Simple one coming up: (I do want all three questions answered)

From FA 457 - 467, Tol Sirion was controlled by Shadow.

Who controlled it, what was it renamed, and who was 'the messenger'?

Tol Sirion FA 457 - 467:

Controlled by - Sauron
Renamed - Tol-in-Gaurhoth
Messenger - Thuringwethil

Perfect! Continue please!

Here is two parter,

What was the name of the great wolf of Angband and what is the translation of the name?

Carcharoth, meaning The Red Maw or Anfauglir, meaning Jaws of Thirst.

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You are correct.

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Part 1) Who was the chief messenger between Morgoth in Angband and Sauron in Tol-in-Gaurnoth?

Part 2) What does the name mean and what language is it?

[ April 16, 2003: Message edited by: The Saucepan Man ]

1)Thuringwethil
2)woman of secert shadow,quenya(im guessing)?????

Well the language was Sindarin. But since you got the rest Earwen, I think you should have it. So, please proceed ... [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

gloomweaver?

Ungoliant?

correct

What was the unfortunate fate of Ufthak?

Sophia

captured, poisend, and eaterm by Shelob.

beautiful [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] Your turn Earwen

grave-man?

Uncle! Uncle!

Please give us a hint!

'grave man' - literal definition of 'barrow wight' (evil spirit out of Angmar sent to dwell there by the Witch-king)

'Tis correct it is Barrow-Weight

10 day rule
who did Sauron call his "Cat" and why, according to tolkein, is this not an accurate nickname?

Is it Shelob and that Sauron didn't "own" her?

very close, but not quite

Ok is it that she owns him not?

There we go mormegil, She doesn't own Sauron

your question

How many tongues did Glaurung have?

It's 7

*bump*

Anybody take over it they'd like.

Okay, I'll ask one..

Who is the mightiest of the winged dragons, and what does their name mean?

It was ancalagon the black

and the two parts of his name
anca: jaws
alagon: swan

so I am guessing swan jaws or jaws of the swan or something of that sort as to what his name means

Jaws of Thirst is what it means, but I'll give it to you. Your question arcticstorm