Sindarin Dictionary
Look up any of the 1001 words in the Sindarin dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
1001 words
| Sindarin | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| rust | copper (metal) | noun |
| rûth | anger | noun |
| rŷn | hound, hound dog | noun |
| sabar | delved mine | noun |
| sad | place, spot | noun |
| sador | faithful person | noun |
| sadron | faithful person | noun |
| saew | poison | noun |
| salab | herb | noun |
| salph | soup | noun |
| sam | chamber | noun |
| sammath | chambers collective of “sam” | noun |
| sarch | tomb, grave | noun |
| sarn | 1.small stone, usually found in a ford; pebble 2.stone (as material) | noun |
| sarnas | pile of stones | noun |
| saw | juice | noun |
| sedryn | faithful people plural of “sadron” | noun |
| selaib | herbs plural of “salab” | noun |
| sell | daughter | noun |
| sellath | daughters collective of “sell” | noun |
| sereg | blood | noun |
| seregon | a deep red flower found in “Amon Rûdh”, known in the Common Speech as “Blood of Stone” “sereg” + “gond” | noun |
| sern | small stone, pebble | noun |
| seron | lover | noun |
| sîdh | peace | noun |
| sigil | 1.a dagger or knife 2.necklace | noun |
| sil | the moon | noun |
| siniath | news, tidings | noun |
| sinnarn | a new tale, never heard or told before “sain” + “narn” | noun |
| sîr | 1.flow, running water 2.river | noun |
| sirion | great river | noun |
| sirith | flowing (of water) | noun |
| soe | juices plural of “saw” | noun |
| solch | edible root | noun |
| suil | greeting | noun |
| suith | draught, a current of cold air | noun |
| sûl | 1.wind 2.goblet | noun |
| tachol | pin, brooch | noun |
| taeg | boundary, limit | noun |
| taen | 1.height, esp. the summit of mountains 2.long and thin | noun |
| taes | (finger) nail | noun |
| taew | clasp, hasp, any tool used to lock or tie | noun |
| tail | feet, legs plural of “tâl” | noun |
| taith | mark | noun |
| tâl | foot or leg | noun |
| talad | a slope | noun |
| talaf | ground, floor | noun |
| talagan | harper | noun |
| talan | wooden plataform | noun |
| talath | plain land | noun |
| talf | 1.palm of the hand 2.flat area (field, plan, land) see also “dôr” and “talath” | noun |
| talraph | stirrup “tâl” + “raph” | noun |
| tân | smith, metalworker | noun |
| tang | bowstring | noun |
| tarag | 1.stiff mountain path 2.horn | noun |
| tarias | stiffness, difficulty | noun |
| tass | task | noun |
| tathar | willow tree | noun |
| tathrin | willow tree | noun |
| taur | 1.forest – see also “tawar” 2.mighty – see also “beleg” 3.high 4.sublime 5.awful 6.(legitimate) king | noun |