Quendi

elvish woman

quendi noun "Elvish woman", pl. quendir given (MR:229; changed by Tolkien from quendë pl. quender); the sg. quendi must not be confused with the pl. Quendi, see above. Compare masc. quendu.

Quendi

zF2% noun. elves

Quendi "Elves" as a race (analogical sg. quendë, not much used) (WJ:361;SA:quen-/quet-, WJ:372, KWEN(ED), spelt "qende, Qendi" in Etym). Gen. pl. Quendion (PM:395)

Quendi

noun. Those that Speak

Those that Speak [= Elves]

quendi

noun. female Elf

quenderin

noun/adjective. Quendian, of the Quendi, belonging to the Elves as a whole

Collective term for all the races of the elves and their languages, including the Avari (WJ/407), a combination of Quendë “Elf” and the suffix -rin. As a term for languages, it was often translated as “Quendian”. An archaic variant quenelya was used as an adjective only (PE19/93).

Conceptual Development: The term ᴹQ. Qenderin also appeared in linguistic notes from the 1930s (PE18/23).

quendë

noun. Elf, (lit.) One That Speaks

Quendingoldo

elves

Quendingoldo masc. name, apparently compound of Quendi "Elves" and -ngoldo "Noldo", Sindarin Pengolodh, a loremaster of Gondolin. (PM:401, 404-405, VT48:5) Shorter form Quengoldo (PM:404, VT48:14)

cuivienyarna

proper name. Legend of the Awakening [of the Quendi]

The legend of the awakening of the Elves (WJ/420), a compound of cuivië “awakening” and nyarna “legend”.

ilquendatar

masculine name. Father of All Quendi

A title assigned that ✶Imin gave to himself as the first of all the Elves (NM/97), a combination of Q. il- “all”, Q. Quendë “Elf” and Q. atar “father”.