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Alle substantieven met een u-duaal die tot een van de categorieën op deze pagina behoren, gebruiken de stamvorm in het duaal maar verder zijn ze regelmatig (we gebruiken '''toron''', '''torn'''- "broer"): |
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::Nom. '''tornu''', Gen. '''tornuo''', Poss. '''tornuva''', Dat. '''tornun''', |
::Nom. '''tornu''', Gen. '''tornuo''', Poss. '''tornuva''', Dat. '''tornun''', |
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::Abl. '''tornullo''', All. '''tornunna''', Loc. '''tornussë''', Instr. '''tornunen''', Resp. '''tornus'''. |
::Abl. '''tornullo''', All. '''tornunna''', Loc. '''tornussë''', Instr. '''tornunen''', Resp. '''tornus'''. |
Versie van 18 okt 2006 09:47
Stamvormen zijn eigenlijk overblijfselen van Oud-Elfs. Zo was het originele Oud-Elfse woord voor "vloer" eigenlijk talam. Maar omdat de letter m niet langer toegestaan is op het einde van een Quenya woord (zie Quenya/Fonologie), evolueerde dit woord naar talan met talam- als stamvorm.
Alle substantieven met een u-duaal die tot een van de categorieën op deze pagina behoren, gebruiken de stamvorm in het duaal maar verder zijn ze regelmatig (we gebruiken toron, torn- "broer"):
- Nom. tornu, Gen. tornuo, Poss. tornuva, Dat. tornun,
- Abl. tornullo, All. tornunna, Loc. tornussë, Instr. tornunen, Resp. tornus.
De onregelmatige stamvormen kan je op een afzonderlijke pagina terugvinden:
Quenya/Speciale stamvormen.
d/t-stammen
De eerste groep eindigt op –n, –r of –l. Hun stamvormen worden gevormd door een extra –d–.
De tweede groep eindigt op –n, –r of –s ze voegen -t bij om tot de stamvorm te komen.
De pagina Quenya/Substantieven: d/t-stammen bevat een overzicht van alle gekende substantieven in deze categorie.
De adjectieven op –n behoren waarschijnlijk ook tot de d-stammen (PE 14 pg. 77):
- i hwarindi "de scheven"
- hwarindi neri "scheve mannen"
Als ze gebruikt worden als laatste verbogen woord (zie Quenya/Verbogen adjectieven), dan krijgen ze de klinkers –e– of –i– tussen de stam en de uitgang:
- harma furindessë "in een verborgen schat"
- urur úrindinen "met gloeiende vuren"
De verbuiging van de d- en t-stammen is regelmatig behalve in de possessief enkelvoud. Deze naamval maakt gebruik van de nominatief enkelvoud en de uitgang –wa (alle substantieven in deze categorie hebben u-dualen):
enkelvoud | meervoud | duaal | part. meerv. | |
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nominatief | fion | fiondi | fiondu | fiondeli |
genitief | fiondo | fiondion | fionduo | fiondelion |
possessief | fionwa | fiondiva | fionduva | fiondelíva |
datief | fionden | fiondin | fiondun | fiondelin |
ablatief | fiondello | fiondillon(r) | fiondullo | fiondelillo(n)(r) |
allatief | fiondenna | fiondinnar | fiondunna | fiondelinna(r) |
locatief | fiondessë | fiondissen | fiondussë | fiondelisse(n) |
instrumentalis | fiondenen | fiondinen | fiondunen | fiondelínen |
respectief | fiondes | fiondis | fiondus | fiondelis |
Contracted stems
Another group of stems lose the vowel of the second syllable. So the stem-form is a contracted form of the nominative.
