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Sindarin Dictionary

Look up any of the 202 words in the Sindarin dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.

202 words

SindarinMeaningType
gad-to catchverb
gadordungeon, prisonnoun
gaedreadnoun
gaearseanoun
gaelpale, glimmeringadjective
gaer1.dreadful 2.red, copper coloured also “goer” 3.sea 4.ruddyadjective
gaerongreat sea, oceannoun
gaeruilseaweed “gaer” + “uil”compound noun
gal-lightprefix
gala-to growverb
galadradiancenoun
galadhtreenoun
galadhremmentree-woven, tree-tangled “galadh” + “remmen”adjective
galadhremmintree-woven, tree-tangled plural of “galadhremmen”adjective
galadhrimtree-folks, the elves from “Lothlórien”noun
galas1.growth 2.plantnoun
galenaspipeweednoun
galogrow infinitive of the verb “gala-”verb
galublessing, good fortunenoun
galvorna black metal devised by the dark elf “Eöl” “gal” + “morn”compound noun
gamphook, clawnoun
ganna-to play a harpverb
gannada-to play a harpverb
gannadoto play a harp infinitive of the verb “gannada-”verb
gannela harpnoun
gannoto play a harp infinitive of the verb “ganna-”verb
gar-to hold, to haveverb
garafwolfnoun
gardh1.bounded or defined region 2.worldnoun
garnproperty, possessed objectnoun
garohold, have infinitive of the verb “gar-”verb
garthfort, fortressnoun
gashole, gapnoun
gathcavern, cavenoun
gathrodcavern, cave “gath” + “grôd”compound noun
gauddevicenoun
gaulwolfnoun
gaurwerewolfnoun
gaurhotha host of werewolves class plural of “gaur”noun
gaurwaithwolf-man, werewolf “gaur” + “gwaith”compound noun
gawvoidnoun
gawa-to howlverb
gawadhowling infinitive of the verb “gawa-”verb
gedicatch infinitive of the verb “gad-”verb
gelaidhtrees plural of “galadh”noun
gelir1.happy 2.a happy personadjective
gelljoy, triumphnoun
gelluitriumphantadjective
gelydhdeep elves, gnomes plural of “golodh”noun
gemsickly
genedia-to reckonverb
genediadreckoning gerund of the verb “genedia-”verb
gerin(I) hold, (I) have first person of the verb “gar-”verb
gerirthey do (VT44:30); lenited third-person plural present tense of “car-”.verb
gernworn, old (used to describe THINGS)adjective
gîlstar or bright point of light (common term)noun
gildinsilver spark “gîl” + “tinu”compound noun
gilgaladstarlight “gîl” + “calad”compound noun
giliatha host of starsnoun
giri-to shudderverb