run-

/run/ RS@I
verb
rub, grind
Neologism. Source: Paul Strack
✦✦✦✧✧ Accepted
verb actions Swadesh 207

Etymology

Root: √RUN "rub, grind, smooth, polish; flat of hand or sole of foot"

References

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Conjugation

Basic (I-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. rynin
2nd sg. fam. rynig
2nd sg. pol. rynil
2nd sg. arch. rynidh
3rd sg. rûn
1st pl. excl. rynif
1st pl. incl. rynib
2nd pl. fam. rynigir
2nd pl. pol. rynidhir
3rd pl. rynir

Past

Person Form
1st sg. orúnen
2nd sg. fam. orúneg
2nd sg. pol. orúnel
2nd sg. arch. orúnedh
3rd sg. orun
1st pl. excl. orúnef
1st pl. incl. orúneb
2nd pl. fam. orúnegir
2nd pl. pol. orúnedhir
3rd pl. orúner

Future

Person Form
1st sg. runathon
2nd sg. fam. runathog
2nd sg. pol. runathol
2nd sg. arch. runathodh
3rd sg. runatha
1st pl. excl. runathof
1st pl. incl. runathab
2nd pl. fam. runathogir
2nd pl. pol. runathodhir
3rd pl. runathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle runol
Past active participle runiel
Passive past participle (sg.) runnen
Passive past participle (pl.) rynnin
Imperative runo
Infinitive runed
Gerund / verbal noun runed