Following nouns belong to this group:
- coron, corn- "ball"
- feren, fern- "beech"
- haran, harn- "leader"
- huan, hún- "dog"
- laman, lamn- "animal"
- soron, sorn- "eagle"
- toron, torn- "brother"
In quite a number of cases of the singular these words use the nominative to produce these cases. In the partitive plural they also use the nominative:
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
---|---|---|---|---|
nominative | haran | harni | harnet | haralli |
genitive | harno | harnion | haranto | harallion |
possessive | haranwa | harniva | harnetwa | haralliva |
dative | harnen | harnin | harnent | harallin |
ablative | harallo | harnillon(r) | harelto | harallillo(n)(r) |
allative | haranna | harninnar | harnenta | harallinna(r) |
locative | harandë | harnissen | harnetsë | harallisse(n) |
instrumental | harannen | harninen | harnenten | harallinen |
respective | harnes | harnis | harnetes | harallis |
There is a second group that have lost the final vowel + n in the nominative
- calmar, calmarn- "child of light"
- halatir, halatirn- "kingfisher"
- mëar, mëarn- "gore, blood"
- pur, purn- "(artificial) fire"
- tavar, tavarn- "dale sprite"
and also
- seler, sell- "sister"
They have in the singular only two exceptional cases:
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | seler | selli | sellet | selli |
genitive | sello | sellion | selerto | sellion |
possessive | selerwa | selliva | selletwa | selliva |
dative | sellen | sellin | sellent | sellin |
ablative | sellello | sellillon(r) | sellelto | sellillo(n)(r) |
allative | sellenna | sellinnar | sellenta | sellinna(r) |
locative | sellessë | sellissen | selletsë | sellisse(n) |
instrumental | selernen | sellinen | sellenten | sellinen |
respective | selles | sellis | selletes | sellis |
Doubled stems
There are also words in -t that have a doubled stem but they can be found on the page about Quenya/Exceptional stems.
doubled stems in ss
A number of stems double their final -s:
- calas, calass- "brass"
- coimas, coimass- "lembas" ^
- eques, equess- "saying"
- falas, falass- "shore, beach"
- indis, indiss- "bride"
- inwilis, inwiliss- "fairy"
- is, iss- "light snow"
- itis, itiss- "fly bite"
- lis, liss- "honey"
- nes, ness- "mead, valley, land"
- niquis, niquiss- "frost-pattern"
- nís, niss- "woman" ^^
- oinalis, oinaliss- "ointment"
- olos, oloss- "snow" ^^^
- sintilis, sintiliss- "sparkling (of crystal)"
- tiris, tiriss- "watch"
- tolos, toloss- "knob, lump"
- tyos, tyoss- "cough"
The proper name Tulcas also belongs to this group.
^ coimas also has the stem-form coimast-.
^^ The long í shortens before a double consonant.
^^^ This word also has the nominative olossë. It should not be confused with olos "dream" which has an irregular stem-form (see Quenya/Exceptional stems).
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | falas | falassi | falasset | falasseli |
genitive | falasso | falassion | falasto | falasselion |
possessive | falasseva | falassiva | falassetwa | falasselíva |
dative | falassen | falassin | falassent | falasselin |
ablative | falassello | falassillon(r) | falasselto | falasselillo(n)(r) |
allative | falassenna | falassinnar | falassenta | falasselinna(r) |
locative | falassë | falassen | falassetsë | falasselisse(n) |
instrumental | falassenen | falassinen | falssenten | falasselínen |
respective | falasses | falassis | falassetes | falasselis |
The word solor "surf" has stem-form soloss- and uses the same forms as these words except the possessive singular which is solorwa.
doubled stems in ll/nn
Final l and n can also be doubled:
- amil, amill- "mother"
- aranel, aranell-
- horinel, horinell- "pine-needle"
- miril, mirill- "jewel"
- riel, riell- "flower-girl"
- sil, sill- "moon"
- tol, toll- "island" ^
- ailin, ailinn- "lake"
- cailen, cailenn- "throat"
- calimban, calimbann- "barbarian land"
- campin, campinn- "hips"
- colman, colmann- "summit"
- elwen, elwenn- "heart"
- helin, helinn- "pansy"
- irin, irinn- "town"
- irmin, irminn- "inhabited world"
- latúcen, latúcenn- "tin"
- licin, licinn- "horn"
- mindon, mindonn- "turret"
- olwen, olwenn- "branch, wand"
- onin, oninn- "anvil"
- pequen, pequenn- "comb"
- tamin, taminn- "forge"
- túrin, túrinn- "province"
- wilin, wilinn- "bird"
The proper name Silmaril also belongs to these words.
^ The cases of tol are formed with an –o– between stem and ending (see Quenya/Exceptional stems).
