Sindarin Dictionary
Look up any of the 122 words in the Sindarin dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
122 words
| Sindarin | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| menel | sky, firmament | noun |
| ment | point | noun |
| meren | festive, joyous | adjective |
| mereth | festival, feast | noun |
| meril | rose (flower) | noun |
| merilin | nightingale (bird) “môr” + “lind” | noun |
| mesg | wet | adjective |
| meth | end | noun |
| methed | end | noun |
| methen | end | noun |
| mi | in | preposition |
| mîdh | dew | noun |
| mîl | affection | noun |
| milui | friendly, kind, gentle | adjective |
| min | 1.one 2.between | cardinal number |
| mín | 1. our; unlenited form of “vín”. 2. us (VT44:28). | possessive adjective |
| minai | single, distinct, unique | adjective |
| minas | tower | noun |
| mindon | an isolated hill, esp. with a watch tower | noun |
| miniel | an elf of the “Vanyar” “min” + “-el” | noun |
| mínil | elves of the Vanyar plural of “miniel” | noun |
| minna- | to enter | verb |
| minno | enter! imperative of the verb “minna-” | verb |
| minui | first | ordinal number |
| minuial | the time of the day when the stars are fading and the sun is about to rise “min” + “uial” | noun |
| mîr | jewel, trasure | noun |
| mírdain | jewel-smiths plural of “mírdan” | noun |
| mírdan | jewel-smith “mîr” + “tân” | noun |
| mirian | coin used in Gondor as money | noun |
| míriel | sparkling | adjective |
| miruvor | cordial of Imladris (derived from “miruvórë”, but not the same) | noun |
| mist | 1.wandering 2.error | noun |
| mista- | to stray, to wander | verb |
| mistad | 1.straying, wandering gerund of the verb “mista-” 2.error | verb |
| misto | to stray, to wander infinitive of the verb “mista-” | verb |
| misto | to stray, to wander infinitive of the verb “mista-” | verb |
| mith | 1.white fog, wet mist 2.pale grey | noun |
| mithren | grey | adjective |
| mithrin | grey plural of “mithren” | adjective |
| moe | soft | adjective |
| moeas | dough | noun |
| môr | darkness | noun |
| morben | one of the “Avari” or “Easterlings” in “Beleriand” “morn” + “pen” | noun |
| morbin | two or more of the “Avari” or “Easterlings” in “Beleriand” plural of “morben” | noun |
| morchaint | shadows of people and/or objects, cast by light plural of “morchant” | compound noun |
| morchant | shadow of people and/or objects, cast by light “morn” + “cant” | compound noun |
| morgul | sorcery, dark arts “morn” + “gûl” | compound noun |
| morn | black, dark (adj) | adjective |
| mornedhel | dark elf “morn” + “edhel” | compound noun |
| moth | dusk | noun |
| muda- | to toil, to work hard | verb |
| mudas | 1.toil, hardwork 2.toiled, worked hard It is important to mention that there is a controversy whether “mudas” is a noun or the past tense of the verb “muda-”. | noun |
| mudo | to toil, to work hard infinitive of the verb “muda-” | verb |
| muin | dear | adjective |
| muindor | brother | noun |
| muindyr | brothers plural of “muindor” | noun |
| muinthel | sister | noun |
| muinthil | sisters plural of “muinthel” | noun |
| mûl | slave | noun |
| mund | bull | noun |