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 |
|---|---|---|
| Edenedair | “Fathers of Men” – plural of “Adanadar” | noun |
| edhel | an Elf | noun |
| edhelharn | elf-stone “edhel” + “sarn” | compound noun |
| edhellen | elvish, of the elves | adjective |
| Edhil | elves plural of “Edhel” | noun |
| edinar | anniversary day | noun |
| edinor | anniversary day | noun |
| edledhia- | to go into exile | verb |
| edledhio | to go into exile infinitive of the verb “edledhia-” | verb |
| edledhron | exile, a person who is exiled | noun |
| edlenn | exiled | adjective |
| edlothia- | to blossom | verb |
| edlothiad | blossoming, flowering continuous form of the verb “edlothia-” | verb |
| edonna- | to beget | verb |
| edra- | to open | verb |
| edrain | border | noun |
| edraith | saving | noun |
| edregol | specially | adverb |
| edro | open! imperative of the verb “edra-” | verb |
| edwen | second | ordinal number |
| êg | thorn | noun |
| egladhrim | “the forsaken”, elves of the “Falathrim” class plural of “eglan” | noun |
| eglain | “the forsaken”, elves of the “Falathrim” plural of “eglan” | noun |
| eglan | “the forsaken”, an elf of the “Falathrim” | noun |
| eglath | The Forsaken, elves of the “Falathrim” – collective of “egol” | noun |
| egleria- | to glorify, to praise | verb |
| eglerio | glorify!, praise! imperative of the verb “egleria-” | verb |
| ego | be off! | interjection |
| egol | one of The Forsaken, an elf of the “Falathrim” | noun |
| egor | or | conjunction |
| eil | (it is) raining | verb |
| eiliant | rainbow “ianu” + “iant” | compound noun |
| eilph | swans plural of “alph” | noun |
| einior | elder | adjective |
| eirien | daisy (the flower) | noun |
| eitha- | 1.to stab 2.to insult, to treat with scorn | verb |
| eithad | insult gerund of the verb “eitha-” | verb |
| eithel | spring of water | noun |
| eithil | springs of water plural of “eithel” | noun |
| êl | star, in poetic use not general | noun |
| elanor | a flower, a kind of pimpernel bearing golden and silver flowers “êl” + “anor” | compound noun |
| elei | dreams plural of “ôl” | noun |
| elenath | a host of stars | noun |
| elin | stars, in poetic use not general plural of “êl” | noun |
| elleth | elf-maid | noun |
| ellon | elf, usually male | noun |
| elloth | a single flower | noun |
| elo | an exclamation of wonder, surprise or delight | interjection |
| elril | bright stars “êl” + “ril” | compound noun |
| elu | pale blue | adjective |
| elvellon | elf-friend “el” + “mellon” | compound noun |
| elvellyn | elf-friends “el” + “mellyn”, plural of “elvellon” | compound noun |
| emlin | yellow small bird | noun |
| emyn | hills plural of “amon” | noun |
| en | the genitival article “of the”, when used in the singular “i” + “na” | |
| enchui | sixth | ordinal number |
| enedh | centre, middle, core | noun |
| eneg | six | cardinal number |
| eneth | name | noun |
| enfeng | two or more Longbeards, a tribe of Dwarves plural of “anfang” | noun |