F is for Fëanor. Need I explain who he is?

G is for Gothmog; leader of the Balrogs.

H is for Helcaraxë, the grinding ice which the party of Fingolfin, his sons, Finrod, and Galadriel crossed after the burning of the ships at Losgar

'I' is for Illuin - one of the lamps of the Valar made by Aulë

J is for the Jewels of Fëanor, another name for the Silmarils. (Such an overused one, but might as well get it out of the way.)

'K' is for kelvar - animate living things under the care of Yavanna, with the exception of the children of Ilúvatar, the Ents, and the Dwarves.

L is for Laurelin, one of the Two Trees of Valinor, which was gold.

'M' is for Mormegil

The Black Sword - a name given to Túrin as captain of the forces of Nargothrond

Noldor - The followers of Finwë.

O is for Orodreth, the lord of Nargothrond after Finrod fell in Tol-e-Ngaurhoth.

P is for Palantiri: the Seeing Stones

Q is for Quendi, a name of the Elves.

R is for Rochallor, Fingolfin's oh-so-cool horse! [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

S is for Sam; Frodo faithful companion who is the new topic on the site.

M is for mithril - tuesilver, delight of the Elves and plaything of the Dwarves! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

Sam was in the Silmarillion? And M comes after S? It must be Wacky Wednesday...only it's Monday...

I'm just going to go back to S..., people please read the directions and current theme.

S is for Sindarin , the language of the Sindar. Sindarin developed in Beleriand.

T is for Tinúviel, the name which Beren called Lúthien when he first saw her. It means "twilight-maiden" and is a poetic name for the nightingale.

hmm...ah...well...em... I must have been half asleep to think Sam was in the Silmarillion. Well, I'll try U.

*whispering 'things from Sil' to himself*

U is for Uruloki: another name for the Dragons.

V is for Vilya, mightiest of the three elven rings, worn by Elrond

W is for Wilwarin, a constellation made by Varda.

Also, since when is Vilya not in LotR and just in Silm? Wouldn't Varda have been better? Sorry, I'm just venting.

X? there ain't anything

Y... easy... Yavanna! Do I need explain this

greetings,
lathspell

Z....hmmm.....gosh I can hardly think of anything. How about Ar-Zimraphel also known as Miriel Daughter of Tar-Palantir (One cool king). Hey I tried to find a word begining with Z. I really did! This is the best I can come up with. So whats next. How about we do landmarks next if thats ok.

A is for the Argonath, the Pillars of the Kings.

B is for Bree-Hill (does that count?) http://www.plauder-smilies.de/tiere/grommit.gif

C is for Caradhras, Cruel Mountain of the Misty Mountains.

D is for Druedain Forest in Gondor.

E is for Emuin Muil (sp?)... some hills surrounding a wide part of the Anduin where the island of Sarn Gerbir(sp?) is. Frodo and sam had to climb through these on the eastern side of the Anduin, the rest of the fellowship in the west. http://www.plauder-smilies.de/tiere/grommit.gif

F is for the Ford of Bruinen which Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin, and Strider crossed on their way to Rivendell.

G is for Gram, Mount Gram... A Mountain in the North of the Misty Mountains

H is for Hallow of Eru.
This was a the only temple in Numenor before the coming of Sauron.

I is for Illuin, the northern of the Lamps of the Valar.

That counts, right?

[ December 02, 2002: Message edited by: TolkienGurl ]

I guess that's fine, if the Hallow of Eru is good as well.

J is no good.

K is for Khand, land of the Variags, where the stars shine strange.

L is for Lórien, either the forest in Middle-Earth or the abode of Irmo is Valinor.

I had no guts enough tor ead all of the previous 16 pages or so, so I'm sure I must be repeating somedy else's posting, but:

M is for

Middle Earth
Morwen
Mormegil
Meriadoc
Morgul Blade
Morgoth
Melkor
Maeglin
Mordor
Mr.Baggins
Mithrandir

and loads of other stuff as well...(so to say, misc)

M is good letter, it is... [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

PS

I'm not quite sure if I am authorized to give several entries at once, point it out at me and I will edit it [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

[ November 26, 2002: Message edited by: HerenIstarion ]

N is for Noldor, even though this has probably been done before.

People, this was about landmarks...

I'll do 'N' once more

N is for Nan Curunir... the Wizards' Vale

O is for the Old Forest Road which passes through greenwood the great also known as Mirkwood. It is upon this road that the elves made their first trip to Valinor.

P is for peanut (just kidding) ummmm
I guess I'll say Pippin I know I know its probobly been used before but is all I can think of. [img]smilies/tongue.gif[/img]

Hate to rain on your parade but this round at least is supposed to be landmarks. Sorry.