are you thinking of Laurelindórenan a name used by tree-beard (he is old) and Faramir. . .

It means: Land of the Valley of Singing Gold ( I had to look that up :o)

Correct as always :)

Your turn!

:cool:

Thanks.


Ok give me the sindarin name for orc and it's actual meaning.

The Sindarin name for orc is orch, plural yrch. Boths meaning simply orc and orcs. But I guess you're looking for an older word only used in SILM: Glamhoth which means "noise-horde" or "noise-host" - The word is reflected in the name of Gandalfs sword: Glamdring: "Foe-hammer" / "Noise-horde-hammer" ... hope that is accurate enough for you ;)

Of course it is my good Telchar, please continue the thread.

If Andwise had been a Silvan elf, what material would he have used for his craft?

hithlain

The difficult part was who Andwise was (at least for me)

You are correct :) Glædelig jul.... <--- Danish for Merry Christmas

tak og må du få en glædelig jul og et godt nytår (merry christmas and a happy new year to you)

Wich elven kings possesd the Nauglamir ?

Elu Thingol?

Och ha en God jul och ett Gott Nytt År (Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year)

he is sertenly one of them, but the question was: wich kings ;)

Oh, sorry... I'd say Finrod Felagund and Elu Thingol.. It must be someone else too, but at least I've helped someone with the correct answer :) That's the only kings I can think of right now...

Besides the obvious Finrod Felagund, and later Thingol, the list has to contain Dior Thingols Heir - and probably also Orodreth who ruled Nargothrond, though he is reffered to as "lord of Nargothrond" and not king ...

This is actually an interesting question... because it (to me) raises other questions...

What happend to the Nauglamir? Was the Silmaril ever seperated from the Nauglamír? Could we count Eärendil to the list above? He was lord of the people that survived the fall of Gondolin and the Sack of Doriath, and he chose to be counted among the elves... But I can find no reference to the Nauglamir at the Mouth of Sirion or being with Eärendil later - It is said that he bore the Silmaril on his brow - The Nauglamír is not a thing one would wear on ones brow is it? So maybe the Nauglamír never left Doriath - only the Silmaril?

These were my thoughts :)

I can do nothing, but hand the thread over to you.

With out turning this into a discution I would like to say: I think the Nauglamir left ME with the silmaril, We know that the silmaril was meant to bee worn around the neck(when it was a part of the Nauglamir), but the first time ever we hear of it beeing used otherwise (the silmaril) is when Earendil where it on his brows. Sureley if they had been seperatet and worn as to different pieces Tolkien would have written about it and It would not have been such a big deal that Earendil choses to wear it like that.

Oh yeah, I forgot Dior but I left Orodreth out on purpose. I didn't consider him a king, even if he was a ruler for some time. He was like the Stewards of Gondor... Sorry for this off-topic post, please proceed like nothing ever happened :)

Adding to the off topic discussion, I somehow recall reading Elwing having the necklace. Though i might be way off though. ;)

Which elf feared to be stricken in the darkness?

Was it Finrod?

Nope...

Was it Maedhros?

No - No... are you guys just guessing at random??? lol

Is it Eol?

Nope + Eol doesn't seem to be the type that fears anything, having too much pride for that... The Elf we're looking for is a more, ... shall we say fearfull caracter, though that might be going a bit too far.

Random guess: Gwindor ?

nope - but nice guess...

Hint: I fear some stroke in the dark

why don't you just shout Voronwë ?

I had to do something, right?

You're up :)

of cours you did.

Name the elf who wantet the aid of Tom Bombadil.

Probably Galdor ?

nope, but good guess.

;) Second quess is Erestor?

and the second one is correct. (is it just me or is the royal baptism blown way out of proportion?)

No, It's not / nut just you, but some / alot of people seem to suck it in ;)


Q: The Elves woke up to the sound of running water - from which mountains did the streams and rivers near Cuiviénen come?

was it the Red Mountains ?

The Orocarni - yes

Can I? I was waiting for somebody to do so, i quite like this thread, but it's quiet since few days... And anyway, I always arrive too late to answer.

Bah..

Q: Who is Aikanaro?

Well Beleg we do have a 10 day rule. . . Next time you cannot wait for me (or anybody els) to reply please make a *Bump*

But since I cannot think of anything better to ask I will let your question stand.

Aikanaro is Aegnor, one of the sons of Finarfin.

Indeed. Thanks for pointing that out Rune. :)

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