A noun for “a wounding, a wound” appearing in revisions to the Outline of Phonology (OP2) made around 1959, derived from primitive ✶snagdē based on the root √SNAG “wound, gash” (PE19/91). Drafts of these revision instead had (rejected) nahta (PE19/92 note #110).
Quenya
nahte
noun. a wound
nahte
noun. wounding, wound
Cognates
Derivations
Phonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources ✶snagdē > hnahte > nahte [snagdē] > [snaktē] > [n̥aktē] > [n̥axte] > [naxte] ✧ PE19/091 Variations
- nahta ✧ PE19/092 (nahta)
a wound(ing)