*limmida- (i limmida, i limmidar), pa.t. limmint. _(The ”N” form in the source [LR:369 s.v. LINKWI] is _lhimmid; not everybody will agree that a final -a should be supplied in Sindarin.)
Sindarin
lhim
adjective. sliding, gliding, slippery, sleek
lim
noun. fish
limp
adjective. wet
lim
noun. fish
limp
adjective. wet
limp
wet
limmida
moisten
limlug
noun. fish-dragon, sea-serpent
limmid-
verb. to moisten
loen
adjective. soaking wet, swamped
nîn
adjective. wet, watery
nîn
wet
_ adj. _wet. Q. nenya. >> Nindalf
hâl
fish
(noun) hâl (i châl, o châl, construct hal), pl. hail (i chail) (VT45:20); also lim (no distinct pl. form; coll. pl. limmath). Note: a homophone means ”clear, sparkling, light”.
hâl
fish
(i châl, o châl, construct hal), pl. hail (i chail) (VT45:20); also lim (no distinct pl. form; coll. pl. limmath). Note: a homophone means ”clear, sparkling, light”.
lhûg
dragon
lhûg (construct lhug; with article ?i thlûg or ?i lûg the lenition product of lh is uncertain) (snake, serpent), pl. lhuig (?i luig), also amlug (pl. emlyg).
lhûg
dragon
(construct lhug; with article ?i thlûg or ?i lûg – the lenition product of lh is uncertain) (snake, serpent), pl. lhuig (?i luig), also amlug (pl. emlyg).
limlug
fish-dragon
(sea serpent), pl. limlyg
limlug
fish-dragon
limlug (sea serpent), pl. limlyg
limlug
fish-dragon
limlug (sea serpent), pl. limlyg. FISH-WATCHER, see KINGFISHER
limlug
noun. fish-dragon, sea-serpent
limmid(a)-
verb. to moisten
limmida
moisten
(i limmida, i limmidar), pa.t. limmint. (The ”N” form in the source [LR:369 s.v.
loen
soaking wet
(swamped), no distinct pl. form.
mesc
wet
1) mesc (lenited vesc, pl. misc). Also spelt mesg. 2) limp (no distinct pl. form). 3)
mesc
wet
(lenited vesc, pl. misc). Also spelt mesg.
nîd
wet
nîd (damp, tearful); no distinct pl. form. 4) nîn (watery); no distinct pl. form. Note: nîn is also used as a noun ”tear”; there is also the possessive pronoun nín ”my”.
nîd
wet
(damp, tearful); no distinct pl. form. 4) nîn (watery); no distinct pl. form. Note: nîn is also used as a noun ”tear”; there is also the possessive pronoun nín ”my”.
ýl-
verb. to drink
(no distinct pl. form).