Morwen.

Haleth.

Hareth (mother of Hurin and Huor).

P.S. Any objection to Maia or Vala names?

I don't have any! Headstrong, Malva, the ancestor of all tooks

Please tell me if this doesn't work. I'm running out of women here!

So what is the last letter there? G, A, or S?

If that doesn't work, there is a hobbit named Hanna.

Let's use that then! Aredhel Ar-Feiniel

Lady of the Wood

Dis


the only known female dwarf! so that eliminates dwarf possibilities ;)

Very good about Dis. I was trying to remember the name of the one known female dwarf.

Silmarien.

Nellas.

Erendis

Sackville- Baggins, Lobelia

Arwen

Nienor.

Rosie.

Elenwe

Earwen, the wife of Finarfin.

Niniel.

Bilbo`s aunt Linda

Arien

The sun-maiden

Nessa
(you don't want to tick off her mate) :mad:

Definitly not! Amarië Come to think of that, you probably wouldn't want to get on her kill list either ;)

Elwing

can I say 'Star-spray, which is the translation of Elwing's name?

I guess so. If you can, then Yavanna

Ar-Zimraphel

P.S. Unless there's a concensus that it would make matters too easy, both a character's name and title can be used in a round.
(ex. Galadriel and Lady of the Wood).

Got it, thanks for clarifying.

Lalaith

Hild.

Daisy Gamgee

(daughter of Hamfast Gamgee)

Rian

You got there first! Dang! Anyways, Nienna

Angelica

Ancalimë.

Aredhel.