The exceptional cases are: the possessive singular, the allative or ablative in singular and plural, and all cases of the partitive plural.
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | amil | amilli | amillet | amilli |
genitive | amillo | amillion | amilto | amillion |
possessive | amilwa | amilliva | amilletwa | amilliva |
dative | amillen | amillin | amillent | amillin |
ablative | amillo | amillon(r) | amillelto | amillillo(n)(r) |
allative | amillenna | amillinnar | amillenta | amillinna(r) |
locative | amillessë | amillissen | amilletsë | amillisse(n) |
instrumental | amillenen | amillinen | amillenten | amillinen |
respective | amilles | amillis | amilletes | amillis |
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | olwen | olwenni | olwennet | olwelli |
genitive | olwenno | olwennion | olwento | olwellion |
possessive | olwenwa | olwenniva | olwennetwa | olwelliva |
dative | olwennen | olwennin | olwennent | olwellin |
ablative | olwennello | olwennillon(r) | olwennelto | olwellillo(n)(r) |
allative | olwenna | olwennar | olwennenta | olwellinna(r) |
locative | olwennessë | olwennissen | olwennetsë | olwellisse(n) |
instrumental | olwennenen | olwenninen | olwennenten | olwellinen |
respective | olwennes | olwennis | olwennetes | olwellis |
doubled stems in rr
- condor, condorr- "warrior"
- hostar, hostarr- "tribe"
- indor, indorr- "groom"
- lamandar, lamandarr- "herdsman"
- lar, larr- "place, region"
- maquar, maquarr- "(human) jaw"
- milnar, milnarr- "sown field"
- neldor, neldorr- "beech"
They are declined as follows:
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | lar | larri | larret | lalli |
genitive | larro | larrion | larto | lallion |
possessive | larwa | larriva | larretwa | lalliva |
dative | larren | larrin | larrent | lallin |
ablative | larrello | larrillon(r) | larrelto | lallillo(n)(r) |
allative | larrenna | larrennar | larrenta | lallinna(r) |
locative | larressë | larrissen | larretsë | lallisse(n) |
instrumental | larrenen | larrinen | larrenten | lallinen |
respective | larres | larris | larretes | lallis |
m-stems
As told in the introduction, the letter m is no longer allowed at the end of a word and has changed into n in the nominative:
- artan, artam- "hammer"
- ilin, ilim- "milk"
- men, mem- "nose, beak"
- quin, quim- "female"
- ran, ram- "noise"
- talan, talam- "floor"
These words have exceptional locatives, instrumentals and partitive plurals:
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | men | memi | memet | melli |
genitive | memo | memion | mento | mellion |
possessive | memeva | memiva | memetwa | melliva |
dative | memen | memin | mement | mellin |
ablative | memello | memillon(r) | memelto | mellillo(n)(r) |
allative | memenna | meminnar | mementa | mellinna(r) |
locative | mendë | memissen | memetsë | mellisse(n) |
instrumental | memnen | meminen | mementen | mellinen |
respective | memes | memis | memetes | mellis |
The words with stem on -ng also behave like these words:
- falaswin, falaswing- "wavecrest"
- fen, feng- "reed"
The locative is fendë and the partitive plural felli (but the instrumental is regular: fengenen).
c-stems
Four words originally ended in -c, and this letter is also not allowed at the end of a word:
- filit, filic- "little bird"
- nelet, nelc- "tooth"
- oryat, oryac- "badger"
- quesset, quessec- "pillow"
singular | plural | dual | part. plural | |
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nominative | filit | filici | filicu | filiceli |
genitive | filico | filicion | filicuo | filicelion |
possessive | filiqua | filiciva | filicuva | filicelíva |
dative | filicen | filicin | filicun | filicelin |
ablative | filicello | filicillon(r) | filicullo | filicelillo(n)(r) |
allative | filicenna | filicinnar | filicunna | filicelinna(r) |
locative | filixë | filicissen | filicussë | filicelisse(n) |
instrumental | filincen | filicinen | filicunen | filicelínen |
respective | filices | filicis | filicus | filicelis |
The locative of nelet is neletsë, but otherwise it is declined the same as the other three nouns.
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