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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 7:47:42 GMT
This is an updated version of the Black Speech Dictionary taken from darktongue.cjb.net
A
âdhn- leave, abandon (v) RE
âdhûn alone (adj) RE
aan sun (noun) LOS (<Quenya anar)
aanash dawn (verb) RE
aanud South RE
aanug morning RE
aaps meat (noun) LOS (<Quenya apsa)
aar early (adv) LOS (<Quenya arinya)
aarsh day (noun) LOS
aaraarsh morning (= dawn) LOS
aarshlût yesterday (n) LOS
aarshu tomorrow (n) LOS
aarûrz soon (adj) LOS
aath dog LOS
af- throw, cast (verb) LOS
agh and TK
agon twilight, dusk (noun) SV
ak- cut or stab (verb) LOS (<Quenya ecet, “short stabbing sword”)
akash half LOS
akashuga hobbit, "halfling" (noun) LOS (< ak + ash + uga, = one who was cut in half)
akashuga-hai hobbit-people LOS
akh, akh- 1. yes 2. agree (verb) LOS
akhoth "Yes, Sir!" (said to a superior officer in the orc army)
akhum agreement (noun) LOS
aklash music (noun) SV
akul chest, torso (noun) LOS
akr- drink (verb) LOS
akrum drink (noun, as in an alcoholic drink) LOS
akrûrz drunk (adj) LOS
akûl ice, glacier (noun) SV
alai animal SV
amal where (relative) EL [where the shadows . . .]
amat why (relative) LOS [explain why you did that]
âmbal pretty (adj) SV
amol how (relative) LOS [he told me how to do it]
amirz who (relative) LOS [the person who . . . ]
amub more than RE
amubnar 'as soon as' (coll expr) RE ( 'not more than' )
amukh when (relative) LOS [when we were . . .]
âmul calm (adj) SV
amut which (relative) LOS [the knife, which I broke . . .]
ana edge (edge of an object) SV
aandar mystery (noun) < SV
aandartûrz mysterious (adj) < SV
ânghâsh anvil (noun) RE
ângh- forge (verb) RE
aanghum forge (noun) LOS (<RE)
aquu- bribe (verb) LOS
aquum bribe (noun) LOS
ar nut (noun) SV
arkû ever LOS
arth artisan SV
ash one TK
ash- start, begin (v) RE
ashbazg rather SV
ashdurbûk despotism SV
ashpar rugged (adj) SV
ashrokil breakfast SV
asht skeleton, bone SV
ashûk alone (adj) SV
âshûrz first (ordinal) < SV
asr knot (noun) SV
atâr fact SV
atîg over there (loc.) < SV
atish container (noun) SV
atish- keep (verb) SV
ats- catch (verb) LOS (< Quenya, atsa)
aurok mortar (n) SV
auru few (adj) LOS
âvul steam, fumes SV
az- kill (verb) (LOS)
Azog PN an orc-leader of Moria (LOTR III p441; TH (not 1st edition))
(therefore, Azog means “Man-killer,” Azat + ogh, man)
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 7:51:56 GMT
B
ba lock (noun) SV
ba- lock (verb) SV
baab pipe (noun) RE
baabghûd pipeweed (noun) RE
baal- breed (verb) LOS
baalum breed (noun) LOS
baalak half-breed (n) LOS
baak shame, embarrassment (n) MB
bârzuga finished (past part) SV
baduzg- reveal, show (verb) LOS
badz an opening (noun) RE
badz- open (verb) RE
badzûrz open (adj) RE
bag excrement or dung (noun) TK
baga poison (n) SV
bagronk 1. dung-pit (noun) TK 2. cess-pool, (noun) TK (DBS)
bagûrz poisonous (adj) < SV
bai danger (noun) MB
baiark clan (coll noun) SV
baiûrz dangerous (adj) (used to describe a situation, not person ) LOS
bak shock (noun) SV
bak- shock (verb) SV
balt marsh (n) SV
banôs farm (n) SV
bar grass (noun) SV
barash- crush (verb) SV
barkh curve; arch (n) SV
bartaas roar, yell (noun) SV
bartaas- roar, yell (verb) SV
barz throat (n) MB
bash regular (n) SV
bashkaum alliance (coll noun) SV
bashkuga allied (past part) SV
batar shower, squall SV
baug fork (n) SV
baush tail (noun) SV
bauz- shoot (verb) SV
bazg- reach (verb) SV
bhadûr a change (noun) RE, to change (verb) RE
bhoghad all right, very well, okay RE
bhraf smoke (noun) (< MB bhrev)
bhraf- smoke (verb) MB
bhûl- accept (verb) LOS
bidroi revenge (noun) LOS 7N
bîshûk heath, moor SV
blagh boring (adj) SV
blâghor fold (n) RE
blâghorsha complex (n) RE
blâghorsh- complicate (v) RE
blâghorshûrz complex (adj) RE
blâghorshuga complicated (past part) RE
blaaghr- fold (v) RE
blord- weep (verb) LOS
blotaz birch (n) SV
bloz soot (n) SV
blûg grain, seed, corn (n) SV
blûg- grind (verb) SV
bo, -bo off (prep) RE
