Wordlist: Water

This page will contain list of words related to water, its forms, precipitation, movement of water itself and movement on/inside water, and even any other liquids in general.

English	Nûrlâm	Part of speech	Etymology	Comments
(make) wet	mizg-	v	NL, see “mizg” (adj.)
acetum	kulz	n	HG (only “acid”)	uncountable
acid	kulz	n	HG (only “acid”)	uncountable
algae	filp	n	NL < Early Telerin “felpa” < Primitive Elvish root “FILI” (thin)	uncountable
arid	thizg	adj	NL < LOS “thag” < MERP < Albanian “thaj” (to dry); see also “thig-” compare with Gnomish “thisc” (dry), Qenya “sisi” (scorch); compare with Hurrian “šiba” (exhausted)
bank (of river)	fâlz	n	NL < Sindarin “falas” < Etym. “PHAL” (foam); compare with LOS “fâl”
barrel	kralt	n	NL < Primitive Elvish “keréldǝ”, Gnomish “ceral”
bay	faz	n	NL < Qenya “fáse”
beach	fâlz	n	NL < Sindarin “falas” < Etym. “PHAL” (foam); compare with LOS “fâl”
beaker	kolk	n	SV, MERP < Albanian “qelq” (drinking glass) < Latin “calicis”; compare with Quenya “calca” (glass), Gnomish “celc”, seems also of Latin origin	also “drinking glass”; vessel for drinking without handle and without stalk/stem
billow	solm	n	NL < Qenya “solme” < Etym. “SOL” (to surf), Primitive Elvish roots “SOLO, “ÞOLO”
boat	lûnt	n	LOS < Quenya “luntë”, also SV, MERP “lundar” < Albanian, both words of IE origin (compare with Slavic “ladya”, “lodka”)
bobble	ghûlsh-	v	NL, merging ZA “ghûsh-” (to boil, intr.) with Gnomish “gwel-” (to boil, bubble, intr.)	intransitive
boil	ghûlsh-	v	NL, merging ZA “ghûsh-” (to boil, intr.) with Gnomish “gwel-” (to boil, bubble, intr.)	intransitive
boil	zugsh-	v	NL < HG “zu-” (to cook, boil, stew) < LOS and all major dialects “zau-” < MERP < Albanian “ziej”; changed according to Nûrlâm's phonetical rules and to minimize similarity with Albanian; merged with “shog-” (to drink) and “ghâsh-” (to burn);	to heat to make liquid bubble
bolt	irz-	v	LOS; compare with Etym. “YUR”	together with object in Elative case to clarify meaning “escape”
bottle	ulp	n	NL, merging Qenya “olpe” (bottle) with Gnomish “ulm”, Qenya “ulma” (flagon, jar) < Primitive Elvish “ḷma”
breaker	solm	n	NL < Qenya “solme” < Etym. “SOL” (to surf), Primitive Elvish roots “SOLO, “ÞOLO”
brew	dhîm-	v	NL < LOS “zîm-” < MERP; changed to avoid cognates
bridge	dursh	n	LOS
bridge	zant	n	DS (SOW); probably from Quenya “yanta”, Sindarin “iant”
brook	hulz	n	NL, merging LOS, SV “hul” (flow, stream) < MB with Primitive Elvish “kelus” (brook) < Etym. “KEL” (to flow, run)
broth	shâf	n	NL, merging Noldorin “salf(f)” < Etym. “SÁLAP” with DS “shog-” (to drink)	very simple or waterish soup, compare with “zau” (stew); uncountable
bubble	ghûlsh-	v	NL, merging ZA “ghûsh-” (to boil, intr.) with Gnomish “gwel-” (to boil, bubble, intr.)	intransitive
cascade	nînzad	n	NL, calque from English and Russian; see “nîn”, “zad-”
cataract	nargh	n	NL < Sindarin “Narog” (“Torrent”, river name), “Nargothrond” < Primitive Elvish “narāka” (rapid, rushing, violent) < Etym. “NÁRAK” (to rend, tear) or from Khuzdul “NRG”, “narâg” (black)
