rach

noun. wain

Since this word is attested in a compound only, its unmutated form is uncertain. It could also be grach or rhach

rach

noun. wain

rhach

noun. curse

rhach

noun. curse

@@ form suggested by David Salo (GS/284)

Cognates

• ᴺQ. rac- “to curse”
• ᴺQ. racco “curse”

Element in

• S. Narn e·’Rach Morgoth “Tale of the Curse of Morgoth” ✧ MR/373

rach

wain

*rach (wagon), pl. #raich (idh raich) (UT:465). Isolated from the compounded plural form gondraich.

rach

wain

(wagon), pl. #raich (idh raich) (UT:465). Isolated from the compounded plural form gondraich.

rach

noun. danger

Cognates

• Q. raxë “*danger”

Element in

• ᴺS. rachui “dangerous”

rach

wagon

*rach (wain), pl. #raich (idh raich) (UT:465). Isolated from the compounded plural form gondraich.

rach

wagon

(wain), pl. #raich (idh raich) (UT:465). Isolated from the compounded plural form gondraich.

rhach

curse

(noun) *rhach (?i thrach or ?i rach the lenition product of rh is uncertain), pl. rhaich (?idh raich). The word is only attested in mutated form e·**rach ”of the curse” in MR:373; David Salo theorizes that this is how a word in rh- appears after the genitival article en** ”of the”.

rhach

curse

(?i thrach or ?i rach – the lenition product of rh is uncertain), pl. rhaich (?idh raich). The word is only attested in mutated form e·’rach ”of the curse” in MR:373; David Salo theorizes that this is how a word in rh- appears after the genitival article en ”of the”.

rachas

noun. danger

Element in

• ᴺS. rachathren “dangerous”