Peth: Difference between revisions

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Peth is the Sindarin word for "word".^[1]

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-'''Peth''' is the [[Sindarin]] word for "word". It can also de used in the agentive sense, "speaker". The [[Quenya]] cognate is ''quetta''. The word was also loaned to [[Adûnaic]], where it became ''beth''.
+__NOTOC__
+'''Peth''' is the [[Sindarin]] word for "word".<ref name="Etymology">{{LR|Etymologies}}, [[KWE|KWET]]</ref>
-==Examplets==
+==Etymology==
-* [[Malbeth the Seer]]
+Possible [[Old Sindarin]] *''pettha'' ([[Sundocarmë|Root]] [[KWETE]])<ref name="Etymology"/>
+==Examples==
+* ''[[Malbeth]]'', where perhaps is used in the agentive sense, "speaker".
+*''[[athrabeth]]''
+*''[[lasta-|lasto]] '''beth''' [[lam]]men'' "Hear the '''word''' of my tongue"<ref>{{FR|II4}}</ref>
+==Cognates==
+*[[Quenya]] ''[[quetta]]''
+*[[Adûnaic]] ''[[bêth]]'' (obviously a loanword)
-[[Category:Sindarin words]]
+{{references}}
+{{title|lowercase}}
+[[Category:Sindarin nouns]]