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ᴺQ. [ᴱQ.] quolina adj. “ill, sickly, ailing” (Category: Sick; Sickness)

ᴺQ. [ᴱQ.] quolina, adj. “ill, sickly, ailing” (Category: Sick; Sickness)
See ᴱQ. qolda for discussion.

Derivations


ᴱQ. qolda adj. “ill” (Category: Sick; Sickness)

The Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s had several similar adjectives under the early root ᴱ√QOLO: ᴱQ. qolda or qolina “ill” and ᴱQ. qolima “sickly, ailing” (QL/78).

Neo-Quenya: I’d adopt ᴺQ. quolina for all these meanings: “ill, sickly, ailing”. I would further assume it applies to any kind of physical ailment, including injury. For someone sick specifically by disease I would use [ᴺQ.] hlaiwa. Not all Neo-Quenya writers accept quo- as a valid combination; see the entry on how [wo] became [o] for further discussion.

References ✧ QL/78

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Variations

Derivations

Phonetic Developments

ᴱ√QOLO > qolda [kʷolā] > [kʷola] ✧ QL/78

ᴱQ. qolima adj. “sickly, ailing” (Category: Sick; Sickness)

See ᴱQ. qolda for discussion.

Reference ✧ QL/78 ✧ “sickly, ailing”

Elements

qolo- “to ail” ✧ QL/78
-ima “-able, possible” ✧ QL/78 (#-ima)