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Middle Primitive Elvish

baradā

adjective. lofty, sublime

Derivations

  • ᴹ√BARAD “*lofty, noble” ✧ Ety/BARÁD; Ety/BARATH
    • ᴹ√BAR “raise; uplift, save, rescue(?)” ✧ Ety/BAR

Derivatives

  • ᴹQ. Varda “Lofty, Sublime” ✧ Ety/BARÁD; Ety/BARATH
  • On. barada “steep” ✧ Ety/BARÁD
    • N. baradh “steep” ✧ Ety/BARÁD
  • ᴹT. Baradis ✧ Ety/BARÁD; Ety/BARATH

Variations

  • barádā ✧ Ety/BARÁD; EtyAC/BARATH
  • baradā ✧ Ety/BARATH
Middle Primitive Elvish [Ety/BARÁD; Ety/BARATH; EtyAC/BARATH] Group: Eldamo. Published by

tārā

adjective. lofty

Derivations

  • ᴹ√TĀ/TAƷ “high, lofty; noble” ✧ Ety/AYAK; Ety/TĀ

Derivatives

  • ᴹQ. tar- “high; king or queen (in compounds)” ✧ EtyAC/TĀ
  • ᴹQ. tára “lofty, high” ✧ Ety/TĀ; Ety/TÁWAR
  • On. tōra “lofty” ✧ Ety/TĀ

Element in

Variations

  • tāra ✧ Ety/AYAK; Ety/KHIL
  • Tára ✧ Ety/NIK-W
  • tára ✧ EtyAC/AYAK
Middle Primitive Elvish [Ety/AYAK; Ety/KHIL; Ety/NIK-W; Ety/TĀ; Ety/TÁWAR; EtyAC/AYAK; EtyAC/TĀ] Group: Eldamo. Published by

stal

root. steep

A root in The Etymologies of the 1930s glossed “steep” with derivatives like Ilk. thall “steep, falling steeply (of river)” and Ilk. thalos “torrent”, the latter used for the river name Ilk. Thalos (Ety/STAL). Tolkien continued to use the name S. Thalos in later versions of The Silmarillion, but the name was translated nowhere else, making its continued connection to the 1930s root uncertain.

Derivatives

  • ᴹ✶stalrā “steep, falling steeply (of river)” ✧ Ety/STAL
    • Ilk. thall “steep, falling steeply (of river)” ✧ Ety/STAL
Middle Primitive Elvish [Ety/STAL] Group: Eldamo. Published by