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Hmmm.
NIM-RU-ZIR, if such a person exists?
ZIR for 3 letters from Zircona?
'NIM' means 'take' - Modern German 'nehmen' with an Old English cognate. Hence NYM, a petty thief in the Henry IV plays.
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Gadzooks! It's only the Adunaic name for the conspicuously absent Elendil the Tall! From 'Nimruzirim,' meaning Elf-Friends, I do believe.
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Last edited by Pervinca Took; 08-03-2021 at 05:07 AM.
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