Quenya Dictionary
Look up any of the 94 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
94 words
| Quenya | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| cá | jaw | noun |
| caila | lying in bed, sickness | noun |
| caima | bed | noun |
| caimasan | bedchamber stem: caimasamb- | noun |
| caimassë | lying in bed, sickness | noun |
| cala | light | noun |
| calarus | polished copper stem: calarust- | noun |
| Calavénë | the Sun literally: light-vessel, light-dish | noun |
| calca | glass | noun |
| cálë | light | noun |
| callo | noble man, hero | noun |
| calpa | water-vessel | noun |
| cambë | hollow literally: the hollow of a hand | noun |
| cánë | valour | noun |
| cáno | commander, ruler, governor, chieftain | noun |
| canu | lead literally: the metal lead | noun |
| canwa | announcement, order | noun |
| capalinda | spring literally: a spring of water | noun |
| car | building, house stem: card- | noun |
| cár | head stem: cas- | noun |
| caraxë | jagged hedge of spikes | noun |
| carca | tooth, fang | noun |
| carcanë | row of teeth | noun |
| carcassë | row of spikes or teeth | noun |
| carma | helm, helmet | noun |
| Carmë | art | noun |
| carrëa | tressure, net for confining the hair | noun |
| carva | womb | noun |
| Casar | Dwarf plural: Casari or Casári..partitive plural: Casalli | noun |
| cassa | helmet | noun |
| cauco | humpback | noun |
| caurë | fear | noun |
| celma | channel | noun |
| celumë | stream, flow | noun |
| celussë | freshlet, water falling out swiftly from a rocky spring | noun |
| celvar | animals, living things that move | noun |
| cemen | 1.) soil, earth 2.) the earth as a flat floor beneath the heavens | noun |
| cemnaro | potter | noun |
| cén | soil, earth | noun |
| cenda | reading | noun |
| cendelë | face | noun |
| centa | communication, enquiry | noun |
| centano | potter | noun |
| Cermië | 1.) the seventh month of the year, July 2.) harvest | noun |
| certa | rune plural: certar | noun |
| ceulë | renewal | noun |
| cilmë | choosing | noun |
| cilya | chasm, cleft, gorge | noun |
| circa | sickle | noun |
| cirincë | a species of scarlet birds with piping voices plural: cirinci | noun |
| ciris | cleft, crack | noun |
| cirissë | slash, gash | noun |
| cirya | ship | noun |
| ciryamo | mariner | noun |
| ciryatan | ship-builder | noun |
| ciryatur | admiral | noun |
| coa | house | noun |
| coacalina | the soul literally: light of the house, the soul dwelling inside the body | noun |
| coimas | life-bread, lembas | noun |
| coirë | stirring, the beginning of Spring | noun |