- (a ”bond” of loyalty) gwaedh (i **waedh) (troth, compact, oath), no distinct pl. form except with article (in gwaedh**), 2) _(apparently referring to physical ”bonds”, cf.
Sindarin
bond
adjective. snouted
gwaedh
bond
gwaedh
bond
(i ’waedh) (troth, compact, oath), no distinct pl. form except with article (in gwaedh)
angwedh
iron-bond
(= chain) angwedh (pl. engwidh)
angwedh
iron-bond
(pl. engwidh)
hemp
noun. band, bond; cord
gwêdh
chain
(i ’wêdh, construct gwedh), pl. gwîdh (in gwîdh), 3) (ditto) nûd (construct nud, pl. nuid). 4) (the ”bond” of friendship) gwend (i ’wend, construct gwen) (friendship), pl. gwind (in gwind), coll. pl. gwennath. Note: a homophone means ”maiden”.
nadha
noun. fetter
A word for “fetter” in green-ink revisions from around 1970 to the Outline of Phonology (OP2), from primitive ✶nazgā based on the root √NASAG that was related to Black Speech nazg “ring” (PE19/101). Here the [[s|[zg] spirantalized to [ðɣ]]], and later the [[s|final [ɣ] became [a]]] after the loss the more ancient final vowel -ā.
nadha
noun. fetter
fetter