ringë adj. "cold", also ringa (which form is to be preferred; cf. Ringarë in LotR). In the Etymologies as printed in LR, ringë is also given as a noun "cold pool or lake (in mountains)", but according to VT46:11 this noun should read ringwë. (RINGI)
Ringil noun, name of one of the great Lamps (pillared on ice), apparently contains ringë (RINGI). The name was later abandoned, as Tolkien decided to call the great Lamps Illuin and Ormal.
ringwë (1) noun "cold pool or lake (in mountains)" (VT46:11). The misreading ringë appears in Etym as printed in LR, entry RINGI.
ringwë (2) noun "rime, frost" (LT1:265)
*risil (þ) noun "ring" (on the ground) in Rithil-Anamo, q.v.
rissë noun? The word is not clearly glossed but apparently means “cut” or “cleft” (ravine), the cognate of the final element of Imladris, Sindarin name of Rivendell. (PE17:87)
rista- (1) vb. "cut" (RIS), “cleave” (PE17:87)
rista (2) noun “cut” (RIS), cf. #1 above.
Rithil-Anamo place name "Ring of Doom", translation of the foreign word Máhanaxar that was adopted and adapted from Valarin (WJ:401). Compare Anamo, q.v. Presumably *Risil-Anamo in Exilic Quenya, since the digraph th of rithil must represent the spirant þ (expressed by the letter súlë, older thúlë, in Tengwar writing).
-ro pronominal ending "he", in antaváro, q.v. In Tolkien’s later Quenya, the ending -s covers both “he”, “she” and “it”.
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