIL (-ion)

-(r)il

suffix. feminine suffix

Element in

Variations

  • -il ✧ Ety/BARÁD (-il); Ety/BERÉTH
  • -ril ✧ Ety/MEL (-ril); Ety/SLIG (-ril)
Noldorin [Ety/BARÁD; Ety/BERÉTH; Ety/MEL; Ety/SLIG] Group: Eldamo. Published by

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Primitive adûnaic

-th

suffix. feminine suffix

A (primitive?) feminine suffix used in the formation of mîth “baby girl” from the root ✶Ad. √MIYI (SD/427). Tolkien stated that that th was one of the “favoured” feminine consonants (SD/427).

Element in

  • Ad. mîth “baby girl, maid-child, little girl” ✧ SD/427
Primitive adûnaic [SD/427] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Qenya 

-a

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • ᴹQ. eressea “lonely” ✧ Ety/ERE
  • ᴹQ. fárea “enough, sufficient”
  • ᴹQ. hiswa “grey, grey [of weather], *foggy, overcast; [ᴱQ.] dim, fading”
  • ᴹQ. kaimassea “bedridden, sick, bedridden, sick, [ᴱQ.] confined to bed, a-bed”
  • ᴹQ. kuivea “wakening”
  • ᴹQ. lintyulussea “having many poplars”
  • ᴹQ. lúmeqentalea “historical”
  • ᴹQ. mailea “lustful”
  • ᴹQ. naikelea “painful, painful, [ᴱQ.] agonizing”
  • ᴹQ. nengwea “nasal”
  • ᴹQ. nornea “*of oak”
  • ᴹQ. rinda “circular”
  • ᴹQ. toa “of wool, woollen”
  • ᴹQ. valya “having (divine) authority or power, having (divine) authority or power, *authorized, official”
  • ᴹQ. vórea “continuous, enduring, lasting; continuant”
  • ᴹQ. yalúmea “olden”
  • ᴹQ. yárea “olden”

Doriathrin

-en Reconstructed

suffix. adjectival suffix

An adjectival suffix appearing as both -en and -in, and in one place as -on: Brithon. The -en form can be easily explained as a derivative of the primitive suffix ᴹ✶-ina, with the [[ilk|primitive [i] becoming [e] due to Ilkorin a-affection]], the same origin as the Noldorin adjectival suffix -en. The -in variant is more difficult to explain. At least one example lómen had variations with both -en and -in, so perhaps the two forms represented vacillation on the function of Ilkorin a-affection, or an alternate primitive form ᴹ✶-ină where the final ă was lost before a-affection.

Alternately, -in could be a Doriathrin-specific variant, since the forms where it appears are all Doriathrin, while the forms where -en appear are marked Ilkorin, excepting only lómen which was itself revised from lómin.

Cognates

  • N. -en “adjective suffix”

Derivations

  • ᴹ✶-ina “adjective”

Element in

Doriathrin [Ety/LAM] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-il Reconstructed

suffix. feminine suffix

Apparently a feminine suffix attested in the name Thuringwethil “(Woman of) Secret Shadow” (Ety/THUR) and the noun tóril “queen” (Ety/TĀ).

Cognates

  • N. -iel “daughter; feminine suffix”

Element in

  • Ilk. tóril “queen” ✧ Ety/TĀ
  • Ilk. Thuringwethil “(Woman of) Secret Shadow” ✧ Ety/THUR
Doriathrin [Ety/TĀ; Ety/THUR] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Middle Primitive Elvish

-ya

suffix. adjectival suffix

Variations

  • -jā̆ ✧ PE21/59
Middle Primitive Elvish [PE21/59] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Gnomish

-(i)on

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • G. ailion “lake, pool” ✧ GL/17
  • G. agrecthion “despised” ✧ GL/27
  • G. alewthion “having fingers”
  • G. argulthion “equal, equivalent” ✧ GL/20
  • G. baron “from home, out, away, abroad” ✧ GL/21
  • G. carthion “complete, perfect” ✧ GL/25
  • G. far(o)n “separate, different, strange” ✧ GL/34
  • G. calon “grown (of plants), budd[ing], in blade (of corn)” ✧ GL/25
  • G. hebon “bound; (also) bounded, surrounded” ✧ GL/48
  • G. gwedhwion “bending, looping” ✧ GL/46
  • G. gwidhon “woven” ✧ GL/46
  • G. helon “frozen” ✧ GL/48
  • G. falon “naked” ✧ GL/33
  • G. gweron “spun, rounded, cylindrical” ✧ GL/46
  • G. furion “secret, concealed, hidden” ✧ GL/36