cataract	nînzad	n	NL, calque from English and Russian; see “nîn”, “zad-”
channel	hulm	n	NL, merging LOS, SV “hul” (flow, stream) < MB with Primitive Elvish “kelma” (channel) < Etym. “KEL” (to flow, run)	natural channel with water
clean	foig	adj	NL < Qenya “poika”, Noldorin “puig” < Etym. “POY”	about material, water о материале, веществе
clean	yol-	v	NL < Sindarin “iôl”	clean with water
clear	foig	adj	NL < Qenya “poika”, Noldorin “puig” < Etym. “POY”	about material, water о материале, веществе
cloud	shust	n	NL, merging Khûzdul “shathûr” with Gnomish “ust”
coast	fâlz	n	NL < Sindarin “falas” < Etym. “PHAL” (foam); compare with LOS “fâl”
concoct	dhîm-	v	NL < LOS “zîm-” < MERP; changed to avoid cognates
course (of river)	hulm	n	NL, merging LOS, SV “hul” (flow, stream) < MB with Primitive Elvish “kelma” (channel) < Etym. “KEL” (to flow, run)	natural channel with water
creek	hulz	n	NL, merging LOS, SV “hul” (flow, stream) < MB with Primitive Elvish “kelus” (brook) < Etym. “KEL” (to flow, run)
crossover	dursh	n	LOS
cup	gulf	n	NL, merging LP “iulv” < Sindarin “ylf” with EH “k(h)ilub” < Quenya “yulma”; resemblance to English “gulp” is accidental	vessel for drinking with stalk/stem but without handle
cup	zulm	n	NL, merging “zan” (all major dialects) < MERP with Quenya “yulma” (cup, goblet) < root “YUL” (to drink)	vessel for drinking with handle but without stalk/stem
deluge	laud-	v	NL, see “laum” (n) + Quenya “luita” (to flood, inundate, drench), Primitive Elvish root “DUY” (flow strongly, flood, pour), Etym. “DUI” (river, water)
deluge	laum	n	NL, merging SV “lum” < MERP “lum” (river, quagmire) < Albanian “lumi” (river) with Quenya “luimë” (flood, floodwater, flooded lang, high tide) < Etym. “DUI” (water, river)
dew	mîzd	n	NL < Etym. “MIZD”; compare with Sindarin “mîdh”; compare with NL “miz” (rain), “mizg” (wet)	uncountable
draught	akr	n	LOS
dribble	limp-	v	NL, merging LOS “lûmp-” (to fall) with Quenya “limba” (drop) < Etym. “LIB” (to drip), Qenya “limpe”, Gnomish “limpelis” (drink of fairies, elfwine) < Primitive Elvish root “LIP(I)” (drop, wine, oil)	to flow or pour by drops
drink	akr	n	LOS
drink	akr-	v	LOS
drink	shog-	v	DS < Eldarin “suk-”, “sok-” < Etym. “SUK”; Primitive Elvish also “soko”, “sog” (drink, gulp, quaff, drain); compare with English “suck”, Russian “сок” (juice), Latin “sugere” (to suck), “succus” (juice); probably common Indo-European word of sound-imitating origin; also “soup”, “sip” and many others; compare with “zug-” (to suck)
drip	limp-	v	NL, merging LOS “lûmp-” (to fall) with Quenya “limba” (drop) < Etym. “LIB” (to drip), Qenya “limpe”, Gnomish “limpelis” (drink of fairies, elfwine) < Primitive Elvish root “LIP(I)” (drop, wine, oil)	to flow or pour by drops
drop	lîmp	n	NL, merging LOS “lûmp-” (to fall) with Quenya “limba” (drop) < Etym. “LIB” (to drip), Qenya “limpe”, Gnomish “limpelis” (drink of fairies, elfwine) < Primitive Elvish root “LIP(I)” (drop, wine, oil)	drops of tear, rain, etc.
