Quettaparma Quenyallo

lusta adj. "void, empty" (LUS)

lútë noun "sail" (MC:213; this is "Qenya")

lútier vb. in pa.t.? "sailed" (MC:216; this is "Qenya")

lúto noun "flood" (LT1:249)

lutta- vb. "flow, float" (LT1:249)

lutu- vb. "flow, float" (LT1:249)

lúva noun "bow, bight; bend, bow, curve" (Appendix E, PE17:122, 168). The reference is to a "bow" as part of written characters and other uses, but “not for shooting” (a bow used to shoot arrows is called quinga, possibly also cú if the latter term is used as in Sindarin).

[lúvë, see lumna-]

luvu- vb. "lower, brood" (LT1:259)

luxo (luxu-) noun “mud” (QL:56)

-lv- element in pronominal endings for inclusive plural "we/our" (VT43:14). Iincludes the old 1st pl. inclusive stem we (VT48:10). Omentielvo "of our meeting" (q.v.) includes the ending #-lva "our" with the genitive ending -o attached. The corresponding ending for inclusive "we" is perhaps normally -lvë in late exilic Quenya; the variant form -lwë occurs in the verbs carilwë “we do” (VT49:16), navilwë "we judge" (VT42:34); according to VT48:11 this may simply be the older (pre-Exilic) form of *-lvë (VT49:51 lists the ending for “we” as “-lwe, -lve”, apparently the older and the younger form).

-lwa, possessive pronominal ending, 1st person pl. inclusive “our” (VT49:16), later (in exilic Quenya) used in the form #-lva, genitive -lvo in omentielvo (see -lv-).

-lwë, later -lvë, pronominal ending “we” (VT49:51), 1st person pl. inclusive ending, occurring in the verbs carilwë “we do” (VT49:16) and navilwë (see #nav-). The ending became -lvë in later, Exilic Quenya (VT49:51). See -lv-.