Quenya Dictionary
Look up any of the 128 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
128 words
| Quenya | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Andúnë | West | noun |
| andúnë | sunset, west, evening | noun |
| anessë | given or added name | noun |
| anga | iron | noun |
| angaitya | torment | noun |
| Angamando | Iron-gaol, hell literally: Iron-prison | noun |
| angayassë | misery | noun |
| ango | snake plural: angwi | noun |
| angulókë | dragon | noun |
| anna | gift | noun |
| anqualë | agony, death | noun |
| anta | face | noun |
| antë | a female giver | noun |
| anto | 1.) mouth 2.) giver literally: a male giver | noun |
| antoryamë | strengthening | noun |
| apairë | victory | noun |
| Apanónar | the After-born, an Elvish name of Mortal Men as the Second-born of Ilúvatar | noun |
| apantië | display | noun |
| apsa | cooked food, meat | noun |
| aquapahtië | privacy literally: fully-closedness, of a mind that is closed against telepathy | noun |
| ára | dawn | noun |
| aran | king | noun |
| arandil | king's friend, royalist | noun |
| arandur | king's servant, minister | noun |
| aranel | princess stem: aranell- | noun |
| aranië | kingdom | noun |
| Aratar | the chief Valar literally: the Supreme | noun |
| aráto | champion, eminent man | noun |
| arcandë | 1.) prayer 2.) petition | noun |
| Arda | the Realm, the Earth | noun |
| arda | realm, a particular land or region | noun |
| árë | day, sunlight | noun |
| arië | daytime | noun |
| arin | morning | noun |
| armar | goods (plural) | noun |
| armaro | neighbour | noun |
| arquen | a noble | noun |
| artuilë | dayspring, early morn | noun |
| arya | twelve hours, day | noun |
| aryon | heir | noun |
| asambar | neighbour | noun |
| asar | fixed time, festival | noun |
| asëa aranion | kingsfoil, athelas | noun |
| assa | hole, perforation, opening, mouth | noun |
| asta | month, a division of the year | noun |
| astal | valour | noun |
| asto | dust | noun |
| atalantë | collapse, downfall | noun |
| Atan | mortal man, human | noun |
| atanatar | the Fathers of Men plural: atanatári | noun |
| ataquë | construction, building | noun |
| atar | father | noun |
| atsa | catch, hook, claw | noun |
| Attalyar | Petty-dwarves literally: Bipeds | noun |
| atto | dad | noun |
| atya | 1) second (number) 2) daddy.. also used for 'thumb' and 'big toe' in children's play | noun |
| aulë | 1.) invention 2.) shaggy (early Qenya) | noun |
| Aulëonnar | Dwarves literally: Children of Aulë | noun |
| aurë | sunlight, day..during the daylight, not a whole rotation of the earth | noun |
| ausa | a dim shape, spectral or vague apparition | noun |