Sindarin Dictionary
Look up any of the 1883 words in the Sindarin dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
1883 words
| Sindarin | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| he | she | pronoun |
| heb- | to keep, do not give something away. Some experts are not sure whether the correct stem of this verb is “hab-“, “heb-” or “hob-“ | verb |
| hebaid | shores, coasts plural of “habad” | noun |
| hebin | (I) keep, (I) do not give something away first person of the verb “heb-” | verb |
| hedi | hurl, throw forcefully infinitive of the verb “had-” | verb |
| helch | bitter cold | noun |
| heledh | glass | noun |
| heledir | kingfisher bird | noun |
| heleg | ice | noun |
| heleth | fur coat | noun |
| helf | fur | noun |
| hell | naked | adjective |
| heltha- | to strip | verb |
| hen | 1.she 2.eye | pronoun |
| hên | child – mostly used as a prefix | noun |
| heneb | of eye, eyed | adjective |
| henia- | to understand | verb |
| henio | understand infinitive of the verb “henia-” | verb |
| henneth | window | noun |
| herdir | (male) master “hîr” + “dîr” | compound noun |
| heria- | to begin suddenly | verb |
| herio | begin suddenly infinitive of the verb “heria-” | verb |
| herth | 1.household 2.a group of soldiers or troop led by a master | noun |
| herven | husband “hîr” + “benn” | compound noun |
| hervess | wife “hîr” + “bess” | compound noun |
| heryn | lady “hîr” + “dî” | compound noun |
| hethu | foggy, obscure | adjective |
| hîl | heir | noun |
| him | 1.steadfast, abiding 2.coll 3.continually | adjective |
| hîn | 1.she (they) plural of “he” 2.children – mostly used as a prefix, plural of “hên” 3.eyes plural of hen | pronoun |
| hîr | lord, master | |
| hiril | lady | noun |
| hîth | mist, fog | noun |
| hithlain | a substance used by the elves of “Lothlórien” to make strong ropes, in the Common Speech it is called “mist-thread” “hîth” + “lain” | compound noun |
| hithu | mist, fog | noun |
| Hithui | 1.November, the eleventh month of the year 2.foggy, misty | noun |
| hîw | sticky, viscious | adjective |
| ho | he | pronoun |
| hobas | a place of refuge, harbourage | noun |
| hollen | closed | adjective |
| horn | forced, impelled | adjective |
| hortha- | 1.to impel, to force 2.to cause to move faster | verb |
| host | twelve dozen, a gross | noun |
| hoth | horde, crowd | noun |
| hû | dog | noun |
| hûb | haven, harbour | noun |
| hûd | assembly | noun |
| hûl | a cry of encouragement, esp. in a battle | noun |
| hûn | (physical) heart | noun |
| hûr | vigour | noun |
| hwand | fungus, sponge | noun |
| hwest | a slight and short movement of the air, breath, puff | noun |
| hwîn | dizziness, faintness | noun |
| hwind | twirling, whirling | adjective |
| hwinia- | to twirl, to whirl | verb |
| hwinio | twirl, whirl infinitive of the verb “twinia-” | verb |
| hwiniol | twirling, whirling present participle of the verb “twinia-” | verb |
| hyn | he (they) plural of “ho” | pronoun |
| i | 1. the definite article (“the”), when used in the singular. 2. who. | article |
| iâ | 1.gulf 2.abyss, void | noun |