“well”
11 fragments across 9 traditions carry this sense. They split 5 to 6 between opening and closing a name, which means it sits comfortably at either end.
Across the traditions
¶They cluster in 3 families, most of them creatures. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, Demon, has 2.
un final · una final
- Thezrun
Thezr silence + un well
silence of the well
- Ghadrun
Ghadr gall + un well
gall of the well
- Dhozun
Dhoz dust + un well
dust of the well
- Peskuna
Pesk plague + una well
plague of the well
- Meskuna
Mesk scale + una well
scale of the well
- Skelvuna
Skelv scar + una well
scar of the well
kel final · kela final
- Selkel
Sel moon + kel well
moon of the well
- Thalkel
Thal deep + kel well
deep of the well
- Orkel
Or gold + kel well
gold of the well
- Heshkela
Hesh silence + kela well
silence of the well
- Primkela
Prim first + kela well
first of the well
- Termkela
Term ending + kela well
ending of the well
Tobar initial
- Tobarmullach
Tobar well + mullach summit
well summit
- Tobardris
Tobar well + dris bramble
well bramble
- Tobarlios
Tobar well + lios ringfort
well ringfort
Kilda initial
- Kildahrid
Kilda well + hrid storm
well storm
- Kildagunda
Kilda well + gunda war
well war
- Kildathrud
Kilda well + thrud might
well might
brunn final
- Tannbrunn
Tann fir + brunn well
fir well
- Weissbrunn
Weiss white + brunn well
white well
- Sandbrunn
Sand sandy ground + brunn well
sandy ground well
Eu initial
- Eudoulos
Eu well + doulos servant
well servant
- Eudamos
Eu well + damos folk
well folk
- Euxenos
Eu well + xenos stranger
well stranger
Tober initial
- Tobercora
Tober well + cora weir
well weir
- Toberbrack
Tober well + brack speckled
well speckled
- Tobergar
Tober well + gar short
well short
Lind initial
- Lindsela
Lind well + sela seal
well seal
- Lindtunga
Lind well + tunga tongue
well tongue
- Lindfesta
Lind well + festa mooring
well mooring
brunn final
- Gorodbrunn
Gorod town + brunn well
town-well
- Cernabrunn
Cerna black + brunn well
black-well
- Lindbrunn
Lind linden + brunn well
linden-well
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “well”. Senses that keep turning up in the same sets usually belong to one semantic field — the small vocabulary a naming tradition returns to again and again.
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