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Quenya Dictionary

Look up any of the 220 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.

220 words

QuenyaMeaningType
lasta-to listenverb
látaopen, not closedadjective
látiëopennessnoun
latinopen, free, cleared..of landadjective
latinaopen, free, cleared..of landadjective
latta1.) hole, pit 2.) strapnoun
latucendaof tinadjective
latya-to open, to allow entryverb
launo indeed not, on the contraryphrase
laucawarmadjective
laumëno indeed not, on the contrary
laupëshirt, tunicnoun
laurëgold..used of golden light and colour, not of the metalnoun
laurëagolden, like gold plural: lauriëadjective
laurinagoldenadjective
lav-1.) to lick 2.) to yield, to allow, to grantverb
leyoupronoun
lehtafree, releasedadjective
lehta-to loose, to slackenverb
lelta-to sendverb
lelya-to go, to proceed, to travel Past tense: ^lendë^ Perfect tense: ^lendië^verb
lembaleft behindadjective
LembiElves remaining behind, Telerin Ilkorins
lemnarweek literally: a week of five daysnoun
lempëfivecardinal number
lempëafifthordinal number
lemya-to remain, to tarryverb
lencaslowadjective
lenda-to lingerverb
lenémëwith leave (+ genitive: with leave of)
lenna-to go..past tense: lendëverb
lenu-to stretchverb
lenwalong and thin, straight, narrowadjective
lëoshade literally: a shadow cast by any objectnoun
lepenquëfifteencardinal number
leperfinger plural: leperinoun
lepincalittle fingernoun
lepsëfingernoun
lepta-pick literally: to pick up or out with fingersverb
lérafree used of personsadjective
lerinafree used of things..literally: not guarded, reserved, made fast or ownedadjective
lerta-can literally: to be free to do, being under no physical or other restraintverb
lerya-to release, to set free, to let goverb
lestagirdlenoun
lesta-to leave past tense: lendëverb
leucasnakenoun
liafine thread, spider filamentnoun
lia-to twineverb
liantassëvinenoun
liantëliantë 1.) spider 2.) tendril (“Qenya”)noun
lícowaxnoun
lícumataper, candlenoun
liëpeople literally: a “race” of peoplenoun
lilmoreadverb
lillassëahaving many leavesadjective
lilótëahaving many flowersadjective
lilta-to danceverb
limbadropnoun
limbëmanyadverb
limpëwine literally: drink of the Valarnoun