voronwië

endurance, lasting quality

voronwië noun "endurance, lasting quality" (BOR)

coloitie

noun. endurance, staunchness, fortitude

coloitië

noun. endurance, staunchness, fortitude

Elements

Word	Gloss
coloitë	“capable of bearing, tolerant (of), enduring”
-ië	“abstract noun, adverb”

Variations

• koloitie ✧ PE22/155

vórima

adjective. faithful, faithful, *(lit.) able to endure; [ᴹQ.] continuous, enduring, repeated; [ᴱQ.] everlasting

Elements

Word	Gloss
-ima	“-able, possibility, -able, [ᴹQ.] -ible, able to be done, [ᴱQ.] possible”

cólema

noun. patience, endurance; hardship

Element in

• ᴺQ. cólemaina “patient”

Elements

Word	Gloss
cólë	“passivity, endurance, patience; a passive individual”

cólë

noun. passivity, endurance, patience; a passive individual

@@@ used as “patience” in NQNT, it can perhaps be re-etymologized from √KOL with original sense of “that which bears”

Derivations

• √KOL “bear, carry, wear”

Element in

• ᴺQ. cólema “patience, endurance; hardship”
• ᴺQ. cóleva “passive”

bronwe

masculine name. *Endurance

The Sindarin cognate of Q. Voronwë (WJ/90, PE17/189-190), most likely an adaption of that name.

Conceptual Development: In the earliest Lost Tales the name appeared as G. Bronweg (LT1/48) and was translated “Constant One” in the Gnomish Lexicon (GL/24). In Silmarillion drafts from the 1930s it was changed to N. Bronwe (SM/146), which also appeared in The Etymologies as a derivative of ON. Bronwega (Ety/BORÓN, WEG). The name still appeared in the narratives in Silmarillion revisions from the 1950s-60s (WJ/90) but was replaced by Q. Voronwë in the published version of the Silmarillion. In some late notes from the 1950s it also appeared as Bronweg and as (archaic?) Broenwi (PE17/189).

Cognates

• Q. Voronwë “Steadfast, Faithful” ✧ PE17/189; PE17/189; WJI/Bronwë; WJI/Voronwë

Elements

Word	Gloss
BOR(ON)	“endure”
-weg	“masculine suffix”

Variations

• Broenwi ✧ PE17/189 (Broenwi)
• Bronweg ✧ PE17/189
• Bronwë ✧ PE17/190 (Bronwë); WJI/Bronwë; WJI/Voronwë

bronwe

noun. endurance, lasting quality, faith

sador

noun. faithful one

Sador was Túrin's faithful servant. The meaning of this noun is deduced from sadron , assuming that these words are in the same kind of relation as hador and hadron

sadron

noun. faithful one

bronwe

endurance

bronwe (i vronwe)

bronwe

endurance

(i vronwe)

bellas

bodily strength

(i vellas), pl. bellais (i mellais) if there is a pl.

tû

strength

(physical strength) tû (i dû, o thû) (muscle, sinew; vigour), pl. tui (i thui), coll. pl. túath.

tû

strength

(i dû, o thû) (muscle, sinew; vigour), pl. t**ui  (i thui), coll. pl. túath**.

abâr

noun. strength, endurance, fidelity

A noun translated as “strength, endurance, fidelity”, and used as an example of noun declension in Lowdham’s Report (SD/431). Carl Hostetter and Patrick Wynne suggested (AAD/9) that it may be related to the Elvish root ᴹ√BOR(ON) “endure”. It may also be related to the name Abrazân “✱Steadfast, Faithful”.

Conceptual Development: This word also appeared in earlier Adûnaic names Zen’nabâr and Abarzâyan (both glossed “Land of Gift”), where it apparently had the meaning “gift”. These names were eventually replaced by Yôzâyan in which the element yô means “gift”, freeing abâr to have the meaning: “strength, endurance, fidelity”.

Derivations

• ᴹ√BOR(ON) “endure”

Element in

• Ad. Abarzâyan “Land of Gift”
• Ad. Zen’nabâr “Land of Gift”

Variations

• abār ✧ SD/431

bronwe

noun. endurance

Derivations

• ᴹ√BOR(ON) “endure”

Element in

• N. Bronwe athan Harthad “Endurance beyond Hope” ✧ SD/062

Variations

• Bronwe ✧ SD/062

bronwe

noun. endurance, lasting quality, faith

bellas

noun. bodily strength

bór

masculine name. Faithful

Changes

• Bor → Bór ✧ LR/147
• Bor → Bór ✧ LR/291
• Bor → Bór “Faithful” ✧ LRI/Bor

Variations

• Bor ✧ LR/147; LR/291; LRI/Bor; RSI/Bor; SMI/Bor