îr (VT46:23)
Sindarin
îr
adverb. *alone
î(r)
pronoun. impersonal plural pronoun
îr
sexual desire
îr
sexual desire
îr
sexual desire
(VT46:23)
îr
sexual desire
(VT46:23)
air
adjective. lonely
A word for “lonely” in notes probably from the early 1960s related to the initial element of Eriador “Lonely Land”, which in this document was called a “Silvan” name (PE17/28). It was derived from ✶eryā, with ✱eri(a) > eir via i-intrusion and then ei > ai in the final syllable as was usual for Sindarin. See S. îr for an alternate phonetic development from the 1950s.
aníra-
verb. to desire
i glinn hen agorer edain mi velerian, ach hí in ellath îr ed epholar
*this song Men made in Beleriand, but now the Elves alone (?remember) it
aníra
desire
(vb.) aníra- (i aníra, in anírar);
aníra
desire
(i aníra, in anírar);
ereb
lonely
ereb (isolated), pl. erib
ereb
lonely
(isolated), pl. erib
îr (VT46:23)