turun, see *turúna
*turúna passive participle "mastered", only attested attested in the elided form turún' (UT:138, apparently incomplete spelling turun in Silm ch. 21). The form may be understood as the passive participle of the verb turu- “master, defeat, have victory over” (PE17:113), the sole available example of a U-stem verb appearing in such a participle form. Compare -na #4.
turúva adj. "wooden" (LT1:270); cf. turu #3.
tussa noun "bush" (TUS)
tusturë noun "tinder" (LT1:270)
#tuv- vb. "find", perfect #utúvië "has found" in Aragorn's exclamation when he found the sapling of the White Tree: utúvienyes "I have found it" (utúvie-nye-s "have found-I-it") (LotR3:VI ch. 5)
tuvu- vb. "receive" (GL:71; is this "Qenya" word related to #tuv- "find"?)
-twa 1) ending for dual possessive (Plotz)
-twa 2) an pronominal possessive ending mentioned in one chart of pronouns, apparently “their” referring to two persons (VT49:16); this may be an ending used in colloquial Quenya rather than formal language (it is listed together with the endings -ya ”his, her” and -rya “their”, that are explicitly said to belong to colloquial Quenya) (VT49:16-17)
-tya, pronominal ending, 2nd person sg. intimate/familiar “your, thy” (VT49:16, 38, 48); compare -tyë
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