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 |
|---|---|---|
| gurth | death | noun |
| guruth | death | noun |
| guruthos | the shadow of death | noun |
| gwador | sworn brother, associate | noun |
| gwae | wind | noun |
| gwaedh | bond, troth | noun |
| gwael | gull | noun |
| Gwaeron | March, the third month of the year | noun |
| gwaew | wind | noun |
| gwaith | 1. troop of able-bodied men 2. region, wilderness | noun |
| gwanath | death, as an action not a state | noun |
| gwanod | tale, numver | noun |
| gwanu | death, as an action not a state | noun |
| gwanûn | a pair of twins | noun |
| gwanunig | a twin | noun |
| gwarth | betrayer | noun |
| gwass | stain | noun |
| gwastar | hummock | noun |
| gwath | shadow | noun |
| gwathel | sworn sister, associate | noun |
| gwathuirim | the people from “Dunland” class plural of “gwathui” | noun |
| gwaun | goose | noun |
| gwaur | soiled, dirty | noun |
| gwedeir | sworn brothers, associates plural of “gwador” | noun |
| gwedh | 1.bond 2.to bind | noun |
| gwelu | air, as a substance | noun |
| gwend | 1.bound, friendship 2.maiden | noun |
| gweneth | virginity | noun |
| gwenyn | pairs of twins plural of “gwanûn” | noun |
| gwest | oath | noun |
| gweth | 1.manhood 2.man power 3.regiment, troop of able-bodied men | noun |
| gwethil | sworn sisters, associates plural of “gwathel” | noun |
| gwî | net, web | noun |
| gwilbrin | butterfly | noun |
| gwilith | breeze, air as a region | noun |
| gwilwileth | butterfly | noun |
| gwing | 1.spindrift, flying spray 2.a flying spume or spindrift blown off wavetops | noun |
| gwing | 1.spindrift, flying spray 2.a flying spume or spindrift blown off wavetops | noun |
| Gwirith | April, the fourth month of the year | noun |
| habad | shore, coast | noun |
| habar | delved mine | noun |
| hadhod | a Dwarf | noun |
| hadhodrim | dwarves, as a race class plural of “hadhod” | noun |
| hadlath | sling, slingshot | noun |
| hador | a person who throws spears and darts | noun |
| hadron | a person, usually a man, who throws spears and darts | noun |
| haered | remote distance | noun |
| haew | custom, habit | noun |
| hair | 1.left hand 2.left | noun |
| half | 1.seashell | noun |
| hamp | garment | noun |
| harad | 1.South 2.inhabitant of southern lands | noun |
| haradrim | people from the south lands, “southerners” class plural of “harad” | noun |
| hargam | left-handed | noun |
| haru | wound | noun |
| hast | axe-stroke | noun |
| hathol | 1.blade, esp. a large one, as of an axe 2.axe | noun |
| haudh | grave, tomb | noun |
| haust | bed | noun |
| hebaid | shores, coasts plural of “habad” | noun |