Sindarin Dictionary
Look up any of the 363 words in the Sindarin dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
363 words
| Sindarin | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| gawad | howling infinitive of the verb “gawa-” | verb |
| gedi | catch infinitive of the verb “gad-” | verb |
| genedia- | to reckon | verb |
| genediad | reckoning gerund of the verb “genedia-” | verb |
| gerin | (I) hold, (I) have first person of the verb “gar-” | verb |
| gerir | they do (VT44:30); lenited third-person plural present tense of “car-”. | verb |
| giri- | to shudder | verb |
| gladha- | to laugh | verb |
| glavra- | to babble | verb |
| glavro | babble infinitive of the verb “glavra-” | verb |
| glavrol | babbling present participle of the verb “glavra-” | verb |
| gleina- | to bound, enclose, limit (VT41:8). | verb |
| glinna- | to glance at | verb |
| gliri- | to sing a song or recite a poem | verb |
| gohena- | to forgive | verb |
| gonathra- | to entangle | verb |
| gonod- | to count, to reckon, to sum up | verb |
| gosta- | to dread, to fear | verb |
| govad- | to meet | verb |
| govannen | met past perfect of the verb “govad-” | verb |
| groga- | to feel terror | verb |
| gruitha- | to terrify | verb |
| gwanna- | 1.) to die 2.) to depart | verb |
| gwanno | die infinitive of the verb “gwanna-” | verb |
| gwatha- | to soil | verb |
| gwatho | soil infinitive of the verb “gwatha-” | verb |
| gwedhant | bound past tense of the verb “gwedhi” | verb |
| gwedhi | to bind | verb |
| gweria- | to cheat, to betray | verb |
| gwerio | cheat, betray infinitive of the verb “gweria-” | verb |
| gwesta- | to swear | verb |
| gwesto | swear infinitive of the verb “gwesta-” | verb |
| hab- | to clothe | verb |
| had- | to hurl, to throw forcefully | verb |
| haltha- | to screen, to prevent light from entering | verb |
| hamma- | to clothe | verb |
| hammad | clothing gerund of the verb “hamma-” | verb |
| hant | hurled, threw forcefully past tense of the verb “had-” | verb |
| harna- | to wound | verb |
| harno | wound infinitive of the verb “harna-” | verb |
| hartha- | to hope | verb |
| harthad | hope infinitive of the verb “hartha-” | verb |
| hasta- | to hack through | verb |
| hasto | hack through infinitive of the verb “hasta-” | verb |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| heltha- | to strip | verb |
| henia- | to understand | verb |
| henio | understand infinitive of the verb “henia-” | verb |
| heria- | to begin suddenly | verb |
| herio | begin suddenly infinitive of the verb “heria-” | verb |
| hortha- | 1.to impel, to force 2.to cause to move faster | verb |
| 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 |
| ista- | to have knowledge | verb |
| isto | have knowledge infinitive of the verb “ista-” | verb |
| iuitha- | to use | verb |
| iuitho | use infinitive of the verb “iuitha-” | verb |