Sindarin Dictionary
Look up any of the 68 words in the Sindarin dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
68 words
| Sindarin | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| rach | wain, large open wagon | noun |
| râd | path, track | noun |
| raef | net (VT42:12). | noun |
| raew | 1. fathom, 6 feet for water depth. 2. net (VT42:12). | noun |
| rafn | an extended point at one side, similar to a horn | noun |
| raich | wains, large open wagons plural of “raich” | noun |
| rain | 1. border, edge. 2. erratic wandering (VT42:13). | noun |
| rainc | arms plural of “ranc” | noun |
| rais | horns plural of “ras” | noun |
| ram | wall | noun |
| rammas | great wall | noun |
| Rân | {wandering} Moon (Etym:383); see also Related Terms. | noun |
| ranc | arm | noun |
| randir | (masc) pilgrim, wanderer | noun |
| rant | 1.rock sedimentation, lode, vein 2.course, riverbed | noun |
| raph | rope | noun |
| ras | horn | noun |
| rasg | horn, especially of living animals | noun |
| rass | horn | noun |
| rath | 1.riverbed 2.street | noun |
| raud | metal | noun |
| raug | a demon, an evil creature | noun |
| raw | 1.riverbank 2.lion | noun |
| rein | footprint, track | noun |
| rem | 1. mesh 2. frequent 3. net used for catching. | noun |
| rest | cut | noun |
| rhach | curse | noun |
| rhass | 1.horn, especially of living animals 2.very steep cliff, precipice | noun |
| rhavan | wild man | noun |
| rhaw | 1.wilderness 2.flesh, body | noun |
| rhevain | wild men plural of “rhavan” | noun |
| rhîw | winter | noun |
| rhoss | 1.rain – see “ross” (1) 2.whisper, rustling sound | noun |
| rhûn | East : LotR | noun |
| rhuven | East | noun |
| rî | crown, circlet, wreath | noun |
| rîf | bark | noun |
| rill | brilliance, light | noun |
| rim | 1.a great number, a host 2.cold pool or lake, especially on the mountains | noun |
| rinc | 1.circular {Quenya} : BoLT1 2.jerk, sudden move | noun |
| rind | circle | noun |
| ringorn | circle “rind” + “corn” | noun |
| rîs | queen | noun |
| riss | ravine, deep narrow steep-sided valley | noun |
| rîw | edge, border | noun |
| roch | horse | noun |
| rochben | horse rider, a knight “roch” + “pen” | noun |
| rochbin | horse riders plural of “rochben” | noun |
| rochir | horse-lord “roch” + “hîr” | noun |
| rochirrim | horse-lords, the Riders of Rohan class plural of “rochir” | noun |
| rochon | horse rider | noun |
| rodon | divinity | noun |
| rodwen | noble virgin | noun |
| rodyn | divinities plural of “rodyn” | noun |
| roe | lions plural of “raw” | noun |
| rom | trumpet | noun |
| romru | the sound of trumpets “rom” + “rû” | noun |
| rond | cave or chamber with arch-shaped roof and not visible from outside | noun |
| ros | seafoam, spindrift, waterspray | noun |
| ross | 1.rain 2.red-haired, esp. animals | noun |