D for Dis mother of Fili and Kili

E is for Éowyn, shield-maiden of Rohan.

F for Findulias

Fíriel, wife of Arvedui Last-King.

G for Goldberry

H is for Haleth: Lady Haleth, leader of the Haladin, who were so named in her honor.

I for Idril daughter of Turgon

J is for jar, the last word in The Hobbit

Tinuviel the topic is currently woman of M-E.

J for Jolly O' Tombail's wife Goldberry [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

H for Haleth, as I couldn't find any other H's.

Kementari, a title of Yavanna

L is for Luthien, who chose to be mortal and wed Beren.

M is for Morwen Eledhwen, wife of Hurin and mother of Lalaith, Turin and Nienor.

Well I COULD say N for Nienor (thanks saucepan man) but instead...

N for Nimloth

O for Owle's daughter Eärwen

P is for Primula Brandybuck, Frodo's mother.

Q for Quarelsome Lobilia Sackville-Baggins

R for Rian, Earendil's grandma

S for Silmarien!!

T for Tar-Ancalimë

U is for Uinen, a Maia and wife of Ossë.

V for Varie

W is for White Lady of the Noldor (Aredhel)

I don't think there is an X, so I'll say Y for Yavanna. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Z for Zhelob. I have odd pronounciation!

Looks like we need a new topic. How about kings? I haven't been around lately, so I apologise in advance if this has been done recently.

Arvedui Last-king: Son of Araphant, the fifteenth and last King of Arthedain. When the forces of Angmar overran the last remnant of the North-kingdom, Arvedui fled into the far north, but perished in the Bay of Forochel. His eldest son, Aranarth, became the first Chieftain of the Dúnedain.

B for Brego the second king of Rohan and son of Eorl

C is for Calimehtar, thirtieth King of Gondor and defeater of those enemies of Gondor, the Wainriders.

Déor, Seventh of the Kings of Rohan: A direct descendant of Eorl the Young, who inherited the Kingship of Rohan from his father Goldwine. Déor's great-great-grandfather, Aldor the Old, had hunted out the Dunlendings that had harried the eastern borders of Rohan, and his successors Fréa, Fréawine and Goldwine had enjoyed peaceful reigns because of their ancestor's enterprises. In Déor's time, this peace came to an end.

It was later discovered that the Dunlendings had secretly been moving back into the northwestern uplands of Rohan throughout the reigns of Déor's predecessors. By Déor's own time, a powerful Dunlendish force had been established, and the King was forced to ride northward from Edoras, ultimately to defeat his enemies. The victory was a bitter one, though, for he discovered that the Dunlendings had also captured the Ring of Isengard, which Déor had no possible means of recapturing. So Déor's reign saw the beginning of a danger from the north that would reach a crisis nearly fifty years later, when the Dunlendings were to come close to destroying Rohan alogether.

Déor's turbulent reign lasted nineteen years. He was succeeded as King by his son, Gram.

E for Earendil

F for Fingolfin, High King of the Noldor. Father of Turgon, Fingon and Aredhel. He was slain by Morgoth in single combat.

Gram, The eighth King of Rohan:

The son of Déor and father of Helm Hammerhand, who ruled Rohan as the eighth Lord of the Mark. His reign was a time of warfare with the Dunlendings, who had occupied Isengard during his father's time, and continued to raid and harrass the Rohirrim.

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H for Hyarmendacil I of Gondor

I for Isildur himself- the man with the most memorable line in the entire film!

King under the Mountain (Title of the Dwarf-lords of Erebor): The title taken by Thráin I, founder of the Dwarf-kingdom at Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, and maintained by those Kings of Durin's Folk who dwelt there. The line was broken twice, once by Thorin I (he and four generations of his descendants ruled from the Grey Mountains, not Erebor), and once by the dragon Smaug (who claimed the title for himself). In both cases, the line was restored to a rightful heir.

L for Lord of Eagles- Thorondor

M for Malvegil
The sixth King of Arthedain

Náin I, The last King to rule in Khazad-dûm: The son of King Durin VI of Khazad-dûm, who became King after his father was slain by the Balrog known as Durin's Bane. Náin's kingship lasted only a year, before he too was slain - his son Thráin I led the remnant of Durin's Folk away into the north.

O for Ostoher

P for (Tar) Palantir. Twenty-fourth king of Númenor.His name means He who looks afar, in Quenya. His name in Adûnaic was (Ar) Inziladûn.