Sindarin 

tínen

adjective. silent

See also dîn.1 for a discussion regarding this word

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tínen

adjective. silent

dínen

adjective. silent

A word for “silent” (PE17/98) appearing in names like Dor Dínen (or Dor Dhínen) “Silent Land” (S/121; WJ/194, 333) and Rath Dínen “Silent Street” (LotR/826). It is an adjective form of dîn “silence”; see that entry for alternate forms and further discussion.

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dínen

adjective. silent

See also dîn.1 for a discussion regarding this word

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dínen

adjective. silent

adj. silent. >> dîn

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tîn

adjective. silent, quiet

See also dîn.1 for a discussion regarding this word

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dínen

silent

dínen (lenited dhínen, pl. dínin). In certain sources, Tolkien seems to presuppose that the unlenited form is actually tínen, with dínen as the lenited form, but elsewhere it is implied that dínen is the basic form, hence dhínen as the lenited variant.

dínen

silent

(lenited dhínen, pl. dínin). In certain sources, Tolkien seems to presuppose that the unlenited form is actually tínen, with dínen as the lenited form, but elsewhere it is implied that dínen is the basic form, hence dhínen as the lenited variant.

Noldorin 

dínen

adjective. silent

Primitive elvish

ti

pronoun. *that by you

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Qenya 

tínen

adverb. *by this means (of yours)

A correlative combination appearing in Demonstrative, Relative, and Correlative Stems (DRC) from 1948 (PE23/111), a combination of ᴹQ. ti “that by you” and the instrumental suffix ᴹQ. -nen.

ti

pronoun. *that by you

A demonstrative appearing in Demonstrative, Relative, and Correlative Stems (DRC) from 1948 associated with the familiar 2nd person ᴹQ. ke “you” (PE23/96, 98-99), hence used to refer to the place of the person being addressed = “✱that by you”.

Neo-Quenya: In earlier pronominal charts from this period, ᴹQ. ti was initially used for 3rd person pl. “they”, but in later writings this became te. Meanwhile, the familiar “you” later became tye derived from ✶ki. Thus I think ti remains plausible as an (obscure) second person demonstrative “that by you”, but I would use it sparingly compared to the more ordinary ta “that”.

Conceptual Development: The Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s had ᴱQ. ena “that by you” derived from the early root ᴱ√E of similar meaning (QL/34).

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Gnomish

maug

adjective. silent

An adjective for “silent” in the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1910s related to mug- “keep silent” (GL/57-58).