tennë, pa.t. of tenya-, q.v.
tennoio adv. “for ever” (CO); see tenna
tenta- vb. “point to, point out; indicate; direct toward, be directed toward” (VT49:22-24). Compare hententa-, leptenta-, q.v. When constructed with a direct object, the verb may mean “go forth towards”. In our examples, tenta is constructed with an allative (tentanë numenna “pointed westward”, VT49:23; this may be the normal construction when the meaning is “point”). Pa.t. tentanë is attested (also with ending -s: tentanes “it pointed”, VT49:26); there is also an alternative strong pa.t. form tenantë (VT49:22-23). Other examples of such double past tense forms (e.g. orta-) would suggest that the form tentanë is transitive (“pointed to/out, directed towards, went forth towards”), while tenantë is intransitive (“was directed towards”). – Tolkien also considered the pa.t. form tentë, but emended it.
†tenya- vb. “arrive” (end at [?specific] place; Tolkien’s gloss was not certainly legible); pa.t. tennë (VT49:24)
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