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1 CHILL
ninquë (stem *ninqui-) (pallid, white); BE CHILL (of weather) nicu- (be cold) –WJ:417 cf. NIK-W- -
2 PALLID
ninquë (stem *ninqui-) (chill, white) –WJ:417 cf. NIK-W- -
3 SHINE
cala- (fut. caluva is attested), calta-; SHINE WHITE sil- (present tense síla, aorist sg. silë, aorist pl. silir, freq. sisíla- are attested and dual future siluvat are attested), ninquita-; SHINING WHITE (adj) silma (silver) –LT1:254, UT:22 cf. 51, KAL, MC:223, VT49:45, NIK-W, SIL/LotR:94/The Return of the Shadow:324 -
4 SNOW
lossë (spesifically "fallen snow", also adjective "snow-white"; †olos, †olossë. Etym also gives niquë, but this word is obsoleted by a statement in WJ:417: "nique does not refer to snow, but to cold". This statement may obsolete niquetil "snowcap" in LT1:266. Is niquis "snow" from the same source a valid word? GL:35 has fáwë "snow" and fauta "it snows".) LIGHT SNOW is, SNOW-WHITE lossë (which may also be the noun "snow"), SNOWDROP nieninquë (lit. "white tear") –RGEO:69, GOLÓS, NIK-W-, NEI, LT1:256, LT1:262/266 -
5 WHITE
ninquë (stem *ninqui-) (chill, pallid), fána/fánë (associated with the whiteness of clouds, fanyar), lossë (snow-white). –NIK-W-/GL:60/Silm:435 cf. WJ:417, SPAN/VT46:15, RGEO:69, MC:221-223
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