sén

children

#sén collective (?) noun "children", isolated from Erusén "the children of God" (RGEO:74, VT49:35). The word would seem to be a collective, since it has no plural ending.

ascenë

visible, easily seen

ascenë, ascénima (þ) adj. "visible, easily seen" (PE17:148)

fairë

phantom, disembodied spirit, when seen as a pale shape

fairë(1) noun "phantom, disembodied spirit, when seen as a pale shape" (pl. fairi in Markirya); compare ausa. The noun fairë was also used = "spirit (in general)", as a kind of being (MR:349, PE17:124). In VT43:37 and VT44:17, fairë refers to the Holy Spirit (fairë aista or Aina Fairë)

rondo

vaulted or arched roof, as seen from below

rondo noun "a vaulted or arched roof, as seen from below" (and usually not visible from outside); "a (large) hall or chamber so roofed", "vaulted hall" _(WJ:414; VT39:9; in the Etymologies, stem ROD, the gloss is simply "cave" or "roof"; see VT46:12 for the latter gloss)_. Cf. *Elerondo.

ascénima

adjective. visible, easily seen

cénima

adjective. visible, visible, [ᴹQ.] able to be seen

ascenë

adjective. visible, easily seen

cemma

noun. picture, (lit.) something seen

A neologism for “picture” appearing in ABNW (ABNW) from the early 2000s, based on ✱ken-mā < √KEN “see”, more literally “something seen”. I think it is better to use attested emma “✱picture, image” which was published after the neologism was coined.

ascénië

adverb. obviously, *(lit.) easily seen

A neologism coined by Tamas Ferencz, a combination of as(a)- “easy” and an adverbial form of cen- “see”.

avacen-

verb. to unsee, forget something seen

A neologism for “unsee” coined by Chaered posted on 2025-06-16 in the Vinyë Lambengolmor Discord Server (VLDS), a combination of ava- “refuse” and cen- “see”. Based on this etymology, it applies to things intentionally forgotten or ignored.

cenima

visible

cenima ("k") adj. "visible" (PE17:175); cf. cen- "see". Read possibly *cénima; see -ima and cf. hraicénima "scarcely visible" (PE17:154).

cénima

adjective. visible

emma

picture

emma noun *"picture" (compounded in indemmar "mind-pictures") (PE17:179)

felco

cave, mine, underground dwelling

felco noun "cave, mine, underground dwelling" (PE17:118); also felca, felehta

felya

cave

felya noun "cave" (PHÉLEG), "mine, boring, tunnel, underground dwel[ling]" (PE17:118)

hrai(a)

adjective. easy

rotelë

cave

rotelë noun "cave" (LT2:347)

rotto

cave, tunnel

rotto noun "cave, tunnel" (VT46:12), "a small grot or tunnel" (PM:365)