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 |
|---|---|---|
| coron | mound | noun |
| cost | quarrel | noun |
| coth | 1.enemy 2.enmity, hostility | noun |
| craban | crow | noun |
| cram | cake of compressed flour, often containing honey and milk | noun |
| crebain | crows plural of “craban” | noun |
| criss | cut, cleft | noun |
| crist | cleaver | noun |
| crom | left | noun |
| crum | left hand | noun |
| cû | arch, bow | noun |
| cugu | dove | noun |
| cuil | life | noun |
| cum | mound, heap | noun |
| cund | prince | noun |
| cúron | the crescent moon | noun |
| curu | craft, skill | noun |
| curunír | wizard | noun |
| cyll | bearer | noun |
| dae | shadow | noun |
| daen | corpse | noun |
| dâf | permission | noun |
| dagnir | bane (stem NDAK) | noun |
| dagor | battle (stem NDAK) | noun |
| dagorath | all the battles (stem NDAK); class plural of “dagor”. | noun |
| dam | hammer | noun |
| dambeth | answer, response | noun |
| dan | 1.a wright 2.against 3.back | noun |
| dangweth | answer, reply | noun |
| dant | fall | noun |
| dath | hole, pit | noun |
| daug | warrior, soldier (usually of orcs) | noun |
| daur | 1.pause, stop 2.one league (about 3 miles) | noun |
| daw | night-time, gloom | noun |
| del | 1.fear, horror 2.disgusting, loathing | noun |
| delos | annoyance, abhorrence, detestation, loathing | noun |
| deren | oak trees plural of “doron” | noun |
| dess | young woman | noun |
| dî | an adult woman of any race | noun |
| dîl | 1.stopper 2.stopping, stuffing | noun |
| dîn | 1.silence 2.an opening, a gap, a pass in the mountains | noun |
| dîr | an adult male of any race | noun |
| dîs | bride | noun |
| dôl | head | noun |
| dôr | land, dwelling-place | noun |
| doron | oak tree | noun |
| dram | heavy stroke, a blow | noun |
| drambor | clenched fist | noun |
| draug | wolf | noun |
| dring | hammer | noun |
| drû | wild man, wose | noun |
| drúin | wild men, woses plural of “drû” | noun |
| dû | nightfall, late evening, night, dimness, darkness | noun |
| duhir | dim-hill | noun |
| duin | a long, large river | noun |
| dûn | West | noun |
| dylt | round knobs, bosses plural of “dolt” | noun |
| ech | spear | noun |
| echad | camp | noun |
| echil | follower | noun |