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N. #leð-, v. “*to go, fare, travel” appearing as the ON. lende “fared” in The Etymologies of the 1930s under the root ᴹ√LED “go, fare, travel”, also appearing as an element in N. egledhi “go into exile.” Paul from Eldamo suggests for purposes of Neo-Sindarin that S. †leð- “go, fare, travel” was archaic, surviving mainly as an element in other verbs like [ᴺS.] edleðia- “go into exile” and [N.] neleð- “enter”. For “go” he suggests to use S. men- and for “travel” I would use S. glenna-.

Phonetic Developments for the 3rd: Sg.:✶elēdē > elið [elēdē] > [elēde] > [elīde] > [elīðe] > [eliðe] > [elið]

• Present: fare.
• Past: fared.
• Future: will fare.

• Adjective: S. edlen(n) “exiled”
• Verb: S. anglenna- “to approach”
• Verb: S. glenna- “to travel”
• Noun: S. lembas “waybread, journey-bread”
• Noun: ᴺS. [N.] edledhron “exile”
• Noun: ᴺS. leðeu, “leaving, departure”
• Noun: ᴺS. lîð “journey”
• Verb: ᴺS. edledhia- “to go into exile”