Quettaparma Quenyallo

lúlë noun "sapphire" (QL:57)

lumba (1) adj. "weary" (VT45:29)

lumba (2) adj. “gloomy” (PE17:72)

Lumbar name of a star (or planet), tentatively identified with Saturn (MR:435), evidently connected to lumbo, lumbulë (Silm)

lumbë noun "gloom, shadow" (LUM)

lumbo noun "cloud" (pl. lumbor in Markirya), also glossed “gloom; dark, shade” (PE17:72, 168). In early "Qenya", lumbo was glossed "dark lowering cloud" (LT1:259)

lumbulë noun "(heavy) shadow" (Nam, RGEO:67, PE17:168)

lúmë (1) noun "time" (LU, PE17:168) or "hour", locative lúmessë (VT43:34), pl. locative lúmissen “at the times” (VT49:47), allative lúmenna "upon the hour", elided lúmenn' in the greeting elen síla lúmenn' omentielvo "a star shines upon the hour of our meeting", because the next word begins with a similar vowel. The complete form lúmenna omentielvo is found in WJ:367 and Letters:425 (footnote). Cf. also the compounds lumenyárë and lúmequenta, q.v.; see also #sillumë.

lúmë (2) noun "darkness" (one wonders if Tolkien confused lúmë "time, hour" and lómë "night") (Markirya)

lumenyárë noun "history, chronological account" (NAR² - read *lúmenyárë?) According to VT45:36, the manuscript spelling actually seems to be lumennyáre, but Hostetter and Wynne conclude that this is "probably a slip": The double nn would be difficult to justify.

lúmequenta ("q") noun "history, chronological account" (LU)

lúmequentalë ("q") noun "history" (LU, KWET). According to VT45:29, the accent marking the ú as a long vowel is actually missing in the entry LU in Tolkien's original Etymologies manuscript; yet it is apparently included both in the entry KWET and in the related words lúmequenta and lúmequentalëa; its omission in the entry LU is therefore probably just a slip.

lúmequentalëa ("q") adj. "historical" (LU)

lumna adj. "lying heavy, burdensome, oppressive, ominous" (DUB).