drought	thist	n	NL, merging “thizg” (dry) < Gnomish “thisc”, Qenya “sisi” with Etym. “STAR” (stiff); compare the later with Quenya “sara” (stiff dry grass), Noldorin “thâr” (stiff grass), Old Noldorin “stharna”, Noldorin “tharn” (sapless, withered, stiff, rigid)
drown	drûsh-	v	LOS, HG < SV
dry	thizg	adj	NL < LOS “thag” < MERP < Albanian “thaj” (to dry); see also “thig-” compare with Gnomish “thisc” (dry), Qenya “sisi” (scorch); compare with Hurrian “šiba” (exhausted)
ebb	dhum	n	NL, merging HG “dhu” (down) < Etym. “NDU”, “NDŪ”, “NŪ”, “UNU” with Telerin “dammë” (ebb, low tide) < Primitive Elvish “ndanmē” < Etym. “NDAN” (back)
escape	irz-	v	LOS; compare with Etym. “YUR”	together with object in Elative case to clarify meaning “escape”
falls	nînzad	n	NL, calque from English and Russian; see “nîn”, “zad-”
fill	gûk-	v	LOS < SV “gûk-” (to fill, pour)	indirect object (fill smth. with …) shall be in Instrumental case
fish	skab	n	NL < Etym. “SKAL”[2]
flagon	ulp	n	NL, merging Qenya “olpe” (bottle) with Gnomish “ulm”, Qenya “ulma” (flagon, jar) < Primitive Elvish “ḷma”
flask	ulp	n	NL, merging Qenya “olpe” (bottle) with Gnomish “ulm”, Qenya “ulma” (flagon, jar) < Primitive Elvish “ḷma”
flee	irz-	v	LOS; compare with Etym. “YUR”	together with object in Elative case to clarify meaning “escape”
float	gump-	v	NL < SV “gûm-” (to fly)
float	lunt-	v	LOS “lunt” (boat) (n) < Quenya “luntë” < Etym. “LUT” (float, swim)
flood	laud-	v	NL, see “laum” (n) + Quenya “luita” (to flood, inundate, drench), Primitive Elvish root “DUY” (flow strongly, flood, pour), Etym. “DUI” (river, water)
flood	laum	n	NL, merging SV “lum” < MERP “lum” (river, quagmire) < Albanian “lumi” (river) with Quenya “luimë” (flood, floodwater, flooded lang, high tide) < Etym. “DUI” (water, river)
flow	sho	n	MERP; compare with Noldorin “thórod” (torrent) < Etym. “THOR” (come, swooping, leaping down); compare with NL “shlor” (flush), “shog-” (to drink)	rapid flow; may be used in compound words, e.g. “boltsho” (mudflow), “ninsho” (freshet, high water), “fausho” (avalanche) бурный, стремительный поток (ливень, паводок, лавина, сель)
flow	sir-	v	NL < Quenya “sir-” < Etym. “SIR” (to flow); compare with ZA “sûr-”; compare with Hurrian “šiye” (water, river)
flush	shlor	n	NL < Quenya “solor” (surf), Gnomish “sôr” (wave), “thloth” (breakers, waves, surf) < Etym. “SOL”	probably onomatopoeic word
foam	shai	n	NL < Valarin PN “Ošošai, Oššai” (Ossë); compare with ZA “osh” with same etymology	uncountable
fog	hizg	n	NL < Quenya “hiswë” < Etym. “KHIS”	uncountable
fountain	htîl	n	NL < Sindarin “eithel”, Quenya “ehtelë” < Etym. “KEL” (go, run — about water)	may be used figuratively (e.g. “root of evil”)
freeze	gogh-	v	NL < Sindarin “gochel” (a mass of ice) < Etym. “KHEL”
froth	ghûlsh-	v	NL, merging ZA “ghûsh-” (to boil, intr.) with Gnomish “gwel-” (to boil, bubble, intr.)	intransitive
fume	usk	n	HG, probably from Ilkorin “usc” (smoke), Gnomish “usc” (fog, mist), Qenya “usqe” (fog, reek) < Etym. “USUK”	uncountable
glass	gulf	n	NL, merging LP “iulv” < Sindarin “ylf” with EH “k(h)ilub” < Quenya “yulma”; resemblance to English “gulp” is accidental	vessel for drinking with stalk/stem but without handle
goblet	gulf	n	NL, merging LP “iulv” < Sindarin “ylf” with EH “k(h)ilub” < Quenya “yulma”; resemblance to English “gulp” is accidental	vessel for drinking with stalk/stem but without handle
gulf	faz	n	NL < Qenya “fáse”
