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1 SEE
cen- (behold) (future tense cenuva and imperative cena are attested), véla- (the latter maybe primarily "see" = "meet"). Also see LOOK AT. Interjections: SEE! ela (lo! look!) (directing sight to an actually visible object) NOW SEE! yé (lo!) Note: a homophone means "what is more". –MC:222, VT47:31, Arct, WJ:362 cf. 360, VT47:31 -
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3 ARE
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4 IS
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5 LITTLE
(see also SMALL) titta (tiny). LITTLE ELF Teler, Telellë (adj. telerëa, telella); LITTLE FINGER lepinca, lepincë (with stem lepinci- given older form lepinki, VT48:18), nícë; in children's play also called winimo "baby" (Exilic *vinimo). LITTLE TOE, see under TOE. –TIT, LT1:267, VT47:10, 26, VT48:5 -
6 TAKE,
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7 ABLE, BE
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8 ALONE
(see also LONELY, SOLE) er (one, alone, only, but, still), eressë (singly, only, also as noun: solitude) –ERE, LT1:269 -
9 BECAUSE,
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10 BEGOTTEN
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11 BIND
(see TIE); in more abstract sense: avalerya- (make fast, restrain, deprive of liberty) –VT41:5, 6 -
12 BOWELS,
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13 COPING-STONE
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14 DAERON
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15 DECISION,
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16 DIM TO
SEE néca (vague, faint) (Pl nécë is attested) –MC:223, 222 -
17 DISEMBODIED SPIRIT
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18 DOOR,
see GATE; *DOOR OF NIGHT: the translation Ando Lómen is given in VT45:28 (citing a deleted entry in the Etymologies). Since Tolkien later decided that the genitive ending should be -o rather than -n, and moreover equipped lómë "night" with the stem-form lómi-, we should perhaps read *Ando Lómio. -
19 ENGLAND
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20 ESSAY
see *ENQUIRY.
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