Quettaparma Quenyallo

narta- vb. "kindle" (VT45:37)

Narvinyë noun first month of the year, "January". The word seems to mean "New Fire/Sun". (Appendix D)

*narwa adj. “ruddy, red of hair” (PE17:154), also "fiery red" in general (NAR¹; only the archaic form narwā is given in the Etymologies)

[narwë (and short nar, unless this is an incomplete form) noun "sign, token"] (VT45:37)

Narya noun or adj. name of the Red Ring, the Ring of Fire; apparently properly an adjective, so that the meaning is something like "Fiery (One)" (SA:nár)

násan, see násië

nasar adj. "red" (in Vanyarin Quenya only). Adopted and adapted from Valarin. (WJ:399)

násë “he is” (also nassë) (VT49:30); see ná #1.

násië interjection "amen", "may it be so" (VT43:24, 35. As a translation of "amen", Tolkien apparently abandoned the earlier form násan and the two-word variant san na, VT43:24)

nassë (1) “a person, an individual” (VT49:30). Also translated “true-being” (pl. nasser is attested), the inner “true” being of a person. With a pronominal suffix in the form nassentar “their true-being” (PE17:175, cf. -nta #2), in the source referring to the “true” spiritual nature of the Valar, as hidden within their visible shapes. The word nassentar would seem to be plural, *“their true-beings”. – Not to be confused with the verb nassë/násë “he/she is”; see ná #1.

nassë (2) noun "thorn, spike" (NAS). Not to be confused with nassë “(s)he is”, VT49:30 or nassë #1 above. Note that in late material, the unambiguous word necel appears for “thorn” (PE17:55).

nasta (1) noun "spear-head, spear-point, gore, triangle" (SNAS/SNAT; see VT46:14 about second gloss being "spear-point" and not simply "point" as in the printed Etymologies), "prick, point, stick, thrust" (NAS)