Variations

  • -ion ✧ GL/17 (-ion); GL/20 (-ion); GL/25 (-ion); GL/27 (-ion); GL/36 (-ion); GL/46 (-ion)
  • -on ✧ GL/21 (-on); GL/25 (-on); GL/33 (-on); GL/34 (-on); GL/46 (-on); GL/46 (-on); GL/48 (-on); GL/48 (-on)
Gnomish [GL/17; GL/20; GL/21; GL/25; GL/27; GL/33; GL/34; GL/36; GL/46; GL/48] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-eg

suffix. adjectival suffix

-og

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • G. aistog “holy, revered, awful” ✧ GL/18
  • G. alepthog “fingered, having fingers”
  • G. feleg “equal” ✧ GL/34
  • G. bodruithog “thirsting for vengeance (for a particular act)” ✧ GL/23 (bodruithog)
  • G. crithog “circular” ✧ GL/27
  • G. cuilog “alive, lively” ✧ GL/27
  • G. cwiliog “bright-hued” ✧ GL/28
  • G. driog “valiant” ✧ GL/30
  • G. duileg “having power of flight, fledged” ✧ GL/31
  • G. durog “wooden” ✧ GL/31
  • G. eleg “other, else” ✧ GL/32
  • G. aithog “thorny” ✧ GL/18
  • G. ereg “alone, only” ✧ GL/33
  • G. fadrog “tiresome” ✧ GL/33
  • G. dairog “merry (of persons)” ✧ GL/29
  • G. glamog “loathsome” ✧ GL/39
  • G. golog “stinking” ✧ GL/41
  • G. grileg “ringed, hooped shape” ✧ GL/42
  • G. hadruithog “thirsting for vengeance” ✧ GL/47
  • G. flanthog “scornful” ✧ GL/35
  • G. fenog “venomous” ✧ GL/34
  • G. gwedhweg “meandering, twisting, winding, intricate” ✧ GL/46
  • G. elfeg “half” ✧ GL/32
  • G. gruithog “ferocious, mad with wrath” ✧ GL/42
  • G. âlog “of wood, wooden” ✧ GL/19
  • G. ufestog “breathless”

Variations

  • -eg ✧ GL/31 (-eg); GL/32 (-eg); GL/32 (-eg); GL/33 (-eg); GL/34 (-eg); GL/42 (-eg); GL/46 (-eg)
Gnomish [GL/18; GL/19; GL/23; GL/27; GL/28; GL/29; GL/30; GL/31; GL/32; GL/33; GL/34; GL/35; GL/39; GL/41; GL/42; GL/46; GL/47] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Early Noldorin

-eb

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • En. aglareb “glorious” ✧ PE13/136; PE13/158
  • En. angeb “like iron” ✧ PE13/159
  • G. aitheb “sharp, piercing” ✧ PE13/108
  • En. glidheb “like honey”
Early Noldorin [PE13/108; PE13/136; PE13/158; PE13/159] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Early Quenya

-ni

suffix. feminine suffix

A common feminine suffix in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s in words like varyani “foreigner (fem.)”, probably a suffixal form of ᴱQ. “woman” (GL/60) and often paired with its masculine equivalent ᴱQ. -nu.

Element in

  • Eq. heruni “lady” ✧ QL/040
  • Eq. kuruni “witch” ✧ QL/049
  • Eq. ettani “female cousin” ✧ QL/036
  • Eq. haruni “grandmother” ✧ QL/039
  • Eq. hestani “sister” ✧ QL/040
  • Eq. túrani “queen” ✧ QL/095
  • Eq. varyani “foreigner (fem.)” ✧ QL/100
  • Eq. veruni “wife” ✧ QL/101
  • Eq. vestani “*bride” ✧ QL/101

Elements

WordGloss
“woman”
Early Quenya [QL/036; QL/039; QL/040; QL/049; QL/095; QL/100; QL/101] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-si

suffix. feminine suffix

A feminine suffix in several words from the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s such as ᴱQ. felusi “witch” (QL/38) and ᴱQ. varitsi “foreigner (fem.)” (QL/100).