bok wine jar (n) SV
bolb catastrophe, disaster (n) SV
Bolg PN an orc-leader (son of Azog), slain by Beorn (TH p293) ("Bloodthirsty") SV
bolk- need (v) RE
bolkum need (n) RE (= lack of)
bos cult (cooo noun) SV
boshok highlands (n) SV
bot world, clay SV
brish sheep (n) < SV
brishzel would (subj. verb) < SV
brî horn (n) SV
brîz horny (adj) LOS < SV
brodh 1. pine, 2. needle (n) SV
brogb- like, fancy, favor (v) RE
brogbûrzum favorite (n) RE
brogud nibble, small bite (noun) SV
brogud- take a small bite, gnaw (verb) SV
brosh hey (greeting, interjection) SV
broshan welcome (noun) SV
broshn- welcome (verb) SV
broz belt, zone SV
bruk collar, cowl SV
brumug grumble, complaint (noun) RE
brumg- grumble (v) RE
brun group of people, committee (collective noun) MB
brus- have (verb) LOS
brûf insect, ant MB (< MB brûv)
bug opposite, opponent MB
bugd- call (verb) LL
bugduga named (past part) RE
bugh root, origin MB
bughnrakh potato SV
bugab contradiction (n) SV
bugb- contradict (v) SV
bugnakh fracture SV
bugud name (noun) RE
bukoi civil (adj) RE < bukot + goi
bukol thin (adj) SV
bukot peace (n) SV
bukra clan, gang, "lot" (n) SV
bulmos spice SV
bum drumbeat, loud sound MB
bumbullaum thunder (n) SV
bun angle, corner (n) MB
bungo dent (n) SV
bur weight (also, measure of weight) MB
bûb pig (noun) (DBS) TK
bûbhosh 1. pig-guts TK, 2. great TK
bûf loss, defeat MB
bûkasî agriculture SV
burûrz heavy (note difference btw bûrz, dark) LOS
bûrgulu shadows (noun, plural) EL
bûrz dark (adj) TK, 2. night (noun) AA
burzash balance (n) SV
bûrzum darkness (noun) TK
bûsh chair, seat (noun) LOS
bûshn- mix, muddle up (vrb) MB
bûshnûrz mixed up (adj) LOS
bûshum mixture (noun) LOS
bûsn scattered (past part., adj) SV
bûth chance, opportunity LOS
bûzog mess (n) RE
buthagh- annoy (pester, bother) (v) SV
buz streak, stripe SV
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 7:54:58 GMT
D
dâg child < SV
dâgal childhood SV
dâgalûr demon SV
dâl 1. still (conj) RE; 2. plane (flat area) LOS (< MB dal)
daalt table LOS (= large table for eating)
dâr house, hut SV
daash still LOS
dabg- deport (v) SV
dafr- party, carouse (verb) SV
dafrim sport (noun) SV
dafrum party (noun) < SV
dardt standard (noun) SV
dagam bûrz fat (adj) < SV
dagrî goat SV
dagronk door SV
dahâmab tusk, incisor SV
dakg- disembowel (verb) SV
dalg- rid, clear out, remove (verb) LOS
dalgum garbage, trash (noun) LOS
dalug-hai rabble, gang (coll noun) RE
dangh- punish (verb) SV
danghum punishment (n) < SV
darg blunt (adj) LOS
darg- send (verb) SV
dargum ambassador, emissary SV
darug sent (past part.) SV
darûk ingratiating fool, hypocrite, Wormtongue SV
darûkûrz silly, weak (adj) SV
dath conservative (adj) SV
daul drum (noun) SV
dauman winter SV
daur cage (noun) LOS
dhaar rank, grade, status (e.g., Army rank) (noun) LOS
dhaaryonk promotion (noun) LOS
dhak ceremony (noun) LOS (positive, e.g., coronation or promotion)
dhaub agony SV
dhaub- agonize (verb) SV
dhît fraction SV
-dhog near, next to (prep) LOS
dhognûrz far (adj) < RE
dhurz because (conj) LOS
dhûl- sleep (verb) LOS
dhûrum secret (noun) LOS
dhûr- confess (verb) RE
dhûrz secret (adj) LOS
dhûzud just (conj) RE
diis- attack (verb) LOS
diisum attack (noun) LOS
dik- capture (verb) LOS
dob field (n) SV
dolpan fox (n) SV
dolpan bull (n) SV
doraz gate (n) SV
dorozg- capitulate, surrender (verb) SV
dorût cattle, livestock SV
dot sea, ocean SV
drau- shine, gleam (verb) SV
draug coin (noun) LOS
dursh bridge (noun) LOS
draagh hammer (noun) RE
draagh- 1. build, construct; 2. demolish, knock down (verb) RE
drît straight, honest, absolute (adj) SV
dromdas nervous (adj) SV
drû timber, wood (not forest) SV
drûsh- drown (bv) SV
drûth bush (n) SV
du- charge (verb) (army maneuvre) LOS
duf knife (noun) LOS
dulg- point (verb) LOS <RE
dulug 1. point (noun) 2. weapon (noun) RE
dum charge, responsibility, duty (noun) LOS
dumûl quick (adj) RE
dumûlarz quickly (adv) < RE dumûl
dûl wax (n) SV
dûmp- doom (verb) EL
dur large, big (adj) LOS
durb- rule (verb) TK
