nidh-
verb. will, mean to, have a mind to
nidh-
verb. to will, mean to, intend
nîdh
honeycomb
innas
noun. will
innas
will
(noun) innas, pl. innais (VT44:23)
innas
will
pl. innais (VT44:23)
thel
will
(vb.) ?thel- (intend, mean, purpose, resolve)
thel
will
(intend, mean, purpose, resolve)
nîdh
noun. honeycomb
nîdh
noun. honeycomb
del
root. will
A root in etymological notes from 1968, meaning “to will with conscious purpose, immediate or remote”; it was distinct from “be willing, to assent, consent, agree”, which partakes of the will but also involves accident or change (NM/231). Given the many other uses to which √DEL was assigned, odds are this was a transient idea.
indu-
verb. will, do on purpose
lélë
noun. will
mendë
will
#mendë noun "will", only attested in mendelya "thy will" (VT43:15)
nehtë
honeycomb
nehtë (2) noun "honeycomb" (VT45:38)
níra
will
níra noun "will" (as a potential or faculty) (VT39:30, VT41:6, 17, PE17:168)
nehtelë
noun. honeycomb
Beware, older languages below! The languages below were invented during Tolkien's earlier period and should be used with caution. Remember to never, ever mix words from different languages!
nektele
noun. honeycomb
mende
noun. will
nehte
noun. honeycomb
nîdh (construct nidh; no distinct pl. form) (VT45:38). HONEY-EATER, see BEAR