Quenya Dictionary
Look up any of the 60 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
60 words
| Quenya | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| oaris | mermaid stem: oarits- | noun |
| oarwen | mermaid | noun |
| occa | knee | noun |
| ohta | war | noun |
| ohtar | warrior, soldier | noun |
| olassië | foliage | noun |
| olba | branch | noun |
| ólemë | elbow | noun |
| ollo | cliff, seaward precipice | noun |
| olmë | odour | noun |
| oloirë | great flood | noun |
| olor | dream | noun |
| olos | 1.) dream, vision stem: olor- 2.) snow, fallen snow (archaic) | noun |
| olossë | snow, fallen snow (poetic) | noun |
| olótë | bloom literally: the flowers collectively of a single plant | noun |
| olpë | bottle | noun |
| olvar | plants literally: growing things with roots in the earth | noun |
| olwa | branch | noun |
| olwen | branch, wand, stick stem: olwenn- | noun |
| óma | voice | noun |
| óman | vowel | noun |
| omentië | meeting literally: meeting or junction of the directions of two people | noun |
| ondo | stone literally: stone as a material | noun |
| onna | creature | noun |
| onónë | twin plural: onóni | noun |
| onórë | sister | noun |
| onóro | brother | noun |
| ontar | begetter, parent.. a gender-neutral term | noun |
| ontarë | begetter, parent literally: a female parent | noun |
| ontari | mother literally: a female begetter | noun |
| ontarië | begetter, parent.. literally: a female parent | noun |
| ontaril | mother literally: a female begetter | noun |
| ontaro | begetter, parent literally: a male parent | noun |
| opelë | town, walled house, walled village | noun |
| orco | orc plural: orcor or orqui | noun |
| orë | grain..stem: ori- | noun |
| órë | 1.) heart literally: the inner mind 2.) rising, the dawn, Sunrise, East | noun |
| orma | physical matter | noun |
| ormë | 1.) haste, violence, wrath, rushing 2.) summit, crest (early “Qenya”) | noun |
| ornë | tree | noun |
| oro | hill | noun |
| oromardë | high-hall | noun |
| oron | mountain stem: oront- | noun |
| orontë | Sunrise | noun |
| orosta | ascencion | noun |
| orotinga | mountain top | noun |
| ortírië | patronage, protection literally: “a watching over (from above)” | noun |
| orto | 1.) mountain-top 2.) to raise | noun |
| orva | apple | noun |
| ósanwë | telepathy literally: interchange of thought | noun |
| osellë | sister, female associate | noun |
| ossa | wall and moat | noun |
| ossë | terror | noun |
| osta | homestead | noun |
| ostar | township | noun |
| osto | city literally: a strong or fortified building or place | noun |
| oswë | hip | noun |
| otornassë | brotherhood | noun |
| otorno | brother, sworn brother, male associate | noun |
| otsola | week literally: a week of seven days | noun |