yal-

summon

yal- vb. "summon". In enyalië "to recall" (Notes on CO, UT:317)

naham-

to summon

naham- vb. "to summon", passive participle nahamna "summoned" (also in LR:47). Tolkien tentatively considered the alternative forms nahom- with pp. nahomna or natyam- with pp. natyamna; as the passive participle he also considered the form nahemna (cf. nahémë under nahámë below) (VT45:21)

yal-

verb. to summon, to summon, *call (out to)

Derivations

• ᴹ√YAL “to cry, cry, *call”

Element in

• Q. enyal- “to recall, to recall, *remember” ✧ UT/317
• Q. enyalië “memory, (lit.) recalling” ✧ UT/317

tulta-

send for, fetch, summon

tulta- vb. "send for, fetch, summon" (TUL). Tultanelyes "you summoned him", changed by Tolkien to leltanelyes "you sent him" (possibly tulta- was meant to have the meaning "send" here, but Tolkien decided to use another word) (VT47:22)

ello

call, shout of triumph

[ello] noun "call, shout of triumph" (GYEL (< GEL) )

yello

call, shout of triumph

yello (2) noun "call, shout of triumph" (GYEL); changed by Tolkien from ello.

tulu-

fetch, bring, bear; move, come

tulu- vb. "fetch, bring, bear; move, come" (LT1:270; compare tulta- in Tolkien's later Quenya)

tulta-

verb. to send (from point of view of receiver), to send (from point of view of receiver), [ᴹQ.] to send for, send hither, fetch, summon, (lit.) cause to come

Derivations

• ✶tultā- “to make come, fetch, send (from point of view of receiver)” ✧ PE22/156; PE22/164
  • √TUL “come, approach, move towards (point of speaker), come, approach, [ᴹ√] move towards (point of speaker); [ᴱ√] fetch, bear, bring; (originally) uphold, support, bear, carry” ✧ PE22/156; PE22/157

Element in

• Q. tultaima “*fetchable, summonable” ✧ PE22/156
• Q. tultauvas sa nin “he will send it to me” ✧ PE22/156

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
✶tultā- > tultā-	[tultā] > [tulta]	✧ PE22/156

Variations

• tultā- ✧ PE22/156

nalla

noun. call

nallan

noun. call

A word appearing in the 1st edition of The Lord of the Rings from 1954 in the phrase le nallan sí di’nguruthos. In Words, Phrases and Passages from the Lord of the Rings from the late 1950s or early 1960s, Tolkien translated {nallon >>} nallon as “a call”, followed by another form nalla, with alternates nalla, nalloth, nallar in the upper margin. Christopher Gilson suggested that the gloss might instead be “to call” or “my call”; if the latter is correct, then nallan might be the 1st sg. possessive form of nalla.

In the 2nd edition of The Lord of the Rings from 1965 Tolkien changed nallan to nallon. In The Road Goes Ever On (RGEO) from 1967 he confirmed that this new form was a verb form meaning “I cry” (RGEO/64).

Neo-Sindarin: For purposes of Neo-Sindarin, I think we can retain nallan as a noun for “a call”. While it is tempting to use the form nalla instead, I have no idea how the a might have survived at the end of this word, so I think nallan is better.

Changes

• nallon → nallan ✧ PE17/094

Derivations

• √NAL “call, cry”

Element in

• S. le nallon sí di’nguruthos “here overwhelmed in dread of Death I cry” ✧ PE17/094

Variations

• nalla ✧ PE17/094
• nallon ✧ PE17/094 (nallon)
• nalloth ✧ PE17/094
• nallar ✧ PE17/094

nallar

noun. call

nalloth

noun. call

ialla-

call

(VT46:22), also can- (i gân, i chenir) (shout, cry out). See also

esta

call

1) (vb.) esta- (to name) (i esta, in estar), 2) (call out) ialla- (VT46:22), also can- (i gân, i chenir) (shout, cry out). See also CRY (OUT).

esta

call

(to name) (i esta, in estar)

toltha

fetch

(make come) toltha- (i doltha, i tholthar)

toltha

fetch

(i doltha, i tholthar)

tulyā-

verb. to cause to come, send for, fetch, summon

Derivations

• √TUL “come, approach, move towards (point of speaker), come, approach, [ᴹ√] move towards (point of speaker); [ᴱ√] fetch, bear, bring; (originally) uphold, support, bear, carry”

Derivatives

• Q. tulya- “to lead, to lead; [ᴱQ.] to bring, send”

Variations

• tuljā ✧ PE22/135; PE22/135

toltha-

verb. to fetch, summon, make come

ialla-

verb. to call

ial

noun. (?) a call, (?) a cry