neithan

noun. one deprived

n. one deprived, exile whose rights and goods have been confiscated. Q. nehtanō.

neithan

adjective. deprived, wronged

neithan

noun. one deprived, exile whose rights and goods have been confiscated

Cognates

• Q. nehtano “one deprived, exile whose rights and goods have been confiscated” ✧ PE17/167

Derivations

• √NEK “divide, separate, part; deprive” ✧ PE17/167

Element in

• S. Neithan “The Wronged, (lit.) one who is deprived”

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
√NEK > neithan	[nektanō] > [nektano] > [nektʰano] > [nexθano] > [neiθano] > [neiθan]	✧ PE17/167

neithan

masculine name. The Wronged, (lit.) one who is deprived

A name Túrin used for himself while he was an outlaw, translated “The Wronged” (S/200, UT/86). It is simply the noun neithan “one deprived” (PE17/167) used as a name.

Elements

Word	Gloss
neithan	“one deprived, exile whose rights and goods have been confiscated”

neitha-

verb. to wrong, to deprive

úthaes

noun. inducement to do wrong, temptation

neitha

deprive

(or, to wrong) #neitha- (i neitha, in neithar), isolated from Neithan ”Wronged” (as participle/derived noun)

neitha

deprive

(i neitha, in neithar), isolated from Neithan ”Wronged” (as participle/derived noun)

neitha

wrong

(verb) #neitha- (i neitha, in neithar) (deprive). Isolated from Neithan ”Wronged” (as participle/derived noun)

neitha

wrong

(i neitha, in neithar) (deprive). Isolated from Neithan ”Wronged” (as participle/derived noun)