hwind

adjective. twirling, whirling

hwinn

noun. birch

The ordinary non-mythological word for “birch” in notes from the mid-1960s, as opposed to brethil “silver-birch” for the subspecies associated with Elbereth (PE17/23).

hwind

eddy

(noun) hwind (i chwind, o chwind; no distinct pl. form even with article; coll. pl. hwinnath) (VT46:22)

hwind

eddy

(i chwind, o chwind; no distinct pl. form even with article; coll. pl. hwinnath) (VT46:22)

hwind

noun. eddy

hwinia

eddy

(verb) hwinia- (i chwinia, i chwiniar) (twirl, whirl)

hwinia

eddy

(i chwinia, i chwiniar) (twirl, whirl)****

hwiniol

mad

(see VT46:16 for this gloss) hwiniol (fantastic, giddy; literally this is the participle ”whirling”), lenited chwiniol. It is unclear whether Sindarin participles have any distinct plural forms.

hwiniol

mad

(fantastic, giddy; literally this is the participle ”whirling”), lenited chwiniol. It is unclear whether Sindarin participles have any distinct plural forms.