A
aba- (prefix)  something forbidden: 
abapétima "not to be said" 
aba-(prefix) verb "refuse"
abá "Don't!"
aipen "if anybody, whoever"
alata "radiance, glittering reflection" 
alpa "swan"  
anga "iron" 
aran "king"
aráta "noble" 
aráto "noble man" 
arpen "noble (man)" 
arpenia "noble" (adjective) 
au or au- (prefix) "off, away" 
auta- "go away, leave
avánie "become lost" 
avantie (vante + prefix a) "go away"; past participle vanua. 
awa - "away"

			B
bá  "I will not" or "Do not!" Derived directly from the primitive negation element BA "no!" 
bar "home"  or "to raise" (verb)
barada "lofty, sublime" (adjective)
bredele "beech-tree" 
bel "strong"
belca "excessive" 
belda "strong" 
belle "(physical) strength" 
bew "to follow, serve" (verb)
branda "lofty, noble, fine
bredele "beech-tree" (also ferne)
búa- "serve"
búro "vassal". 

			C
cala "light" 
can- "cry aloud, call" or "to summons or name a person" 
cáno "herald" 
care "do"
cava "house"
cavaria "his house" 
ciria "ship"  
Ciriáran "mariner king" 

			D

dele "to walk, go, proceed, travel" (verb)
delia "go, proceed", past tense delle 
delo "goer"

			E
él "star", pl. éli 
él síla lúmena vomentienguo "a star shines upon the hour of our meeting" (Telerin greeting)
ela! *"see!", imperative exclamation
elen "star" (pl. elni), an archaic and poetic word 
Ellálie "Elf-people", Quenya Eldalië 
Ello =  "High-elf"
endo "grandchild, descendant"
engole "lore", special "lore" possessed by the Noldor
golodo "Noldo"
epe "said, say, says"
esdê "repose"
eve "a person, someone (unnamed)" 
ewe "person" 

			F

Fallinel "Telerin elf", pl. Fallinelli 
felga "cave"
ferne "beech" (also bredele)

			G
gáia "terror, great fear"
gáialá "fell, terrible, dire" 
gaiar "the Sea". 
gaya "awe, dread"
gàyas "fear"
glada- "laugh". 
góle "long study"

			H
heca! "be gone! stand aside!" 
heco adverb and preposition "leaving aside, not counting, excluding, except" 
hecta- "reject, abandon" 
hecul, heculo "one lost or forsaken by friends, waif, outcast, outlaw" 
heke "aside, apart, separate"
ho- "from" (verbal prefix) 

			I

ilpen "everybody" 
			K
kal "to shine" (verb)
kan "to dare" (verb)
kânô "crier, herald"
kawâ "resting-place"
kay "lie down"
khaw "rest, lie at ease" (verb)
kir "to cut, cleave" (verb)
kulda "red"
			L
lambe "tongue" meaning language 
li "many"
lie "people" 
Lindai "Singers", what the Teleri called themselves
Lindalambe "Linda-tongue" = Telerin 
Lindárin "Lindarin" = Telerin 
lúme "hour"

			M
magla "stain"
makla "sword"
mat "to eat" (verb)
mbar "dwell, inhabit" (verb)
mori- "black, dark" (prefix)?

			N
naraka - rapid, violent 
Ñgol "wise, wisdom, be wise" (adjective, noun, verb)
-ngua,(suffix) possessive ending "our", only attested with the genitive ending (-nguo) in vomentienguo "of our meeting" *vomentiengua "our meeting"
nyel "ring, sing, give out a sweet sound"  (verb)

			O
-o genitive inflection (suffix)

			P

pár "fist" (noun)
pen "one, person" 
-pen "in a few old compounds" 
Pendi = Quenya Quendi, (the entire race of) the Elves. 

pet- stem "say", only attested in abapétima "not to be said"
phal "foam" (noun)
poika "clean, pure"
pori "flour, meal"
				R
ría "wreath, garland"
rig "twine, wreathe, crown"
rielle (-riel) "a maiden crowned with a festival garland" 

			S
síla "shines"
spalasta- "to foam, froth" (verb)
span "white"
spanga "beard"
spania "cloud"

			T
tankla "pin, brooch"
tekla "pen" 
telepe "silver" 
telperin "silvery" (adjective)
thindi "grey"
trumbe "shield"

			U
ulca "evil"
ulga "hideous, horrible". 
ulgundo "monster, deformed and hideous creature"

			V
vanua "gone, lost, no longer to be had, vanished, departed, dead, past and over" 
vilverin "butterfly"
vó, vo- a prefix used in words describing the meeting, junction, or union of two things or persons:
vola "a roller, long wave" 
vomentie "meeting of two" (attested with a pronominal ending inflected for genitive: vomentienguo "of our meeting"

			W
wil "fly, float in air" (verb)
wô "together"
	
			Y

yô or yon "son"