sintamo

smith

sintamo noun "smith" (PE17:107-108), cf. more usual variant tamo, q.v.

sintamo

noun. smith

Derivations

• ✶sinkitamo “smith” ✧ PE17/108

Elements

Word	Gloss
tamo	“smith, builder”

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
✶sinkitamo > sintamo	[siŋkitamo] > [sintamo]	✧ PE17/108

martan

earth-smith

Martan (2), also Martano, noun "Earth-smith", "Earthbuilder", a surname of Aule (TAN, GAWA/GOWO the form _Martan_ō given under MBAR must be understood as a primitive form). LT1:266 refers to a "very late note" where a variant Quenya form "Martamo" is derived from ¤mbartanō**"world-artificer"; the stated primitive form (as well as the Sindarin cognate Barthan) would suggest that the Quenya form should be Martano; on the other hand, tamo (q.v.) does occur as a variant of tano** "smith".

tamo

noun. smith, builder

Cognates

• S. tân “builder, smith, wright, artificer”

Derivations

• ✶tamō “craftsman, smith” ✧ PE17/107
  • √TAM “construct, construct; [ᴹ√] knock, [ᴱ√] beat; smelt, forge” ✧ PE17/107

Element in

• Q. Artano “High-smith”
• Q. calmatan “lampwright”
• ᴺQ. carmatan “toolsmith”
• Q. ciryatan “shipbuilder, shipwright” ✧ S/265
• Q. Mahtan “?Forger Smith”
• ᴺQ. maicatan “weaponsmith”
• Q. Martamo “World-artificer”
• Q. Minastan “?Smith of the Tower”
• ᴺQ. noremmatan “cartographer”
• Q. ontamo “mason (sculptor)” ✧ PE17/108
• ᴺQ. pilintan “fletcher”
• Q. sintamo “smith” ✧ PE17/108
• Q. tautamo “carpenter (carver)” ✧ PE17/108
• ᴺQ. telpetan “silversmith”
• ᴺQ. urustan “copper-smith”

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
✶tamō > tamo	[tamō] > [tamo]	✧ PE17/107

tano

craftsman, smith

tano noun "craftsman, smith" (TAN), cf. final element -tan in calmatan "lampwright" (PE17:123), Ciryatan *"ship-builder" (Appendix A).

mírë

jewel

mírë noun "jewel" (MIR, SA:mîr), "a treasure, a precious thing" (PE17:37).Cf. Elemmírë; short form -mir in Tar-Atanamir (SA:mîr); see also Artamir.

ontamo

mason (sculptor)

ontamo noun "mason (sculptor)" (PE17:107-108); this is a compound on(do) "stone" + tamo "smith".

ontamo

noun. mason (sculptor)

Elements

Word	Gloss
ondo	“stone (as a material), (large mass of) rock”
tamo	“smith, builder”

mírdan

noun. jewel-smith

mîr

noun. jewel, precious thing, treasure

mîr

noun. jewel

_ n. _jewel, precious thing. Q. míre, pl1. míri. >> advir

tân

noun. builder, smith, wright, artificer

Cognates

• Q. tamo “smith, builder”

Derivations

• ✶tamō “craftsman, smith”
  • √TAM “construct, construct; [ᴹ√] knock, [ᴱ√] beat; smelt, forge” ✧ PE17/107

Element in

• S. Barthan “World-artificer”
• S. calardan “lampwright”
• S. círdan “shipbuilder, shipwright” ✧ PE17/027
• S. mírdan “jewel smith”
• ᴺS. raegdan “sinner”

gaul

aulë

(na ’Aul), often in longer form Belegol (na Velegol) ”Great Aulë”; also called Barthan (na Marthan, o Mbarthan)

tagron

noun. smith

Derivations

• √TAK “fasten, fix, fasten, fix, [ᴹ√] make fast; [ᴱ√] stick (in), firm; [ᴹ√] make”

mírdan

jewel-smith

(i vírdan), pl. mírdain (i mírdain)

mîr

jewel

mîr (i vîr, construct mir) (precious thing, treasure), no distinct pl. form except with article (i mîr), coll. pl. míriath. GREAT JEWEL (Silmaril) Mirion (i Virion), pl. Míryn (i Míryn). (LR:373 s.v. MIR lists the archaic ”Noldorin” plural Miruin.)

