eðe

root. out

Derivatives

• ᴱ✶eðus
  • Eq. erus(ta) “outside”
  • G. edhos “just without, close by” ✧ GL/31
• Eq. Eruman “beyond the abode of the Mánir” ✧ LT1A/Neni Erúmëar
• Eq. ere- “to go”
• Eq. ere(n) “iron, steel”
• Eq. eru “outward” ✧ QL/036
• Eq. est “outwards” ✧ QL/036
• Eq. esta- “to send”
• Eq. ere- “out” ✧ QL/036
• Eq. es- “*out” ✧ QL/036
• G. edh “outside, near borders of, near, hard by, beside”

Element in

• ᴱ✶Eðusmānī “beyond the abode of the Mánir” ✧ QL/036
• Eq. Eruman “beyond the abode of the Mánir” ✧ LT1A/Eruman
• Eq. erúmea “outer, outermost” ✧ LT1A/Neni Erúmëar
• Eq. Neni Erúmear “Outermost Waters” ✧ LT1A/Eruman

Variations

• ERE ✧ LT1A/Eruman; LT1A/Neni Erúmëar; QL/036
• ESE ✧ QL/036

eðe

root. *iron, steel

Variations

• ‘EÐE ✧ QL/105

ese

root. out

eře

root. out

yere(ne)

root. *iron

This root appeared in two different forms in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s: as ᴱ√DYEÐE = ‘EÐE equivalent of ᴱQ. anga “iron” (QL/105), and as ERE(N) “iron or steel” = ᴱ√YEREN (QL/36). In the contemporaneous Gnomish Lexicon Tolkien had related forms G. ger “ore, metal” and G. geth “ore of metals (esp. raw iron)” (GL/38); the second of these was deleted, which probably means Tolkien selected ᴱ√YEREN over ᴱ√DYEÐE. In any cases, none of these forms appear in later writings, where Tolkien largely used √ANGA for “iron”.

Derivatives

• Eq. yere(n) “pig iron” ✧ QL/105
• G. ger “ore, metal” ✧ GL/38
• G. geth “ore of metals (esp. raw iron)” ✧ GL/38

Variations

• yĕrĕ(n) ✧ GL/38
• YEREN ✧ QL/036
• DYEÐE ✧ QL/105