Neo-Adûnaic : makhal

makhal n. (Strong-I Neuter) “throne”

From the Valarin word maχallām (“throne” and pronounced makhallaam).^[1]

Inflections

Nominative	makhal	“throne”
Subjective	makhâl	“throne”
Objective	makhul	“throne”
Plural	makhîl	“thrones”
Plural Subjective	makhîla	“thrones”
Dual	makhlat	“pair of thrones”
Dual Subjective	makhlât	“pair of thrones”

[1]. Actually, from what I know about lingual adaptations, makhal would probably be more likely to be malam. Eventually, I may modify the word to reflect this observation.