ettelë
outer lands, foreign parts
Entar
thither lands, middle-earth, outer lands, east
Entar place-name "Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East" (seen from Aman) (EN)
Entarda
thither lands, middle-earth, outer lands, east
Entarda place-name "Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East" (seen from Aman) (EN, VT45:12)
ethrenn
place name. Outer Lands, East
A rejected Noldorin name for Middle-earth appearing in The Etymologies from the 1930s, the Noldorin equivalent of ᴹQ. Entarda with the meaning “Outer Lands” (EtyAC/EN). It developed from a primitive form ᴹ✶Ēntrende, where [[on|[t] became a spirant after the [n]]], and later the [[n|[n] vanished before the spirantal cluster]].
Cognates
- ᴹQ. Entarda “Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East” ✧ Ety/EN
Derivations
- ᴹ✶
Ēntrende“Outer Lands, East” ✧ EtyAC/ENPhonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources ᴹ✶Ēntrende > Ethrenn [ēntrendē] > [entrendē] > [entrende] > [entʰrende] > [enθrende] > [enθrend] > [eθrend] > [eθrenn] ✧ EtyAC/EN
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ettele
noun. outer lands, foreign parts
Element in
- ᴹQ. ettelea “foreign” ✧ Ety/ET; Ety/ET
Elements
Word Gloss ette “outside” -le “abstract noun”
entarda
place name. Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East
A name for the lands of the East in The Etymologies from the 1930s, also appearing as Entar (Ety/EN). It is apparently a compound of enta “that yonder” and arda “region”. Oddly, it was also glossed “Middle-earth”, though The Etymologies had plenty of other names with that meaning.
Cognates
- N.
Ethrenn“Outer Lands, East” ✧ Ety/ENElements
Word Gloss enta “that yonder, then (fut.)” arda “realm, region” Variations
- Entar/Entarda ✧ Ety/EN
ēntrende
place name. Outer Lands, East
Derivatives
- N.
Ethrenn“Outer Lands, East” ✧ EtyAC/EN
ettelë noun "outer lands, foreign parts" (ET, VT45:13)