orthad

noun. *raising

The gerund of the verb ortha- “raise”, appearing unglossed within the title of the one of the great tales of The Silmarillion in notes likely from the 1950s: S. Narn e·Dant Gondolin ar Orthad en·Êl, presumably “✱Tale of the Fall of Gondolin and the Raising of the Star” (MR/373).

orthad

gerund noun. rising

ortha-

verb. to raise

A verb appearing in its Noldorin-style infinitive form N. ortho “raise” in The Etymologies of the 1930s, derived from ON. ortóbe under the root ᴹ√ORO “up, rise, high” (Ety/ORO). It had a past form orthant. Its passive participle orthannen “raised” appeared in notes on The Feanorian Alphabet, also from the 1930s (PE22/31). Its gerund form orthad appeared unglossed as part of the title of the one of the great tales of The Silmarillion in notes likely from the 1950s: S. Narn e·Dant Gondolin ar Orthad en·Êl, presumably “✱Tale of the Fall of Gondolin and the Raising of the Star” (MR/373). This last note indicates the ongoing validity of this verb in the Sindarin period of the 1950s and 60s.

orthad

raising

(gerund) orthad (MR:373)

orthad

raising

(MR:373)

ortha

raise

ortha- (i ortha, in orthar);

ortha

raise

(i ortha, in orthar);

eriad

noun. rising

A neologism coined by Paul Strack in 2020 specifically for Eldamo as a replacement for early ᴱN./G. orost “rising”. It is simply the gerund of [N.] eria- “to rise”.