tantila
harp
tant(il)a
noun. harp
tanta
harp
tanta (1) noun "harp", also as verb tanta- "to play a harp" (VT41:10)
nanda-
verb. to harp
nanda- ("ñ")vb. "to harp" (ÑGAN/ÑGÁNAD)
nandë
harp
nandë (2) ("ñ")noun "harp" (ÑGAN/ÑGÁNAD; according to VT46:3, Tolkien changed the final vowel from -a to -ë)
lapa-
verb. to hop
gannel
noun. harp
gandel
noun. harp
gannel
noun. harp
laba-
verb. to hop
A verb for “hop” extracted from the name S. Labadal “Hopafoot” (UT/60). Compare also G. laboth “rabbit” from the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s, cognate of ᴱQ. lapatte (GL/52). This was in turn derived from primitive ᴱ✶lapatte in the contemporaneous Qenya Lexicon (QL/51), and thus ultimately connected to the root √LOP. S. laba- “hop” may also be based on a variant of this root.
ganna
harp
(i nganna = i ñanna, in gannar = i ñgannar); also gannada (i ngannada = i ñannada, in gannadar = i ñgannadar).
ganna
harp
(verb, play a harp) ganna- (i nganna = i ñanna, in gannar = i ñgannar); also gannada (i ngannada = i ñannada, in gannadar = i ñgannadar).
gannel
harp
(i ngannel = i ñannel, o n’gannel = o ñgannel), pl. gennil (in gennil = i ñgennil), coll. pl. gannellath. Archaic †gandel.
gannel
harp
(noun) gannel (i ngannel = i ñannel, o n**gannel = o ñgannel), pl. gennil (in gennil = i ñgennil), coll. pl. gannellath. Archaic †gandel**.
kyanat Reconstructed
root. harp
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tantila-
verb. to hop
hampa-
verb. to hop
A verb glossed “hop” appearing in the Early Qenya Phonology of the 1920s, derived from a variant skamp- of ᴱ√kapa- “leap” (PE14/66).
gangel
noun. harp
A noun meaning “harp” derived from the root ᴹ√ÑGAN(AD) (Ety/ÑGAN), probably from a primitive form ✱✶ngandellē based on its Quenya cognate ᴹQ. nandelle. Its plural form genglin is a good representation of the rules for plural nouns in Ilkorin: the suffix -in, the syncope of the final vowel and mutation of other vowels. It is also an example of how primitive [[ilk|[nd] sometimes became [ŋg]]] in Ilkorin. As suggested by Helge Fauskanger, this may be due to assimilation to the preceding [g] (AL-Ilkorin/gangel).
nande
noun. harp
tantila noun "harp" (VT41:10)