Adûnaic
hazad
noun. seven
Element in
- Ad. balîk hazad an-Nimruzîr azûlada “seven ships of Elendil [went] eastward” ✧ SD/247
- Ad. gimlî hazid “seven (of) stars” ✧ SD/427; SD/428
Variations
- hazid ✧ SD/427; SD/428
hazad
noun. seven
Element in
- Ad. balîk hazad an-Nimruzîr azûlada “seven ships of Elendil [went] eastward” ✧ SD/247
- Ad. gimlî hazid “seven (of) stars” ✧ SD/427; SD/428
Variations
- hazid ✧ SD/427; SD/428
A number translated as “seven”, appearing in the form hazad in the Lament of Akallabêth (SD/247), but in the form hazid in Lowdham’s Report (SD/427-8). Helge Fauskanger suggested (AL/Adûnaic) it may be related to the dwarvish word Khazâd “Dwarves”, who were divided into seven houses.