durb-artha masterpiece SV
durbûrz strong, mighty (adj) LOS
durubârz 'as a rule', 'per rules' (idiomatic expr) RE
durgaz size (n) RE
durub ruler (noun) EL
durlob female ruler (noun) LOS
durt certain, sure (adj) LOS
dush (probably means sorcery) (noun) TK, AA
dush- to make magic, to cast a spell on someone (verb) LOS
dushak oak SV
dushatâr wizard, magician, sorcerer SV
Dushgoi PN Minas Morgul (SD) TK
Dushgoizagh Morgul Pass (PN) AA
dushtala storm SV
dushum spell (noun) LOS
dushûrz magical (adjective) LOS
duughord produce (n) RE
duughord- produce (v) RE
dûnud stretch (n) RE
dûndr- stretch (v) RE
dûndrogh- extend (v) RE
dûndroghuga extended (past part) RE
duurfit- have luck (v) RE (duurun + fitg)
dûth- polish, clean (verb) MB
duz- sit (v) RE
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 7:58:36 GMT
F
faal beach, shore (noun) LOS (<Quenya falas)
faash accident (noun) LOS
faasharz accidentally (adverb) LOS
fakhthal butcher (noun) < SV
fal- charm (verb) SV
chance falgashud ( = bone toss) ( = probability) RE
faltor temple SV
falum charm (noun) SV
farghat jump SV
farkh left (adj) < SV
farmak lizard SV
fatoft depressing, dismal (adj) SV
fauldush ivory, marble SV
faus manor (n) SV
fauth- 1. lie hidden, hide (verb) EL, 2. wait RE
fauthûrz hidden (adj) LOS
fîg- humiliate(v) SV
fîgû insult (n) SV
fîgûrz humiliating (adj) SV
fiil bird (noun) LOS (<Quenya filik)
fiim 1. youth, young age (noun) 2. youngster LOS (< Quenya vinya)
fiin new (adj) LOS (< Quenya vinya)
fiimûrz young (adj) LOS
fiith- hold (verb) LOS
fik bad (adj) LOS (< Quenya feg, bad)
fil 1. cave (noun) LOS (< Quenya felya), 2. crack (n) RE
fitg- win (v) SV
fitum winner (n) < SV
fkha massive (adj) < SV
flâgît idiot (n) SV
flaguz monster (n) SV
flak chest, box (noun) LOS
flakas sling (n) RE <SV
flaks- sling (verb) RE <SV
flauth feather (n) SV
flogr- sleep(v) RE <SV
flok hair (n) SV
flokolgûl- 'give the creeps to' (verb) RE (hair + walk + ghoul)
flûst celebrate (verb)(as in, evil deed or victory) LOS
fogl- dig, excavate (verb) (< MB fegl)
fogl spade (n) < SV< MB
fol whole (adj) RE
folok hoard (noun) LOS 7N
folk- hoard (verb) LOS 7N
forzunk thorn SV
foshân baby SV
fotak fanaticism (n) SV
fotkûrz fanatical (adj) < SV
foz egg (n) < SV
fra foot (n) < SV
fraatûrz tired, weary (adj) < SV
frangîz syphilis et al SV
frapog march (v) < SV
frau pause (n) < SV
frau- pause (v) < SV
fraut- rest, sit down (v) < SV
friib bladder, blister (n) SV
frîghat swell(v) RE <SV
frûm mind, spirit (n) SV
frûshkul bullwhip (n) SV
frûz lazy, irresponsible (adj) LOS
fulg- to dwell (verb) RE
fulug dwelling RE
fulak damage(n) RE <SV
fulaknar safe (adj) RE
fulk- damage (v) LOS < RE
furgh front RE <SV fro
furr oven SV
furtun storm SV
fukaush dangerous (adj) (meant as compliment) SV
fûkî neighbor (n) SV
fûr- lie (as in, tell an untruth) (verb) LOS (< Quenya, fu'ru)
fûsh slow (adj) LOS
fûth- awaken (verb) LOS (Note: don't use the preposition "up," as in English)
fûthûrz awake (adj) LOS
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:02:01 GMT
G
gaab distance, range (n) MB
gâdhm- be ugly(v); be nasty(v); be foul(v) RE < SV
gâdhûmûrz foul(adj) RE < SV
gaakh let it be that, may it be that (< Quenya `nai') AN [Gaakh uruk-hai azubulûk! = may the uruk-hai kill them
all! LOS]
gaam disease, illness (noun) MB
gâmzhurm cough (n) SV
gaamûrz sick (adj) MB/LOS
gaat punishment (n) < SV
gaath leaf of a tree, page, sheet of a scroll MB
gadhaal promise(n) RE < SV
gadhálug promising (past part) RE < SV
gadhl- promise(v) RE < SV
gâdhûp vulture RE < SV
gadûd- carve (v) SV
gai- chain [as in, chain up] (verb) LOS (< Quenya Angainur)
gaium chain (noun) LOS
gakh three EL
gakh- care (verb) RE
gal ten LOS
galin crazy; mad (adj) SV
gâmum illness; sickness; disease (n) SV
gank hook (n) SV
garmadh ruin (n) SV
garmog demand (n) SV
garmog- demand (v) SV
garn "go on," expression of contempt TK
garzog- swing (n) SV
gat light; simple; easy (adj) SV
gathrok- prepare (v) SV
gabhîk wine (n) SV
gaz small, little, short (adj) MB
