An adjective for “broadshouldered” in Gnomish Lexicon Slips of the 1920s (PE13/113), probably containing G. eg “wide” and G. alm “shoulders” like the contemporaneous name G. Egalmoth.
Gnomish
eg
adverb. far away, wide, distant, far off
eg
noun. point
egnor
masculine name. Egnor
egladrin
proper name. Egladrin
eglothrim
collective name. Eglothrim
egelmion
adjective. broadshouldered
egli(n)
noun. needle
egalmoth
masculine name. Broadshoulder, Broad-back
egla
noun. fairy, (lit.) being from outside
eglamar
place name. Elfinesse, Elfhome
eglavain
proper name. Elfinesse?
egiont
adjective. further, farther
egra
adjective. distant, far away
egriol
adjective. excessive
egrin
adjective. wide, vast, broad; far
egros
adverb. distant, far away
egwed
adjective. far, distant
elegrin
adjective. different, strange
och
noun. egg
A word appearing as G. och “egg” in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s (GL/62), likely based on the early root ᴱ√OHO from which Qenya “egg” words were derived (QL/69). It has a somewhat unusual plural form uith, likely from primitive ✱oχ-þ- as suggested by Roman Rausch with the vocalization of oχ to oi which then became ui (HPG/§2.8).
Neo-Sindarin: I’d retain ᴺS. och “egg” for purposes of Neo-Sindarin based on a Neo-Root ᴺ√OKH, but I’d give it a more normal Sindarin plural: ych “eggs”.
ictha-
verb. to egg on, excite, arouse, agitate
edh
preposition. outside, near borders of, near, hard by, beside
cwenn
noun. Elf
el
conjunction. or
im
noun. fairy
aglar
noun. glory
aglar(i)ol
adjective. glorious
aglath
noun. glory
annai
adverb. far away
crisc
adjective. sharp
elc
noun/adverb. else, something else
fech
adjective. bad
lenc
adverb/adjective. far, distant
lenchos
noun. distance
olch
adjective. bad
ulch
adjective. bad
ûthi
noun. outside
In the Lost Tales, this was the name of the father of Beren (LT2/11). In later writings, his name was changed to N, S. Barahir (LB/153, S/105). The name N. Egnor was later reused for the youngest son of S. Finarfin (who was at the time called N. Finrod) before that name was changed to its final form, S. Aegnor.