A root in The Etymologies of the 1930s glossed “indeed” with a single derivative ᴹQ. é of the same meaning (EtyAC/Ē).
Middle Primitive Elvish
man
root. holy spirit
manō
noun. departed spirit
mā
noun. land
dēr
noun. man
(n)der
root. adult male, man; bridegroom
berō
noun. valiant man, warrior
kalrō
noun. noble man, hero
ni-ndakubākyē, uklaina ndere
I will slay thee, wicked man
stalgondō
noun. hero, dauntless man
wegō
suffix. man; warrior
der
root. adult male, man
e mati-the
he eats him (another man)
epe ndere
after the man
wegtē
noun. manhood
nī
noun. woman
nī̆s
noun. woman
mat-
verb. to eat
ʒan
root. male
mapā
noun. hand
kalrondō
noun. hero
kwen(ed)
root. Elf
kwenedē
noun. Elf
magā
noun. hand
maʒ
root. hand
māʒ
noun. hand
nō-
?. male
ē
root. indeed
A root in The Etymologies of the 1930s glossed “male” and used in this sense for both people and animals (Ety/ƷAN). Its principle derivatives are ᴹQ. hanu/N. anw “male (person or animal)”, so it might more properly be ✱ᴹ√ƷAN+U.