gazat dwarf, dwarves (noun) EL
gazog wild (adj) SV
ghaamp earth (noun) LOS
ghaamul down (adj) RE
ghaampronk mine, cellar (noun) LOS
ghaansh East RE
ghaash fire (noun) TK
ghaash- burn (verb) LOS
ghaashug flaming, burning (present participle) LOS
Ghaash PN an orc of Kirith Ungol
ghaashum heat (noun) LL
ghashan word, command (noun) RE
ghashanum dictionary LOS
ghashanuz story, tale LOS
ghashdurb- swear (verb) (< ghash, to speak + durb, strong) LOS
ghashkrum answer (noun) (< ghash + krum, back, n.) LOS
ghashkrut- answer (verb) (< ghash + krut, back) LOS
ghashn- tell, command, say (verb) (pukhl- = speak language) RE
ghashnum speech (noun) (as in Black Speech, not language) LOS
ghaur- roast (verb) LOS
ghug likely; presumably (adv) SV
ghugsh event SV
ghûd weed (noun) RE
ghûk complete; entire (adj) SV
ghûkarz completely (adv) *SV
ghûlb- help (verb) RE
ghûlum aid, help (noun) RE
ghung if (conj) SV
ghru 1. stick, club, pole (noun) MB; 2. vulgar word for erect penis SV
ghurn well (noun) SV
gîl meal [time] SV
gîmog groan (n) SV
gîmog- groan(v) SV
gîmtog- main(v) SV
gîrakûn falcon; hawk SV
gîrdan necklace SV
gîth verdure; greenery SV
gilrol ordinary (adj) SV
gimb- find (verb) TK
gimbakl- expect (v) RE (gimb + kul)
gimub Discovery, the thing found (noun) RE
gimbuga found (participle) LOS
glâd measure of distance MB
glat instrument, tool, machine MB
glim- wrestle (v) RE < SV
glob 1. filth (noun) (DBS) TK, 2. fool TK
glob- to fool someone (verb) LOS
globlob female fool (noun) LOS
globûrz 1. filthy (adj) 2. foolish (adj) LOS
glok tooth (noun)
glok- bite (verb)
glu piss, poison, brackish water (noun) (< MB glu)
glu- piss (verb)
glup nose (noun) MB
gogân broad; wide; extensive (adj) SV
goi (probably means “city” ) TK, AA
gokut flat (adj) RE < SV
golb warning; danger; risk (n) SV
Golfimbul PN leader of orcs of Mount Gram, slain at Greenfields (TH)
golm offer (noun) SV
golm- offer (verb) SV
golnauk steel (n) SV
Golug elf, elves (noun) TK (Angband Orkish (without suffix) for "Noldor" pl.)
gon- stare (v) SV
gor work; job (n) SV
gorosh right (side) SV
gortag madman (n) SV
gorûrz tough (adj) LOS
Gorbag PN an orc-leader of Minas Morgul, killed by Shagrat (LOTR III) (“Tough Shit”)
gorgulb- use, utilize, employ (= work something/one hard) (verb) SV
goth 1. lord, master (AO in Gothmog and Morgoth from 1930's in BOLT II p67)
2. enemy (Silmarillion)
gothlob Queen (noun), LOS
glothrok! go on! ('garn') < filth + eat RE
Gothmog PN (see `goth') (“Lord-Voice”) TK
gothûrz powerful (adj) LOS
gotl- forgive (v) SV
gozad nail (n) SV
grak trap; pitfall (n) SV
grat chief(s), leader(s) (noun) LOS
grat- intend (verb) RE
gratum plan, intention (noun) RE
gratûrz useful (= person) (adj) SV
graug flock (n) SV
graur- touch (verb) MB
graus toe (n) SV
graz cool; cold (adj) SV
grazadh- decay(v); degenerate, rot (v) SV
grish blood (noun) LOS
grish- bleed (verb) LOS
grishûrz bloody (adj) LOS
Grishnaakh PN an orc of Mordor, slain by Rohirrim (LOTR II 437) (“Blood Hand”)
gropor valley (n) SV
grosh bean (n) SV
groth grey (adj) SV
groll quarry SV
gru 1. brown; 2. woman (only in SV dialect) SV
grugulum dress (n) SV
grumbull high; elevated; tall; lofty (adj) SV
grûmbull store (n) SV
grush- hit (v); strike (v); punch (v) SV
gûg chance SV
gugsh event, occurrence, happening (noun) MB
gukh down MB
gull- soak (verb) SV
gund stone (noun) EL
gund- stand (verb) RE
gundat-ir insist (stand on) (v) < RE (gundat-ob)
gundul guard (noun) LOS
gundul- guard (verb) LOS
gundum stand (noun) RE
gûg past, previous MB
gûk- pour (v); fill (v) SV
gûkh quite, completely (adverb) MB
gûkr- 1. close (verb) MB; 2. block, jam (v) SV
gûkrûrz shut, closed (adj) LOS/MB
gûl wraith (noun) TK
gur cheese LOS
gûr- shake; agitate; tremble; quake; quiver; vibrate (v) SV
gus about, regarding, concerning MB
gûth almost (adverb) LOS
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:10:38 GMT
H
hag unpleasant man (noun) LOS
haglob unpleasant female (noun) LOS
hanrun spy (noun) LOS RF
