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Post by MirkwoodArcher on Feb 17, 2004 12:16:04 GMT
apple cordof bark rîf beech brethil, fêr As brethil also means birch, fêr is less confusing. birch brethil blackthorn, hawthorn or other low-growing tree toss blood of stone (red-flowered plant of Amon Rûdh) seregon blossom gwaloth Verb: to blossom edlothia- branch golf bud tuiw corn iau daisy eirien (means day-maiden) elanor (similar to winter aconite) elanor elm lalf, lalorn, lalven, lalwen flower elloth, lotheg flower, head of small flowers loth fungus hwand garden sant golden flower mallos gladden (yellow aquatic flower) ninglor growth, plant galas Verb: to grow gala- hedge cai herb salab holly ereg, eregdos inflorescence (head of flowers) goloth kingsfoil athelas (means beneficial herb) leaf lass oak doron pine thôn pipeweed galenas pollen mâl poplar tulus prickle erch rose meril seaweed gaeruil, uil seed eredh simbelmynë, evermind alfirin, uilos snowdrop nínim, niphredil snowthorn (like a white-flowered gorse) aeglos stiff grass thâr thorn êg tree galadh, orn (Orn is archaic) willow tathar
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Post by Linithiel on Feb 19, 2004 8:40:45 GMT
Wow, thanks, Nen! So many words I haven't seen before!
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