Sindarin 

sith

noun. affair, matter

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budhulug

noun. dragonfly

A neologism for “dragonfly” coined by Paul Strack in 2018 specifically for Eldamo, a combination of S. budhu “large fly” and S. lhûg “snake”, inspired by G. sithaling “fly snake, dragonfly” (GL/68).

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nev

hither

(adj. pref.) nev- (near, on this side). Also used as a preposition nef ”on this side of”.

renia

fly

1) renia- (sail, wander, stray) (i renia, idh reniar), 2)

rib

fly

rib- (i rîb, idh ribir) (rush, fling)

sen

this

*sen, lenited hen. Only attested in lenited pl. form hin* (unlenited sin) ”these” in the Moria Gate inscription (i thiw hin**, ”these letters”).

hen

pronoun. this

pl1. hin _ dem. pron. _this.

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revia-

verb. to fly, sail

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revia-

verb. to wander

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sen

adjective. this

This demonstrative adjective is probably enclitic. We have suggested that this possibility could perhaps explain why the mutated form of tîw on the Doors of Durin is thiw instead of the expected thîw, see HL/69

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sen

pronoun. this

pl1. sín {ī}_ dem. pron. _this.

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sen

pronoun. this

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nev

hither

(near, on this side). Also used as a preposition nef ”on this side of”.

renia

fly

(sail, wander, stray) (i renia, idh reniar)

rib

fly

(i rîb, idh ribir) (rush, fling)

se

pronoun. this

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sen

this

lenited hen. Only attested in lenited pl. form hin (unlenited ✱sin) ”these” in the Moria Gate inscription (i thiw hin, ”these letters”).