Appendix:Sindarin/amrûn
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Sindarin
Etymology
Modified from amrost (‘sunrise’) in Tolkien’s earlier conceptions of the language (‘Gnomish’ and later early ‘Noldorin’), from still earlier ambros, ambrost. Diegetically explained as am (“up”) + rhûn (“east”, literally “rising”), and so cognate or formed in parallel to Quenya Ambaróna (“Fangorn Forest”, literally “Eastern (Land)”) and ambarónë (“dawn”).
Noun
amrûn • t#7~M5
See also
(compass points)
| forod | ||
| dûn, annûn | 
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rhûn, amrûn |
| harad |
References
- Paul Strack (2008–2023) “amrûn”, in Eldamo – An Elvish Lexicon