A noun in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s glossed “bird”, derived from the early root ᴱ√GWILI that was the basis for words having to do with flight (QL/104).
Early Quenya
-we
suffix. -we
-we
suffix. a, an
ungwe
noun. spider
fionwe
masculine name. Fionwe
-ndo
suffix. masculine suffix
-nu
suffix. masculine suffix
aiwe
noun. bird
en(we)
noun. name
en ilta n·ner ya me·qetsime ka húyo ne hwa·telpe ie-rautanéma ompa va húyo
thereupon in came the man {from whom we heard >>} by whom we were told his money had all been stolen from him
hi·tulinde nai
she {will >>} might be coming (supposing else also to be the case, which we know is not so)
i·ner qi
this man; this man (we have at present, etc.)
me
pronoun. we; 1st pl. exclusive pronoun
melmo
pronoun. we (emphatic); 1st pl. exclusive pronoun
me·tulil
we come
oi(we)
noun. bird
oive
noun. bird
perilme metto aimaktur perperienta
we indeed endure things but martyrs endured and to the end
qe
pronoun. we (inclusive)
qelmo
pronoun. we (emphatic); 1st pl. inclusive pronoun
wilin
noun. bird
ya qensie melmur ne iksa telpe rautanéma
by whom we were told his money had all been stolen from him
A common masculine suffix in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s in words like varyanu “[male] foreigner”, probably a reduced form of ᴱQ. anu (QL/31) and often paired with its feminine equivalent ᴱQ. -ni.