ᴺQ. [Q.] lacenítë adj. “unseeing, blind” (Category: Blind)
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| Q. cenítë | “seeing, *able to see” |
ᴺQ. !cellóra adj. “blind, sightless” (Category: Blind)
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| Q. #cen | “sight” |
| ᴹQ. -lóra | “without, less” |
ᴺQ. !cénelóra n. “blind” (Category: Blind)
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| Q. cen- | “to see, behold, look” |
| ᴹQ. -lóra | “without, less” |
ᴺQ. !cenenca adj. “blind, sightless” (Category: Blind)
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| Q. #cen | “sight” |
| Q. -enca | “without, -less” |
Q. lacenítë adj. “unseeing, blind” (Category: Blind)
A word for “unseeing, blind” in a deleted paragraph of notes from 1969, a combination of la- “not” and cenítë “seeing, *able to see”, hence referring to “creatures that cannot/do not (by nature) see”, as in laceníte cuimar (PE22/153 note #50).
Neo-Quenya: I think [ᴺQ.] lacenítë “blind” remains viable for purposes of Neo-Quenya despite the paragraphs’s deletion, and refers to permanent blindness as opposed to [ᴺQ.] lomba for temporary blindness. There have been quite a few neologisms proposed for “blind”, including ᴺQ. cellóra, ᴺQ. cénelóra, and ᴺQ. cenenca, but I’d stick with the attested word.
Reference ✧ PE22/153 ✧ lakeníte “unseeing, blind”
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| la- | “not, in-, un-” | ✧ PE22/153 (la) |
| cenítë | “seeing, *able to see” | ✧ PE22/153 (#keníte) |
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