mol-

/mol/ 6baI
verb
to grind, pulverise
Neologism. Source: Fiona Jallings
✦✦✦✦✧ Established
verb food and drink

Etymology

Root: √MUL "grind (fine)"

Cognates

quenya mul-

References

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Notes

Neologism based on Quenya "mul-".

Conjugation

Basic (I-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. melin
2nd sg. fam. melig
2nd sg. pol. melil
2nd sg. arch. melidh
3rd sg. môl
1st pl. excl. melif
1st pl. incl. melib
2nd pl. fam. meligir
2nd pl. pol. melidhir
3rd pl. melir

Past

Person Form
1st sg. ovúlen
2nd sg. fam. ovúleg
2nd sg. pol. ovúlel
2nd sg. arch. ovúledh
3rd sg. ovul
1st pl. excl. ovúlef
1st pl. incl. ovúleb
2nd pl. fam. ovúlegir
2nd pl. pol. ovúledhir
3rd pl. ovúler

Future

Person Form
1st sg. molathon
2nd sg. fam. molathog
2nd sg. pol. molathol
2nd sg. arch. molathodh
3rd sg. molatha
1st pl. excl. molathof
1st pl. incl. molathab
2nd pl. fam. molathogir
2nd pl. pol. molathodhir
3rd pl. molathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle molol
Past active participle múliel
Passive past participle (sg.) mollen
Passive past participle (pl.) mellin
Imperative molo
Infinitive moled
Gerund / verbal noun moled