An adjective implied by the name ᴱQ. Rúsitaurion “Son of the Weary Forest” from the earliest Lost Tales of the 1910s (LT2/89).
Early Quenya
rú
noun. steadfastness, faith, trustiness
rú
noun. dwelling, village, hamlet
rúmil
masculine name. Rúmil
rúsitaurion
masculine name. Son of the Weary Forest
rúse
adjective. weary
rúya
adjective. unmoved, steadfast
rua
adjective. steady, still, tranquil
rau
noun. lion
rúva
adjective. steady, still, tranquil
rúvina
adjective. burst
taru
noun. horn
er-
verb. to remain
falkasse(a)
adjective. bald
har-
verb. to remain
holle
noun. shout
lahta-
verb. ‽
lomba
adjective. secret
manda-
verb. to dwell, remain
nôf
adjective. hollow
rato
adverb. soon
ronda
noun. cavern
ronta
adjective. hollow
rotwa
adjective. hollow
wasta-
verb. to dwell
A verb in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s appearing as wastar “I dwell” under the early root ᴱ√ẆAÐA of the same meaning (QL/102).
Name that Túrin gave himself in the earliest Lost Tales (LT2/89), apparently a combination of an otherwise unattested adjective ✱rúse “weary”, taure “forest” and the patronymic -ion “son”. Christopher Tolkien suggested its initial element may be related to rûs “endurance, longsuffering” (LT2A/Rúsitaurion) and thus not a direct cognate of the equivalent element G. drauth of the Gnomish version of this name: G. Drauthodavros.