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	'''AYA''' is a [[Primitive Quendian]] [[Sundocarme\|root]] signifying reverence and holiness. AYA-N is given the meaning "treat with awe/reverence", AYA- is given the meaning "revere", and AYA/AYA- is given the meaning "blessed".<ref name=Eldarin>{{PE\|Eldarin}}, p. 149 (roots appearing as "√AYA-N", "√AYA-" and "√AYA; AYA-")</ref>		'''AYA''' is a [[Primitive Quendian]] [[Sundocarme\|root]] signifying reverence and holiness. AYA-N is given the meaning "treat with awe/reverence", AYA- is given the meaning "revere", and AYA/AYA- is given the meaning "blessed".<ref name=Eldarin>{{PE\|Eldarin}}, p. 149 (roots appearing as "√AYA-N", "√AYA-" and "√AYA; AYA-")</ref>

−	Roots of opposite meaning are [[SKŪ\|SKŪ, KHŪ]] ("curse") and [[UK\|UK, UKLA]].<ref name=Eldarin/>	+	Roots of opposite meaning are [[SKŪ\|SKŪ, KHŪ]] ("curse"), [[OKO]] ("wicked, evil"), and [[UK\|UK, UKLA]].<ref name=Eldarin/>

	==Derivatives==		==Derivatives==

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	==Derivatives==		==Derivatives==

−	*[[Quenya]]: ''[[ainur]]''; ''[[aire\|aire (airē)]]''; ''airëa'' ("holy", applied to persons); ''[[aina\|aina (ayanā)]]''; ''ainima'' ("blessed, holy", applied to things); ''ainas'' ("a hallow, a fane"); ''áyan, aian'' ("a holy thing or object or place"); ''[[~~aia~~\|aia, aiya!]]''<ref name=Eldarin/>	+	*[[Quenya]]: ''[[ainur]]''; ''[[aire\|aire (airē)]]''; ''airëa'' ("holy", applied to persons); ''[[aina\|aina (ayanā)]]''; ''ainima'' ("blessed, holy", applied to things); ''ainas'' ("a hallow, a fane"); ''áyan, aian'' ("a holy thing or object or place"); ''[[aiya\|aia, aiya!]]''<ref name=Eldarin/>

	==Other versions of the Legendarium==		==Other versions of the Legendarium==

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	'''AYA''' is a [[Primitive Quendian]] [[Sundocarme\|root]] signifying reverence and holiness. AYA-N is given the meaning "treat with awe/reverence", AYA- is given the meaning "revere", and AYA/AYA- is given the meaning "blessed".<ref name=Eldarin>{{PE\|Eldarin}}, p. 149 (roots appearing as "√AYA-N", "√AYA-" and "√AYA; AYA-")</ref>		'''AYA''' is a [[Primitive Quendian]] [[Sundocarme\|root]] signifying reverence and holiness. AYA-N is given the meaning "treat with awe/reverence", AYA- is given the meaning "revere", and AYA/AYA- is given the meaning "blessed".<ref name=Eldarin>{{PE\|Eldarin}}, p. 149 (roots appearing as "√AYA-N", "√AYA-" and "√AYA; AYA-")</ref>
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		+	Roots of opposite meaning are [[SKŪ\|SKŪ, KHŪ]] ("curse") and [[UK\|UK, UKLA]].<ref name=Eldarin/>

	==Derivatives==		==Derivatives==

−	*[[Quenya]]: ''[[ainur]]''; ''aire (airē)'' ~~("sanctity, holiness")~~; ''airëa'' ("holy", applied to persons); ''aina (ayanā)'' ~~("to hallow, bless, treat as holy")~~; ''ainima'' ("blessed, holy", applied to things); ''áyan, aian'' ("a holy thing or object or place")<ref name=Eldarin/>	+	*[[Quenya]]: ''[[ainur]]''; ''[[aire\|aire (airē)]]''; ''airëa'' ("holy", applied to persons); ''[[aina\|aina (ayanā)]]''; ''ainima'' ("blessed, holy", applied to things); ''ainas'' ("a hallow, a fane"); ''áyan, aian'' ("a holy thing or object or place"); ''[[aia\|aia, aiya!]]''<ref name=Eldarin/>

	==Other versions of the Legendarium==		==Other versions of the Legendarium==

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'''AYA''' is a [[Primitive Quendian]] [[Sundocarme|root]] signifying reverence and holiness. AYA-N is given the meaning "treat with awe/reverence", AYA- is given the meaning "revere", and AYA/AYA- is given the meaning "blessed".<ref name=Eldarin>{{PE|Eldarin}}, p. 149 (roots appearing as "√AYA-N", "√AYA-" and "√AYA; AYA-")</ref>

==Derivatives==

*[[Quenya]]: ''[[ainur]]''; ''aire (airē)'' ("sanctity, holiness"); ''airëa'' ("holy", applied to persons); ''aina (ayanā)'' ("to hallow, bless, treat as holy"); ''ainima'' ("blessed, holy", applied to things); ''áyan, aian'' ("a holy thing or object or place")<ref name=Eldarin/>

==Other versions of the Legendarium==

In the ''Quenya Lexicon'' appears the root AYA, signifying "honour, revere".<ref>{{PE|12}} (root appearing with an [[Wikipedia:Inverted breve|inverted breve below]] on the "Y")</ref> In the ''[[The Etymologies|Etymologies]]'' appears the roots AYAN- (yielding Common Eldarin ''ayan-'', "holy") and YAN- (yielding Quenya ''yána'', [[Noldorin]] ''iaun'', "holy place, fane, sanctuary").<ref>{{LR|Etymologies}}, pp. 350, 400</ref>

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AYA - Revision history

Morgan at 23:02, 4 February 2011

Morgan: corrected internal link (to aiya)

Morgan: this should do for now (removed {{STUB}}

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