rúsë

wrath

rúsë (þ) noun "wrath" (PE17:188)

rúsë

noun. wrath

Cognates

• S. rûth “wrath, anger” ✧ PE17/188

Derivations

• √RUTH “anger, rage, wrath” ✧ PE17/188

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
√(U)RUÞ > rúse	[rūtʰe] > [rūθe] > [rūse]	✧ PE17/188

Variations

• rúse ✧ PE17/188

aha

rage

aha noun "rage", also name of tengwa #11, earlier called harma (Appendix E)

aha

noun. rage

Cognates

• ᴺS. achas “dread, fear”

ursa

rage

ursa (þ) noun "rage" (PE17:188)

ursa

noun. rage

Cognates

• S. oroth “rage, anger” ✧ PE17/188

Derivations

• √RUTH “anger, rage, wrath” ✧ PE17/188

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
√(U)RUÞ > ursa	[urtʰa] > [urθa] > [ursa]	✧ PE17/188

ormë

haste, violence, wrath

ormë (1) noun "haste, violence, wrath", "rushing" (GOR, KHOR)

oroth

noun. rage

_n. _rage, anger. rage, anger << wrath. Q. _ursa _rage. >> rûth, ruthra-

rûth

noun. wrath, anger

Cognates

• Q. rúsë “wrath” ✧ PE17/188

Derivations

• √RUTH “anger, rage, wrath” ✧ PE17/183; PE17/188

Element in

• S. Aranrúth “King’s Ire” ✧ SA/rûth
• S. Berúthiel “?Angry-queen”
• ᴺS. rúthui “angry, wrathful”

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
√RUTH > rúth	[rūtʰē] > [rūtʰē] > [rūθe] > [rūθ]	✧ PE17/183
√(U)RUÞ > rûth	[rūtʰē] > [rūtʰē] > [rūθe] > [rūθ]	✧ PE17/188

Variations

• rúth ✧ PE17/183

rûth

noun. anger

rûth

noun. anger

_n. _anger. Q. rúse wrath. >> oroth, ruthra-

ruith

anger

*ruith (ire), no distinct pl. form except with article (idh ruith) if there is a pl. Suggested standard Sindarin form of Doriathrin Sindarin rûth (q.v. in Silm app).

ruith

anger

(ire), no distinct pl. form except with article (idh ruith) if there is a pl. – Suggested standard Sindarin form of Doriathrin Sindarin rûth (q.v. in Silm app).

ruth

root. anger, rage, wrath

This root appeared in two different documents: first in Quenya Notes (QN) from 1957 as (U)RUÞ “anger, rage, wrath” (PE17/188), and again in notes on Dalath Dirnen (DD) from 1964 as RUTH “rage” (PE17/183). In the former it had derivatives like Q. rúsë “anger”/S. rûth “rage” and Q. ursa “rage”/S. oroth “rage, anger”, with the latter document only mentioning the Sindarin forms with glosses “wrath” and “rage” respectively.

It’s conceivable this late root is a reemergence of a (hypothetical) root ✱ᴱ√(G)RUYU that would explain words in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s such as G. grui “ferocity, horror”, G. gru(i)m “fierce”, and G. gruith “deed of horror, angry or violent act, vengeance” (GL/42), but it is hard to be sure.

Derivatives

• Q. rúsë “wrath” ✧ PE17/188
• Q. rúsëa “wrathful” ✧ PE17/188
• Q. ruxa “wroth” ✧ PE17/188
• Q. ursa “rage” ✧ PE17/188
• Q. ursa- “to rage” ✧ PE17/188
• S. oroth “rage, anger” ✧ PE17/183; PE17/188
• S. rûth “wrath, anger” ✧ PE17/183; PE17/188
• S. ruthra- “to rage” ✧ PE17/188

Variations

• (U)RUÞ ✧ PE17/145; PE17/188
• RUÞ ✧ PE17/183