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Look up any of the 2515 words in the Quenya dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.

2515 words

QuenyaMeaningType
onnacreaturenoun
onobutconjunction
onónëtwin plural: onóninoun
onórësisternoun
onórobrothernoun
onot-to count upverb
onta-to beget, to createverb
ontarbegetter, parent.. a gender-neutral termnoun
ontarëbegetter, parent literally: a female parentnoun
ontarimother literally: a female begetternoun
ontariëbegetter, parent.. literally: a female parentnoun
ontarilmother literally: a female begetternoun
ontarobegetter, parent literally: a male parentnoun
opelëtown, walled house, walled villagenoun
or1.) over, above 2.) on, upon (early “Qenya”)preposition
or-urge, impel, moveverb
orcoorc plural: orcor or orquinoun
orëgrain..stem: ori-noun
órë1.) heart literally: the inner mind 2.) rising, the dawn, Sunrise, Eastnoun
órëaof the dawn, Eastern
óressëin morningadverb
ormaphysical matternoun
ormë1.) haste, violence, wrath, rushing 2.) summit, crest (early “Qenya”)noun
ornahastyadjective
ornëtreenoun
orohillnoun
oromardëhigh-hallnoun
oronmountain stem: oront-noun
orontasteepadjective
orontëSunrisenoun
orostaascencionnoun
orotingamountain topnoun
orrough!, alas!, ow!. literally: an interjection expressing horror, pain or disgustinterjection
orta-to rise, to raise, to lift upverb
ortíriëpatronage, protection literally: “a watching over (from above)”noun
orto1.) mountain-top 2.) to raisenoun
orvaapplenoun
ósanwëtelepathy literally: interchange of thoughtnoun
osellësister, female associatenoun
ossawall and moatnoun
ossëterrornoun
ostahomesteadnoun
ostartownshipnoun
ostocity literally: a strong or fortified building or placenoun
oswëhipnoun
otoquëseventeencardinal number
otornassëbrotherhoodnoun
otornobrother, sworn brother, male associatenoun
otsëaseventhordinal number
otsosevencardinal number
otsolaweek literally: a week of seven daysnoun
paon literally: touching, as regards, concerningpreposition
pacapaved floor, courtnoun
pahtaclosed, shut, privateadjective
paimëpunishmentnoun
paimestachastisementnoun
paimeta-to inflict or exact a penalty, to punishverb
paitya-to repay, to requiteverb
pal-to shakeverb
palan-1.) far, distant, wide 2.) to a great extentprefix