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Adan   Man, Human
Sindarin name for the Men of the three Houses of the Elf-friends.
>>>  plural : Edain

Adanedhel   Elf-Man
Name given to Túrin in Nargothrond.

Adorn
Tributary of the river Angren (Isen), forming with it the western bounds of Rohan. (The form is "of a form suitable to Sindarin", but not interpretable in that language. It must be supposed to be of pre-númenórean origin, adapted to Sindarin).

Adrahil
(1) A commander of the forces of Gondor against the Wainriders in Third Age 1944; called "of Dol Amroth", and presumably an ancestor of (2).
(2) Prince of Dol Amroth, father of Imrahil.

Adûnaic
The language of Númenor.
>>>  Adan, Edain

Adurant
Southernmost of the Seven Rivers of Ossiriand, flowing around the island of Tol Galen.

aeglos   Snowthorn
(1) A plant that grew on Amon Rûdh.
(2) The spear of Gil-galad (as a word-formation the same as (1) ).

Aegnor
Noldorin prince, fourth son of Finarfin; slain in the Dagor Bragollach.

Aelin-uial   Twilight Meres
The region of marshes and pools where the river Aros flowed into Sirion.

Aerin
Kinswoman of Húrin in Dor-lómin; taken as wife by Brodda the Easterling; aided Morwen after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

Agarwaen   Blood-stained
Name given to himself by Túrin when he came to Nargothrond.

Agathurush
Adûnaic translation of the name Gwathló.

Aghan
The Drûg (Drúadan) in the story of "The Faithful Stone".

Aglarond   Glittering Cavern (see image)
The caves of Helm's Deep in Ered Nimrais; used also in reference to the reference to the fortress more strictly called the Hornburg, at the entrance to Helm's Deep.
>>>  Gleemscrafu

Ailinel
The elder of Tar-Aldarion's sisters.

Ainur
Supernatural spirits who were created by Erú out of his thoughts in the Beginning of Creation.
>>>  Ainulindalë, Valar, Maiar

Ainulindalë   Music of the Ainur
The Three Themes of Music that Erú gave to the Ainur as an acoustical foretelling of his Creation of the World, interrupted by Melkor.

Aiwendil   Lover of Birds
Quenya Name of Radagast the Wizard.

Akallabêth   Downfallen
Name for Númenor after its ruin.

Alatar
One of the Blue Wizards (Ithryn Luin).

Alcarin   The glorious
Name of Atanatar, sixteenth King of Gondor.

Aldamir
King of Gondor, slain in 1540 in a war against the Harad and the Corsairs of Umbar.

Aldarion
See Tar-Aldarion

Aldaron

Aldburg
The dwelling of Éomer in the Folde (Rohan), where Eorl the Young had his house.

Aldor
Third King of Rohan, son of Brego son of Eorl the Young.

alfirin
A small white flower, also called uilos and simbelmynë (Evermind).

Algund
Man of Dor-lómin, one of the outlaw-band (Gaurwaith) that Túrin joined.

Allatar

Almaren
Island in a lake in the middle of Arda, first dwelling of the Ainur in Ea, detroyed by Melkor.

Almarian
Daughter of the Númenórean mariner Vëantur, Queen of Tar-Meneldur and mother of Tar-Aldarion.

Almiel
The younger of Tar-Aldarion's sisters.

Alqualondë   Haven of the Swans
Chief city and haven of the Teleri on the coast of Aman.

Altariel (Alatariel)   Maiden crowned with a radiant garland
Quenya and Telerin forms of the name Galadriel.

Aman   Blessed, free from evil
The land of the Valar in the uttermost West.
>>>  The Blessed Realm, Undying Lands

Amandil
(1) See Tar-Amandil.
(2) Last Lord of Andunië, father of Elendil the Tall.

Amdir
King of Lórien, slain in the Battle of Dagorlad; father of Amroth.
>>>  Malgalad

Amlach

Amon Amarth   Mount Doom
Later name of Orodruin.

Amon Anwar   Hill of Awe
Sindarin name of Halifirien, seventh of the beacons of Gondor in Ered Nimrais.
>>>  Eilenaer, Wood of Anwar

Amon Darthir
A peak in the range of Ered Wethrin south of Dor-lómin.

Amon Din   Silent Hill
First of the beacons of Gondor in Ered Nimrais.

Amon Ereb   Lonely Hill
Solitary elevation in East Beleriand.
>>>  Erebor

Amon Ethir   Spy-hill
The great earthwork raised by Finrod Felagund to the east of the Doors of Nargothrond.

Amon Lanc   Naked Hill
In the south of Greenwood the Great, afterwards called Dol Guldur.

Amon Obel
A hill in the Forest of Brethil, on which was built Ephel Brandir.

Amon Rûdh   Bald Hill
A lonely height in the lands south of Brethil; abode of Mîm, and lair of Turin's outlaw band.
>>>  Sharbhund

Amon Sûl   Hill of the Wind (=Weathertop)
A round bare hill at the southern end of the Weather Hills in central Eriador on which was built a Númenórean tower. For long one of the palantíri was kept there.

