ikir n. (Strong-I Neuter) “short sword, eket/ecet”
A Númenórean short-sword, not too much unlike a roman gladius, though more resemblance has been found with the Viking one-handed swords of yore. Adapted from the primitive elvish root √KIR (“cut, cleave, pass swiftly through; shave; skim (surface), slip along, glide quickly”).
Inflections
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ikir |
“short sword” |
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ikêr |
“short sword” |
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ikur |
“short sword” |
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ikîr |
“short swords” |
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ikîra |
“short swords” |
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ikrat |
“pair of short swords” |
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ikrât |
“pair of short swords” |