-r(i)ol

suffix. adjective suffix

Element in

• G. agrectharol “despicable, contemptible” ✧ GL/17
• G. cantharol “glaring, flaming” ✧ GL/25
• G. celebriol “like silver” ✧ GL/25
• G. cagriol “jocular” ✧ GL/24
• G. govin(d)riol “long-acorned” ✧ GL/42
• G. hebwirol “circumspect” ✧ GL/48
• G. danoriol “daily” ✧ GL/29
• G. engriol “vale like, of the vale” ✧ GL/32

Variations

• -rol ✧ GL/17 (-rol); GL/25 (-rol); GL/48 (-rol)
• -riol ✧ GL/24 (-riol); GL/25 (-riol); GL/29 (-riol); GL/32 (-riol); GL/42 (-riol)

-(i)ol

suffix. adjective suffix

Element in

• G. aglar(i)ol “glorious” ✧ GL/17
• G. barchol “terrible, awful” ✧ GL/22
• G. bodruithol “vengeful (by nature)” ✧ GL/23 (bodruithol)
• G. bronniol “constant, faithful” ✧ GL/24
• G. cancol “laughing” ✧ GL/24 (cancol)
• G. cauthiol “tasteful, endowed with good taste; discreet, circumspect” ✧ GL/24
• G. clochiol “stone” ✧ GL/40
• G. gumriol “burdensome” ✧ GL/43
• G. cucthol “painstaking” ✧ GL/27
• G. cunghol “painstaking” ✧ GL/27
• G. diriol “tedious” ✧ GL/30
• G. drauthiol “arduous, labourious” ✧ GL/30
• G. egriol “excessive”
• G. enwiol “nominal” ✧ GL/32
• G. dairiol “merry (of things), funny” ✧ GL/29
• G. glarossiol “dazzling” ✧ GL/39
• G. glôriol “golden, like gold” ✧ GL/40
• G. gudhriol “inflamed, inflammatory” ✧ GL/42
• G. gwassiol “rushing, noisy, loud, rustling or splashing” ✧ GL/44
• G. gwenniniol “maiden(ly), girlish” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwilbriniol “like a butterfly” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwirthol “reluctant” ✧ GL/46
• G. bridol “changing, varying, variable” ✧ GL/24
• G. hadhol “abiding; enduring, constant, faithful” ✧ GL/47
• G. hadruithol “vengeful” ✧ GL/47
• G. hiriol “anxious” ✧ GL/49
• G. gwiniol “feminine” ✧ GL/45
• G. gimriol “audible, noticeable” ✧ GL/38
• G. gwesol “affable” ✧ GL/47
• G. gothriol “warlike” ✧ GL/42
• G. brigol “afraid; fearful, timid” ✧ GL/24

Variations

• -ol ✧ GL/17 (-ol); GL/22 (-ol); GL/23 (-ol); GL/24 (-ol); GL/24 (-ol); GL/24 (-ol); GL/27 (-ol); GL/27 (-ol); GL/38 (-ol); GL/42 (-ol); GL/42 (-ol); GL/43 (-ol); GL/46 (-ol); GL/47 (-ol); GL/47 (-ol); GL/47 (-ol)
• -iol ✧ GL/24 (-iol); GL/24 (-iol); GL/29 (-iol); GL/30 (-iol); GL/30 (-iol); GL/32 (-iol); GL/39 (-iol); GL/40 (-iol); GL/40 (-iol); GL/44 (-iol); GL/45 (-iol); GL/45 (-iol); GL/45 (-iol); GL/49 (-iol)

-(r)in

suffix. adjective suffix

Element in

• G. angrin “of iron, iron” ✧ GL/19
• G. anothrin “adult (of men), fullgrown; manly” ✧ GL/19
• G. aulin “wrong” ✧ GL/20
• G. baldrin “mighty” ✧ GL/21
• G. belin “expanded, unrolled, unfurled, set (of sails)” ✧ GL/22
• G. benin “shapely, pretty” ✧ GL/22
• G. bedhin “wedded, married” ✧ GL/22
• G. felegrin “equable” ✧ GL/34
• G. felthadrin “probable” ✧ GL/34
• G. blethrin “gracious, kind” ✧ GL/23
• G. celchin “of glass” ✧ GL/25
• G. celebrin “of silver” ✧ GL/25
• G. cîrin “present (place or time), modern” ✧ GL/26
• G. clogrin “stony, stone-like” ✧ GL/26
• G. codrin “nutty” ✧ GL/26
• G. crogin “hooked” ✧ GL/27
• G. culwin “golden” ✧ GL/27
• G. curin “magical” ✧ GL/28 (curin)
• G. dribin “worn out” ✧ GL/30
• G. elegrin “different, strange” ✧ GL/32
• G. Egladrin
• G. egrin “wide, vast, broad; far” ✧ GL/32
• G. erethrin “isolated, solitary, lonely” ✧ GL/33
• G. embrin “by name, named” ✧ GL/32 (embrin)
• G. fadrin “sufficient” ✧ GL/33
• G. fadin “sated, saturated” ✧ GL/33
• G. fathrin “tasselled” ✧ GL/34
• G. fegrin “free” ✧ QL/037
• G. fidhrin “haired”
• G. flathrin “foamy, tasseled” ✧ GL/35
• G. fofrin “foolish” ✧ GL/35
• G. gaisin “of steel” ✧ GL/37
• G. gaithrin “like steel” ✧ GL/37
• G. gedrin “sib, akin” ✧ GL/38
• G. gîrin “bygone, old, belonging to former days, olden, former, ancient” ✧ GL/38
• G. glanthin “cleanly, pure” ✧ GL/39
• G. glanwethrin “cleanly, pure” ✧ GL/39
• G. glastrin “marble” ✧ GL/39
• G. glathrin “brilliant, lucent” ✧ GL/39
• G. glen(d)rin “slender” ✧ GL/39
• G. glôrin “golden, of gold” ✧ GL/40
• G. glothrin “white, clear white” ✧ GL/40
• G. godaithri(o)n “learned, educated” ✧ GL/40
• G. gudhrin “inflamed, burning hot” ✧ GL/42
• G. haithin “gone, departed, lost” ✧ GL/47
• G. fedhin “bound by agreement; ally, friend”
• G. gwegrin “masculine” ✧ GL/44
• G. ganothrin “youthful” ✧ GL/37
• G. giothrin “embryonic” ✧ GL/39
• G. celegrin “glassy, like glass” ✧ GL/25
• G. hethrin “of the same family (in a close sense), consanguine” ✧ GL/48
• G. haugrin “lowly, humble, mean” ✧ GL/48
• G. cagrin “funny, amusing” ✧ GL/24
• G. glingrin “musical” ✧ GL/39
• G. ausin “rich; fortune” ✧ GL/20
• G. gwethrin “welcome, acceptable” ✧ GL/47
• G. fagin “cut” ✧ GL/33
• G. singrin “salt”
• G. aurin “made (by craft of hand), wrought, fashioned” ✧ GL/20
• G. gerin “metallic” ✧ GL/38
• G. fostrin “odorous” ✧ GL/36

