(sudden, fierce), lenited vregol, pl. bregoel. Archaic ✱bregaul.
Sindarin
bregol
adjective. quick, sudden, quick, sudden, [N.] violent, *fierce
bregolas
masculine name. *Fierceness
bregol
violent
bregolas
fierceness
bregolas (i vregolas), pl. bregolais (i mregolais) if there is a pl. Archaic *bregaulas.
bregolas
fierceness
(i vregolas), pl. bregolais (i mregolais) if there is a pl. Archaic ✱bregaulas.
ascar
violent
1) ascar (rushing, impetuous), pl. escair. Also spelt asgar (pl. esgair). 2) bregol (sudden, fierce), lenited vregol, pl. bregoel. Archaic *bregaul.
fair
adjective. quick
_adj. _quick, ready, prompt. >> feir
feir
adjective. quick
_adj. _quick, ready, prompt. >> fair
ascar
violent
(rushing, impetuous), pl. escair. Also spelt asgar (pl. esgair).
brêg
quick
brêg (sudden, lively), lenited vrêg, pl. brîg
brêg
quick
(sudden, lively), lenited vrêg, pl. brîg
6th chief of the House of Bëor (S/148). His name is simply the noun [N.] bregolas “fierceness” used as a name (Ety/BERÉK).
Conceptual Development: In The Etymologies from the 1930s, the name N. Bregolas was translated “Fierceness” and was given as a derivative of the root ᴹ√BEREK along with N. bregol “fierce” (Ety/BERÉK), which is the source of the derivation given above.