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 |
|---|---|---|
| tithin | little, very small, tiny plural of “tithen” | adjective |
| tîw | letters, written signs plural of “têw” | noun |
| toba- | to cover (with a roof) | verb |
| tobas | roof, covering | noun |
| tobo | cover (with a roof) infinitive of the verb “toba-” | verb |
| tofn | low, lowlying | adjective |
| tog- | to lead, to bring | verb |
| tôg | (he/she/it) leads, brings 3rd person of the verb “tog-” | verb |
| tol | isle | noun |
| tol- | to come | verb |
| tolo | come! imperative of the verb “tol-” | verb |
| tolog | trustworth, trusty | adjective |
| toloth | eight | cardinal number |
| tolothen | eighth | ordinal number |
| toltha- | 1.to summon, to fetch 2.to send | verb |
| tolthathon | 1.I will summon, I will fetch 2.I will send 1st person (future) of the verb “toltha-” | verb |
| toltho | 1.summon, fetch 2.send infinitive of the verb “toltha-” | verb |
| tond | tall (adj) | adjective |
| tong | pulled or drawn tight, especially of strings | adjective |
| tôr | brother – less usual than “muindor” | noun |
| torech | hole, lair, den | noun |
| torog | troll | noun |
| tortha- | to control, to wield, to exert power | verb |
| tortho | control, wield, exert power infinitive of the verb “tortha-” | verb |
| toss | bush | noun |
| trann | shire | noun |
| trannail | of a shire | adjective |
| trasta- | to trouble, to cause to suffer | verb |
| tre- | complete, over | adjective |
| trenar- | to recount or narrate a complete event “tre-” + “nara-” | verb |
| trenarn | tale | noun |
| treneri | recount or narrate a complete event infinitive of the verb “trenar-” | verb |
| trenor | recounted, narrated, told past tense of the verb “trenar-” | verb |
| trevad- | to travel across, to traverse | verb |
| trevant | travelled across, traversed past tense of the verb “trevad-” | verb |
| trevedi | travel across, traverse infinitive of the verb “trevad-” | verb |
| trî | through | preposition |
| trîw | fine, delicated | adjective |
| tû | 1.physical strength 2.muscle | noun |
| tûg | 1.thick 2.fat | adjective |
| tuia- | 1.to spring 2.to swell | verb |
| tuilinn | swallow, small long-winged songbird “ethuil” + “linna-” | noun |
| tuio | 1.spring 2.swell infinitive of the verb “tuia-” | verb |
| tuiw | 1.sprout 2.partially opened flower | noun |
| tulu | support, prop | noun |
| tulus | poplar tree | noun |
| tum | a deep valley under or among hills | noun |
| tump | protuberance | noun |
| tund | mound | noun |
| tûr | 1.victory, mastery 2.power | noun |
| tyll | islands plural of “toll” | noun |
| tylys | poplar trees plural of “tulus” | noun |
| tyrn | downs, a rolling treeless highland with little soil | noun |
| ú- | not, no, without; uneasy, hard, impossible. | prefix |
| úan | monster | noun |
| uanui | monstrous, hideous | adjective |
| ubed | refusal, denial | noun |
| ui | “world-walls”, the Air or Outer Sea that embraces the world | noun |
| uial | twilight “ui” + “gal” | noun |
| uidafnen | ever-closed, ever-blocked “ui” + “tafnen” | noun |