Variations

• -rin ✧ GL/19 (-rin); GL/19 (-rin); GL/21 (-rin); GL/23 (-rin); GL/24 (-rin); GL/25 (-rin); GL/25 (-rin); GL/26 (-rin); GL/26 (-rin); GL/26 (-rin); GL/32 (-rin); GL/32 (-rin); GL/32 (-rin); GL/33 (-rin); GL/33 (-rin); GL/34 (-rin); GL/34 (-rin); GL/34 (-rin); GL/35 (-rin); GL/35 (-rin); GL/36 (-rin); GL/37 (-rin); GL/37 (-rin); GL/38 (-rin); GL/39 (-rin); GL/39 (-rin); GL/39 (-rin); GL/39 (-rin); GL/39 (-rin); GL/39 (-rin); GL/40 (-rin); GL/40 (-rin); GL/44 (-rin); GL/47 (-rin); GL/48 (-rin); GL/48 (-rin); QL/037 (-rin)
• -in ✧ GL/20 (-in); GL/20 (-in); GL/20 (-in); GL/22 (-in); GL/22 (-in); GL/22 (-in); GL/25 (-in); GL/27 (-in); GL/27 (-in); GL/28 (-in); GL/30 (-in); GL/33 (-in); GL/33 (-in); GL/37 (-in); GL/38 (-in); GL/38 (-in); GL/39 (-in); GL/40 (-in); GL/42 (-in); GL/47 (-in)

-ra

suffix. adjective suffix

Element in

• G. gwandra “beautiful” ✧ LT1A/Vána
• G. gwadhra “habitable” ✧ GL/47
• G. bodra “back(ward), hinder, rear” ✧ GL/23
• G. cingra “plaited” ✧ GL/26
• G. hadra “opposing, facing, opposite; equivalent” ✧ GL/47
• G. egra “distant, far away” ✧ GL/32
• G. aithra “piercing, sharp; thorny” ✧ GL/18
• G. fodra “the last, latest, endmost” ✧ GL/35
• G. hamra “lowly, lowlying; base” ✧ GL/48
• G. hagra “seated” ✧ GL/47

Variations

• -ra ✧ GL/18 (-ra); GL/23 (-ra); GL/26 (-ra); GL/32 (-ra); GL/35 (-ra); GL/47 (-ra); GL/47 (-ra); GL/47 (-ra); GL/48 (-ra); LT1A/Vána (-ra)

-wed

suffix. adjective suffix

Element in

• G. caithonwed “original” ✧ GL/24
• G. celchwed “glassy” ✧ GL/25
• G. clogwed “stony, stone-covered” ✧ GL/26
• G. codwed “nutbearing” ✧ GL/26
• G. dairwed “merry, funny (common)” ✧ GL/29
• G. deldrinwed “beechen” ✧ GL/30
• G. drogwed “servile, slavish; base, mean” ✧ GL/31
• G. faronwed “foreign” ✧ GL/34
• G. egwed “far, distant” ✧ PE13/113
• G. fathwed “tasselled” ✧ GL/34
• G. galwed “brilliant, shining” ✧ PE13/114
• G. godaithrinwed “grammatical” ✧ GL/40
• G. gonwed “rocky” ✧ GL/41
• G. grithonwed “thoughtful, careful; unselfish” ✧ GL/42
• G. gwavwed “windy” ✧ GL/43
• G. gwegwed “male” ✧ GL/44
• G. hilwed “adolescent” ✧ GL/49
• G. in(d)wed “indoors, at home; homely, domestic(ated)”
• G. gwinwed “female” ✧ GL/45
• G. erwed “unique” ✧ GL/33
• G. fedhwed “lawful”
• G. calwed “flourishing, adolescent” ✧ GL/25
• G. fabwed “corpulent” ✧ GL/34

-thol Reconstructed

suffix. adjective suffix

Element in

• G. cômathol “diseased, ill” ✧ GL/26