gullet	hulm	n	NL, merging LOS, SV “hul” (flow, stream) < MB with Primitive Elvish “kelma” (channel) < Etym. “KEL” (to flow, run)	natural channel with water
gulp	akr	n	LOS
hail	nigz	n	NL < Qenya “niqista” (to snow) < root “NIQI” (white), Etym. “NIK-W” (snow)	uncountable
haze	hizg	n	NL < Quenya “hiswë” < Etym. “KHIS”	uncountable
hoar (frost)	hizgogh	n	NL, merging “hizg” (fog) with “gogh” (ice)	dew or fog frozen with snow-like crystals; uncountable
hoar rime	hizgogh	n	NL, merging “hizg” (fog) with “gogh” (ice)	dew or fog frozen with snow-like crystals; uncountable
ice	gogh	n	NL < Sindarin “gochel” (a mass of ice) < Etym. “KHEL”	uncountable
icicle	glogh	n	NL, merging NL “gogh” (ice) with Quenya “helen” (icicle), “helkelimbe” (ice-drop), Sindarin “aeglos”, all from Etym. “KHEL” (freeze)
infuse	dhîm-	v	NL < LOS “zîm-” < MERP; changed to avoid cognates
inundate	laud-	v	NL, see “laum” (n) + Quenya “luita” (to flood, inundate, drench), Primitive Elvish root “DUY” (flow strongly, flood, pour), Etym. “DUI” (river, water)
inundation	laum	n	NL, merging SV “lum” < MERP “lum” (river, quagmire) < Albanian “lumi” (river) with Quenya “luimë” (flood, floodwater, flooded lang, high tide) < Etym. “DUI” (water, river)
juice	saub	n	NL < Etym. “SAB”; compare Noldorin “saw”, Quenya “sáve”, Primitive Elvish “sāba”	juice of fruit or flower; uncountable
lake	ain	n	NL < Quenya “ailo”, “ailin” (lake, pool) < Etym. “AY” + “LIN”[1]
lake	rink	n	NL < TK, OC “ronk” (see article) + Quenya “ringwë” = “cold pool or lake (in mountains)” < Etym. “RINGI” (cold)
lick	lâp-	v	NL < “lâm”, merging various word from Etym. roots “LAB” and “SÁLAP” (lick, lick up)	lick, lick up
maelstrom	sûnîn	n	NL, literally “whirl water”; see “sûn”, “nîn”
micturate	tukh-	v	SV (n)
milk	gazb	n	NL, merging “gag” (cow), “saub” (juice) and “gazhb-” (to suckle) – see corresponding articles	uncountable
mingere	tukh-	v	SV (n)
mist	hizg	n	NL < Quenya “hiswë” < Etym. “KHIS”	uncountable
mug	kolk	n	SV, MERP < Albanian “qelq” (drinking glass) < Latin “calicis”; compare with Quenya “calca” (glass), Gnomish “celc”, seems also of Latin origin	also “drinking glass”; vessel for drinking without handle and without stalk/stem
mug	zulm	n	NL, merging “zan” (all major dialects) < MERP with Quenya “yulma” (cup, goblet) < root “YUL” (to drink)	vessel for drinking with handle but without stalk/stem
oar	kofr-	v	NL < SV (ZF) “kovr-”
ocean	kârsh	n	NL, merging Quenya “Ekkaia” (outer sea), probably from Quenya “ëar”, Sindarin “gaear” with Hurrian “kiaše”
overpass	dursh	n	LOS
paddle	kofr-	v	NL < SV (ZF) “kovr-”
pee	tukh	n	SV	uncountable
pee	tukh-	v	SV (n)
piss	glu	n	LOS < MB	uncountable
piss	tukh	n	SV	uncountable
piss	tukh-	v	SV (n)
pool	ronk	n	TK, DBS, LOTR, OC “bagronk”, HOME 12 (PM); ? Quenya “ringwë” (cold pool, lake) < Etym. “RINGI” (cold)
potion	shogurm	n	NL, see “shog-”
pour	sûrb-	v	ZA; see also NL “sir-”
profound	gord	n	NL < Quenya “orda” < root “GOR” (deep)	deep pit in water
pure	foig	adj	NL < Qenya “poika”, Noldorin “puig” < Etym. “POY”	about material, water о материале, веществе
rain	miz	n	NL < Quenya “mistë” < Etym. “MIZD”	uncountable
rapid (of river)	nargh	n	NL < Sindarin “Narog” (“Torrent”, river name), “Nargothrond” < Primitive Elvish “narāka” (rapid, rushing, violent) < Etym. “NÁRAK” (to rend, tear) or from Khuzdul “NRG”, “narâg” (black)
