Quettaparma Quenyallo

#nac- ("k") vb. “hew, cut” (nacin “I hew, cut”, VT49:24) or "bite" (NAK); compare nahta #2.

nácë (“k”) interjection? “it is may be seeming” (sic) (VT49:28) Patrick Wynne believes the unclear gloss is “best understood as elliptical”: i.e. as representing “it is [or] may be seeming”, probably “indicating a qualified or hesitant ‘yes’.” (VT49:29) As first written, the gloss was “not as it is [or may be seeming” (ibid.)

náha adj. “narrow” (PE17:166)

naham- vb. "to summon", passive participle nahamna "summoned" (also in LR:47). Tolkien tentatively considered the alternative forms nahom- with pp. nahomna or natyam- with pp. natyamna; as the passive participle he also considered the form nahemna (cf. nahémë under nahámë below) (VT45:21)

nahámë noun "summons". Tolkien tentatively considered the alternative forms natyámë or nahémë (VT45:21)

Nahar noun the name of Oromë's horse, adopted and adapted from Valarin (WJ:401)