Amon Uilos
Sindarin name of Oiolossë.

Amras

Amrod

Amroth
Sindarin Elf, King of Lórien, lover of Nimrodel; drowned in the Bay of Belfalas. "The country of Amroth" (coast of Belfalas near Dol Amroth).
>>>  Amroth's Haven of Edhellond

Anach
Pass leading down from Taur-nu-Fuin (Dorthonion) at the western end of Ered Gorgoroth.

Anadûnë

Anar
Quenya name of the Sun.
>>>  Anárion

Anardil
The given name of Tar-Aldarion. With suffix of endearment, Anardilya. (The sixth King of Gondor was also named Anardil.)

Anárion
(1) See Tar-Anárion.
(2) Younger son of Elendil, who with his father and his brother Isildur escaped from the Drowning of Númenor and founded in Middle-earth the Númenórean Realms in Exile; lord of Minas Anor; slain in the siege of Barad-dûr.

Ancalagon
First of the flying dragons bred by Morgoth, slain by Eärendil in the War of Wrath.

Ancalimë
See Tar-Ancalimë. The name was also given by Aldarion to the tree from Eressea that he planted in Armenelos.

Andor   Land of gift
See Númenor.

Andram

Andrast    Long Cape
The mountainous promontory between the rivers Isen and Lefnui.
>>>  Ras Morthil, Druwaith Iaur

Andrath   Long Climb
Defile between the Barrow-downs and the South Downs through which the North-South Road (Greenway) passed.

Andróg
Man of Dor-lómin, a leader of the outlaw-band (Gaurwaith) that Turin joined.

Androth
Caves in the hills of Mithrim where Tuor dwelt with the Grey-elves and afterwards as a solitary outlaw.

Anduin   Long River
The Great River east of the Misty Mountains.
>>>  Ethir Anduin

Anduin Vale
The northern course of Anduin between the Hithaeglir and Mirkwood from its welling to the influx of Limlight.

Andunië   Sunset
City and haven on the west coast of Númenor.
>>>  Bay of Andunië, Lords of Andunië

Anduril
Narsil, the sword of Aragorn II was renamed so after it was reforged for him.

Andustar   Westlands
The western promontory of Númenor.
>>>  Erendis, Lady of the Westlands

Anfalas   Langstrand
Fief of Gondor; coastal region between the mouths of the rivers Lefnui and Morthond.

Anfauglith
Name of the plain of Ard-galen after its desolation by Morgoth in the Dagor Bragollach.

Angband   Hell of Iron
The great fortress of Morgoth in the North-west of Middle-earth.
>>>  The Siege of Angband

Angelimar
Twentieth Prince of Dol Amroth, grandfather of Imrahil.

Anglachel
Beleg's sword.
>>>  Gurthang

Angle
Land between the Rivers Hoarwell and Loudwater. Earlier habitat of the Stoors.

Angmar
The Witch-realm ruled by the Lord of the Nazgûl at the northern end of the Misty Mountains.
>>>  Witch-king, Carn Dûm, Mount Gundabad

Angren   Iron river
(Sîr Angren) Sindarin name of the Isen.
>>>  Athrad Angren

Angrenost
Sindarin name of Isengard.

Angrist

Angrod
Noldorin prince, the third son of Finarfin; slain in the Dagor Bragollach.

Annal
Grey-elf of Mithrim, fosterfather of Tuor.

Annatar   Lord of Gifts
Name given to himself by Sauron in the Second Age.
>>>  Artano, Aulendil

Annon-in-Gelydh   Gate of the Noldor
Entrance to a subterranean watercourse in the western hills of Dor-lómin, leading to Cirith Ninniach.
>>>  Golodh

Annúminas   Tower of the West
Ancient seat of the Kings of Arnor beside Lake Nenuial; afterwards restored by King Elessar.

Anor-stone
The Palantír of Minas Anor.

Anórien
Region of Gondor north of Ered Nimrais.

Anwar
See Amon Anwar.

Ar-Abattârik
Adûnaic name of Tar-Ardamin.

Ar-Adûnakhôr
Twentieth Ruler of Númenor; named in Quenya Tar-Herunúmen.

Ar-Belzagar
Adûnaic name of Tar-Calmacil.

Ar-Gimilzôr
Twenty-third Ruler of Númenor; named in Quenya Tar-Telemnar.

Ar-Inziladûn
Adûnaic name of Tar-Palantir.

Ar-Pharazôn
Twenty-fifth and last Ruler of Númenor, who perished in the Downfall; named in Quenya Tar-Calion.
>>>  Akallabêth

Ar-Sakalthôr
Twenty-second Ruler of Númenor; named in Quenya Tar-Falassion.

Ar-Zimraphel
Adûnaic name of Tar-Míriel.

Ar-Zimrathôn
Twenty-first Ruler of Númenor; named in Quenya Tar-Hostamir.