rift	nargh	n	NL < Sindarin “Narog” (“Torrent”, river name), “Nargothrond” < Primitive Elvish “narāka” (rapid, rushing, violent) < Etym. “NÁRAK” (to rend, tear) or from Khuzdul “NRG”, “narâg” (black)
rime	gomg	n	NL, merging “gogh” (ice) with “miz” (rain)	icy rain, glaze frost, atmospheric ice; uncountable
rime frost	hizgogh	n	NL, merging “hizg” (fog) with “gogh” (ice)	dew or fog frozen with snow-like crystals; uncountable
river	sîr	n	NL < Quenya “sírë” < Etym. “SIR” (to flow)
roller	solm	n	NL < Qenya “solme” < Etym. “SOL” (to surf), Primitive Elvish roots “SOLO, “ÞOLO”
root (metaphor)	htîl	n	NL < Sindarin “eithel”, Quenya “ehtelë” < Etym. “KEL” (go, run — about water)	may be used figuratively (e.g. “root of evil”)
row	lunt-	v	LOS “lunt” (boat) (n) < Quenya “luntë” < Etym. “LUT” (float, swim)
run (away, from, off)	irz-	v	LOS; compare with Etym. “YUR”	together with object in Elative case to clarify meaning “escape”
sail	lunt-	v	LOS “lunt” (boat) (n) < Quenya “luntë” < Etym. “LUT” (float, swim)
salt	kaish	n	NL < Hurrian “kiaše” (sea)	uncountable
scull	kofr-	v	NL < SV (ZF) “kovr-”
sea	kârsh	n	NL, merging Quenya “Ekkaia” (outer sea), probably from Quenya “ëar”, Sindarin “gaear” with Hurrian “kiaše”
seaweed	filp	n	NL < Early Telerin “felpa” < Primitive Elvish root “FILI” (thin)	uncountable
seethe	ghûlsh-	v	NL, merging ZA “ghûsh-” (to boil, intr.) with Gnomish “gwel-” (to boil, bubble, intr.)	intransitive
shed	smurb-	v	NL, merging ZA “sûrb-” (to pour) with Etym. “SMAG” (to stain)
sheer	foig	adj	NL < Qenya “poika”, Noldorin “puig” < Etym. “POY”	about material, water о материале, веществе
ship	lûnt	n	LOS < Quenya “luntë”, also SV, MERP “lundar” < Albanian, both words of IE origin (compare with Slavic “ladya”, “lodka”)
shore	fâlz	n	NL < Sindarin “falas” < Etym. “PHAL” (foam); compare with LOS “fâl”
shower	tib-	v	NL < Qenya “timpa” (spray, nozzle), “timpe” (fine rain), “timpine” (to spray), Gnomish “tibli” (drizzle, sleet) < Primitive Elvish root “TIPI” (spray)	поливать множеством капель
sink	drûsh-	v	LOS, HG < SV
sip	akr	n	LOS
snow	fau	n	NL < Gnomish “fô”, Qenya “fáwe” (n), “fauta-” (v)	uncountable
snow	shrish	n	NL < Etym. “SRIS”, “SRITH”	uncountable
soak	mizg-	v	NL, see “mizg” (adj.)
sodden	mizg-	v	NL, see “mizg” (adj.)
soup	shâf	n	NL, merging Noldorin “salf(f)” < Etym. “SÁLAP” with DS “shog-” (to drink)	very simple or waterish soup, compare with “zau” (stew); uncountable
soup	zauf	n	NL < “shâf” + LOS “zau”, to avoid confusion with other dialects and rid off connection to Albanian “ziej”; see also “zâpsh-” (v)	very thick soup; uncountable густой, наваристый суп; подливка; тушёные овощи или мясо
source	htîl	n	NL < Sindarin “eithel”, Quenya “ehtelë” < Etym. “KEL” (go, run — about water)	may be used figuratively (e.g. “root of evil”)
spill	smurb-	v	NL, merging ZA “sûrb-” (to pour) with Etym. “SMAG” (to stain)
spit	pûth-	v	NL, melting Quenya “piuta-” < Etym. “PIW” with SV, MERP “pûshatîg-” < Albanian “pështyj”	with suffix of partial aspect (“-âzh”) means “to slaver, slabber, drool”
spoon	sâlp	n	NL < Gnomish “salfinc” < Etym. “SALAP” (to lick) merged with “zalb” (shovel)
spray	tib-	v	NL < Qenya “timpa” (spray, nozzle), “timpe” (fine rain), “timpine” (to spray), Gnomish “tibli” (drizzle, sleet) < Primitive Elvish root “TIPI” (spray)	поливать множеством капель
spring	htîl	n	NL < Sindarin “eithel”, Quenya “ehtelë” < Etym. “KEL” (go, run — about water)	may be used figuratively (e.g. “root of evil”)
