tathor
noun. willow-tree
tathor
noun. willow-tree
tathren
adjective. of willow, having willows
tathar
noun. willow-tree
tathar
noun. willow
tathren
adjective. of willow, having willows
tathar
willow
tathar, also tathor (i dathar/-or; o thathar/-or), pl. tethair (i thethair) or (if tathor has an analogical plural) tethyr (i thethyr). Adj.
tathar
willow
also tathor (i dathar/-or; o thathar/-or), pl. tethair (i thethair) or (if tathor has an analogical plural) tethyr (i thethyr). Adj.
tathren
of willow, having willows
(lenited dathren, pl. tethrin)
tasar(ë)
noun. willow
The Quenya word for “willow” appearing as both tasar (PE17/81) and tasare (SA/tathar), derived from the root √TATHAR. This form of the word dates back to The Etymologies of the 1930s where ᴹQ. tasar, tasare “willow” appeared under the root ᴹ√TATHAR (Ety/TATHAR).
Conceptual Development: The Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s had a slightly different word ᴱQ. tasarin (tasarind-) “willow” under the early root ᴱ√TASA, though Tolkien marked it with a “?” (QL/89). This became tassarin “willow” with a double-s in Early Qenya Word-lists of the 1920s (PE16/139) before Tolkien adopted the form tasar(e) [þ] in the 1930s, as noted above.
tasar
willow-tree
tasar, tasarë (þ) noun "willow-tree" (TATHAR). In Tasarinan "Willow-valley", Nan-tasarion "Valley of willows" (SA:tathar)
tasarin
willow
tasarin noun "willow" (LT2:346; in Tolkien's later Quenya tasar, tasarë)
Beware, older languages below! The languages below were invented during Tolkien's earlier period and should be used with caution. Remember to never, ever mix words from different languages!
tatharē
noun. willow-tree
tathrin
noun. willow
tathrin
noun. willow
tasar(e)
noun. willow-tree
lailekse
noun. willow
A word for a “willow” in Early Qenya Word-lists of the 1920s, appearing beside the more usual “willow” word ᴱQ. tassarin (PE16/139). There is no sign of lailekse outside of this 1920s document.
tasarin
noun. willow
tassarin
noun. willow
n.Bot. #willow. >> taor, taur