pendrad
noun. passage up or down slope, stairway
pendrad
noun. passage up or down slope, stairway
pendrath
noun. passage up or down slope, stairway
pendrath
noun. passage up or down slope, stairway
pendrad
stairway
pendrad (i bendrad, o phendrad) (passage up or down slope), pl. pendraid (i phendraid). A side-form ends in -rath instead of -rad.
pendrad
passage up or down slope
pendrad (i bendrad, o phendrad) (stairway), pl. pendraid (i phendraid). A side-form ends in -rath instead of -rad.
pendrad
passage up or down slope
pendrad (i bendrad, o phendrad) (stairway), pl. pendraid (i phendraid). A side-form ends in -rath instead of -rad.
pendrad
stairway
(i bendrad, o phendrad) (passage up or down slope), pl. pendraid (i phendraid). A side-form ends in -rath instead of -rad.
pendrad
passage up or down slope
(i bendrad, o phendrad) (stairway), pl. pendraid (i phendraid). A side-form ends in -rath instead of -rad.
lango
passage
lango (2) noun "passage", especially across or over an obstacle, also "neck" (PE17:92)
mentië
passage, journey, direction of travel
mentië noun "passage, journey, direction of travel" (PE17:13); the elements are men- "go, proceed" + tië "path, road". Not to be confused with the gerund of menta- #1.
A noun for a “passage up or down slope, stairway” in The Etymologies of the 1930s with variants pendrath and pendrad, probably a combination of N. penn “declivity, ✱slope” and either N. rath “course” or its root ᴹ√RAT (Ety/PEN, RAT).