harna bonfire (n) SV
has- beg, plead (verb) LOS
hasum plea (noun) LOS
hau beggar (noun) LOS
haz dependent (adj) SV
hiil- follow (verb) LOS (< Quenya hilya)
hiis quick, fast (adj) LOS
hiisarz quickly (adverb) LOS
hiisht ash (n) SV
hiist- send (verb) LOS
hin any MB
hlu- sew, stitch, connect with thread or rope (verb) MB
hluth flag, banner, ensign (noun) MB
hokarul laugh, laughter (noun) RE
hokarl- laugh (verb) RE
hon- watch, see, look [at] (verb) LOS
hont eye (noun) LOS (< Quenya hend, “eye”)
hontum glance, look (noun) LOS
horm serious (adj) SV
horn beast or animal (noun) LOS
hornfik monster (noun) LOS
horngaz pet, tame animal LOS
horngoth 1. cowboy, 2. Texas Orkish dialect RE
hosh guts (intestines, viscera) (noun) (DBS) TK
hru fertile (adj) SV
htol- have sex with (vulgar) (v) SV
hul- flow (verb) MB
hul flow, drain (noun) MB
hûn heart (noun) LOS (< Quenya hón)
hûr courage, bravery (noun) LOS
hûr- dare (verb) LOS
hûrûrz brave (adj) LOS
hush doubt, uncertainty, opinion (noun) MB
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:13:34 GMT
I
iin- remember (verb ) (< Quenya enyal)
iist- know (verb) LOS (< Quenya ista)
iistash- inform (verb) LOS
iistum information (noun) LOS
iis- begin (verb) LOS (< Quenya yesse')
-ik before (prep) LOS
ikh- force (verb) LOS
ikhûrz forceful (adj) LOS
ilz star (noun) LOS (< Quenya elen)
ilzkaal starlight (noun) LOS
-ir on (prep) LOS
irz- run (verb) LOS
ish enemy (noun) LOS
isl plant (noun) MB
isl- plant, cultivate (verb) MB
-it behind (prep) LOS
-izg suffix indicating “I”
-izish suffix indicating “me” (LOS)
-izishu suffix indicating “us” (LOS)
-izub suffix indicating “mine” or "my" (LOS)
-izubu suffix indicating "our" or “ours” (LOS)
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:50:25 GMT
K
kaal light (noun) LOS (< Quenya cala)
kaal- light (verb) LOS
kaam bed (noun) LOS (< Quenya caima)
kaan- trust (verb) RE
kaar head (noun) LOS (< Quenya ca'r)
kaasak bait (n) SV
kaat lie (verb, as in "lie down) (< Quenya caita)
kabor precept (n) RE
kafaaz cage (n) SV
kafsog important (i.e., impt information, news, event) SV
kakok bellows (n) SV
kala castle, fortress, stronghold (n) SV
kalaum archery (n) SV
kalus archer SV
karn red LOS (< Quenya carnë)
kau against LOS
kaushar ceremony (n) (i.e., negative, e.g. execution) SV
khak coffee (noun) LOS
Khamûl PN second in command in the Nazgûl TK
khatûn intelligence (noun) (=smart, not information) RE
khatûrz intelligent, shrewd (adj) RE
khl- ask (v) RE
khlaar- hear (verb) LOS (< Quenya hlar)
khlaarum sound (noun) LOS
khlaat ear (noun) LOS
khlark- make noise RE
khûr- rip, tear (verb) LOS (< Quenya kho'r)
kol carry (verb) LOS (< Quenya col-)
kolauz cell (n) SV
koth claw (n) LOS
koz- hear (v) RE
krak five LL
kraash part MB
kraat away (adj) LOS
karn red LOS (< Quenya carnë)
kau against LOS
kaushar ceremony (n) (i.e., negative, e.g. execution) SV
khak coffee (noun) LOS
Khamûl PN second in command in the Nazgûl TK
khatûn intelligence (noun) (=smart, not information) RE
khatûrz intelligent, shrewd (adj) RE
khl- ask (v) RE
khlaar- hear (verb) LOS (< Quenya hlar)
khlaarum sound (noun) LOS
khlaat ear (noun) LOS
khlark- make noise RE
khûr- rip, tear (verb) LOS (< Quenya kho'r)
kol carry (verb) LOS (< Quenya col-)
kolauz cell (n) SV
koth claw (n) LOS
koz- hear (v) RE
krak five LL
kraash part MB
kraat away (adj) LOS
krai- feel (verb) LOS
kraibag sad (adj) LOS (< krai + bag)
kramp- do (verb) LOS
krampum duty, task, chore (noun) LOS
krampûrz loyal (adj) RE
krank father (noun) LOS
krank- father (verb) LOS
kranklob mother (noun) LOS
kranklûb sister ("fatherdaughter") LOS
kranklûk brother ("fatherson") LOS
kraur body (noun) MB
krimp rope (noun) RE
krimp- bind (verb) TK
krimpash monograph RE
krimpum tie (noun) RE
krith nine EL
krûklak crossbow (n) SV
krul two (LOS)
krum back (noun) LOS
kûhom example (n) RE
krumnaakh clumsy (adj) LOS
-krut back (preposition) LOS
kû 1. old, 2. long time (LOS)
kûf ugly (adj) LOS
kul- is (verb) LOS
kumon bell (n) SV
