Nope, it's in HoME, but it's not like "Trotter" or anything that wasn't kept for LotR. It's said in LotR, but in a different way (hard to explain). I'll give you a hint: it starts with A.

Arathorn's son?

That's the one. Come to think of it, that might have been in LotR also. Wait it was- in the Appendices, I remember now! Anyway, you're up.

Right-o...

Dior.

Eluchil?

Nope.

Thingol's heir?

Aranel?

Mr. Saucepan has it. :)

Thanks NK. :)

The Land of Shadow

Mordor?

Nope. :p ;)

I knew that was too easy. ;)

How about Black Land?

No, not that one either. :D

Land of Darkness?

'Fraid not. :smokin:

Dor Daedaloth?

The Nameless Land

Land of Shadow and Ash?

And the winner is ...
 

luthien-elvenprincess

The Nameless Land was the one that I had in mind.

Take it away ... :)

Whoo-hooo, its me, its me, its me!!!

[ahem...calming down and maintaining decorum now]...

Well now (hugh sigh), next one, then:

Stone-houses

I'm sure I am way off, but right now I don't have a better guess.

Great Smials

Minas Tirith, as Ghân-buri-Ghân (of the SAS ;) ) named it.

You got it, Nilpaurion!

Thanks!
 

Hmmm . . .

Bilbo.

Burrahobbit?

Nope.

Thief? or Burgalar...something like that

hmmm...

Mad Baggins?

Little master?

Ring-bearer

err can't remember it... something Smaug called him...

Let's try "Barrel-rider" or "Theif Baggins".

Hey, ya never know, right?

Fea

Nil is back, Nil is back, Nil is back . . .
 

The 88th Boromir, or the Boromir born in '88, has it. 'tis "Mad Baggins" I was looking for!

Your turn. :)

*bump*

Boromir?

10 days rule!
 

An easy one:

Tauron.

Orome the Great

Aldaron?

Aldaron it is.
 

Go, NK! :)

Thanks. :)

Ciryaher.