Neo-Adûnaic : abâr

*abâr n. (Weak-I Neuter) “strength, endurance, fidelity”

An original word from Tolkien. It may be related to the middle primitive elvish root BOR(ON) (“endure”) as suggested by Hostetter and Patrick Wynne.

Variations

· abraz (as in the name Abrazân, “Steadfast, Faithful”)

Inflections

Nominative	abâr	“strength”
Subjective	abâra	“strength”
Objective	abâru	“strength”
Plural	abârî	“strengths”
Plural Subjective	abârîya	“strengths”
Dual	abârat	“dual strengths”
Dual Subjective	abârât	“dual strengths”