Quettaparma Quenyallo

endya > enya adj. "middle" (ÉNED)

enel prep. "between" = "at the central position in a row, list, series, etc. but also applied to the case of three persons" (VT47:11). This preposition refers to the position of a thing between others of the same kind; compare imbë.

[eneldë, enellë, enestil noun "middle finger" (VT47:26)]

enelmo noun "a go-between, intervener, intermediary [as noun], mediator" (VT47:14)

enenquë cardinal "sixteen" (VT48:21)

enetya, see entya

enga prep. "save" (= except) (FS)

engë vb. "was", "existed", past tense of ëa, q.v. (VT43:38, VT49:29)

engië vb. “has been”, “has existed”, perfect tense of ëa, q.v. (VT49:29)

engwa adj. "sickly"; nominal pl. Engwar "the Sickly", Elvish name of Mortal Men (Silm, GENG-WĀ)

engwë noun "thing" (VT39:7, VT49:28). – Extrapolation may also point to *engwë as an emphatic dual inclusive pronoun “we” (thou and I), corresponding to the ending -ngwë.

[enna adj. "first" (VT45:12)]

enquanta- vb. “refill” (PE17:167), enquantuva vb. "shall refill" (Nam); cf. see en-, quat-, quanta-

enquë ("q") cardinal "six" (ÉNEK, VT48:4, 6, 9, VT49:57); enquëa ordinal "sixth" (VT42:25); see also enquië. According to VT48:8, the word for "six" may have been encë ("k") in very early Quenya (the form is asterisked by Tolkien), but this was altered to enquë under the influence of yunquë "twelve" (perceived as meaning "2 times 6", *yú-enquë, with the prefix yú- "twi-").

enquesta fraction "one sixth" (1/6) (VT48:11)

enquete- vb. “repeat, say again” (PE17:167)

enquië noun, Eldarin six-day week, pl. enquier (Appendix D). Cf. enquë "6". Compare lemnar, otsola.

enta demonstrative "that yonder" (EN). In VT47:15, enta is defined as "another, one more" (but it may seem that Tolkien also considered the word exë for this meaning).

Entar place-name "Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East" (seen from Aman) (EN)

Entarda place-name "Thither Lands, Middle-earth, Outer Lands, East" (seen from Aman) (EN, VT45:12)

entë (1) conj. "moreover, further, furthermore, what is more" (VT47:15, VT48:14). Compare yunquentë as a variant of yunquenta, q.v.