The name of the author of the Annals of Aman, or a portion thereof (MR/49, 51). In some linguistic notes from the 1950s, he was said to be one of the Quettúri “Word-masters” (PE21/84). The meaning of this name is unclear, but it appears to be a derivative of the root √KWEN “speak”.
Quenya
quenna
noun. saying, proverb
quennar onótimo
masculine name. Quennar Onótimo
quennar
masculine name. Quennar
quenna
noun. saying, proverb
@@@ used in NQNT; its original etymology is no longer valid, but it might be re-derived from √KWEN
Quennar
Quennar
Quennar's first name seems to consist of the Quenya word for 'person', 'elf': quen, and a derivative of the root NAR2 'tell', yielding the meaning *"Elf-speaker". Onótimo apparently means "Reckoner", originating from the verb onot- 'count up' and the masculine agental suffix -mo.
quennasta
noun. syntax
eques
saying, dictum, a quotation from someone's uttered words, a current or proverbial dictum
eques (equess-, as in pl. equessi) noun "a saying, dictum, a quotation from someone's uttered words, a current or proverbial dictum" (WJ:392); I Equessi Rúmilo "the Sayings of Rúmil" (WJ:398)
The full name of the author of the Annals of Aman (MR/49). Elsewhere, his name is given simply as Quennar, so it seems likely that onótimo is a title or sobriquet, perhaps meaning “✱reckoner” (as suggested by Carl Hostetter and Patrick Wynne, VT34/30).