nathron

weaver

nathron (webster), pl. nethryn, coll. pl. nathronnath. Note: this is apparently a masc. form (the fem. form could be *nethril; compare masc. lathron and fem. lethril as words for ”listener”)

nathron

weaver

(webster), pl. nethryn, coll. pl. nathronnath. Note: this is apparently a masc. form (the fem. form could be ✱nethril; compare masc. lathron and fem. lethril as words for ”listener”)

nathron

webster

nathron (weaver), pl. nethryn, coll. pl. nathronnath. Note: this is apparently a masc. form (the fem. form could be *nethril; compare masc. lathron and fem. lethril as words for ”listener”)

nathron

webster

(weaver), pl. nethryn, coll. pl. nathronnath. Note: this is apparently a masc. form (the fem. form could be ✱nethril; compare masc. lathron and fem. lethril as words for ”listener”)

wairē

feminine name. Weaver

Derivations

• √WIR “weave, twine, weaving with cross-threads or withes”

Derivatives

• Q. Vairë “Weaver, Ever-weaving”

nathron

noun. weaver, webster

nathron

noun. weaver, webster

A noun in The Etymologies of the 1930s glossed “weaver, webster”, an agental form of N. nath “web” (Ety/NAT).

Elements

Word	Gloss
nath	“web”
-(r)on	“agental suffix”

gwîr

feminine name. Weaver

Noldorin name of ᴹQ. Vaire appearing in The Etymologies from the 1930s as a derivative of the same primitive form Weirē (Ety/WEY).

Cognates

• ᴹQ. Vaire “Weaver” ✧ Ety/WEY

Derivations

• ᴹ✶Weirē “Weaver” ✧ Ety/WEY
  • ᴹ√WEY “wind, weave” ✧ Ety/WEY

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
ᴹ✶weı̯rē > Gwîr	[weire] > [wīre] > [gwīre] > [gwīr]	✧ Ety/WEY