Quenya Dictionary
Look up any of the 160 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
160 words
| Quenya | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| hellë | sky | noun |
| helma | skin, fell | noun |
| helwa | blue literally: pale blue | adjective |
| helyanwë | rainbow literally: sky-bridge | noun |
| hen | eye stem: hend- | noun |
| hendumaica | sharp-eyed | adjective |
| hequa | leaving aside, not counting, excluding, except | |
| hér | lord | noun |
| héra | chief, principal | adjective |
| hérë | lordship | noun |
| heren | 1.) order literally: a society of wizards 2.) fortune | noun |
| herenya | fortunate, wealthy, blessed, rich | adjective |
| heri | lady | noun |
| hérincë | little lady | noun |
| heru | lord, master | noun |
| heru- | to rule | verb |
| Hesin | winter | noun |
| hessa | dead, withered | adjective |
| hesta- | to wither | verb |
| hesto | captain | noun |
| hildi | followers used of mortal men | noun |
| Hildor | the Followers, an Elvish name of Mortal Men as the Second-born of Ilúvatar | |
| hilya- | to follow | verb |
| himba | adhering, sticking | adjective |
| himya- | to stick to, cleave to, abide by | verb |
| hína | child plural: híni | noun |
| hir- | to find | verb |
| hirdi | entrails literally: bowels | noun |
| hísë | 1.) mist, fog 2.) dusk (early Qenya) | noun |
| hísië | mist | noun |
| Hísimë | the eleventh month of the year, November | |
| histë | dusk | noun |
| hiswa | grey | adjective |
| hiswë | fog | noun |
| hiuta- | to wink, to hint | verb |
| hlapu- | to blow, to fly or stream in the wind | verb |
| hlar- | to hear | verb |
| hlócë | snake, serpent | noun |
| hlón | a sound, a noise | noun |
| hlóna | noise | noun |
| hloni | sounds | noun |
| hlonitë | phonetic | adjective |
| ho | from | preposition |
| hó- | away, from, from among | verbal prefix |
| hóciri- | to cut off literally: to cut of a required portion, to have it or use it | verb |
| holmë | odour | noun |
| holwë | stink, stench | noun |
| holwëa | stinking | adjective |
| hón | heart literally: the physical heart | noun |
| hópa | haven, harbour, small landlocked bay | noun |
| hopassë | harbourage | noun |
| hórë | impulse | noun |
| hórëa | impulsive | adjective |
| horma | horde, host | noun |
| hormë | urgency | noun |
| horta- | to send flying, to speed, to urge | verb |
| hortalë | speeding, urging | noun |
| horya- | to be compelled, to have an impulse to do | verb |
| hos | folk | noun |
| hossë | army, band, troop | noun |