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1 ronta
adj.? noun? "hollow" also rotwa LT2:347. In Tolkien's later Quenya, the preferred words for "hollow" are unqua adj. and unquë noun. -
2 rotwa
adj.? noun? "hollow" also ronta LT2:347. In Tolkien's later Quenya, the preferred words for "hollow" are unqua adj. and unquë noun. -
3 súma
noun "hollow cavity, bosom"; cf. súmaryassë "in her bosom" súma-rya-ssë "bosom-her-in" in Markirya -
4 unquë
noun "hole, hollow" VT46:20, UNUK, also name of tengwa \#16 Appendix E; there spelt unque, while the Etymologies has unqe -
5 unca-
"k" vb. "hollow out" UNUK -
6 náva
"ñ" noun "mouth", apparently not only the lips but also the inside of the mouth VT39:13 cf. 8. Possibly, but probably not, the same element that is translated "hollow" in Návarot, q.v. -
7 unqua
"q" adj. "hollow" UNUK -
8 cambë
noun "k" "hollow of hand" KAB. In the deleted first version of the entry KAB, this word was glossed "closed hand" VT45:18. Cambeya k colloquial Quenya for his hand the formally correct form being *camberya VT49:17
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