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 |
|---|---|---|
| pel | 1.fence 2.fenced field | noun |
| peleth | fading, waning, withering | adjective |
| peli | fenced fields plural of “pel” | noun |
| pelia- | to spread | verb |
| pelin | fading, whitering | adjective |
| pelio | spread infinitive of the verb “pelia-” | verb |
| pelthaes | pivot | noun |
| pen | 1. without, not having 2.somebody, someone, anybody, anyone | preposition |
| pend | declivity | noun |
| pendrath | passage up or down, stairway “pend” + “rath” | noun |
| peng | archery bow | noun |
| penia- | to fix, to set | verb |
| penio | to fix, to set infinitive form of the verb “pania-” | verb |
| penna- | to slant down | verb |
| pennas | history | noun |
| penninor | last day of the year “pant” + “în” + “aur” | noun |
| penrad | passage up or down, stairway “pend” + “râd” | noun |
| pent | 1.spoke, said past tense of the verb “ped-” 2.tale | verb |
| per- | half | prefix |
| peredhel | half-elf “per-” + “edhel” | noun |
| peredhil | half-elves plural of “peredhel” | noun |
| perf | books plural of “parf” | noun |
| periain | hobbits, halflings plural of “perian” | noun |
| Perian | hobbit, halfling | noun |
| Periannath | a host of hobbits class plural of “perian” | noun |
| perin | half | adjective |
| pesseg | pillow | noun |
| peth | word, voice, what one says | noun |
| pethron | narrator | noun |
| pigen | tiny | adjective |
| pihen | juicy | adjective |
| pinnath | ridges | collective noun |
| pôd | paw, animal foot | noun |
| post | pause, rest | noun |
| presta- | to affect, to disturb | verb |
| prestannen | affected, disturbed past tense of the verb “presta-” | verb |
| prestanneth | disturbance | noun |
| presto | affect, disturb past tense of the verb “presta-” | verb |
| presto | affect, disturb infinitive of the verb “presta-” | verb |
| puia- | to spit | verb |
| puig | clean, tidy | adjective |
| puio | to spit infinitive of the verb “puia-” | verb |
| pŷd | pauses, rests plural of “pôd” | noun |
| Quenya | The original Elven tongue, used in the age of Middle Earth only in written form or spoken in a ceremonial or highly formal setting. | |
| rach | wain, large open wagon | noun |
| râd | path, track | noun |
| rada- | to make a way, to find a way | verb |
| rado | make a way, find a way infinitive of “rada-” | verb |
| raef | net (VT42:12). | noun |
| raeg | bent, crooked | adjective |
| raen | 1. crooked. 2. netted, enlaced. | adjective |
| 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 |