rant

noun. course, water-channel; lode, course, water-channel; lode, [N.] vein

rant

noun. lode, vein

rant

noun. course, riverbed

rath

noun. course, riverbed

rath

noun. street (in a city)

rant

channel

(water-channel) rant (watercourse, stream; lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

lode

rant (watercourse, water-channel, stream; vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

vein

rant (watercourse, water-channel, stream; lode), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

water-channel

rant (watercourse, stream; lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

watercourse

rant (water-channel, stream; lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath. Cf. also the word imrath (pl. imraith), referring to a long narrow valley with a road or watercourse running through it lengthwise.

rant

channel

(watercourse, stream; lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

stream

(watercourse, water-channel, lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath.

rant

lode

(watercourse, water-channel, stream; vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

vein

(watercourse, water-channel, stream; lode), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

water-channel

(watercourse, stream; lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath

rant

watercourse

(water-channel, stream; lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath. Cf. also the word imrath (pl. imraith), referring to a long narrow valley with a road or watercourse running through it lengthwise.

rath

course

rath (climb, climbing path, street, riverbed), pl. raist (idh raist) (UT:255)

rath

course

(climb, climbing path, street, riverbed), pl. raist (idh raist) (UT:255)

celeth

stream

(noun) 1) celeth (i geleth, o cheleth), pl. celith (i chelith), 2) sirith (i hirith, o sirith) (flowing), no distinct pl. except with article (i sirith), 3) nên (water, lake, pool, waterland), construct nen, pl. nîn, 4) rant (watercourse, water-channel, lode, vein), pl. raint (idh raint), coll. pl. rannath.

cû

noun. arch, crescent

cû

noun. bow

rib-

verb. to flow like a (torrent ?)

The reading of the gloss is uncertain

sîr

stream

_ n. _stream. >> Nanduhirion

ŷr

noun. course

calph

water vessel

calph (i galph, o chalph), pl. celph (i chelph). By another suggestion, if the word goes like alph "swan", the pl. forms could be ceilph (i cheilph).

calph

water vessel

(i galph, o chalph), pl. celph (i chelph). By another suggestion, if the word goes like alph "swan", the pl. forms could be ceilph (i cheilph).

celeth

stream

(i geleth, o cheleth), pl. celith (i chelith)

celf

noun. channel

A neologism for “channel” coined by Elaran in 2018 based on ᴹQ. kelma of the same meaning.

cû

arch

cû (i gû, o chû) (bow, crescent), pl. cui (i chui)

cû

arch

(i gû, o chû) (bow, crescent), pl. cui (i chui)

enaith

sixth part

. No distinct pl. form. Archaic eneith.

nên

stream

(water, lake, pool, waterland), construct nen, pl. nîn

rimma

flow like a torrent

(i rimma, idh rimmar)

sath

noun. part

siria

flow

(vb.) siria- (i hiria, i siriar).

siria

flow

(i hiria, i siriar).

sirith

stream

(i hirith, o sirith) (flowing), no distinct pl. except with article (i sirith)

yr

course

; no distinct pl. form; coll. pl. yrath). Suggested Sindarin form of ”Noldorin” iôr.

ŷr

course

*ŷr (construct yr; no distinct pl. form; coll. pl. yrath). Suggested Sindarin form of ”Noldorin” iôr.

rant

noun. lode, vein

rant

noun. lode, vein

rant

noun. course, riverbed

rath

noun. course, riverbed

rath

noun. street (in a city)

cû

noun. arch, crescent

cû

noun. bow

iôr

noun. course

iôr

noun. course

rhib-

verb. to flow like a (torrent ?)

The reading of the gloss is uncertain

siria-

verb. to flow

rantala

noun. ladder

A word for “ladder” in notes from the late 1960s derived from primitive ✶ranthlā based on √RATH “climb” (NM/363).

ranta

part

#ranta noun "part". Pl. rantali attested. (PE14:117)

ranta

noun. course

rantarwa

noun. partner

@@@ etymology unclear

rantie

noun. party

@@@ etymology unclear

rantie

noun. tribute

@@@ etymology unclear

tyellesta

noun. ladder

A neologism for “ladder” coined by Tamas Ferencz, an elaboration of tyellë “step”. I think it is better to use attested rantala published in 2022 after Ferencz coined this neologism.

celma

channel

celma ("k")noun "channel" (KEL)

celu

stream

celu _("k")_noun "stream" (LT1:257; rather celumë in LotR-style Quenya)

celumë

stream, flow

celumë ("k")noun "stream, flow" (KEL, LT1:257); locative pl. celumessen ("k") in Markirya (ëar-celumessen is translated "in the flowing sea", lit. *"in sea-streams").

cú

arch, crescent

cú ("k")noun "arch, crescent" (KU3); "crescent Moon" (LT1:271; the long vowel was denoted by a circumflex rather than an accent in the early "Qenya" lexicon). In Sindarin, the same word can be used for a "bow" as used to shoot arrows (but possibly this is only quinga in Quenya).

lutta-

flow, float

lutta- vb. "flow, float" (LT1:249)

lutu-

flow, float

lutu- vb. "flow, float" (LT1:249)

sir-

flow

sir- (1) vb. "flow" (SIR)

sir-

verb. flow

sirya

verb. flow

rantā

noun. tracks and trails of travellers or explorers that had become habitual and could be followed by others

ranthlā

noun. ladder

sir

root. flow

The root √SIR and similar roots meant “flow” for most of Tolkien’s life. The earliest form of this root was ᴱ√SIŘI [SIÐI] “flow” in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s with variant sini and derived forms like ᴱQ. sindi “river” and ᴱQ. síre “stream” (QL/84). The latter word became “river” in Tolkien’s later writings, and words appearing in the contemporaneous Gnomish Lexicon like G. sîr “river” and G. siriol “flowing” (GL/67-68) rather than ✱✱sidh- indicate Tolkien very early revised the root to ✱ᴱ√SIRI. Indeed, the root was ᴹ√SIR “flow” in The Etymologies of the 1930s, and the root appeared with this form and essential meaning several times in Tolkien’s later writings (PE22/127, 135).

sīru

noun. stream