Early Quenya
lamáre
noun. flock
Changes
lāma→ lāmáre “flock” ✧ QL/050Variations
- lāmáre ✧ QL/050
- lámarin ✧ QL/050
- lāma ✧ QL/050 (
lāma)
lámarin
noun. flock
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lamáre
noun. flock
Changes
lāma→ lāmáre “flock” ✧ QL/050Variations
- lāmáre ✧ QL/050
- lámarin ✧ QL/050
- lāma ✧ QL/050 (
lāma)
lámarin
noun. flock
A noun in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s glossed “flock” with variants lāmáre and lamárin, based on ᴱQ. lama “head of cattle or sheep” (QL/50). It was first written as lāma, then amended to lāmáre, -in with lámarin written after it. The editors (Gilson, Hostetter, Wynne and Smith) suggested that this likely indicated two forms: lamáre and lámarin.
Neo-Quenya: For purposes of Neo-Eldarin, I would adapt this word as ᴺQ. lamnarë “flock, ✱herd”, based on the later word Q. laman (lamn-) “[tame] animal”, with the same suffix -re. This suggestion came from Röandil in a Discord chat from 2022-03-18.