Sindarin 

míriel

adjective. sparkling like jewels, like a jewel

An adjective meaning for “sparkling like jewels” (RGEO/64) in the poem A Elbereth Gilthoniel (LotR/238). It was the passive participle of the verb míria- “to sparkle like jewels” (PE17/24). Tolkien also considered connecting it to Quenya past passive participles like káriela in notes from 1969, perhaps from a verb ✱mir- with a Q. past participle míriela, but this Q. form was deleted and the whole thing seems to have been a transient idea (PE22/152).

Note: One of the forms from PE22 was published as mirieail, but Christopher Gilson confirmed in a Discord chat that the actual form was miriail: discord.com.

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Míriel

adjective. or quasi-adverb like a jewel

_adj. or quasi-adverb _like a jewel, shining jewel-like. In origin a participial form of verb míria-. silivren penna míriel lit. 'glittering slants-down sparkling (as jewels)'. >> míria-

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Míriel

noun. sparkling like a jewel

Sindarin [RGEO/64, LotR/II:I] Group: SINDICT. Published by

Míriel

jewel-like

míriel (lenited víriel, pl. míril) (sparkling like a jewel)

Míriel

sparkling like a jewel

míriel (lenited víriel, pl. míril) (jewel-like)

míriel

jewel-like

(lenited víriel, pl. míril) (sparkling like a jewel)

míriel

sparkling like a jewel

(lenited víriel, pl. míril) (jewel-like)

silivren penna míriel

from glittering crystal slanting falls with light like jewels

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Quenya 

míriel

feminine name. *Jewel-daughter

This name was given to two different women in Tolkien’s legendarium. First, it was the name of the first wife of Finwë, the mother of Fëanor (S/63). She was the first Elf to die a non-violent death, for which she was also called Fíriel “She that Sighed, She that Died” (MR/250). The second woman, Tar-Míriel, was the Quenya name of the queen of Númenor, also known as Ad. Ar-Zimraphel (S/269, UT/224). The first element of this name is almost certainly mírë “jewel”. The second element is the suffix -iel, which either means “-daughter” or is a general feminine suffix.

Conceptual Development: The first name given to the last queen of Númenor was ᴹQ. Istar >> Tar-Ilien (LR/27).

Quenya [LotRI/Tar-Míriel; MR/258; MRI/Míriel; PE17/024; PMI/Míriel; PMI/Tar-Míriel; SA/mîr; SDI2/Ar-Zimraphel; SDI2/Tar-Ilien; SDI2/Tar-Míriel; SI/Míriel¹; SI/Míriel²; SI/Tar-Míriel; SMI/Míriel; UTI/Ar-Zimraphel; UTI/Míriel; UTI/Tar-Míriel; WJI/Míriel] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Míriel

jewel-woman

Míriel noun "Jewel-woman" or "Jewel-daughter" (Silm), genitive Míriello (see namna) indicating a stem-form #Míriell-.

Tar-Míriel

Tar-Míriel

Tar-Míriel, a Quenya name, had an approximate meaning of "Jewel-daughter". The Adûnaic name Ar-Pharazôn gave her, Ar-Zimraphel is presumably a translation of this. Zimra- means, disputably, 'jewel', while -phel is possibly 'daughter'.

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namna finwë míriello

the Statute of Finwë and Míriel

Noldorin 

dir avos-eithen miriel

dir avos-eithen miriel

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