beth

noun. word

_n. _word.

beth

soft mut

soft mut. of peth >> peth

peth

word

(beth) _ n. word. fennas nogothrim lasto beth lammen _'doorway of the Dwarf-folk listen to the words of my tongue'. Q. quetta. >> beth

peth

noun. word

peth

noun. word

fennas nogothrim, lasto beth lammen

doorway of the Dwarf-folk listen to the word of my tongue

agarfant beth

he spoke words

pedo beth mellon

say the word mellon

peth

word

peth (i beth, o pheth), pl. pith (i phith)

peth

word

(i beth, o pheth), pl. pith (i phith)

Berhael

soft mut

soft mut. of Perhael** **(e.g. a·Berhael) >> Perhael

baran

soft mut

soft mut. of paran >> Dol Baran, paran

baur

soft mut

soft mut. of paur >> Celebrimbor

ben-

soft mut

soft mut. of pen-

berian

soft mut

soft mut. of perian after article i >> perain

dew

soft mut

soft mut. of tew >> tew

galen

soft mut

soft mut. of calen >> calen

govannen

soft mut

soft mut. of covannen

vast

soft mut

soft mut. of #bast.

vedui

soft mut

soft mut. of medui

úvedin

soft mut

soft mut. of úmedin v. & pron. suff. I do not eat. >> -n, ú-, úmedin

úvel

soft mut

soft mut. of úmel _ suff. & verbal stem (quasi-participle in aorist mode) _lit. 'not loving', enemy, inimical. >> ú-, úmel

bêth

noun. expression, saying, word

A noun translated as “expression, saying, word” (SD/427). It is likely derived from the Primitive Adûnaic root √BITH “say” (SD/416). This word is very similar to Sindarin peth “word”, especially in the Sindarin lenited form beth. The ancient development of the Adûnaic word may have been similar to Sindarin, with Primitive Elvish root ᴹ√KWET > ✱√PET > ✶Ad. √BITH, as suggested by Helge Fauskanger (AL/Adûnaic).

bith-

verb. to say

A verbal form of Ad. bêth “expression, saying, word” attested only as an agental-formation as part of the noun izindu-bêth “true-sayer” (SD/427); see that entry for further discussion of its phonetic development. As suggested by Thorsten Renk suggested (NBA/24, 26), the verb stem is probably bith-, consistent with its primitive root ✶Ad. √BITH. Since agental forms generally have a lengthened or fortified vowel, the verb stem bith- could have the fortified agental form -bêth.

izindu-bêth

noun. true-sayer, prophet

A noun for “prophet”, more literally “true-sayer”, given by Tolkien as an example of the objective case combined with a verb stem in an agental-formation (SD/427).

peth

noun. word

peth

noun. word

quent

word

quent ("q")noun "word" (LT2:348; in Tolkien's later Quenya quetta)

quetta

word

quetta noun "word" (SA:quen-/quet-, GL:28), pl. quettar (WJ:391). An quetta "a word more" (phrase used = "to add to what has been said") (PE17:91)

quetta

noun. word

quetta

noun. word