orya-

rise

orya- vb. "rise" (intrasitive only, contrast orta-), pa.t. oronyë (PE17:64)

orya-

verb. to rise

Derivations

• √RŌ/ORO “up(wards); rise (up), go high, mount, up(wards); rise (up), go high, mount; [ᴹ√] high, [ᴱ√] steepness, rising” ✧ PE17/063; PE22/156; PE22/163
• ✶orya- “to rise” ✧ PE22/157
  • √RŌ/ORO “up(wards); rise (up), go high, mount, up(wards); rise (up), go high, mount; [ᴹ√] high, [ᴱ√] steepness, rising” ✧ PE22/134

Element in

• ᴺQ. orina “risen”
• Q. ormo “riser”

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
√OR/ORO > óryă	[orja-]	✧ PE17/063
√OR > orya	[orja-]	✧ PE22/156
✶or-ṓryā̆ye > or-ṓryeı̯e > orórie	[orōrjaje] > [orōrjie] > [orōrie]	✧ PE22/157
√oro/ro > orya-	[orja-]	✧ PE22/163

Variations

• óryă ✧ PE17/064
• orya ✧ PE22/156; PE22/157
• orya- ✧ PE22/163

orya-

verb. *to raise

@@@ seems to be mostly a theoretical example to illustrate yā-causative, orta- is preferable in ordinary speach

orta-

rise

orta- vb. "rise", also transitive "raise, lift up", pa.t. ortanë (Nam, RGEO:67, ORO; misreading "ortani" in Letters:426). According to PE17:63-64, this pa.t. form ortanë is only transitive ("raised"), whereas the intransitive pa.t. ("rose") is orontë. Cf. orya-.

orta-

verb. to rise

Derivations

• √RŌ/ORO “up(wards); rise (up), go high, mount, up(wards); rise (up), go high, mount; [ᴹ√] high, [ᴱ√] steepness, rising” ✧ PE17/063

Element in

• Q. Eldar oronter “the Elves arose” ✧ PE21/77

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
√OR/ORO > órta-	[orta-]	✧ PE17/063

Variations

• orta ✧ PE17/052; PE22/164
• órta- ✧ PE17/064
• ortă ✧ PE22/157

oro-

rise

oro- (2) vb. "rise" (LT1:256; Tolkien's later Quenya has orta-, but cf. oro #1)

oronyë

oronyë

oronyë, pa.t. of orya-, q.v.

orta/orya

verb. rise

tyulya-

verb. to rise

Derivations

• ᴹ√TYUL “stand up (straight), stand up (straight); [ᴱ√] tall”

rel-

verb. to sow

Derivations

• ᴹ√RED “scatter, sow”