Element in

  • Eq. felusi “witch” ✧ QL/038
  • Eq. varitsi “foreigner (fem.)” ✧ QL/100
  • Eq. yaksi “cow” ✧ QL/105

Variations

  • -tsi ✧ QL/100 (-tsi)
Early Quenya [QL/038; QL/100; QL/105] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-ina

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • Eq. angaina “of iron” ✧ QL/031
  • Eq. aksina “steel” ✧ PE15/77
  • Eq. yaksina “of steel” ✧ QL/105
  • Eq. kalassina “brazen” ✧ QL/044
  • Eq. talqina “made of glass” ✧ QL/088
  • Eq. kanuina “of lead” ✧ QL/044
  • Eq. karina “finished” ✧ QL/045
  • Eq. kólemaina “patient” ✧ QL/047
  • Eq. tirtina “divided, shared, distributed” ✧ QL/094
  • Eq. anaina “womanly” ✧ QL/031 (-na)
  • Eq. itisin “itching” ✧ QL/043
  • Eq. kaina “done, actual, real” ✧ QL/043
  • Eq. kuluina “golden”
  • Eq. latsina “level, smooth”
  • Eq. laurina “golden” ✧ QL/051
  • Eq. lúsina “warm, glowing (of things); affectionate, hearty (of people)” ✧ QL/057
  • Eq. lúvin(a) “dark, overcast” ✧ QL/057
  • Eq. malina “yellow” ✧ QL/058
  • Eq. -noina “adjective suffix”
  • Eq. pimpina “trailing” ✧ QL/074
  • Eq. polina “oaten” ✧ QL/075
  • Eq. potsina “rearward, back, rear, hinder; next, following; second” ✧ QL/075
  • Eq. rimp(in)a “striped” ✧ QL/080
  • Eq. rúvina “burst” ✧ QL/081
  • Eq. salistina “blessed” ✧ QL/081
  • Eq. silína “shimmering” ✧ QL/083
  • Eq. siltina “winnowed” ✧ QL/084
  • Eq. sistina “ulcerated, sore” ✧ QL/086
  • Eq. sitsina “habitual, customary, accustomed, usual, ordinary, common” ✧ QL/084
  • Eq. suksina “resinous” ✧ QL/086
  • Eq. sunqelaina “falling, fading, setting” ✧ QL/087
  • Eq. talarin “[unglossed]” ✧ QL/088
  • Eq. tarqin(a) “salted, dried; salt meat” ✧ QL/094
  • Eq. telpina “of silver” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. tiltin “slanting” ✧ QL/093
  • Eq. sinqina “metallic” ✧ QL/083
  • Eq. torina “baked, done” ✧ QL/094
  • Eq. tambina “of copper” ✧ QL/088
  • Eq. vórina “of fur” ✧ QL/102

Variations

  • -INA ✧ QL/031 (-INA)
  • -na ✧ QL/031 (-na); QL/102 (-na)
  • -in ✧ QL/043 (-in); QL/088 (-in); QL/093 (-in)
Early Quenya [PE15/77; QL/031; QL/043; QL/044; QL/045; QL/047; QL/051; QL/057; QL/058; QL/074; QL/075; QL/080; QL/081; QL/083; QL/084; QL/086; QL/087; QL/088; QL/091; QL/093; QL/094; QL/102; QL/105] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-tsi

