Quenya Dictionary
Look up any of the 2515 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
2515 words
| Quenya | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| meryalë | holiday | noun |
| métima | last | adjective |
| metta | end | noun |
| mettarë | New Years' Eve in the Númenórean calendar | noun |
| metya- | to put an end to | verb |
| mi | in, within | preposition |
| mica | among.. probably partitive, i.e. among similar objects) | preposition |
| mici | among | preposition |
| mië | crumb | noun |
| milca | greedy | adjective |
| milmë | desire, greed | noun |
| milya | soft, gentle, weak | adjective |
| milya- | to long for | verb |
| mina | 1.) in 2.) into | preposition |
| mína | desiring to start, eager to go | adjective |
| mína- | desire to go in some direction, to wish to go to a place, make for it, have some end in view | verb |
| minassë | fort, city literally: a city with a citadel and a central watch-tower | noun |
| minasurië | enquiry | noun |
| minda | prominent, conspicuous | adjective |
| mindë | turret | noun |
| mindo | tower literally: an isolated tower | noun |
| mindon | tower literally: a great, lofty, isolated tower | noun |
| minë | one | cardinal number |
| minna | to the inside, into | preposition |
| Minnónar | First-born, Elves | |
| minquë | eleven | cardinal number |
| mintë | small | adjective |
| minya | 1.) first 2.) eminent, prominent | cardinal number |
| miqu- | to kiss..past tense: minquë | verb |
| miquë | a kiss | noun |
| mir | mir 1.) to the inside, into 2.) one (early “Qenya”) | preposition |
| mírë | jewel | noun |
| miril | shining jewel stem: mirill- | noun |
| mirilya- | to glitter | verb |
| mirima | free | adjective |
| Mirimor | the Free, a name of the Teleri | |
| mirroanwi | incarnates, those spirits 'put into flesh' | noun |
| miruva | winy literally: like wine | adjective |
| miruvor | mead, a special wine or cordial | noun |
| miruvórë | mead, a special wine or cordial literally: drink of the Valar | noun |
| mis | less | adverb |
| mista | grey | adjective |
| mista- | stray about | verb |
| mistë | fine rain | noun |
| mitsa | small | adjective |
| mitta | 1.) in 2.) into 3.) piece | preposition |
| mitta- | 1. to enter 2. to insert | verb |
| mittanya- | to lead literally: to lead into | verb |
| mitya | interior | adjective |
| miulë | whining, mewing | noun |
| mixa | wet | adjective |
| mo | one, someone | indefinite pronoun |
| moc- | hate | verb |
| moia- | to labour, to be afflicted | verb |
| moica | gentle, soft | adjective |
| moilë | tarn | noun |
| moina | familiar, dear | adjective |
| mól | slave, thrall | noun |
| móna | womb | noun |
| morco | bear | noun |