Q. erma n. “(physical) matter” (Category: Thing)
- Q. erma, n. “(physical) matter” (Category: Thing)
References ✧ MR/218, 338, 349, 359, 470-471; NM/14, 250
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- orma [per Christopher Tolkien, is a variation of] erma ✧ MR/359
Element In
- ᴺQ. !ermaitë “concrete, material”
- ᴺQ. !ermangolmë “study of matter, physics, [possibly also] chemistry”
- ᴺQ. !necermëa “insubstantial, immaterial”
Q. hrón n. “matter, substance, flesh; body” (Category: Thing)
TBD revisit @@@ This form initially appeared as
hrón (sometimes
rhón) with the sense “body”, but it was altered >>
hrondo, later >>
hröa (MR/231). The sense of
hrón was changed to the “substance, matter” of Arda, but this was later changed >>
orma (MR/218), which was elsewhere
erma.
References ✧ MR/209, 218, 229, 231, 233, 470-471; PE17/183
Glosses
- “body” ✧ MR/229 (rhōn); MR/471 (rhón)
- “body (of an incarnate being)” ✧ MR/470 (hrón)
- “flesh or substance” ✧ MR/231 (hrōn)
- “flesh/substance of Arda, matter” ✧ PE17/183 (hrōn)
- “matter” ✧ MR/231 (hrōn)
- “physical matter” ✧ MR/471
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