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Sindarin
Etymology
Only attested in Tolkien’s earlier conception of the language (‘Noldorin’). Diegetically explained as inherited from Primitive Elvish *andambundā, synchronically equivalent to and (“long”) + bond (“snouted”), and so cognate to Quenya andamunda.
Noun
annabon • 5{#w#5^ (plural ennebyn)
- elephant
References
- Paul Strack (2008–2023) “annabon”, in Eldamo – An Elvish Lexicon