mith
noun.
white fog, wet mist
mith
adjective.
grey
mith
noun.
white fog, wet mist
mith
adjective.
(pale) grey
mitheithel
place name.
Hoarwell
mithlond
place name.
?Grey Havens, Grey Gulf
mithrandir
masculine name.
Grey Wanderer/Pilgrim
mithrim
place name.
*Mist Lake
mithril
noun.
*true-silver
mithren
adjective.
small
hith
noun.
mist, fog
meth
noun.
end
meth
noun.
end
hîth
noun.
mist
thilevril
noun.
*true-silver
brona-
verb.
to last, to survive
celeb
noun.
silver
celeb
noun.
silver
celebren
adjective.
like silver (in hue or worth)
celefn
adjective.
of silver
celevon
adjective.
of silver
erceleb
noun.
*true-silver
gael
adjective.
pale, glimmering
hithw
noun.
fog
hithw
noun.
fog
ithil
noun.
Moria-silver, true-silver
maidh
adjective.
pale, fallow, fawn
meidh
adjective.
pale, fallow, fawn
methen
adjective.
end, final
mid
adjective.
grey
mîw
adjective.
small, tiny, frail
nim-
adjective.
pale, white
nimp
adjective.
pale, white
nimp
adjective.
pale
rhaud
noun.
metal
rhaud
noun.
metal
tele
noun.
end, rear, hindmost part
thind
adjective.
grey, pale
thinn
adjective.
grey, pale
tinc
noun.
metal
tinc
noun.
metal
A word in The Etymologies of the 1930s glossed “white fog, wet mist” derived from the root ᴹ√MITH (Ety/MITH). As a later addition to this entry, Tolkien instead gave N. mith “grey”, and that was how this word was typically used in Tolkien’s later writings.