geria-

/'ge.rɪja/ rzRlcI
verb
ponder, think (in a reflective and contemplative way)
Attested in writing
verb mind

Etymology

Root: √GOR "deep, profound; warn, counsel; urge, impel, move"
gorja goria gœria geria View phonetic development in Quettamorphosis

References

View on Eldamo

Sources: NM/176

Conjugation

Derived (A-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. gerion
2nd sg. fam. geriog
2nd sg. pol. geriol
2nd sg. arch. geriodh
3rd sg. geria
1st pl. excl. geriof
1st pl. incl. geriab
2nd pl. fam. geriogir
2nd pl. pol. geriodhir
3rd pl. geriar

Past (transitive)

Person Form
1st sg. geriannen
2nd sg. fam. gerianneg
2nd sg. pol. geriannel
2nd sg. arch. geriannedh
3rd sg. geriant
1st pl. excl. geriannef
1st pl. incl. gerianneb
2nd pl. fam. geriannegir
2nd pl. pol. geriannedhir
3rd pl. gerianner

Past (intransitive)

Person Form
1st sg. geriassen
2nd sg. fam. geriasseg
2nd sg. pol. geriassel
2nd sg. arch. geriassedh
3rd sg. gerias(t)
1st pl. excl. geriassef
1st pl. incl. geriasseb
2nd pl. fam. geriassegir
2nd pl. pol. geriassedhir
3rd pl. geriasser

Future

Person Form
1st sg. geriathon
2nd sg. fam. geriathog
2nd sg. pol. geriathol
2nd sg. arch. geriathodh
3rd sg. geriatha
1st pl. excl. geriathof
1st pl. incl. geriathab
2nd pl. fam. geriathogir
2nd pl. pol. geriathodhir
3rd pl. geriathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle geriol
Past active participle geriel
Passive past participle (sg.) geriannen
Passive past participle (pl.) geriennin
Imperative gerio
Infinitive geriad
Gerund / verbal noun geriad