Arador
Chieftain of the Dúnedain, father of Arathorn II.

Aragorn
Aragorn I Twenty-eighth Heir of Isildur in the direct line; Chieftain of the northern Dúnedain.
Aragorn II Thirty-ninth Heir of Isildur in the direct line; King of the reunited realms of Arnor and Gondor after the War of the Ring; wedded Arwen, daughter of Elrond.
One of the nine companions in the Fellowship of the Ring.
>>>  Elessar, Elfstone, Strider, Thorongil

Araman
Region in Aman, north of Alqualondë.

Aranarth
First chieftain of the Dúnedain after the end of Arthedain in TA 1976.

Arandor   Kingsland
Region of Númenor between Mount Meneltarma and the Bay of Rómenna viewed as personal fief of the respective ruler.

Arandur   King's servant, minister
Quenya term for the Stewards of Gondor.

Aranrúth   King's Ire
Thingol's sword.

Aranwë
Elf of Gondolin, father of Voronwë and Aranwion.

Aratan
Second son of Isildur, slain at the Gladden Fields.

Aratar   The Exalted
The eight Valar of greatest power.

Arathorn
Arathorn I Chieftain of the Dúnedain.
Arathorn II Chieftain of the Dúnedain, father of Aragorn II.

Ard-galen

Arda   Realm
Name of the Earth as the Kingdom of Manwë.
>>>  Ilúvatar, , Ilmen

Aredhel
Sister of Turgon and mother of Maeglin.
>>>  Eöl

Argeleb
Argeleb I King of Arthedain, slain in TA 1356 in battle with Rhudaur.
Argeleb II King of Arthedain. In TA 1601 he grants the land of the later Shire to the Periannath.

Argonath
The two statues of Isildur and Anárion at the entrance of Lanke Nen Hithoel, marking the northern border of ancient Gondor.

Arkenstone
The great jewel of the Lonely Mountain.
>>>  Erebor, Thorin Oakenshield

Armenelos
City of the Kings in Númenor.

Arminas
Noldorin Elf, who with Gelmir came upon Tuor at Annon-in-Gelydh, and afterwards went to Nargothrond to warn Orodreth of its peril.

Arnor
The northern realm of the Númenóreans in Middle-earth established by Elendil the Tall and inherited by Isildur.
>>>  Northern Realm, Southern Realm, Gondor

Aros
The southern river of Doriath.

Arroch
The horse of Húrin of Dor-lómin.

Artamir
Elder son of Ondoher King of Gondor; slain in battle with the Wainriders.

Artanis
Name given to Galadriel by her father Finarfin.

Artano   High-smith
Name given to himself by Sauron in the Second Age.
>>>  Annatar, Aulendil

Arthedain
One of the three kingdoms into which Arnor was divided in the ninth century of the Third Age; bounded by the rivers Baranduin and Lhûn, extending eastwards to the Weather Hills, and with its chief place at Fornost.

Arthórien
Region between the rivers Aros and Celon in the east of Doriath.

Arvaleg
King of Arnor. Slain in 1409 when the Witch-king of Angmar invaded Arnor and destroyed the tower of Amon Sûl.

Arvedui
Last king of Arthedain, drowned in the Bay of Forochel.

Arvernien

Arwen Undomiel
Daughter of Elrond and Celebrían; wedded to Aragorn; Queen of Gondor.

Ascar
Northernmost of the Seven Rivers of Ossiriand, later renamed Rathloriel.

Asgon
Man of Dor-lómin, who aided Turin's escape after the slaying of Brodda.

Astaldo

Atalantë   downfallen
Name of Númenor after its destruction.

Atanamir
See Tar-Atanamir.

Atanatar
Alcarin ('The Glorious'), sixteenth King of Gondor.

Atani
The Men of the Three Houses of the Elf-friends; in Sindarin called "Edain".

Athrad Angren
Sindarin name (also in plural form Ethraid Engrin} of the Fords of Isen.

Aulë
One of Aratar, the great Valar, the smith and master of crafts, spouse of Yavanna. adjective "Aulean"
>>>  Children of Aulë = Dwarves

Aulendil   Servant of Aule
Name given to himself by Sauron in the Second Age.
>>>  Annatar, Artano

Avallonë
Haven of the Eldar on Tol Eressëa.

Avari
Elves who refused to join the Great March from Cuiviénen.
>>>  Dark Elves,Wild Elves

Avathar
Region of Aman in the South-east, home of Ungoliant.

Azaghâl
Lord of the Dwarves of Belegost; wounded Glaurung in the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, and was killed by him.

Azanulbizar
The valley below the East-gate of Moria where in Third Age 2799 was fought the great battle that ended the War of the Dwarves and Orcs.
>>>  Nanduhirion, Dimrill Dale

Azog
Orc of Moria; slayer of Thror, and slain himself by Dáin Ironfoot in the Battle of Azanulbizar.

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Tolkienion 2003 : Letter "A" of 1338 Entries