mimp

cardinal. eleven

mimp

cardinal. eleven

_ card. _eleven. Q. minque. >> imp. This gloss was rejected.

minib

cardinal. eleven

The Sindarin word for “eleven” in notes from the late 1960s derived from ✶minikwē (VT48/6-8), with kw > p in Ancient Telerin and then p > b in Sindarin.

Conceptual Development: Notes from the late 1950s had S. mimp under Q. minquë “eleven”, but this form mimp was marked through (PE17/95).

minib

cardinal. eleven

minib

cardinal. eleven

minib (VT48:6-8)

minipë

cardinal. eleven

minquë

cardinal. eleven

minquë ("q") cardinal "eleven" (MINIK-W, LT1:260, VT48:4, 6, 8, VT49:57). Not to be confused with minquë as the pa.t. of miqu- "to kiss", q.v. Etymology discussed, VT48:7, 8 (where the unorthodox spelling "minkwe" occurs besides "minque").

minquë

cardinal. eleven

The Quenya word for “eleven” dating all the way back to the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s (PE17/95; VT48/6-8; Ety/MINI; PE14/49, 82; QL/61). In Eldarinwe Leperi are Notessi (ELN) from 1968 Tolkien said it was a combination √MIN “first” and √KEWE “new, fresh”, so originally meaning “the start (first) of a new decade, another min” (VT48/7).