suffix. feminine suffix

-a

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • Eq. aistalea “worshipful” ✧ QL/034
  • Eq. alasta “of marble, marble” ✧ QL/030
  • Eq. aldea “tree-shadowed”
  • Eq. atempa “(strong) dislike” ✧ QL/090
  • Eq. auqa “awkward, clumsy (of things), difficult” ✧ QL/033
  • Eq. aurea “sunny, sunlit” ✧ QL/033
  • Eq. avíka “very much alike”
  • Eq. assea “bony”
  • Eq. talqea “glassy” ✧ QL/088
  • Eq. kityalea “ticklish, susceptible, sensitive” ✧ QL/047
  • Eq. koirea “alive, lively” ✧ QL/048
  • Eq. talanda “burdened, weighed down, sad” ✧ QL/088
  • Eq. fanórea “absent-minded” ✧ QL/037
  • Eq. ekkia “thorny” ✧ QL/035
  • Eq. eressea “lonely”
  • Eq. pómea “northern” ✧ QL/074
  • Eq. hatsea “rushing, rapid” ✧ QL/039
  • Eq. helinillea “*violet [colour]” ✧ QL/039
  • Eq. órea “of the dawn, Eastern” ✧ QL/070
  • Eq. illia “in multitudes” ✧ QL/042
  • Eq. isqalea “clever” ✧ QL/043
  • Eq. kaimassea “confined to bed, a-bed, bedridden” ✧ PE14/079
  • Eq. karneambara “*red-breasted” ✧ QL/048
  • Eq. kiryassea “what is on board ship” ✧ PE14/047
  • Eq. kómea “globe-shaped, round” ✧ QL/047
  • Eq. kotsia “nutty” ✧ QL/048
  • Eq. kulmarinda “orange-coloured” ✧ QL/049
  • Eq. kulurinda “orange-coloured” ✧ QL/049
  • Eq. lassea “with leaves, leafy” ✧ QL/051
  • Eq. latukenda “of tin” ✧ QL/051
  • Eq. laumea “dark, stormy” ✧ QL/051
  • Eq. laurea “golden” ✧ PE15/73
  • Eq. lempea “half” ✧ PE14/051
  • Eq. limpalassea “much roaring” ✧ QL/053
  • Eq. lindelea “melodious” ✧ QL/054
  • Eq. lindea “singing, *musical” ✧ QL/054
  • Eq. lindórea “singing at dawn (esp. of birds)” ✧ QL/054
  • Eq. líneneldora “having many beeches” ✧ QL/053
  • Eq. linqea “watery” ✧ QL/054
  • Eq. lintasarindea “having many willows” ✧ QL/053
  • Eq. lintuilinda “many-swallows of autumn” ✧ QL/053
  • Eq. lintuilindórea “of autumn; when many swallows congregate and sing at dawn”
  • Eq. lintyulussea “having many poplars” ✧ QL/053
  • Eq. liqistea “transparent” ✧ QL/054
  • Eq. listea “full of grace, blessed” ✧ QL/055
  • Eq. lómea “*gloomy”
  • Eq. lómina “shadowy” ✧ QL/055
  • Eq. lótea “full of blossom” ✧ QL/056
  • Eq. lotórea “flourishing” ✧ QL/055
  • Eq. luina “ago” ✧ QL/056
  • Eq. lúlea “sapphirine” ✧ QL/057
  • Eq. lúmia “pertaining to time, temporal” ✧ QL/056
  • Eq. lúrea “overcast, dark [of weather]” ✧ QL/057
  • Eq. maqalea “handy, skilled (with hands)” ✧ QL/057
  • Eq. Makarnea “Red-handed”
  • Eq. maksilistea “powerful, having possession of or authority over” ✧ QL/057
  • Eq. malikondea “of amber” ✧ QL/058
  • Eq. lempea “decimal” ✧ QL/052
  • Eq. melitsa “beloved, favourite” ✧ QL/060
  • Eq. mirmila “rippling” ✧ QL/061
  • Eq. mulda “powdery” ✧ QL/063
  • Eq. murmea “slumbrous” ✧ QL/063
  • Eq. naikelea “agonizing” ✧ QL/065
  • Eq. narka “snappy, ill-tempered” ✧ QL/064
  • Eq. násea “loathsome” ✧ QL/064
  • Eq. niqissea “snowy” ✧ QL/066
  • Eq. nardilea “perfumed” ✧ QL/068
  • Eq. nornea “of oak” ✧ QL/067
  • Eq. kaurea “timid”
  • Eq. númea “in the west, western” ✧ QL/068
  • Eq. nyenya “querulous, tearful, plaintive” ✧ QL/069
  • Eq. olórea “dreamy, dreamlike” ✧ QL/069
  • Eq. palassea “foaming (of the sea)” ✧ QL/072
  • Eq. pampil(e)a “tremulous” ✧ QL/072
  • Eq. pirindea “cylindrical” ✧ QL/074
  • Eq. pirúk(end)ea “pirouetting, whirling lightly” ✧ QL/074
  • Eq. pínea “small” ✧ QL/073
  • Eq. poldórea “muscular, powerful” ✧ QL/075
  • Eq. málea “able” ✧ PE15/67
  • Eq. qentea “verbal” ✧ QL/077
  • Eq. qim(en)ea “womanly, feminine” ✧ QL/077
  • Eq. qirqirinda “murmuring” ✧ QL/078
  • Eq. qalmea “deathly” ✧ QL/076
  • Eq. qalúmea “deadly” ✧ QL/076
  • Eq. qámea “sick” ✧ QL/076
  • Eq. qilda “quiet, hushed, still” ✧ QL/078
  • Eq. qilea “coloured, -hued” ✧ QL/077
  • Eq. qínea “squeaking” ✧ QL/077
  • Eq. qinqelea “languorous” ✧ QL/077
  • Eq. werelinda “twirling, pirouetting” ✧ QL/103
  • Eq. mírea “smiling” ✧ QL/061
  • Eq. raustea “of prey” ✧ QL/079
  • Eq. asampe(a) “cavernous”
  • Eq. rua “steady, still, tranquil” ✧ QL/080
  • Eq. saikelea “famished” ✧ QL/082
  • Eq. salamba “twanging, throbbing, resounding, echoing” ✧ QL/081
  • Eq. saminda “silken” ✧ QL/081
  • Eq. silmea “*of the moon” ✧ QL/056
  • Eq. silqeléna “having tresses” ✧ QL/083
  • Eq. silqelossea “with hair like white flowers” ✧ PE16/100
  • Eq. siliq(in)a “flinty” ✧ QL/083
  • Eq. loimea “thirsty” ✧ QL/056
  • Eq. sunqelea “westering, setting” ✧ QL/087
  • Eq. susúlima “full of wind, windy, airy” ✧ QL/086
  • Eq. telerea “elfin” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. telella “elfin” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. telúmea “final, conclusive, end; last; extreme” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. telpea “silvern” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. telusta “outer, extreme, ultimate” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. tendilea “feeling; sentimental” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. tilwínea “shining” ✧ QL/092
  • Eq. timpina “fine, powdered, sprayed” ✧ QL/092
  • Eq. timpínea “made of spray, full of fine showers, showery (of weather)” ✧ QL/092
  • Eq. tiqilindea “thawing, slushy” ✧ QL/092
  • Eq. tólea “central, middle” ✧ QL/094
  • Eq. túrea “mighty” ✧ QL/095
  • Eq. turinda “royal, of the ruling dynasty; in power” ✧ QL/096
  • Eq. turinqia “royal, Queenly” ✧ QL/096 (turinqia)
  • Eq. ulwea “alder-grown” ✧ QL/097
  • Eq. valdea “of moment, important” ✧ QL/102
  • Eq. valkea “cutting, sharp” ✧ QL/101
  • Eq. vanest(e)a “beautious” ✧ QL/099
  • Eq. vea “similar, like” ✧ QL/101
  • Eq. wilwarinda “butterflylike”
  • Eq. waliemba “tropical” ✧ QL/103
  • Eq. yarendila “like a sailor” ✧ QL/105