kun- bend (verb) LOS (< Quenya cúna)
kunum bend (noun) LOS
kur ball (noun) LOS (< Quenya coro)
kruf prostitute (noun) < SV
kruf- prostitute oneself (refl. verb) < SV
krûf- rub, file, annoy (= 'rub the wrong way') (verb) (<MB krûv)
krûr finger MB
kulûk anything; all things RE
kurn around (adj) LOS (<Quenya corna)
kusn while MB
kûtotaz citadel (n) SV
kûz- reckon (v) RE
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:52:15 GMT
L
la after (preposition) LOS
laam tongue (body part); language (noun) LOS (< Quenya lambë)
lak misunderstanding (noun) SV
lam arena SV
lapus lead (= metal) SV
larg- make (verb) SV
lârz important (adj) (= person) MB
lâz cover (noun) MB
lâz- cover (verb) MB
laazg shield (noun) MB
-lab suffix indicating your or yours (singular) (<lat + -ob) RE
lag- to break (verb) LOS
Lagduf PN an orc of Cirith Ungol, killed by Morgul Orcs (LOTR III 222) (“Knife-breaker”)
lagl pocket, sag, bag (noun) MB
lagûrz broken (adj) LOS
lat you AN
lata- under (prep) EL
lataan South RE
liik candle (noun) LOS (< Quenya, lícuma)
lik barrel, cask (LOS)
-lob feminine word ending, refers to any female LOS
lobûrz feminine ("womanly"), also insult "effeminate" (adj) LOS
logon bowl, tub (n) SV
loik corpse (noun) LOS (< Quenya loico)
lorûz several (adj) RE
lorz stupid (adj) LOS
lozudurkh at last, finally (adv) RE
lug tower (noun) TK
lugbûrzum (noun) the very dark patch of dark around Barad-dûr AA
Lugbûrz PN Barad-dûr TK
Lugdush PN an orc of Isengard, slain by Rohirrim (LOTR II) (“Tower Sorcery”)
Lughorn PN an orc, >> `Lagduf' (SD p26) (“Tower Beast”)
lûb daughter (noun) LOS
lûk son (noun) LOS (Ashlûk = "One Son")
lûl flower (noun) SV
lûmp- to fall (verb) LOS
lûnt boat (noun) (<Quenya luntë)
lûp- ask for, pray (verb) SV
lûr gold (noun) LOS (< Quenya laurie)
lûrkh ornament, pattern, decoration MB
lûrûrz golden (adj) LOS (< Quenya laurie)
-lût out (prep) LOS
lûtom- plead (verb) SV
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:53:57 GMT
M
m- root of interrogative words EL
mal where? (interrog) EL
'mal latum' "what's up"? informal orc greeting RE
mâdr- free; to let go (v) RE
mâdûr freedom, liberty (n) RE
mâdûrz free (adj) RE
maal yellow (adj) LOS (< Quenya, malina)
maamar best < SV
maaz better < SV
maarubh law (noun) RE
maarbh- 1. to make a law or a rule, 2. to levy a ransom, tax, or tribute (verb) RE
mâsl neck (n) MB
maath sweet (adj) MB
maatharz sweetly (adv) LOS
maathum honey (n) LOS
mat- die (verb) EL
mat matnar 'like as not' RE (die, not die)
matuga dying (participle) LOS
matum death (noun) LOS
matûrz 1. mortal (adj) EL 2. dead LOS
mazl point, destination, target MB
mau warrior(s), soldier(s) (noun) LOS
maubûr orc company of 100 soldiers, led by sergeant LOS
maudhûl camp, bivouac LOS
maufulug barracks (noun) LOS
Maugoth General (commands several orc armies) LOS
Mauhûr PN an orc of Isengard, slain by Rohirrim (LOTR II) (“Brave Warrior”)
mauk- fight (verb) LOS
maukum fight (noun) = fistfight, rumble (n) LOS
maukûrz scrappy, prone to fight (adj) LOS
maushflokh ink (n) SV
Mautor Lieutenant (commands an army of 1000 orcs) LOS
mazauk war (noun) LOS (< mau + az-)
mazauk- make or declare war (verb) LOS
mbursh fit, match (noun) MB
mi cat (noun) LOS
mirz who? (interrog) LOS
mirzob whose? (interrog) (<mirz = -ob) LOS
mog voice (AO in `Gothmog' 1930's in LR p406) TK
mok- hate (verb) LOS
mokh home (noun) RE
mokum hatred (noun) LOS
mokûrz hateful (adj)
mol how? (interrog) RE
molkû however RE
mor black (adj) LOS
morûrz hard (adj) LOS
Morgoth PN (see `goth') (elsewhere treated as Sindarin) (“Hard / Black Lord”)
mos center (n) SV
motsham antique, ancient (adj) SV
moz wind, fart (noun) (<MB mez)
mudhun worry (n) RE
mudhn- worry, trouble (v) RE
mûdku sometimes RE
mugsh dough, paste, vomit MB
mukh when? (Interrog) LOS
mum- mar, mark (verb) RE
mupsh some (adj) MB
mur 1. room (noun) SV, 2. door RE
murûk bear (noun) LOS (< Quenya, Morok)
mush nearly (adverb) MB
mut which? (interrog)
mûk gentle (adj) RE
mûkarz gently (adverb) RE