mîr

jewel

(i vîr, construct mir) (precious thing, treasure), no distinct pl. form except with article (i mîr), coll. pl. míriath.

mirion

great jewel

(i Virion), pl. Míryn (i Míryn). (LR:373 s.v. MIR lists the archaic ”Noldorin” plural Miruin.)

míriel

jewel-like

(lenited víriel, pl. míril) (sparkling like a jewel)

thavron

builder

thavron (wright, carpenter), pl. thevryn, coll. pl. thavronnath.

thavron

builder

(wright, carpenter), pl. thevryn, coll. pl. thavronnath.

maenor

noun. craftsman

Elements

Word	Gloss
maen	“skilled, clever”

círdan

shipbuilder

(i gírdan, o chírdan) (shipwright), pl. círdain (i chírdain)  

golovir

noldo-jewel

(i Ngolovir = i Ñolovir, o N’golovir = o Ñgolovir), no distinct pl. form except with article (in Golovir = i Ñgolovir). Adj.

tamar

noun. smith

A noun translated “smith” and fully declined as an example of a masculine Strong I noun (SD/436). It may be related to the Eldarin root √TAM “construct”, as suggested by several authors (AAD/23, EotAL/TAM).

zimra Reconstructed

noun. jewel

An element appearing in the names Zimraphel (UT/224) and Zimrathôn (UT/222) and also the Hadorian name Zimrahin (WJ/234). The corresponding Quenya names Q. Míriel and Q. Hostamir both seem to contain mírë “jewel”, so this is the likely meaning of the Adûnaic word as well, as suggested by most authors (AAD/25, AL/Adûnaic, EotAL/ZIM’R).

Element in

• Ad. Zimraphel “*Jewel Daughter”
• Ad. Zimrathôn “?Many-jewels”
• Ed. Zimrahin “*Jewel-child”

mahal

masculine name. Aulë

Cognates

• Q. Aulë “The Maker, The Smith” ✧ S/044; WJI/Mahal

sinkitamo

noun. smith

Derivatives

• Q. sintamo “smith” ✧ PE17/108

tamō

noun. craftsman, smith

Changes

• tanō → tamō ✧ PE17/107

Derivations

• √TAM “construct, construct; [ᴹ√] knock, [ᴱ√] beat; smelt, forge” ✧ PE17/107

Derivatives

• Q. tamo “smith, builder” ✧ PE17/107
• S. tân “builder, smith, wright, artificer”

Element in

• ✶Mbartanō “World-artificer”
• ✶sinkitamo “smith” ✧ PE17/107

Variations

• tanō ✧ PE17/108 (tanō)

tân

noun. builder, smith

Derivations

• ᴹ√TAN “make, fashion” ✧ Ety/KIR

Element in

• N. Barthan “Earth-smith, Earthbuilder”
• N. cennan “potter”
• N. cirdan “shipbuilder” ✧ Ety/KIR

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
ᴹ√TAN > dan	[tan] > [tān]	✧ Ety/KIR

mîr

noun. jewel, precious thing, treasure

mirion

noun. great jewel, Silmaril

gaul

masculine name. Aule

Noldorin name for ᴹQ. Aule in The Etymologies from the 1930s, derived from the root ᴹ√GAWA (Ety/GAWA).

Conceptual Development: In the Gnomish Lexicon from the 1910s, his name was G. Ôli >> Ôla (GL/18, 56, 62).

Cognates

• ᴹQ. Aule “Cræftfréa” ✧ Ety/GAWA

Derivations

• ᴹ√GAW “think out, devise, contrive” ✧ Ety/GAWA

Element in

• N. Belegol “Great Aule” ✧ Ety/GAWA

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
ᴹ√GAWA > Gaul	[gawle] > [gaule] > [gǭle] > [goule] > [gaule] > [gaul]	✧ Ety/GAWA