taes (i daes, o thaes), no distinct pl. form except with article (i thaes).
Sindarin
tas
noun. index finger
Cognates
- Q. tassa “index finger” ✧ VT48/05
Derivations
- √TAS “point out, indicate”
Element in
- S. lebdas “index finger” ✧ VT48/05
tas
noun. index finger
ennas
adverb. there, in that place
ennas
adverb. there
Derivations
- √EN “again, once more, go on doing; further, beyond, again, once more, go on doing; further, beyond; [ᴹ√] yonder, over there”
Element in
- S. ar e aníra ennas suilannad mhellyn în phain “and he desires to greet there all his friends” ✧ AotM/062; SD/129
lebdas
noun. index finger
Cognates
- Q. lepetas “index finger” ✧ VT48/05
lebdas
noun. index finger
taes
nail
taes
nail
(i daes, o thaes), no distinct pl. form except with article (i thaes).
tass
1,D adverb. then, there
A Quenya-influenced neologism meaning "there, then, in that (place/time)", from Q. tassë.
ennas
there
ennas (SD:128-31)
ennas
there
(SD:128-31)
lebdas
index finger
lebdas, pl. lebdais, coll. pl. lebdassath (VT48:5). In childrens play also called emig ”little mother” (VT48:6, 17). Nobad, the dual form of naub ”thumb”, is used of the thumb and the index grouped together in the act of picking something (VT48:5, 6)
A name for the index finger in notes on Eldarin Hands, Fingers and Numerals from 1968, a combination of ✶lepe “finger” and √TAS “point out”; shorter tas was also used for “index finger (lit. ✱pointer)” (VT48/5).