agla n. (Strong-II Neuter) “sparkle, flash, gleam, brilliance”
Derive from Aglahad, the name of the 19th prince of Dol Amroth.
Inflections
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agla |
“sparkle” |
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aglâ |
“sparkle” |
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aglu |
“sparkle” |
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aglî |
“sparkles” |
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aglîya |
“sparkles” |
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aglât |
“pair of sparkles” |
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aglât |
“pair of sparkles” |
Random Rambles.
Gala + had (full form, from Aglahad. If one bases its meaning from the name in Arthurian Legend, -had could either mean “place/spot”, or be a postposition meaning “opposite/for”. Derived translation idea from Gnomish). Also agla (Gn. “flash”), since there is the opposing case of Bel as in Bêlzagar, agla in this case could also mean “flash, brilliance, gleam, sparkle,” so mayhap “place/spot/hero of brilliance.”
Did I overthink this? Heh, probably.