iant

noun. bridge

iant

noun. bridge

iant iaur

place name. Old Bridge

The bridge over the river Esgalduin (S/121). This name is a combination of iant “bridge” and iaur “old” (SA/iant, iaur).

Iant Iaur

noun. old bridge

iant (“bridge”), iaur (“old”)

ianu

noun. (?) yoke

It originally meant "bridge" in the Etymologies, but was apparently switched with iant

baranduiniant

w7D2{#hJ5`B1[D noun. Bridge of Baranduin

A compound of Baranduin and iant as seen in the King's letter.

iant

yoke

iant (bridge), pl. iaint, coll. pl. iannath

iant

bridge

(yoke), pl. iaint, coll. pl. iannath.

iant

yoke

(bridge), pl. iaint, coll. pl. iannath

Iant Iaur

Iant Iaur

Iant Iaur means "Old Bridge", from iant "bridge" and iaur "old".

ianu

bridge

1) *ianu, analogical pl. ieny.; coll. pl. likely ianwath, given the archaic form ianw (which is the form listed in the Etymologies), 2) iant (yoke), pl. iaint, coll. pl. iannath. SKY-BRIDGE, see RAINBOW

ialt

noun. yoke

ianu

bridge

analogical pl. ieny.; coll. pl. likely ianwath, given the archaic form ianw (which is the form listed in the Etymologies)

iant

noun. yoke

iant

noun. bridge

ianw

noun. (?) yoke

It originally meant "bridge" in the Etymologies, but was apparently switched with iant

ianw

noun. bridge

@@@ invalid in Sindarin since in this combination voiced stops became spirants after vowels

yanta

noun. bridge

yaltë

bridge

yaltë noun "bridge" (GL:37); rather yanta in Tolkien's later Quenya

yanta

bridge

yanta noun "bridge", also name of tengwa #35 (Appendix E); in the Etymologies, yanta is defined as "yoke" (YAT)

yanwë

bridge, joining, isthmus

yanwë noun "bridge, joining, isthmus" (YAT, "joining", VT49:45, 46), changed by Tolkien from yanwa (VT46:22, VT49:34)

yalta

noun. yoke

@@@ used in NQNT along with yanta

yalta

root. yoke