Egalmoth:Eighteenth ruling Steward of Gondor.

Hama

Angband

Stronghold of Melkor (Morgoth) during the First Age.

Dudo Baggins

Dudo (use the O) is Frodo's uncle. He is the younger brother of Frodo's father Drogo.

Oliphaunt

Not sure how good this one is but everyone is entitled to a not so good one every now and then. Plus I just like the name, who doesn't.

Thranduil

Padre to Legolas, ruler of Mirkwood.

Lalaith, sister of Turin, who died in infancy.

Hurin, father of Turin.

Nurn

Narya

Amon Sul- "Hill of the wind" or Weather Top

Lenwe, father of Denethor.

Elbereth

Huan- The great hound of Valinor

Nazgul

Laurelindorenan

Why is it always an N?
 

Is it just me, or does it always seem to end in an N? We are running out of N name and such. Next time, with permission of course, I may just start a new letter. There are only so many N words in LOTR. Well here is another N word.

North Downs - a place near Bree


(Does this place exist here at the down? Perhaps we could come up with an idea for it if not.)

Sauron, Dark Lord


:p

Nahar: The legendary horse ridden by Oromë, the Huntsman of the Valar. Nahar's coat was said to be white under the Sun, but to shimmer in silver in the night.

Romenna-Haven on the East coast of Numenor

Azog, father of Bolg.

Gabilgathol -- The Dwarf-citadel that lay near Mount Dolmed in the Blue Mountains. More commonly known by its Elvish name, Belegost.

Loth-a-ladwen

"Lily of the Plain" (one of the Seven Names of Gondolin.

Noegyth Nibin
 

A Dwarvish people known for their particularly small stature. Also known as the "Petty-dwarves"

gggrrrrr more N's

North Downs-In Eriador, where was built the Numenorean city of Fornost

Snowmane - the mount of King Theoden

Eorl the Young, leader of the men of Rhovanion, first king of Rohan

Gwaihir, King of the Eagles of the Misty Mountains.

Ringil: the sword of Fingolfin

Lathspell - Gandalf

Bump!!!
 

Frodo - Hero of Middle-Earth, one of the Ring Bearers

Orodruin - good ol' mountain of fire there

Narvi

Imladris - Aka Rivendell