Black Speech Dictionary

[The Witch King]

T


ta he EL

-ta him EL (always used as suffix)

taal floor (noun) LOS (< Quenya, talan)

taar high (adj) LOS (< Quenya ta'ra)

taaraan noon (taar + aan)

târpukhlanr- enquire (v) RE ( high speak + not know )

tab his (< `ta + ob') EL

tabz- own (v) SV

tail play, exercise, training (noun) (MB, < Quenya tyalin)

tail- play, train (verb) MB

takhbork spider (n) < SV

-tala over (prep., suffix) LOS

tala above (prep) EL

talaan North RE

talum upper side, top (n) SV

talûn butter (n) SV

talûn-karkû semen (n) SV

tarbaam fury, frenzy (n) SV

tarbûrz insane (adj) SV

tark man of Nûmenoorean descent (TK) (< Quenya `tarkil')

tarshan oats (n) SV

tau forest, wood (noun) LOS (< Sindarin taw, forest)

Taubûrz Mirkwood (PN)

taugan frying pan (n) SV

taun tub, vat (n) SV

thag drought (n) SV

thag- dry out (v) SV

thagûrz dry (adj) SV

thaguzg desert (n) SV

thak face (noun) LOS

tharb acid (n) SV

tharbûrz acrid (adj) SV

thauk dagger (n) SV

thil often (adv) SV

thlûk! Enough! (interj) SV

thlûk enough, sufficient SV

thlûn stomach (n) SV

thor- massacre (v) SV

thoror altar (noun) SV

thos sack (n) SV

thraang rage (n) SV

thrang furthermore, still (conj) SV

throquûrz edible (adj) LOS

thrug murderer SV

thumbog- embroider (v) SV

thundar hoof (n) SV

thup- whip (v) SV

thrak tribute (noun) RE

thrak- bring (verb) TK

thrakum obsequious, submissive (adj) RE

throqu- devour (verb) LL

throqum hunger (noun) LOS

throquûrz hungry (adj) LOS

thrul- cook (verb) LOS

-thu beyond (prep) LOS

tiil last (adj) LOS (< Quenya tella)

tiimor dread, terror (n) SV

tiimûrz dreadful, terrible (adj) SV

tiir right (dir.) LOS (< Quenya téra)

tith bat (animal) LOS

tog bench, seat (n) SV

to her LOS

-tob her, hers LOS (always used as suffix)

tonphrakh- suppose (v) SV

tor pleasant, beautiful, comfortable (adj) SV

torû dangerous (adj) (used to descr. person)

tra beam (wood) (n) SV

traf meeting (n) SV

tram rape (n) < SV

tram- rape (v) <SV

tramug rebellion, riot (n) SV

traum- show (v) SV

triin mad, crazy (adj) SV

trod castration (n) SV

trog market (n) SV

trosh sudden (adj) SV

trosharz suddenly (adv)*

trov territory (n)

trû brain (n)

trul floor (n) (=story)

trupp lamp (n) SV

tû fat, fleshy, flabby (adj) MB

tug only (adj) EL

tugl- attempt, try (v) SV

-tuk through (prep) LOS

tul here (adj) LOS

tulk- lift (n) SV

tulum- pump (v) < SV

tum belief (n) SV

tur opinion (n) SV

turk value, worth (n) SV

turk- value (verb) SV

turkûrz valuable, worthy (adj) SV

turr embankment (n) SV

tûm oil, grease (noun) LOS

tûr- cause (verb) LOS (<Quenya tyar)

tûrum cause (noun) LOS

turu many (adj) LOS

tûzantar engineer (n)

tûzg- admit (verb) LOS

[The Witch King]

U


-u to (prep.) TK

udalg- connect (verb) RE

udalgum connection RE

udalgûrz connected (adj) RE

udalug message (n) RE ( = attachment)

udu seven EL

uf- frighten (verb) LOS

uf frightening, scary (adj) LOS

ufum fear (noun) LOS

ufur- fear (verb) LOS

ufûrz fearful (adj) LOS

Ufthak PN an orc of Cirith Ungol, caught by Shelob (LOTR III) (“Scary Face”)

ufum fear (noun) LOS

ugadhol island (n) SV

ugh each RE

-ugil before (prep) SV

ugl- to slay (as in large numbers of people or creatures) AA

Uglûk PN an orc-leader of Isengard, slain by Eomer (LOTR II) (“Slayer of All”)