mûl road (noun) LOS (< Quenya malle')
mûz bread (noun) LOS (< Quenya masta)
muzûrz hot (adj) LOS
Muzgaash PN an orc of Kirith Ungol, killed by Morgul Orcs (LOTR III 222) ( “Hot Fire”)
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:55:15 GMT
N
naadar among SV
naakh hand (noun) LOS
naakhum greed (noun) RE
naakhûrz greedy (adj) LOS
naal- complain (verb) LOS
naan but, although LOS (< Quenya nan)
naga other (adj) MB
nalmâd- slip, lose RE (forget + let go)
nalmâdûrz loose (adj) RE
nanulg 1. alternative (n); 2. otherwise, "or else" SV
nar 1. not LOS, AA 2. expression of contempt (RE)
narash nothing LOS
narbai safety MB
nardur small (adj) LOS
narfik not bad (adj) LOS
narghaash cold (adj) LOS (nar + ghaash, not hot)
nargzab- need, want (verb) SV
nariin- forget (verb) LOS (< nar + iin, remember, < Quenya enyal)
narish ally, allies (noun) (nar + ish, enemy)
narkramp- refuse (verb) LOS (nar + kramp-, not do)
narkû never AN
narmok- like (verb, < nar + mok, not hate) LOS
narnûlubat Orkish way of expressing thanks ("I will not hurt you")
nartul not here, absent (adj) LOS
nartum absence (noun) LOS
nau end (noun) LOS
naur werewolf LOS (< Quenya nauro)
naz- spin (verb) MB
nazg ring (noun) TK
Nazgûl Ring-wraith (noun) TK (< `nazg + guul')
nazt- sting (verb) LOS (< Quenya nasta)
nazt sting (noun) LOS
niin water (noun) LOS (< Quenya ne'n)
nink white LOS (< Queny ninquë)
nokh once RE
nork- take (verb) LOS
nûkhud next RE
nûl pain (noun) LOS (< Quenya, nwalya)
nûl- hurt, injure (verb) LOS
nûlum injury (n) LOS
nûm- mean, signify (verb) RE
nûrl- learn (verb) RE
nûrz hostile, angry (adj) LOS
nûrzum anger, wrath (noun) LOS
nûst beget (verb) (<Quenya, nosta)
nût sky (noun) EL
nur relation, kin to, family MB
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:56:12 GMT
ogh way (noun) RE
oghor Drûadan (noun) TK (AO)
oghûk all the way back (colloqu expr) RE
olkûrz body (n) RE ( = 'walker' )
olog Mordor light-tolerant troll (noun) TK
oloz usual (adj) RE
-ord forward (pro-) RE
orsk- steal (verb) LOS
oshadhûr another RE
ozût, ozt- seem, appear (v) RE
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:57:09 GMT
P
paak picture, image LOS
par vessel (noun) LOS
parz unit of measure, volume LOS
paash- is able to, can (verb) LOS
paashnar cannot (verb) LOS
paashum ability (noun) LOS
piil arrow (noun) LOS (< Quenya pilim)
piilak cover, lid, top (n) SV
pilik axe (noun) LOS ( <Quenya pelecco)
piz arm (noun) LOS
piz- arm (verb) LOS
pizbûr sergeant (commands company of 100 soldiers) LOS
pizdur Captain in orc army (commands 5 companies) LOS
pizgal corporal in orc army (commands troop of 10 soldiers) LOS
piztor army (noun) LOS (< piz + tor, 1000) LOS
pizumu arms (plural noun: an army's weapons; dulug refers to a single weapon ) LOS
pizurk soldier, private in an orc regiment (< piz + uruk)
ponii- detest, despise, loathe (verb) SV
prakh- lure (verb) LL
prakhum inclination, fancy, "crush" (noun) SV
prakûth ambush (n) SV
praush- exchange (verb) SV
pu mouth (noun) LOS (< Quenya pe = mouth)
pugh arse (noun) MB
pukhal language (n) RE
pukhl- speak (= speak a language; gashn- = "say") (v) RE
pukhlor report (n) RE
pul- copulate (verb) LOS FLE
pûlp- beat (verb) LOS
pûlpum drum (noun) LOS
push 1. excrement TK, 2. problem, trouble LOS
pushdug 1. stinking (adj. or participle) (DBS) TK 2. dung-filth TK
pushi having problems, in trouble (kulat push + ishi = to be in shit)
puzg- stop (verb) LOS (< Quenya pusta)
puzughl- stop up (v) RE
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 8:58:54 GMT
Q
quiin bow (weapon) (noun) LOS (<Quenya quinga)
quiil quiet, still (adj) LOS (< Quenua quildë)
R
raakh cleft (noun) RE
raakh- cleave (verb) RE
raakhuga cloven (past part) RE
rad now, immediately, yet LOS
Radbug PN an orc of Minas Morgul, killed by Shagrat (LOTR III) (“Calls Now”)
rai kettle, pot MB
rak class, race, clan, family (coll noun) SV
rakothûrz uncanny, weird (adj) SV
ran moon, month LOS (< Quenya Rana)
rar sand (n) SV
ras horn (noun) LOS (< Quenya rass?)
