Quenya Dictionary
Look up any of the 105 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
105 words
| Quenya | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| venë | small boat, vessel, dish | noun |
| vénë | virginity | noun |
| vénëa | maidenly, virginal | adjective |
| venessë | virginity | noun |
| venno | husband | noun |
| venta | chin | noun |
| vëo | man | noun |
| véra | personal, private, own | adjective |
| verca | wild | adjective |
| vérë | bond, troth, compact, oath | noun |
| veri | wife | noun |
| verië | boldness | noun |
| veru | husband and wife, married couple | noun |
| verya | bold | adjective |
| verya- | 1) to dare 2) to marry..the spouse is mentioned in the allative case | verb |
| veryanwë | wedding | noun |
| vessë | wife | noun |
| vesta | matrimony | noun |
| vesta- | to wed | verb |
| vestalë | wedding | noun |
| vië | manhood, vigour | noun |
| vil- | to fly | verb |
| vílë | gentle breeze | noun |
| vilin | airy, breezy | adjective |
| vilissë | spirit | noun |
| vilya | air, sky | noun |
| vincarna | new-made, renewed | past participle |
| vinima | childish | adjective |
| vinimo | baby, little one.. used for 'little finger' or 'little toe' in children's play | noun |
| vinya | 1.) new 2.) pale blue | adjective |
| vinyamo | youngster | noun |
| Vinyarië | New Year's Day | |
| Víressë | the fourth month of the year, April | |
| vírië | youth.. used in the abstract sense | noun |
| vírin | a thing of great and pure transparency literally: a magic glassy substance of great lucency | noun |
| vista | air literally: air as substance | noun |
| vor | ever | adverb |
| vorima | 1.) continual, repeated 2.) everlasting (early “Qenya”) | adjective |
| vórima | faithful, steadfast in allegiance, in keeping oath or promise | adjective |
| voro | ever, continually | adverb |
| voronda | faithful, steadfast in allegiance, in keeping oath or promise | adjective |
| voronwa | enduring, long-lasting | adjective |
| voronwë | steadfastness, loyalty, faithfulness | noun |
| voronwië | endurance, lasting quality | noun |
| vorosanya | regular, law-abiding, normal | adjective |