Variations

  • -ea ✧ QL/074 (-ea); QL/075 (-ea); QL/077 (-ea); QL/077 (-ea); QL/091 (-ea); QL/092 (-ea); QL/092 (-ea); QL/092 (-ea)
Early Quenya [PE14/047; PE14/051; PE14/079; PE15/67; PE15/73; PE16/100; QL/030; QL/033; QL/034; QL/035; QL/037; QL/039; QL/042; QL/043; QL/047; QL/048; QL/049; QL/051; QL/052; QL/053; QL/054; QL/055; QL/056; QL/057; QL/058; QL/060; QL/061; QL/063; QL/064; QL/065; QL/066; QL/067; QL/068; QL/069; QL/070; QL/072; QL/073; QL/074; QL/075; QL/076; QL/077; QL/078; QL/079; QL/080; QL/081; QL/082; QL/083; QL/086; QL/087; QL/088; QL/090; QL/091; QL/092; QL/094; QL/095; QL/096; QL/097; QL/099; QL/101; QL/102; QL/103; QL/105] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-ea

suffix. adjectival suffix

-ra

suffix. adjectival suffix

Element in

  • Eq. alkara “brilliant, bright, shining” ✧ QL/030
  • Eq. karkara “toothed” ✧ QL/048
  • Eq. diéra “yesterday’s; (mostly in sense) bygone, over, passed” ✧ QL/105
  • Eq. núora “tomorrow’s, to be; future” ✧ QL/066
  • Eq. panyara “?setting”
  • Eq. tanta(ra) “bouncing, resilient” ✧ QL/094
  • Eq. tessara “maiden, maidenly” ✧ QL/091
  • Eq. oara “of wool” ✧ QL/071
  • Eq. úsiéra “*escaped”
Early Quenya [QL/030; QL/048; QL/066; QL/071; QL/091; QL/094; QL/105] Group: Eldamo. Published by

-sse

suffix. feminine suffix

Element in

Variations

  • -sse ✧ QL/040 (-sse); QL/055 (-sse)
Early Quenya [QL/040; QL/055] Group: Eldamo. Published by