gae

noun. dread

gae

noun. dread

gael

adjective. pale, glimmering

gaer

adjective. dreadful

gael

adjective. pale, glimmering

gaer

adjective. dreadful

oeruil

noun. seaweed

The Etymologies of the 1930s had N. uil “seaweed” under the root ᴹ√UY, along with a longer form N. oeruil “seaweed” where the initial element was N. oer “sea” (Ety/UY).

Neo-Sindarin: In Tolkien’s later writings, the word for “sea” was typically gaear (or gaer in compounds), so I would update the longer form to ᴺS. gaeruil for purposes of Neo-Sindarin, as suggested in HSD (HSD).

belegoer

place name. Great Sea

goer

adjective. red, copper-coloured, ruddy

uil

noun. seaweed

The Etymologies of the 1930s had N. uil “seaweed” under the root ᴹ√UY, along with a longer form N. oeruil “seaweed” where the initial element was N. oer “sea” (Ety/UY).

oeruil

noun. seaweed

aer

noun. sea

caew

noun. lair, resting-place

caran

adjective. red

caran

adjective. red

caron

adjective. red

coll

adjective. (golden) red

crann

adjective. ruddy (of face)

goe

noun. dread

goer

adjective. red, copper-coloured, ruddy

gorgor

adjective. dreadful

gost

noun. dread

gruin

adjective. ruddy

gruin

adjective. ruddy

maidh

adjective. pale, fallow, fawn

meidh

adjective. pale, fallow, fawn

naru

adjective. red

naru

adjective. red, [fiery] red

narw

adjective. red

nim-

adjective. pale, white

nimp

adjective. pale, white

nimp

adjective. pale

oear

noun. sea

oear

noun. sea

oer

noun. sea

oer

noun. sea

uil

noun. seaweed