Quenya 

alatulya

welcome

[alatulya adj./interjection "welcome" (PE17:172)]

alatulya

adjective. welcome

Element in

Elements

WordGloss
al(a)-“well, happily”
tul-“to come, to come, [ᴱQ.] move (intr.); to bring, carry, fetch; to produce, bear fruit”

amatulya

welcome (of something blessed)

[amatulya adj./?interjection "welcome (of something blessed)" (PE17:172), replaced by alatulya, q.v.]

amatulya

adjective. welcome (of something blessed)

Changes

  • amatulyaalatulya “welcome (of something blessed)” ✧ PE17/172

alatúlië

welcome

[alatúlië ?noun/?interjection "welcome" (PE17:172)]

alatúlië

noun. welcome

Elements

WordGloss
alatulya“welcome”
-ië“abstract noun, adverb”

Variations

  • alatúlie ✧ PE17/172 (alatúlie)

maitulya

adjective. welcome

Elements

WordGloss
mai“well, well; [ᴱQ.] too much”
tul-“to come, to come, [ᴱQ.] move (intr.); to bring, carry, fetch; to produce, bear fruit”
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Sindarin 

nathla-

verb. to welcome

Derivations

  • NATH “welcome, be kind to”
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galdol

interjection. welcome

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maedol

 adjective. welcome

Formed with the prefix mae- (PE17:163) which is not explicitly translated, although the root meaning of MAY- is given as 'excellent, admirable' (PE17:163). Compare also the adverb S. mae 'well' (PE17:162) and the Quenya cognate †maie, prefix mai- (although these are said to possibly derive from MAG-/MAƷ- 'handle, manage, control, wield').

The second part is the lenited blank verb stem tol 'come' as in rhudol 'unwelcome' (PE17:170). Although one could also form *al(a)dol based on Q. alatúlie, alatulya 'welcome' and the cited S. al- (PE17:172), this conflicts with the negative prefix al-, as in S. alfirin 'immortal', Q. alasaila 'unwise'. Presumably the two conceptions should not overlap, otherwise it is difficult to see how words like Q. alacarna can mean both 'well-done' and 'un-done'.

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maedol

noun/adjective. welcome

@@@ patterned after rhudol

Elements

WordGloss
mae“well; excellent, admirable”
tol-“to come”
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Beware, older languages below! The languages below were invented during Tolkien's earlier period and should be used with caution. Remember to never, ever mix words from different languages!

Gnomish

maiwest

noun. welcome

maiwethrin

adjective. welcome