fair

adjective. quick

_adj. _quick, ready, prompt. >> feir

feir

adjective. quick

_adj. _quick, ready, prompt. >> fair

bregalad

masculine name. Quickbeam; (lit.) Quick (Lively) Tree

Name of an Ent, translated “Quickbeam” in The Lord of the Rings (LotR/482), but elsewhere said to more literally mean “Quick (Lively) Tree” (PE17/82, RC/762). His name is most likely a combination of bregol “sudden” and galadh “tree”, probably influenced by Nan. galad (assuming the name is not itself Nandorin).

Conceptual Development: His name already N. Bregalad when it first appeared in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s, with the same meaning (TI/419, WR/26).

Bregalad

noun. 'quick tree'

prop. n. Bot. 'quick (lively) tree', Quickbeam. Tolkien notes that "_Quicken _or Quickbeam are actual names of 'rowan' or 'mountain-ash' = German Vogelbeere, Vogelbeerbaum.

fergenol

adjective. quick to see or perceive

adj. quick to see or perceive, sharpsighted (or **witted), etc. >> fair, feir, fergar, feria-, ferui

bregol

adjective. quick, sudden, quick, sudden, [N.] violent, *fierce

fair

adjective. quick, ready, prompt

lim

adjective. quick, swift

fergenol

adjective. quick to see or perceive, sharp-sighted or witted

brêg

quick

brêg (sudden, lively), lenited vrêg, pl. brîg

brêg

quick

(sudden, lively), lenited vrêg, pl. brîg

brêg

adjective. lively, sudden, quick

@@@ possibly an element in Bregalad “Quickbeam”.

brêg

lively

brêg (sudden, quick), lenited vrêg, pl. brîg

brêg

lively

(sudden, quick), lenited vrêg, pl. brîg

nosta-

5iH1`C verb. to notice, perceive, sense, smell

Cognate of Q. nusta-.

limbë

quick, swift

limbë (1) adj. (stem limbi-, given primitive form ¤lĭmbĭ) "quick, swift" (PE17:18)

rincë

flourish, quick stroke

rincë ("k") (stem *rinci-, given the primitive form ¤rinki) noun "flourish, quick stroke" (RIK(H); the Etymologies as printed in LR reads "quick shake", but according to VT46:11 the correct reading is "quick stroke")

limbë

adjective. quick, swift

lintië

noun/adverb. swiftness, speed; swiftly, *quickly

ferya

adjective. quick, ready, prompt

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tunto

noun. notice, regard, perception; quickness of perception, wit

lintië

swiftness, speed

lintië noun "swiftness, speed" derived from linta; also used as adverb "quickly", nornë lintië "he ran with swiftness", also more explicitly with pronominal suffixes and the instrumental ending -nen: lintieryanen "with his speed" (PE17:58)

lĭmbĭ

adjective. quick, swift

pheryā

adjective. quick, ready, prompt

bregalad

masculine name. Quickbeam