A compound of Baranduin and iant as seen in the King's letter.
Sindarin
iant
noun. bridge
Cognates
- Q. yanta “bridge”
Derivations
- √YAN “*join”
Element in
- S. anglennatha i Varanduiniant erin dolothen Ethuil “will approach the Bridge of Baranduin on the eighth day of Spring” ✧ AotM/062; SD/129
- ᴺS. duiniant “aqueduct”
- ᴺS. eiliant
- S. Esgaliant “Bridge of Esgalduin”
- S. Iant Iaur “Old Bridge” ✧ SA/iant
iant
noun. bridge
ianu
noun. (?) yoke
baranduiniant
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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
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
Cognates
- ᴺQ. yalta “yoke”
Derivations
- ᴺ✶. YALTA “yoke”
ianu
bridge
analogical pl. ieny.; coll. pl. likely ianwath, given the archaic form ianw (which is the form listed in the Etymologies)
It originally meant "bridge" in the Etymologies, but was apparently switched with iant