Q. ilquen pron. “everybody” (Category: All, Every)
A word for “everybody” appearing in the the Quendi and Eldar essay of 1959-60, a combination of il- “all” and quén “person” (WJ/372).
Conceptual Development: The pronoun ᴹQ. qáqe appeared in Demonstrative, Relative, and Correlative Stems (DRC) from 1948 with glosses “all, everyone” (PE23/103) or “every person/thing” (PE23/105), based on ᴹQ. qa(qe)- “all”.
References ✧ WJ/372, 375
Glosses
Elements
| #il- | “every, *all” | ✧ WJ/372 (#il-) |
| quén | “person, individual, man or woman; one, somebody” | ✧ WJ/372 (quen) |
Cognates
ᴹQ. qáqe pron. “all, everyone, every person/thing” (Category: All, Every)
References ✧ PE22/124; PE23/103, 105-106, 111-112
Glosses
Variations
Inflections
| qáqello | ablative | “*from everywhere” | ✧ PE23/112 |
| qáqenna | allative | “*to everywhere” | ✧ PE23/112 |
| qáqínen | instrumental plural | “*by all means” | ✧ PE23/111 |
| qáqesse | locative | “everywhere” | ✧ PE23/111 |
| qaqi | plural | “all, all the” | ✧ PE23/106 |
| qáqi | plural | “all” | ✧ PE22/124 |
| qáqi | plural | ✧ PE23/103 | |
| qaqendon | similative | “*in all fashions” | ✧ PE23/111 |
Elements
| qa(qe)- | “all, all the (with plurals), every; each, every” |
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