Adûnaic
adûnâ
noun. Númenórean, (lit.) Westerner
Element in
- Ad. Adûnayân “language of Númenor”
- Ad. Ârû ’nAdûnâi “King of the Anadunians” ✧ SD/429
- Ad. Adūnāim azūlada “The Adunai (Men of W.) eastward” ✧ SD/312
adûnâ
noun. Númenórean, (lit.) Westerner
Element in
- Ad. Adûnayân “language of Númenor”
- Ad. Ârû ’nAdûnâi “King of the Anadunians” ✧ SD/429
- Ad. Adūnāim azūlada “The Adunai (Men of W.) eastward” ✧ SD/312
The Adûnaic word for the Númenóreans themselves, clearly related to adûn “west” (PE17/18, SD/240). It is attested only in plural forms Adûnâi (normal plural) and Adûnâim (subjective plural). The final vowel of its singular form must be a long â; if it were short, its plural form would be ✱✱Adûnî instead of the attested Adûnâi.