(hewn log) drafn (i dhrafn) (also used = hewn stone), pl. i drefn (in drefn)
Sindarin
log-
verb. to haul, drag
drafn
log
drafn
log
(i dhrafn) (also used = hewn stone), pl. i drefn (in drefn)
eryn
noun. wood
glad
noun. wood
glad
noun. wood
A word for a “wood” in the name Methed-en-Glad “End of the Wood” (UT/153) and possibly also Gladuial “✱Twilight Wood” (WJ/183, 188 note #48). It resembles galadh “tree” and is probably related to it, but it cannot be derived directly from the same root ᴹ√GALAD as that would produce ✱✱gladh. It was either derived from a variant root ✱√GALAT, or was a loan word from Nandorin where the word for “tree” was Nan. galad (MR/182; PE17/50, 60).
taur
noun. great wood, forest
drafn
hewn
(adj.) †drafn (lenited dhrafn, pl. drefn), also used as noun or
drafn
hewn
(lenited dhrafn, pl. drefn), also used as noun
drafn
hewn stone
i dhrafn; pl. dhrefn, in drefn).
dravn
noun. hewn log
eryn
wood
1) (forest) eryn. No distinct pl. form. 2) glâd (i **lâd, construct glad) (small forest), pl. glaid (in glaid**) See FOREST. 2)
eryn
wood
. No distinct pl. form.
glâd
wood
(i ’lâd, construct glad) (small forest), pl. glaid (in glaid) See FOREST. 2)
gondrafn
hewn stone
gondram (i ’ondrafn, -ram), pl. gendraim (-raim). Archaic pl. göndreim.____
tawar
wood
(as material) tawar (i dawar, o thawar) (forest), pl. tewair (i thewair).
tawar
wood
(i dawar, o thawar) (forest), pl. tewair (i thewair).
tund
noun. log for the fire, *firewood, fuel
A neologism coined by Paul Strack in 2018 specifically for Eldamo to replace G. hala- of similar meaning, based on the later root √LUK “haul, drag” (PE17/28).