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1 quer-
vb. turn transitive, attested as pa.t. quernë VT49:18-20. Compare kuere kwere as one variant of a stem meaning turn PE14:65. English intransitive to turn requires a reflexive pronoun in Quenya: mo quernë immo *one turned oneself VT49:6, in idiomatic English simply one turned. Passive participle \#querna turned, isolated from nuquerna q.v. *"under-turned" = reversed, turned upside down. Also in númenquerna *turned westward VT49:18, nanquernë *turned back, pl. form of *nanquerna VT49:17-18, 20 -
2 verta-
vb. to give in marriage give a person in marriage to another; also to take as husband or wife to oneself VT49:45 -
3 -xë
ks reflextive pronominal ending, presumably meaning *oneself, myself, themselves etc.; plural -xer, dual -xet VT49:48. Presumably it can be used in constructions like *i nér tirnexë the man watched himself *tirnesexë he watched himself, plural *i neri tirnexer the men watched themselves *tirneltexer they watched themselves, dual e.g. *i ontaru tirnexet the parents watched themselves *tirnettexet they dual watched themselves.
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