rat ransom, loot, or booty (noun) LOS
rau ale, beer (noun) LOS
raulik beerbarrel (Noun) LOS
raz odd, strange, weird (adj) MB
-ri between (prep) LOS
riink- shake (verb) (< Quenya, rince')
riip- skin (verb) SV
riip skin (noun) SV
riit web, net (n) SV
rim copper (n) SV
ro cloud (n) SV
rok- seize hold of (v) SV
ronk 1. pit 2. pool (TK)
ronkûrz deep (adj) LOS
roth circle (n) SV
roz stable (n) SV
rukh horror (noun) LOS (<Quenya rucin)
ru hall (noun) LOS
rukul wheel (n) SV
rul- damage (verb) LOS
rulum damage (noun) LOS
rûm- move (verb) LOS (> Quenya rûma)
rung avalanche (n) SV
runk- hang (verb) MB
rut six LOS
rûgh every RE
rûk horse (noun) LOS (<Quenya rocco)
rûk- ride (verb) LOS
rûp leather strap (n) SV
rûz sure (adj) RE
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Post by The Witch King on Feb 17, 2003 9:00:41 GMT
s
saakaf falcon (n) < SV*
saar bitter (adj) LOS (<Quenya sara) (= bitter taste)
sadaauk attack (of disease) SV
sagrûrz bitter (adj) SV (= bitter person)
sapat axe (n) ?
Saruman PN the wizard (Mannish word)
sat- begin (verb) MB
sat dust, powder (noun) SV
satum beginning (noun) LOS
sha together with (prep) (DBS) TK, 2. expression of disgust, TK
shaataz troublemaker (n) SV
shaatii spear (n) SV
shadûrz deaf (adj) < SV
shag- demand, ask (verb) LOS
Shagrat PN an orc of Mordor (LOTR III) (“Demand Ransom”)
shakal stairs (n) SV
shakatrog- devastate, ruin (v) SV
shakh lord (noun) EL
shakol- kick (v) SV
shakop club (weapon) SV
shakrop- stay (v) SV
shakgriig- melt, forge (v) SV
shalk group (coll n) SV
shapat short sword (n) SV
shaplag- rinse, wash (v) SV
shapog vegeance (n) SV
shapog- avenge (v) SV
shapogataar avenger (n) SV
shaporrûrz offensive, rude (adj) SV
shar- keep quiet (v) SV
-shar among (prep) RE
shara man (= human man) (noun) EL
sharlob woman (noun) LOS
sharkû old man (noun) TK (Isengard Orkish)
sharkûlob old woman (noun) LOS
sharr saw (n) SV
shatauz lance (n) SV
shatiig- press (v) SV
shatog track (n) SV
shatogtar nomad (n) SV
shator- build (= wall, or with bricks) (v) SV
shatraug hag, witch (n) SV
shatûl post, column, pillar (n) SV
shatûp- crush, shatter, destroy (v) SV
shau quiet (adj) LOS
shauarz quietly (adverb) LOS
shaûk companion (n) RE
shaûkûrzum company (coll noun) RE
shaut almost (adverb) LOS
Shelob PN the giant spider monster of Cirith Ungol (LOTR III)
Shelobzagh PN Cirith Ungol (pn) AA
shiik scream (noun) LOS
shiik- scream (verb) LOS
shiipog- taste (v) SV
shon symbol, sign, omen (n) SV
shra person (n) SV
shrak assembly, gathering (n) SV
shrakh- assemble (v) SV
shuk ball, globe, sphere (n) SV
shulg- would (v) SV
shum greatly, very much (adv) SV
sig- lengthen, stretch (verb) LOS
sigûrz long (adj) LOS
skaat- come (verb) LOS
skai gah! (exclamation) (DBS) TK
skamm- recite (say a lesson) (v) SV
skazg- injure (v) SV
skessa very ugly woman < female troll, SV
skoi 1. fly (noun) 2. any flying non-stinging insect (noun) LOS
skoi- fly (verb) LOS
skoir wing (n) LOS
skoiug flying (present participle) LOS
skort basket (n) SV
skri eight LOS
skrithûrz mean, cruel (adj) LOS
skrizg- creep, crawl (v) SV
skugga run aground (past part) SV
skût shield (n) SV
skûtog- defend, parry, fend off (v) SV
skûtûrz defensive (adj) SV
skûm- smell (verb) LOS
skûm odor (noun) LOS
slai- live (verb) LOS
slaium life (noun) LOS
slaiug living (pres part) LOS
slaiûrz alive (adj) LOS
sloi- accuse (verb) LOS
sloiuga accused (past part) LOS
snaag soft, tender, gentle, weak (adj) SV
snaagbûrz dark gray (adj) SV
snag- labor, work (verb) LOS
Snaga PN an orc of Isengard, slain by Rohirrim
Snaga PN an orc of Kirith Ungol, slain by Sam Gamgee
snaga slave (noun) TK (and used by Uruk-hai as = `orc of smaller breed')
snak rapid, quick, hasty (adj) SV
snork worthless (adj) LOS
snû than (comp adj) MB
sorgh- split, cleave (v) SV
sorr crow (n) SV
spaz point, spike (n) SV
srinkh class, kind (noun) RE
srinkh- gather (verb) (transitive) LL
srinkhsha- understand (verb) LOS
sripsh know-it-all, expert (n) SV, MB
sriz expert in, skilled, good at (adj) (< MB, sripsh)
sru grain, corn, wheat MB
stargûsh ancestor (n) SV
starkok raven (n) SV
stauk spark (n) SV
staun season (n) SV
staaz monster
stazg place (n) SV
stral flint (n) SV
strok refuge, sanctuary (n) < stroh SV
sul famous, well-known (adj) SV
sulmog raid (n) SV
sulmûrz aggressive
sulum rumor, report
sû- breathe (verb) LOS
sûm breath (noun)
sûr up LOS
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