A word for “flame” in The Etymologies of the 1930s under the root ᴹ√KUL “golden-red”, but this word was deleted (EtyAC/KUL).
Qenya
-n
suffix. genitive suffix
-nde
suffix. general action verbal suffix
-ndo
suffix. *agent (male)
-ndor
suffix. -land
-nta
suffix. to become or be made
-nwa
suffix. perfective adjective
-nye
suffix. I
-ndon
suffix. like, as
-nil
suffix. -friend
-nildo
suffix. -friend
intin
pronoun. they
kulo
noun. flame
yatta
noun. narrow neck, isthmus, (narrow) neck, isthmus; *(lit.) joining
A word for “narrow neck, isthmus” in The Etymologies of the 1930s (Ety/YAK). Although Christopher Tolkien presented ᴹQ. yatta as if it were a derivative of ᴹ√YAK (LR/400), in their Addenda and Corrigenda to the Etymologies Carl Hostetter and Patrick Wynne indicated it was actually a derivative of a deleted root ᴹ√YATH, that appeared between ᴹ√YAK and ᴹ√YAT “join” (VT46/22). Although ᴹ√YATH was deleted, ᴹQ. yatta was not, and it was possible Tolkien reconceived of it as a derivative of ᴹ√YAT, as suggested by Hostetter and Wynne. As for ᴹ√YAK, Tolkien had a similar word ᴹQ. yat (yaht-) “neck” derived from that root.
Conceptual Development: In the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s, Tolkien had ᴱQ. yatta “neck, also isthmus” under the early root ᴱ√ẎATA “join”, along with an archaic variant †yat (QL/105). In a list of body parts from the 1920s, Tolkien instead had ᴱQ. yat (yakt-) “neck” (PE14/117).
Neo-Quenya: It is not clear that both yaht- and yatta should coexist. For purpose of Neo-Quenya, I would just use yatta “(narrow) neck, isthmus”, as it has a clearer etymology and ᴹ√YAT has a larger set of derivatives.
-(n)dil
suffix. -friend
-(á)re
suffix. general action verbal suffix
-a
suffix. adjectival suffix
-el
suffix. friend
-iel
suffix. -friend
-ien
suffix. -land
-ina
suffix. adjective suffix; passive participle
-ma
suffix. instrumental
-mo
suffix. agental suffix
-ro
suffix. agental suffix
-ser
suffix. friend
-ste
suffix. general action verbal suffix
-voite
suffix. adjective suffix
-we
suffix. masculine suffix
-ya
suffix. adjective suffix
atan
noun. Man
atar
noun. father
he
pronoun. they
helde
noun. friend
heldo
noun. friend
helmo
noun. friend
laure
noun. gold
le
pronoun. you
lóna
adjective. dark
min
cardinal. one
málo
noun. friend
nahta-
verb. to slay
naina-
verb. to lament
namba
noun. hammer
nat
noun. thing
ni
pronoun. I
nilmo
noun. friend
ninya
pronoun. my, my; [ᴺQ.] mine
noldo
proper name. one of the wise folk, Gnome
norto
noun. horror
ná-
verb. to be
nár(e)
noun. flame
nén
noun. water
núro
noun. servant
opto
noun. back
parma
noun. book
saira
adjective. wise
sermo
noun. friend
seron
noun. friend
sondo
noun. friend
síre
noun. river
to
preposition. in
toi
pronoun. they
veo
noun. man
wilwarin
noun. butterfly
ye-
verb. to be
(nai)naina-
verb. to lament
-dil
suffix. -friend
-dildo
suffix. -friend
fuine
noun. deep shadow
lamba
noun. hammer
mine
cardinal. one
nui
noun. lament
@@@ Regarding -n see “the final -m/n that sometimes appears at the end of object pronouns in pl. and belongs to them, not to the subject.” (PE22/94) as suggested by Aleksandr Zapragajev: j-teuber.github.io