Thranduil, king of mirkwood, father of legolas.

yeah, sorry if its already been said

Uinen: A maia, the Lady of the Seas, spouse of Osse

Valaraukar, the Quenya version of the word Balrogs.

West: here lies the hope of those in M-e

Xylophone!! Figwit played one.

Yavanna: 'giver of fruits' one of the Valier, numbered among the Aratar, the spouse of Aule; called also kementari.

Zirakzigil: dwarvish name for Silvertine

Aratar: the eight great ones among the Valar.

Baran: Elder son of Beor the Old

Can we please do themes? The themes were really cool, and they provide a challange!

So I'll suggest another one, and start it with C (cause I don't feel like a total renegade).

Hobbit names. No places or things, just people.

C is for Camellia Sackville-Baggins mother of Otho Sackville-Baggins.

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Diamond of Long Cleeve:Pippin's wife and mother of Faramir.

Ecthelion II: father of Denethor, and rebuilder of the White Tower of Minas Tirith (which was afterwards called Ecthelion's Tower)

F is for Fredegar Bolger who helped Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin leave Crickhollow undetecded. Nearly killed by a Nazgul, but lived to be later imprisoned in the Lockholes. He was released by Frodo and Co. Was called Fatty up until that point.

(Since we're doing hobbit names E could also have stood for Elanor Gamgee...*ahem*)

G is for Gaffer

He, who, though he didn't know it, saved the whole saved the whole Ring-operation by saying that Mr. Frodo already had set to Crickhollow with his Sam, when a Nazgul rode up the Hill and questioned him.

H is for Hamfast Gamgee, another name for the Gaffer.

Isumbras Took I: The first thain of the Shire of the Took line, also a distant ancestor to Pippin Took [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

J.R.R. Tolkien: He wrote out all of the info we have on hobbits. (sorry, J is hard!)

Hmm, J is also for Jolly Cotton, one of Rose's brothers!

K is for Kalimac, Meriadoc's name in true Westron. And you all know who Meriadoc was!

L is for Lobelia Sackville-Baggins
She was the wife of Otho and mother of Lotho, and Bilbo always thought she had been the one who had stolen most of his Silver Spoons.

M is for Maura, Frodo's name in Westron.

Nob: a Hobbit in the service of Barliman Butterbur, who runs an inn at Bree, The Prancing Pony.

Orthnac- the tower where sauruman lived

Proudfoots: one of the Hobbit name
or
Paladdin Took: father of Peregrin Took, one of the Hobbit members of the Fellowship!

R is for Rose Cotton, the wife of Samwise Gamgee and mother of thirteen children!

Sackville-baggins: some of Frodo and Bilbo's relatives, they didn't get along and really wanted bagend.

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T is for Took. Need I say more?

Undertowers:The dwelling of Elanor Gamgee and Fastred of Greenholm after their marriage.

V is for Valaquenta, a book about the Valar. It was part of Blibo Baggins' Translations from Elvish in the Red Book of Westmarch. (So it's the only hobbit related V word I could think of).

Y... again I got it!

well, Y is for Yeni: the Elvish equivalent of 144 years.

Lathspell, we're on W
which is for Wanwa wich is(i think and hope) quenya for Past. (?)

oops... probably I wasn't thinking there. Well, now we've got to 'x', there's none. So I'll do 'y' after all. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

Y is for Yeni: the Elvish equivalent of 144 years.

greetings,
lathspell

Zaragamba - 'The original (as opposed to translated) name of the Hobbit-family from the Eastfarthing, hereditary Thains of the Shire, who passed on the office to the Took (Tuk) clan and removed to the strip of land between the Baranduin and the Old Forest. It has been translated from the Red Book as Oldbuck.' The Tolkien Companion, p.531

Do you want to suggest a new theme, TolkienGurl?

How about Kings, Queens, or leaders? The person can be of any race in Middle-earth.

Anarion (Tar-Anarion) - the 8th King of Numenor

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B is for Brego, the second King of the Mark. He built the palace of Meduseld, and then died of grief over the death of his son, Baldor (whom I believe died in the Paths of the Dead [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img] ).

C is for Cirdan (yes, I know there should be an accent over the i): the leader of the Elves of the Grey Havens.

Durin III:King of Durin's folk in Khazad-dûm at the time of Sauron's assault on Eregion.

E is for Ecthelion II: 25th steward of Gondor and rebuilder of the White Tower of Minas Tirith

F is for Faramir, the King's Steward after the War of the Ring.

G is for Gil-Galad, last High King of the Noldor in Middle-earth. He died at Dagorlad: burned by Sauron's heat. (Ouch)

~Or~

Ghân-buri-Ghân, Chieftan of the Woses around the time of the War of the Ring.

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