adj. end, final, last. Ai na vedui Dúnadan. Mae g'ovannen. 'Ah! At last, Dúnadan ! Well met !'. m > v after preposition.
Sindarin
medui
adjective. last
meth
adjective. last, last; [N.] end
Cognates
Derivations
- √MET “end, finality”
Element in
- S. methed “end”
- S. Methiriad “?End of Two Rivers”
- S. Rochon Methestel “Rider of the Last Hope” ✧ UT/313
Variations
- Meth ✧ UT/313 (Meth)
medui
adjective. end, final, last
Derivations
- √MET “end, finality”
Element in
- S. ai na vedui Dúnadan “Ah! at last, Dúnadan!” ✧ LotR/0209; PE17/016
- S. Arvedui “Last-king”
- ᴺS. orvedui “yesterday”
tiro
verb. look!
thîr
noun. look, face, expression, countenance
methed
noun. end
methed
noun. end
Element in
- S. Methed-en-Glad “End of the Wood” ✧ UT/153
- S. Methedras “Last Peak”
Elements
Word Gloss meth “last, last; [N.] end” -ed “gerund” Variations
- Methed ✧ UT/153
medui
adjective. end
brona
last
(verb) 1) brona- (survive) (i vrona, i mronar), 2) dartha- (i dhartha, i narthar) (stay, wait, remain, endure) (VT45:8)
brona
last
(survive) (i vrona, i mronar)
dartha
last
(i dhartha, i narthar) (stay, wait, remain, endure) (VT45:8)
last
noun. (sense of) hearing
Cognates
- ᴹQ. lasta “listening, hearing”
Derivations
- √LAS “listen”
medui
last
(adjective) 1) medui (lenited vedui; no distinct pl. form), 2) meth (lenited veth, pl. mith). Note: the word is also used as a noun ”end”.
medui
last
(lenited vedui; no distinct pl. form)
meth
last
(lenited veth, pl. mith). Note: the word is also used as a noun ”end”.
dartha
wait
dartha- (i dhartha, i narthar) (stay, remain, last, endure) (VT45:8)
dartha
wait
(i dhartha, i narthar) (stay, remain, last, endure) (VT45:8)
lanc
sudden end
(sharp edge, sudden end, brink), pl. lainc, coll. pl. langath.
nass
sharp end
(point, angle, corner), construct nas, pl. nais.
dartha
endure
(i dhartha, i narthar) (stay, wait, remain, last) (VT45:8)
glinthad
noun. look, glance, flash of the eye
Elements
Word Gloss glintha- “to glance (at)”
tar-
verb. to stand
Cognates
- Q. tar- “to stand”
Derivations
- √TAR “stand”
penninor
last day of the year
(i benninor, o phenninor), pl. penninoer (i phenninoer). Suggested Sindarin form of ”Noldorin” penninar (LR:400 s.v. YEN).
tell
adjective. last, final (in a series)
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Cognates
- Q. telda “last, final”
Elements
Word Gloss TEL “close, end, complete, come to an end” -nā “adjective suffix; passive participle”
meth
end
(noun) 1) meth (i veth), pl. mith (i mith). Note: the word is also used as an adjective ”last”. 2) (rear, hindmost part) tele (i dele, o thele), pl. teli (i theli). In ”Noldorin”, the pl. was telei (LR:392 s.v. TELES). 3) ( maybe primarily ”last point in line; last of a series of items”) #methed (i vethed), pl. methid (i methid). Isolated from the name Methedras, the last in a line of mountain peaks.
meth
end
(i veth), pl. mith (i mith). Note: the word is also used as an adjective ”last”.
tele
end
(i dele, o thele), pl. teli (i theli). In ”Noldorin”, the pl. was telei (LR:392 s.v. TELES).
thîr
look
(noun) thîr (face, expression, countenance) (VT41:10) See also LOOKING.
thîr
look
(face, expression, countenance) (VT41:10) See also
brenia
endure
1) brenia- (i vrenia, i mreniar), 2) dartha- (i dhartha, i narthar) (stay, wait, remain, last) (VT45:8) LONG ENDURED, see brûn under OLD
brenia
endure
(i vrenia, i mreniar)
manadh
final end
(i vanadh) (fate, fortune [usually = final bliss]), pl. menaidh (i menaidh).
methed
end
(i vethed), pl. methid (i methid). Isolated from the name Methedras, the last in a line of mountain peaks.
methen
end
(adj.) methen (lenited vethen; pl. methin) (VT45:34)
methen
end
(lenited vethen; pl. methin) (VT45:34)
brûn
long endured
under
This word is attested in later writings as an element in the names Methed-en-Glad “End of the Wood” and possibly Methedras “Last Peak” (of the Misty Mountains). The latter name first appeared in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s as N. Methen Amon and Methendol (TI/404), making it likely that methed is a revision from the earlier adjective N. methen (Ety/MET).
This new form likely changed from an adjective to a noun, since -ed/-ad is usually a gerundal suffix in Sindarin (forming nouns from verbs). This word is clearly a noun in the name Methed-en-Glad, and could also be a noun in Methedras (= “Peak of the End?”).