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1 DRINK
(vb) \#suc- (cited in source as sucin "I drink", 1st pers. aorist); DRINK OF THE VALAR limpë (so glossed under LIP; "drink of the fairies" in LT1:258) or míruvórë (LT1:261); DRINKING yulmë (carousal) (Note: a homophone means "smouldering heat"); DRINKING-VESSEL yulma (cup), sungwa. –SUK, WJ:416/Nam -
2 CARRY
– GL:38 has yulu-, but in WJ:416 the same stem (there spelt JULU) is said to mean "drink", indicating that yulu- "carry" had probably been abandoned in Tolkien's later Quenya. Use rather \#col-; see BEAR. -
3 MEAD
míruvórë (nectar, drink of the Valar) –NAM, RGEO:66, 69, LT1:261 -
4 NECTAR
míruvórë (mead, drink of the Valar) –Nam, RGEO:66, LT1:260 -
5 WINE
miru, limpë (the drink of the Valar, or of the fairies). The word míruvórë, míruvor is defined as "a special wine or cordial.") –LT1:261, LIP, LT1:258, WJ:399
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