steam	usk	n	HG, probably from Ilkorin “usc” (smoke), Gnomish “usc” (fog, mist), Qenya “usqe” (fog, reek) < Etym. “USUK”	uncountable
stew	zauf	n	NL < “shâf” + LOS “zau”, to avoid confusion with other dialects and rid off connection to Albanian “ziej”; see also “zâpsh-” (v)	very thick soup; uncountable густой, наваристый суп; подливка; тушёные овощи или мясо
stream	hulz	n	NL, merging LOS, SV “hul” (flow, stream) < MB with Primitive Elvish “kelus” (brook) < Etym. “KEL” (to flow, run)
suck	zug-	v	NL < LOS “zug” (lip) < MB < SV “zugl” (border); LOS, SV, MB “zu-” (to suck); compare with “shog-” (to drink)
surf	shlor	n	NL < Quenya “solor” (surf), Gnomish “sôr” (wave), “thloth” (breakers, waves, surf) < Etym. “SOL”	probably onomatopoeic word
surge	solm	n	NL < Qenya “solme” < Etym. “SOL” (to surf), Primitive Elvish roots “SOLO, “ÞOLO”
swim	lunt-	v	LOS “lunt” (boat) (n) < Quenya “luntë” < Etym. “LUT” (float, swim)
tear(drop)	nîg	n	NL < Etym. “NEI”; compare with PN “Nienna”; see also “nîth-”
thirst	thîz	n	NL, merging early Noldorin “faus” (thirst) < Etym. “PHAU” (gape), “PÁRAK” (dry) with NL “thizg” (dry) < Gnomish “thisc”, Qenya “sisi”	uncountable
tide (high, rising)	shlor	n	NL < Quenya “solor” (surf), Gnomish “sôr” (wave), “thloth” (breakers, waves, surf) < Etym. “SOL”	probably onomatopoeic word
tide (low)	dhum	n	NL, merging HG “dhu” (down) < Etym. “NDU”, “NDŪ”, “NŪ”, “UNU” with Telerin “dammë” (ebb, low tide) < Primitive Elvish “ndanmē” < Etym. “NDAN” (back)
torrent	nargh	n	NL < Sindarin “Narog” (“Torrent”, river name), “Nargothrond” < Primitive Elvish “narāka” (rapid, rushing, violent) < Etym. “NÁRAK” (to rend, tear) or from Khuzdul “NRG”, “narâg” (black)
torrent	sho	n	MERP; compare with Noldorin “thórod” (torrent) < Etym. “THOR” (come, swooping, leaping down); compare with NL “shlor” (flush), “shog-” (to drink)	rapid flow; may be used in compound words, e.g. “boltsho” (mudflow), “ninsho” (freshet, high water), “fausho” (avalanche) бурный, стремительный поток (ливень, паводок, лавина, сель)
trickle	limp-	v	NL, merging LOS “lûmp-” (to fall) with Quenya “limba” (drop) < Etym. “LIB” (to drip), Qenya “limpe”, Gnomish “limpelis” (drink of fairies, elfwine) < Primitive Elvish root “LIP(I)” (drop, wine, oil)	to flow or pour by drops
tumbler	kolk	n	SV, MERP < Albanian “qelq” (drinking glass) < Latin “calicis”; compare with Quenya “calca” (glass), Gnomish “celc”, seems also of Latin origin	also “drinking glass”; vessel for drinking without handle and without stalk/stem
urinate	tukh-	v	SV (n)
urine	glu	n	LOS < MB	uncountable
urine	tukh	n	SV	uncountable
vapour	usk	n	HG, probably from Ilkorin “usc” (smoke), Gnomish “usc” (fog, mist), Qenya “usqe” (fog, reek) < Etym. “USUK”	uncountable
vessel	lûnt	n	LOS < Quenya “luntë”, also SV, MERP “lundar” < Albanian, both words of IE origin (compare with Slavic “ladya”, “lodka”)
vinegar	kulz	n	HG (only “acid”)	uncountable
wash	yol-	v	NL < Sindarin “iôl”	clean with water
water	nîn	n	LOS < Quenya “nén”; compare with Westron “nîn”	uncountable
waterfall	nînzad	n	NL, calque from English and Russian; see “nîn”, “zad-”
wave	solm	n	NL < Qenya “solme” < Etym. “SOL” (to surf), Primitive Elvish roots “SOLO, “ÞOLO”
wee	tukh-	v	SV (n)
well (of water)	ghurn	n	LOS < SV
wet	mizg	adj	NL < Quenya “mixa” < Etym. “MISK”, compare with “miz” (rain)
whirlpool	sûnîn	n	NL, literally “whirl water”; see “sûn”, “nîn”

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