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121 THUS
sië; cf. also sinen “by this means, so”. The word sin, occurring in the untranslated sentence sin quentë Quendingoldo, has also been interpreted as “thus” (*“thus spoke Quendingoldo/Pengolodh”). –VT49:18, PM:401 -
122 TRANSPARENCE
liquis, TRANSPARENCY – the word vírin is defined as "a magic glassy substance of great lucency used in fashoning the Moon. Used of things of great and pure transparency." –LT1:262, LT2:339 -
123 TWIN
onóna (also = adj "twinborn", the primary meaning of the word), pl. ónoni (surprisingly, a dual form is not used) –WJ:367 -
124 AMLOTH
*Ambalotsë (Tolkien asterisked the word because it was not "attested", only a possible Quenya form of Amloth. See "UPRISING-FLOWER".) –WJ:318 -
125 ARRANGEMENT
pano (plan). Note: the word also means “piece of shaped wood”. –QL.72 -
126 CHRIST
Hristo (variant Hrísto with a long vowel, though long vowels in front of consonant clusters do not normally occur in Quenya). Another form, apparently an attempt at translating this title rather than merely adapting to Quenya phonology the word "Christ", was Elpino of uncertain etymology. However, Tolkien may have abandoned this form. –VT44:15-16, 18 -
127 CONCEAL
halya- (veil, screen from light). In early "Qenya" there is also the word fur- (read perhaps *hur-), also translated "to lie". –SKAL, LT2:340 -
128 FESTIVAL
asar (Vanyarin athar) (fixed time), meren (merend-), merendë (feast). The word aurë is in one source defined as “a day (of light), a day of special meaning or festival”. FESTIVE merya. –WJ:399, VT49:45, MBER
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