nat

noun. thing, object

natse

noun. web, net, web, net[work]

A noun in The Etymologies of the 1930s glossed “web, net” under the root ᴹ√NAT “lace, weave, tie” (Ety/NAT).

Neo-Quenya: There are later words for “[spider’s] web” (ungwë) and “[physical] net” (raima or rembë), but I would retain natse for a more general sense “web, net[work]” applying to any interlacing of connected things (physical or metaphorical). This allows the retention of several early neologisms having to do with the internet.

faire

noun. natural death (as act)

atar

noun. father

ilúva

adjective. universal

le

pronoun. you

naháme

noun. summons

ná-

verb. to be

nóte

noun. number

tama

pronoun. thing

vaire

feminine name. Weaver

ye-

verb. to be