Ugûrz terrible, ghastly (adj) SV

uk all (adj) TK

ukh- go (verb) LOS

ukhurk- forsake (ukh + urk) (verb) LOS

ukmash both SV

ukû eternal (adj) LOS

ulb blue (adj) LOS (<Quenya ulban)

uliima throne (noun) EL

ulkum evil (noun) LOS (based on Quenya word, ulca)

ulkûrz evil (adj) LOS

-ul them (pronoun) LOS, TK (always used as suffix)

ulmakh alongside, along

uloga crippled (past part) SV

ulu they (pronoun) LOS

-ulub their, theirs LOS (usually suffix)

uludhu easy (adj) RE

ulur- howl, bellow (v) < SV

ump board (noun) LOS

unur hold (n) RE

unr- hold (v) RE

unudh- detain (v) RE

unudhu detention (n) RE

ûgh- suffice (v) RE

ûghûrz sufficient (adj) RE

ûkil always SV

ûn new (adj) RE

ûndûrz fresh (adj) LOS

urauk hedgehog (n) SV

urauth mole (n) SV

urbh- pile, mountain (noun) RE

urbhrum height (noun) RE

urdan decision (noun) SV

urdan- decide (verb) SV

urgai- place, arrange, put (v) SV

urk 1. damn! (exclamation of anger) 2. condemn (verb) urk- LOS

urrhak- make a mistake (v) RE

urro revulsion, disgust (n) < SV

urrog- hate with revulsion, feel disgust (v) SV

urrûrz disgusting, repulsive (adj) LOS < SV

uruk one of a breed of big orcs (noun) TK

uruk-hai the uruk-people TK

urzkû again RE

ush brawl, tavern fight (v) < SV

ush- brawl, brangle (v) SV

ushd- to use (= a thing or tool) (verb) RE

ushdûn usefulness (of a tool or oject) (n) RE

ushdûrz useful (= object or tool), (gratûrz = useful person) < RE

ushk- feed (v) SV

ûgh each RE

ûn new (adj) RE

ûsht- argue (verb) LOS

ûshtum argument (noun) LOS

ushum challenge to a fight (noun) <SV

ûs- think (verb) LOS (<Quenya, osanwe')

ûsum thought (noun) LOS

ûtot village (n) SV

uzg land (noun) EL

[The Witch King]

Y

Yagûl PN an orc, >> `Gorbag' (SD p13)

yonk more LOS

yûl less LOS



Z

za this EL

za that (dem. pron.) RE

zam such LOS

zaa- grip (verb) SV

zaabr- descend, climb down (v) SV

zaan cup (n) SV

zaanûrz loud-mouthed (adj) SV

zaarsh today LOS

zabiis gang (coll. noun) < SV

zaboth pale (adj) SV

zabûrz tonight LOS

zabrûz empty, hollow (adj) SV

zag four LOS

zagaaf- bury (v) SV

zagaafum grave (n) > SV

zagh mountain pass (noun) AA

zaagiira O.K. (interj.) SV

zaagiir- joke (verb) SV

zaahof jewel (n) SV

zakrif- butt [against] (verb) SV

zamal that (relative) RE [horn zamal throquat uruk, beast that devoured the orc]

zark fine (adj) SV

zarza vegetable (n) SV

zash like, same as (adj) SV

zaashil while, meantime (adv) SV

zatal so, therefore (conj) RE

zau stew, soup (n) SV

zau- cook, boil, stew (v) < SV

zaug debt, fault (n) SV

zaug- must, have to (v) LOS < SV

zer snot (n) SV

-zi until (preposition) LOS

zigl edge, cut from a knife (noun) MB

zgur thunder (noun) MB

zgur- thunder (verb) MB

zhaf hollow (adj) < SV

zhol rag (n) < SV

zholuga ragged (past part) SV

ziim- brew (verb) SV

ziimarum peace (n) SV

ziimarp coward (n) SV

ziimûrz cowardly (adj) < SV

zim quantity, amount, volume (n) SV

zna form, shape (noun) MB

znûg regret (noun) MB

znûg- regret (verb) MB

zogtark bare, naked (adj) SV

zongot engineer (n) SV

zorr- disembowel, plunder, pillage (v) SV

zoshk bronze (n) SV

zof- crawl (v) < SV

zooza-marz hangover (n) SV

zrii joy, amusement, sadistic pleasure (noun) MB

zriium sadism (n) SV

zu- suck (verb) MB

zûbardh silver (n) SV

zug lip, border (noun) MB

zurm noise, racket (noun) SV

zung- pierce (v) <SV

zûr sly, wise (adj) MB

zûrz official (adj) SV

zuzar villain, scoundrel (n) SV