sië

thus

sië adv. "thus" (VT43:24, VT49:18)

sië

adverb. thus

Derivations

• √SI “this, this, [ᴹ√] here, now”

Element in

• Q. násië “*amen, (lit.) may it be so”
• Q. úsië “on the contrary” ✧ VT49/18

Variations

• sie ✧ VT43/24; VT49/18

cen

noun. sight, sight, *sense of sight

Element in

• Q. apacen “foresight, *(lit.) after-sight”
• ᴺQ. hrúcen “envy, (lit.) evil-sight”
• ᴺQ. cellóra “blind, sightless”
• ᴺQ. cenenca “blind, sightless”
• ᴺQ. palancen “television, (lit.) far-sight”
• Q. Palacendo “*Far sighted one”
• ᴺQ. sennacénëa “short-sighted”
• ᴺQ. sintacénëa “short-sighted”
• Q. tercen “insight, *(lit.) through-sight” ✧ MR/230

Elements

Word	Gloss
cen-	“to see, behold, look, to see, behold, look, *perceive”

sin

thus

sin (1) a word either meaning "thus" (adverb) or "this" (as an independent word in the sentence, not modifying another word like sina does). Attested in the sentence sin quentë Quendingoldo Elendilenna, either *"this Pengolodh said to Elendil" or "thus spoke Pengolodh to Elendil" (PM:401). Patrick Wynne argues that sin is an adverb "thus" derived from the stem si- "this (by me)" (VT49:18)

cénë

noun. sight

Elements

Word	Gloss
cen-	“to see, behold, look, to see, behold, look, *perceive”