quácë

frog

quácë ("k")noun "frog"; this replaced coacë ("koake"), a form rejected by Tolkien (VT47:36)

quácë

noun. frog

A word given as {koake >>} quāke “frog” derived from primitive ✶kāwāk in notes from 1968 (VT47/36).

coacë

coacë

[coacë, see quácë]

carpo

noun. frog

A neologism for “frog” created by Eddin Najetovic in PPQ (PPQ) from the early 2000s, equivalent to N. cabor “frog”. I think it is preferable to use the now-attested word Q. quácë “frog”, published in 2005.

kāwāk

noun. frog

cabor

noun. frog

cabor

noun. frog

A noun for “frog” in The Etymologies of the 1930s, an agental form of the root ᴹ√KAP “leap” (Ety/KAP). This was initially glossed “a dog” (EtyAC/KAP).

cabr

noun. frog

cabor

frog

cabor (i gabor, o chabor), analogical pl. cebyr (i chebyr). Archaic cabr.

cabor

frog

(i gabor, o chabor), analogical pl. cebyr (i chebyr). Archaic cabr.