-lmo

we (two)

-lmo "we (two)", abandoned pronominal ending for the 1st person dual inclusive (later revised by Tolkien to -ngwë). This -lmo was listed as an alternative to -ngo (VT49:48).

-lmo

suffix. we (inclusive dual)

-lma

suffix. our (inclusive)

Variations

• -lma ✧ PE17/013; PE17/013; PE17/057; PE17/132; PE17/135; PE17/190

-mmo

we (two)

[-mmo "we (two)", abandoned pronominal suffix for the 1st person dual exclusive, which ending Tolkien later revised to -mmë (VT49:48).]

-lva

suffix. our (inclusive)

Derivations

• ✶-lwa ✧ PE17/130

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
✶-lwa > -lva	[-lwa] > [-lva]	✧ PE17/130

Variations

• -lwa ✧ VT49/16

-lwa

suffix. our (inclusive)

-ngo

we (two)

-ngo "we (two)", abandoned pronominal ending for the 1st person dual inclusive (later revised by Tolkien to -ngwë/-nquë). An alternative form -lmo was also listed (VT49:48). The ending -ngo was probably meant to represent older *-ngwo (VT49:49).

-ngo

suffix. we (inclusive dual)

Variations

• -lmo ✧ PE17/075; VT49/48

-ngë

suffix. we (inclusive dual)

-ngwë

suffix. we (inclusive dual)

@@@ < -ñge < -ññe < -sñe

Derivations

• ✶-sñe “dual 1st person b (exclusive)” ✧ PE19/069

Element in

• Q. sí man i yulmar n(g)wen enquantuva “*who now will refill the cups for us (dual)” ✧ VT21/06

Variations

• -ñgwe ✧ PE17/057
• -ngwe ✧ PE17/075; VT49/16; VT49/48
• ngwe ✧ PE17/136 (ngwe)
• nge ✧ PE19/069

gwîn

pronoun. our (inclusive)

Elements

Word	Gloss
gwe	“we (inclusive)”

pîn

pronoun. our (inclusive)

Elements

Word	Gloss
pe	“we (inclusive)”