hařa

root. cleave, remain

haða

root. cleave, remain

Derivatives

• Eq. har(e) “near” ✧ QL/039
• Eq. har- “to remain” ✧ QL/039
• G. hôth “expectation, hope”
• G. hadha- “to cling, cleave to; to wait on, wait for, abide with patience”
• En. haud “seat”
• G. hast “waiting, wait, pause, rest, stop”

Variations

• HAŘA ✧ QL/039

ðoro

root. sit

A root in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s glossed “sit” with derivatives mean “sit” or “seat” (QL/85-86). In the Qenya Lexicon Tolkien gave the root as SORO with ÐORO in parenthesis, but Gnomish cognates like G. dorn “seat” and dortha- “to settle” (GL/30) make it clear ÐORO was the true form of the root. There were a variety of different roots for “sit” in later writings such ᴹ√KHAM or √KHAD.

Changes

• SOŘO → SORO ✧ QL/085

Derivatives

• ᴱ✶sōđā “house”
• Eq. sóra “seat” ✧ QL/085; QL/086
• Eq. sonda “seat, chair” ✧ QL/086; QL/086
• Eq. sorta- “to sit down” ✧ QL/086; QL/085
• Eq. soro- “to sit” ✧ QL/085; QL/086
• Eq. sorto- “to set, settle” ✧ QL/085; QL/086; QL/086
• Eq. sorin “throne” ✧ QL/085
• G. annor(in) “lofty”
• G. dorn “seat”

Element in

• G. dortha- “to settle”

Variations

• SORO ✧ QL/085
• SOŘO ✧ QL/086 (SOŘO); QL/086 (SOŘO)
• SODO ✧ QL/086 (SODO)
• soro ✧ QL/086

hara Reconstructed

root. HARA

Derivatives

• Eq. hara(nda) “flesh-meat”
• Eq. hari “blood”
• G. hara “flesh meat, meat”
• G. harach “she-wolf”
• G. harog “wolf”
• G. harc “flesh (on a living body)”