lum

noun. cloud

lumfod

place name. Gloomy End

Name of the “third dwelling of Melko” in notes associated with the earliest Lost Tales (LT2/279). It was glossed “Gloomy End” in the Gnomish Lexicon (GL/55), a combination of lum “cloud” and fod “end”.

lumbri

noun. foul weather

A word in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s appearing as G. lumbri “foul weather”, an abstract elaboration of G. lum “[dark] cloud” (GL/55), based on the early root ᴱ√LUVU or ᴱ√LUB (LT1A/Luvier; QL/57; PME/57).

Neo-Sindarin: If adapting this word to Neo-Sindarin, I would revise it ᴺS. lummor, based on (hypothetical) primitive ✱lu(m)brĭ > lummṛ(e) > lummor, where ✱lu(m)brĭ is a strengthened variant of (hypothetical) primitive ✱lubrĭ that is my proposed basis for ᴺQ. lúrë “bad weather”. I think these derivations could remain valid since the root √LUB “shadow, darkness” survives in Tolkien’s later writings (PE17/168).

lumbrin

adjective. overcast

lumba

adjective. overcast

lûm

noun. time

glum

noun. cloud

crost

noun. lump, ball, cake

aluin

masculine name. Time

brog

noun. horse

caum

noun. knob

A noun in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s glossed “knob” given under the base kava- (GL/25), which is probably the same as the root ᴱ√KAẆA “stoop” from the contemporaneous Gnomish Lexicon (QL/45).

fann

noun. year

fanuin

masculine name. Year

lath

noun. year

mair

noun. horse

An (archaic) word for “horse” in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s given as {mairog >>} mair, cognate to ᴱQ. mairo (GL/56), which appeared as ᴱQ. mairu in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s under the early root ᴱ√MAẎA (QL/60).

musc

adjective. grey