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harvo

noun. left hand

Sindarin [VT/47:6] har-vaw, har-+maw. Group: SINDICT. Published by

harvo

noun. left side

Sindarin [VT/47:6] har-vaw, har-+maw. Group: SINDICT. Published by

harvo

noun. left hand, left side

Cognates

  • Q. hyarma “left hand” ✧ VT47/06
  • T. þarma “left-hand” ✧ VT47/06

Elements

WordGloss
hair“left (hand)”
maw“hand”

hair

noun/adjective. left (hand)

Sindarin [Ety/365, X/EI] Group: SINDICT. Published by

nef

preposition. on this side of

Sindarin [LotR/II:I, RGEO/72] Group: SINDICT. Published by

harvo

left hand, left side

pl. harvoe (VT47:6);

harvo

left hand, left side

harvo, pl. harvoe (VT47:6), also hair and crum (see LEFT above).

harvo

left hand, left side

harvo, pl. harvoe (VT47:6);

harvo

left hand, left side

pl. harvoe (VT47:6), also hair and crum (see

hair

left

(adj.) hair (lenited chair; no distinct pl. form); also used as noun

hair

left

HAND (*hair, o chair, i chair, no distinct pl. form even with article; cited in archaic form heir, LR:365 s.v. KHYAR). Adj. LEFT also crom (lenited grom, pl. crym), with corresponding noun

hair

left

(lenited chair; no distinct pl. form); also used as noun

hair

left hand

o chair, i chair, no distinct pl. form even with article; cited in archaic form heir, LR:365 s.v. KHYAR). Adj.

forvo

right hand, right side

pl. forvoe (VT47:6);

hâr

left

(noun, the direction) hâr (i châr) (south).

hâr

left

(i châr) (south).

crom

left

(lenited grom, pl. crym), with corresponding noun

crûm

left hand

crûm (i grûm, o chrûm, construct crum), pl. cruim (i chruim), coll. pl. crummath. Also *hair (i chair), no distinct pl. form (not even with article). Note: hair is also used = ”left” as adjective. Cited in archaic form heir (LR:365 s.v. KHYAR). PALM (or

crûm

left hand

crûm (i grûm, o chrûm, construct crum), pl. cruim (i chruim), coll. pl. crummath.

rafn

extended point at the side

(wing, horn), pl. raifn (idh raifn);

crumguru

having a cunning left hand

lenited grumguru, pl. crumgyry (or crymgyry if the entire word is umlauted, but this may be unlikely) (VT45:24)