farale
noun. hunting
faralë
noun. hunting
Derivations
- ✶pharalē “hunting” ✧ PE22/138
Phonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources ✶phár-alē > fărăle [pʰaralē] > [ɸaralē] > [ɸarale] > [farale] ✧ PE22/138 Variations
- fărăle ✧ PE22/138
farea
adjective. hunting
raust
hunting, preying
raust noun "hunting, preying" (LT1:260; in LotR-style Quenya rather roimë [misreading "raime" in LR:384]. Normally, LotR-style Quenya does not permit final consonant clusters.)
faradrim
noun. hunters
farad (ger. of fara- “hunt”) + rim (collective plural suffix)
faroth
noun. (?) hunter, (?) group of hunters
faradrim
hunters
faradrim (*"hunting-people", a coll. pl.). The word faroth (pl. feryth) possibly refers to a group of hunters.
faroth
hunters
(pl. feryth) possibly refers to a group of hunters.
faron
hunter
(pl. feryn, coll. pl. faronnath, but the following attested form may be used instead):
feredir
hunter
1) feredir, (coll.) pl. faradrim; 2) faron (pl. feryn, coll. pl. faronnath, but the following attested form may be used instead):
feredir
hunter
(coll.) pl. faradrim
pharalē
noun. hunting
Derivatives
- Q. faralë “hunting” ✧ PE22/138
Variations
- phár-alē ✧ PE22/138
faradrim
noun. hunters
faron
noun. hunter
faron
noun. hunter
A word for “hunter” in The Etymologies of the 1930s appearing as an element in the name N. Elfaron “Sky-hunter”, an agental form of the verb N. fara- “to hunt” (Ety/SPAR).
Element in
- N. Elfaron “Sky-hunter” ✧ Ety/SPAR
Elements
Word Gloss fara- “to hunt” -(r)on “agental suffix”
feredir
noun. hunter
feredir
noun. hunter
A word for “hunter” in The Etymologies of the 1930s, a combination of the verb N. fara- “to hunt” with the agental suffix N. -dir (Ety/SPAR). It had a (class) plural form faradrim; perhaps in this case the class plural was also used as the ordinary plural. This word shows i-affection from its suffix -dir, causing the a’s in the word to become e’s. This is unusual, especially in later Sindarin, where in “recognized compounds” the initial element of the compound did not normally undergo i-affection: compare S. randir “wanderer” with initial element from ran-.
Derivations
- ᴹ√SPAR “hunt, pursue” ✧ Ety/SPAR; EtyAC/PHAR²
Element in
- ᴺS. feredis “hunter (f.)”
Elements
Word Gloss fara- “to hunt” dîr “man, adult male; agental suffix” Phonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources ᴹ√SPAR > feredir [sparadēr] > [sparadīr] > [sɸaradīr] > [ɸaradīr] > [faradīr] > [feredīr] > [feredir] ✧ Ety/SPAR ᴹ√PHAR² > feredir [pʰaradīr] > [ɸaradīr] > [faradīr] > [feredīr] > [feredir] ✧ EtyAC/PHAR²
farad
gerund noun. hunting
faras
noun. hunting
faras
noun. hunting
Derivations
Element in
- N. Taur-na-Faroth “Forest of Hunting” ✧ Ety/SPAR; EtyAC/PHAR² (
Taur na Faras*)Phonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources On. (s)pharasse > faras [sɸarasse] > [ɸarasse] > [farasse] > [farass] > [faras] ✧ Ety/SPAR
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farale
noun. hunting
Elements
Word Gloss fara- “to hunt” -le “abstract noun”
A word for “hunting”, an abstract noun formation from the verb Q. fara- “to hunt” (PE22/110, 138).